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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
WEDDINGS AND ENGAGEMENTS

here AH seda2 o} M, "a 5nne Th
h h,f r. solger. =, the brides nome. SUNG
M. rar'n; vas an occasion Of crca, social
Rev " 8 rcn GdiGny W. 81: PC, perfGrned by
W o'G W The hride Is the daughter ~ Mrs.
Finley tho eai a,;eS,an M'ss nd I'o; His
i is;a OF h"nor Judge i.st,mer. OF Wash
n marriage r ny her .hrother. v W, Finiey.
soiEer. al '"S country estate of Mr.
.hssd 3 t q? q rslte i'd IT,
married at noon at tho home OF tho brides
from service soldier
LYNcHBuRG. VA. June John L. Terry
and md MIS- ~: Jennie ,: owen. ,dsaEh,er Of Mf
ana i' hr h @msn ., Of III were
SSaturday evening az O'clock. Rev w F.
minister INK
WIZ L,,TMcH.uRG: "a: June MIR. I. W
1InngaEem,Srt OF her daughter. Mise Louise
the wedding to be celebrated here June ii.
nsy Phiios and Sis " cia.s sss nd Rn9
n h. OF gnShSu burg wsrs nar;sd SATURDAY
Harmon at his homo.
LYEcHBuRG. VA. June William ster-
,ett Osi.shy. Just returned from the army
rina Bas. Hospi,a, TS, 30 et A. and ID ME- ME-
Sadie, Thurrnond OF Nelson County. wer.
home o, ths Brds broths oeS ThS n.
r Tond near 20 IL ynohhn,s nsv wisp Meg
Relating. =" 0t'
pa ia. yA 59' The
ana Is ETA Nav Prss to q frank hi:
w' 50 wGm:is .; snnoIk Ths wsad;ss
brides family at Ped House June a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03

self right by the steps OF the kitchen
door. where he had stopped to rest.
When the cook came TO the door TO
let Puss out she left IT open and John
ME Mouse lost no time in slipping in
and while Cook chased him with Il
broom she did not get him, and into
his hole in the pantry ne tumbled just
as his mother was eating breakfast
Why, Johnnie Mouse" she ex-
claimed. I'VE thought Puss had you.
Where have you been?''
Johnnie Mouse was ashamed TO tell
her he tried to run away 30 he told
her how he was carried off and how
he escaped from MIR. Owls house. but
he was cured of wishing to run away
and never again did he wander from
the pantry. where he was born, and
when he married he built another house
in the pantry wall for his family
% So II Puss has not caught them T
expect Johnnie Mouse and his little
mice are still living there and he very
likely will tell them the story OF a
little mouse who started to run away.
but instead he was carried away and
almost came to sad end.
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure News
paper Syndicate, New York City,
Tomorrow's story-'T b will e
School"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
New Fall Garments
Dolmans Still Worn

Dolmans. on which many manufac-
turers and retailers alike placed much
faith at the beginning Of the spring
season. and which then gave way to
capes as the big issue. seem to still be
IN doubt, 80 far as their popularity
for fall Is concerned
In the cloth models II is said that
more exclusive houses are calling for
'been reflected in the more popular
priced realms, models c;<rryinr out
SUCH suggestions already on the racks
THIS despite the fact that while the
Idea emanates from high class houses
thcy are not yet ready with such lines.
Taupe nutria, Jap mink and opos-
sum dyed martens are some Of the furs
cular collars. the latter often CORE
spending with broad gunnel cuffs.
Polo Cloth. which Is making such a
iaForabie impression in fashion cir
cieS at present. is used In heavier
wclshts and different colors for motor
coats. designed on straight full lines.
win adjustable collars, some pokes
and large side pockets
buttons. apparently OF tortoise shell.
i ir hodei; which carries collar of
An effective mixture with rough yet
hoit mapped surface is used for othe,
u5Elty coats, the styles Of these also
adherins 10 loose backs. achieved nv
cular sides w" CIR
Holiviaa serves for the more dressv
cioth coats which in STYLE xennrnIIS.
show little different from Tho o,bnrs
yet which Introduce other ideas nor
"aps' IN collars, pockets. etr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
THE SANDMAN STORY

Johnnie Mouse had decided to run
away but he had not intended TO be
ME had thought OF was TO run out OF
the pantry when Puss was not around
and out OF the kitchen door.
But before he had chance to carry
out his plan some one had come into
the pantry and he had TO run and hide
He hid in basket Under a paper
and the next thing he knew he felt
the basket being carried out and then
some things put in right on top OF
him and of II was carrieu again.
So instead Of running away he was
carried away. and when he again had
a chance 10 look out he found he was
down in the meadow where they were
making hay
He was in the lunch basket and
Johnnie knew that the best thing for
him to do was to eat what he wanted
at once and then skedaddle.
And so ne did, but instead of find-
ing nice. dry place to live as he ex-
pected in some big pantry, he could
find nothing but hay and grass. and
nicely settled for a nap some one
would come with a long fork and pick
up the hay.
OF course. he had to run. and SO all
other. until by night time Johnnie
Mouse was SO tired he was ready to
go TO sleep on the ground.
This is just what he did. right under
tree close up 10 DIG stone covered
with moss.
How long he slept he did not know.
but he was very rudely awakened by
feeling something sharp hold him
tightly and poor Johnnie Mouse was
sure that after all Fuss has caught
him.
He opened one eye little way and
,ok a look at his captor. 1t was not
Puss at all, but dreadful creature
with a big bill and eyes very much
like Puss.
And again Johnnie. when he would
like to have run away, was being car
rIed up and up and when he again
opened his eyes he was in a tree
So still and limp he was that Mr.
Owl-for It was he that had Johnnie
Mouse in his grasp-thought he was
quite dead, SO he put him in his house
and off he flew to get something more
for his breakfast for Johnnie was a
very small mouse and Mr.. Owl had a
bis appetite.
After a while Johnnie opened both
OF his eyes. 1t was all dark and still.
so he crept carefully around until he
found tho door and stepped out
The moon was shining family
through the trees and Johnnie Mouse
did not see anyone to stop him this
time from running away. so down the
tree he scampered and ran somewhere
: Tho did not care whore.
= All night he ran. and what was his
surprise In the morning to find him
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
PHILIPPINE DELEGATION
SEEKING INDEPENDENCE
Will Apply for Membership in League
OF Nations When Grant
cd Freedom.
BELIEVE DESTINY NOW SECURE
President Quezon and Mission Appear
Before Joint Meeting OF Senate
and House Committees-"Com In
Gratitude and Affection"
Thy Associated Press. !


WASHINGTON. June 2.-The Philip
pine Islands will apply for membership
in the league OF nations Immediately
after receiving their independence, and
Will regard such membership as sufii-
cicnt protection from outside agrees
sion. In making this statement today
at joint meeting of Senate and House
committees, Manuel Quezon. Presid ent
OF the Philippine Senate. and head OF
the mission sent to this country TO
urge independence, declared there was
no reason to fear an attack by the
Japanese.
The people of the island did not an
tlcipate trouble from Japan, he said
adding that while they could not re-
sist powerful attack alone now or
within ten years they would he able
eventually to protect themselves from
all invasionE.
Our Destiny Rest. Secure.
But our plea for independence is no,
dependent at this time" he said. ION
the league Of nations. We would like
to become part OF 1t. with the fun be-
lief that We would be able to work out
our own destinies.
Final and Immediate solution Of the
Philippine question vas asked OF Con-
gress in memorial presented by the
mission today al a Joint session Of the
Senate Committee on the Philippines
and the House Committee on lnsular
Affairs. The mission Is officially rep
resepting the Philippine Legisla ture
and people.
Promise Faithful Friendship.
1T Is for the best interest of both
the United States and the Philippines'
said tho memorial. that the independ-
ence OF the latter country be recog-
nizcd and established at this time
Such a step will insure the main
tenance Of firm and lasting friend
snip between the two peoples. and will
foster the free development OF their
commercial relations in the future; It
Will place on a high level the honor
Of America by the fultillment OF her
repeated promises 10 grant freedom 10
the Filipino people, and thus perpet-
uate in the hearts Of the Filipinos the
sentiments OF gratitude and affection
which they now entertain towards the
American people.
Legislature Sends Petition.
For the first time in the history
Of colonial relations subject and
their political connection with the
sovereign nation without recounting
any act OF injustice done to them and
demanding repara;ion therefor: but
rather with feeling OF gratitude and
affection. and with the object and for
the purpose OF Strengthening the bond $
Of moral and material union which
have bound the two peoples together
in an cndeavor to establish the reign
of justice, democracy and peace In the
world"
Accompanying the petition was a
resolution adopted by the Philip ine
Legislature. setting forth that there
exists in the Philippines the conditions
OF order and government which Amer.
lea has for nearly century and a half
required In all cases In which she had
recognized the independence OF =
country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
TO RENOVATE SERGE SUIT

To renovate blue serge suit or
dress mix two ounces of spirits of
Soak a piece OF cloth or sponge in
the mixture and rub the serge. AL
low TO dry, then press. To remove
stains from serge suits and dresses.
place teaspoonfui or borax in a
quart of clean cold water; boil for
half an hour. then pour into a howl
mixture and rub the stains: then
brush over with brush dipped In
clean cold water and press, placing
cloth over the serge before ironing.
To remove shine from coats or dresses.
dissolve an ounce of rock ammonia and
half an ounce OF white CASTLE soap in
pint OF very hot water. When quite
dissolved dip a sponge into the mix
ture and rub the shiny nlarns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
TRIMMINGS ON BLOUSES

Fruit trimming has been popular
in midsummer showings and is to be
included in many of the models for
early fall.
The talk Of Irish lace as returning
more and more to favor for the bet
ter grade OF blouse is persistent
Extremely long fringes are used on
several French imports. bringing
models that would otherwise end at
the hips to knee length.
Jade green Is being strongly spon-
sored as the color of the moment by
several shops.
White tricolette Is spoken of as one
or the most popular materials for
htEh-priced sports overblouses.
Blue, brown, taupe and henna shades
are spoken OF for fall waists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
KEEP OUT EVIL SMELL

Unless the oven is kept thoroughly
clean regularly an evil smell from
burning stale fat Will pervade the
removed and scraped. washed in strong
soda water. then dried and afterwards
polished. II this is regularly done they
can always DC kept in trim condition
The interior of the oven should be
scraped out while still warm. using
an old pointed knife 80 as to get into
all the corners. Wipe out with a
piece or hannel wrung out in strong
soda water. taking care 10 dry thor
ouEhiy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES

EGwSrd Il I, Quinn t21s Richmond.
Ethel H. MickeIboro fs2). Richmond
Roy v. Evans t2s). Wilmington.
Lillian s. Anderson t26). Richmond.
William P. Kiogoras (23). Hamilton.
Helen e. Stowell t22). Richmond.
), Oscar Lafayette Morey (3s). Ocean CITY
Rose Lee Mattern t3I. Richmond.
Julian A: s. Meyer (32). Richmond.
Camille Meyer Bcnsdorf (32). Memphis.
Benjan min r. Bowles (as). Richmond.
Loo Edward Jones CAD. Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-03
NEW MOTOR Wells

There is new motor veil with an
inset for the face OF lace in tounda-
ton OF chiffon. Every spring o..
course. some such veil appears on the
counters. for there are still many mo-
torists who like to have their face
and hair protected from the dust of
the road when they motor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26

called communication OF Te,np,.
~ b. held At Masonic Temple "or M;ar
MA ms and Broad Streets Nond. =
, rrcn!nE. January -. Isin. at ; so "'ciork
SHrlccfs OF Sister lodges and transient
with us " ""''N
;, ~. order o. worshipful master CharIes
u. Mason. Secretary.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
AUCTION SALE
Horses, Mules, Ponies,
Wagons, Harness, Etc.

- thainbtrla Snc. Avenue ttnree block /,
!ton valentine = Ab.tIoirb. 4. - Alien :,
Urn, on ,rrsd"y. January e. At 1890 ;,
~ 20" loli"~ing property:
49, 1sad Good Young Work Horses II
LFSp iounS Mules. Weighing over I "Op lbs
r.ch ! Good rcni,> wears old ''rhss,
hnIses ana mules have only been used :,
ffm,I' 'i,rmr. ana are in good condition I
i ,Sr,o %,.sons only uscd four ,tet'i,s: \
,.uTnntr wagons. used from To 4 months
- refs ,oobI" Harness Sl htlv used. So
sStoc.c NsSon Harness; single Draw,
T5ttee m outht never used: . Contractors
d,sn al r DUMP Cart; saddle Twin In
'ui II business. T"rins made hn,.rn a., I' w
,,I sSIc. &. - Alton. N' 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
For Rent

Two mats of five rooms each in 800
block East Franklin Street.
In 200 block East Grace Street; .
rooms and bath, 4 rooms. bath. or 9
rooms and bath. Heat. light and water
furnished. Furnished or unfurnished
Cans discuss over phone
RICHMOND TRUST G. SAVINGS co.
REAL, ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Seventh and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
Street

several modern and lO-room house,
for sale. Owner is anxious TO sell.
ms is your chance TO get Il nice homs
CHAS. A. ROSE co.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
North
Richmond
for
SALE

Attractive Groom home. iatrobc
neat attractive lot having frontage
OF 90 feet. close 10 double trace car
me. Immediate possession.
Modern atucco home. eight rooms.
not water heat. tile bath, garage: prac-
ticaII| new. You arc bound 20 be
pleased with this home. Possession If
desired
Modern frame home. ten rooms hot
water neat corner lot. JGxi3O feet.
i.easonabi" terms made and prompt
possession.
Bcauti!ui frame home rooms and
Sleeping porch. latrobc heat. electric:
!lShts ana gas: close TO car line; prac-
'icaiiy new PROMPT possession.
Modern stucco home. rooms and
siccpins porch. hot-watcr heat Pos
session can be had and terms made
We have many homes in North Ricb
mono Tor sale. CAL AMI talk il over
WHITE * COMPANY,
American Bank Building
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-26
Two Story Frame Store
and Dwelling.
SITUATED AT THE NORTHEAST
CORNER OF BEVERLY AND TEN
TILE STREETS. KNOWN AS no. 1G3s
BEVERLY STREET.

In execution OF a decree Of the Law
ana Equity Court Of the city OF Rich
tnond. entered on January II. 1919 in
INC suit OF Mary Ma sdelinc Cox, Sdmx
vs.: James Willcroy Cox ct ais. | will
sell by auction. OF the premises. on
TUESDAY. JANUARY IS 1919.
Al O'Clock +. III.
the above mentioned property described
AZ follows:
Comme ncins at said corner. thence
running eastwardiy and fronting on
INC north line of Beverly street e..
'cct, thence back northwarIiiy between
parallel lines $50 feet To an alley II
feet wide.
Tho building consists OF "a larg.
store room and five or six living rooms
TERMS: Unc-third cash, and the resi- :
que III two equal ins;allmcnts at six
Ind twelve months after da te the de
erred payments 10 be evidenced by
notes. with separate notes for the in
tcrcst, said interest payable semi
annualiy. The title TO be retained unit :
Az OF the purchase money is paid or
al! cash at The option Of the purchaser.
ORDWAT FULLER,
Special Commissioned
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED OF the special commissioner has
been duly given.
LCTliEH LIBBY. Clerk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
SERIOUS TIMES IN BOSTON
Gessrner Nss Tassn Charge ef sttvA
ton Arising Frem strife VI
peiics Force.

isoston A fishi TO the finish be-
tween the constituted authorities ~
stats aud city aad the labor uniona
was indicated by Developments In the
policenens strike While Gov Cod
.dFe was exercising hip authority Nv
COMMANDER In chief OF The state tercex
20 iaks complete command Of tie
nfssEafsS for Perfection VI thS my
Mayor Peters ~as making II plain "a
labor leaders who visited the city hall
that The policemens union would bet
te TeeofBlS@5 90 ''''' ~ - - '' "'.'.''*
The labor nsn =ars firm Ia their
insisiencs thst The rgiic. b. permitted
10 affiliate sitb tho American Fede.
ration ~ Labor. and offered ~ Eaar
suiee tina, The police never woa,d he
called cot 90 sympaihstir strike
The possibility Of g strike az car
men, telephone aud elertfieai workers
aad Industrial employees was ssrtVas
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
HRITls4 POLICE MAKE MANY AN
nEsrs WttlLE THE MILITARY
STANDS GUARD.
Which Ara Married BY Much oayords
-~rreops Scattered Thre9shoss
MANY Cites Are tteetsd BY
tire PepataSs.

L0nGoa. 49, Sensational news came
igoaa ireland following the govern,
nsents prociaa4atlcn ia Cers, and Dub
lin after the recent riots and vlseoant
Fsenehs schema declaration thai the
Belfast government would EI0, shrink
from the drastic measures to pFotecs
life aud property aaa maintain order
The police aud military throughout
ireland swooped aown oa ths STAB
Fsluers nests. arrvatinE the leaders
and sgixiag srms, ammunition aad lit
erasnre, The following areas reported
extensiys government operations East
DubliH, North Londonderry. Northeast
Donegal West Galway. South cork
.4,, Tbs, yssI4.Aa ass ~sss,ssss ss@p >4aassasas
~Ish The military. fully armed, stand
ing guard. Numerous clashes Aaa
hayonet aud baton charges are report
ed. With bl0Odshssd seeningiy un4yoid
able
Grave disorders marked the Dublin
move The police eatered No 4 Har
court street. the Siaa fsineEs' ram
shaekle capitol. and arrested Ernest
blythe. member OF parliament OF North
Monaghan, and orc III the eAfliest
paid organizers before the rebellion /.
Patrick O'ksefs. Sinn Fein general
secretary ana con'iscaed eopioas doc
uneats. taking virtually everything In
the thveastory offices. which contain
the Sim Feia Bank. Gsitflths and his
publication Nationality offices, prop
aganda department. IA we'll a. cabinet
files
During tAs two hours search the
military outside restrained the throns
Of sympathizers and dispersed them
AT tina point Of the hayonet The Dub
lin police also searched thu home OF
ConHt rlunkctt. Alderman Kelly and
numerous other Sinn Frinsrs. nablln
10 soothing, but the military controls
ths situation. once tho mob was men
acing. hut the soldiers used their rifle
butts Motor trucks were arriving
az Dublin all day loaded vita prison
ers and arms and documents seized
Throughout, Ireland
A regiment Of troops arrived aA5
was scattered throughout the eoun,ry
while three s!rplanem, cooperating Al
Cork. witnessed the thorough search
Ing Of all sinn Feiners' clubs and head
quarters The crowds boaed the mill
iary while the police emp,iei the Sinr
Frincr caches but there was no dis
order reported
Troops are being scattered through
out Donegal. but what they have dons
liz not reported "a
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
GALVESTON SEA WALL SAFE
Bosinews Portion ef City Under Three
Feat e. Water. But Ne Mate.
rial Damage oone.

Galveston Texas VITA s5-vaile
wind, high tides and heavy seas. the
tropical s;Ru's ~trnek Galveston tide
water frura the hay tincajag tha haa!
ness section of tho city and iae aorth
side ~ the island with thrs+A fest ~.
water Huge waves hroEc hSvtuiassis
VA the sea wall ard theFe wss 30 gHa
tcrtal damage from tho stad ship
piax ia tais vicinity weatasret the
storm and ta~ wagon bridge across the
Ray vas rot damaged ard vas o3en
10 traffic WITH tbs exception os tia
street system. vhirs Was forced TO
suspend service sll public a;ll's,ss
cam. tarsgSA the starya 3ntar.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
ITALIAN POET TAXES FlUME
GabrtsIs bAnnunxio proeialns Union
With ltaiy British and French
Troops Leave.

Geneva ~-Gabriele dAnaun1lo. sap.
ported by the forces Of Ardla, witch
accompanied ht,n into sium-. k~sr pro
arfeSmess =, 4sm1an ~ >Fsunse- ~iss tsasy
according 10 advtees received By the
seryiaa press bureau here from nel
grade
fiaue was plunged In.o anarchy, the
Navicps DECLARE, when the brigade OF
italian tr,opa which previously had
evacuated tho city returacd without,
officers, elected the local authorities
and arrested the Italian general, Fit,
taluga,
The British and French troops be
fore lcavtng ttumc. The message
states. barricaaed themselves ri,hsn,
their quarters. expecting to be- III
tackled. While the crowds Ia .he.elty
terw down the allied flags III,
The Servtan authorities. It's added
stiil remain In the suburb al Susas,
which IL isolated ..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
HAVE GRAVE FEARS oF MlliraG
WV |B6cS WHica WOULD efT
WHOLLY EusopsAk,se
STUDY TREATY QUESTION
opinlsn oppressed VI ssr.'n a. 70
VIII" Win Hse4N To Peace
Pact shoais -A,sd ssssss
Fall rStaas'fr

Berlin Geg Ans may refuse to re-
sol,s or sssSalzs, any in,erail!ed
commas ,aa1,Tpon which America 10
uO, ressa,z,ed
rhg asstien has been raised by the
anso.sste,neut ,ha, an inserallied mil
itAHqommlssion Of ~ nsmesrs has
bsSE appointed and wlli soon arrive
~ for the pargose OF seeing tha,
,lArmany faithfully carries out the
disarmament and other military
clauses o. the peace treaty
so far as is known here, the united
Staies is rot represented Oh tsis com
sassstoa, OF aas Washington taken an,
assps toward providing for repr+feu
sation on that or any other commits,
sion, according to the best available
information here,
THE question IL asked whether In
the event that the American senate
should eventually rslfy the peace
treaty In some form or another. the
United statss will even then name
meuhsrs fer the interallied military
commission.
In some quarters the coEtractaAi
legality and the status OF such CON
mission under the peace treaty would
se questioned II America. on. uf tho
chief signsiostes Of the document. 10
not represented.
An official statement On the subject
is net oh,aiiahlr because the author
ttics here consider II premature 70
anticipate events. but the attitude q
tLcss who question ID" right Of the
alice 10 send into Germany ,nteral
HE'D ,-9mtet~ssnn~ ss wAsch Assrtssa in
not represented Ia that such commits
sicna lack legal authorization 10 act
without Americas participation. add
that Germany cannot properly protest
against receiving or recognising such
bodies
In this question IN involved also n
greater one. concerning the validity
cs tie Versailles document Itself IN
case the United sta,ss should event.
aslly tAii 10 ratify H.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-09-26
SAILORS GUARD KEY WEST
Two lives Known 10 Dc Los. and
Cigar Factories Damaged 70 En-
ssrt ~ . Million,

Key West. Fla Key West Was put
nader virtual martial la~ late ;o4ay
when by re9aest nf Mayor Clca-e
n'astAcse's wen; on duty Ia the d!s
tract devastated by tie recent harTi.
cara.
TIE ohly cagazft fes verified ~~eye
those Of Capt PritcAart who Was
lost In the sinking u. sr"tre, and
c p. |. Hsassa. who jumped from a
sghcaaser
10 adc,,tea to the Asavy foss 10
.1tious sati&ings And the damage 70
aavA, property, inspectiOn today ~
vsAlsa TIA, The cigar factories here
sussA4a~a losses estimated a. Eore
thAz 81 eea Gee. and that they viii BE-
aaAAs, ~ resume operations for two
TO soaf weeks This wsil 6@gvivs en-
pieyes Of q ws&kiy payroll to,allrx
sss s<s