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known for so Years as the Best
Remedy for Rheumatism, Ca
tarrh, ScrOfuIa, Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discovered that the
forest and the field. are abundantly
supplied with vegetation OF various
kinds, that furnish the ingredients for
making remedy. for practically every
i'll and ailmcnt OF mankind. Medicines
made from roots. herbs and barks
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Mineral medicines work dangerously
on the delicate parts OF the system
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LEWIS DEFEATS ZBYS2KO
Turns Trick With Two Hesdlocks ant
Earns Right to Meet Caddock
for Title.
iRv Associated Press

CHICAGO. May l?.-Ed c'StranSler)
Lewis defeated Wladck Zbyszko to-
might IN their wrestling match here.
and thereby won the right TO meet
Sergeant Earl Caddock for the cham
pionship when he returns from service
in the army overseas.
The giant Pole won the first fan
after one hour thirty-siS minutes and
tfty-two seconds with a reverse body
hold and dying throw. Lewis won the
second fan in forty eight minutes and
thirty-hve seconds with deadlock
which he held and slowly brought 10 an
issue after Two minutes and thirty
five seconds
Lewis won tho third fall also with a
deadlock In twelve minutes and Nifty
six seconds. maintaining the lock for
about one minute after securing II.
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AFRICAN Def ACCEPTED
Tennis Players From DARK Jontincn
VIII Compete for Famous Dn>i.
Cup Trophy.

(, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. Ma - tyia
MontreaD Tie bclatcd DAVIS CIV
challenge Of ~. South Atrican Tennis
g,ssociation which was received aft.,
the entries closed. OWN. to cable d
LAYS, has been accepted As q rcslllt
four nations VIII compete for the in.
-fernationai court trophy and Il ncw
draw was necessary.
The revised pairing Will bring TO-
gether South Africa against the Bri
fish Isles in the upper half aud Bel
GUM against France in the lower So
lion. The winning teams then nee
for the right 20 play Tie Australasf,
lean In the challenge round whicj
tx: scheduled to he staged At Syduo,
about December
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REDS, s; GIANTS, d
lsv Associated Pros.

MEM YORK, May l9-Cincinnati
broke New York's winning streak to-
day, winning I ten-inning game ~
score OF s 20 i. After Cincinnati
took a ,hrce-run lead in the sixth in
ming. kauf tied the score IN the sec
ond half with a home run with TWO
men on base.
New Yerk took the lead in the SOW
Cnth but Ruethcr. pinch hitter.
drove in the tying run for Cincinnati
in the ninth. Cincinnati Won i'm the
tenth, when j. Smith. a New York dis
card. hunted on a squeeze play, TWO
runs scoring.
The score
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u. S. RAILROAD ADMINISTRATIONS CON
SOLlDhTED CITY TICKET jt
$50 Z. Main Street Phon , -.
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SUFFOLK, |: COOLERS. 0

Special to Tho Times Dispatch.1
SUFFOLK. VA. May 19.-Ry the
errorless fielding OF the Suffolk players
and with pitching honors evenly di-
vidrd. Suffolk this afternoon defeated
tho Petersburg Goobcrs ! TO @.
II was about three up and three
down until the seventh. when an error
nut Berger on first. \ feeders choice
helped still more and a lucky hit by
IilonzeEer put the one run over which
placed Suffolk on the right side OF the
ledger. Eighteen hundred fans saw
tn. game.
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POLICE PLAY TOMORROW
VIII Meet seven Pines Ordnance Out.
NJ In initial Clash of the

Tomorrow tho police baseball team
Will play their urst EImc, Of the season
with The seven PINES ordnance outfit
CAPTAIN li! Jones. az the pnirolmcn
asserts tina, lc has whipped INTO shape
IS 0nc q team aG ever represented TIC
police IN former years
The game viii to called at o'clocl;
NJ Church Hill Athletic club Field.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP Line

Leave for Newport Nows and Norfolk Jane,
River Night Line, 600 pm daily, connecting at
Norfolk with Main Line Steamers for New York
daily except Sunday, 500 pm. James River Day
Norfolk 500 am Monday, Wednesday and Friday
Arrive from Norfolk and Newport News ZOO an,
daily; from James River Landings and Norfolk
7:3o pm Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
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GONZALES GOES TO GIANTS.
sold by Manager Hickey, of Cardinals,
After Conference with
John Mct.rnu.
fBy Assoctatcd pre,r-1

NEW YORK. May lo.-Catcher
Miguel Gonzales was sold by the st.
Louis National League Club to the
New York Nationals AZ conference
here today between Managers Branch
Hickey and John McC;raw. 40 players
were involved In the transaction. ]:
WAS announced that Gonzales has ac-
oeptcd tcrms from the GiAnts
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PHILLIES. 10; CARDINALS. 3


PHILADELPHIA. MAY ls-W.a and
ilenect-Ne pitching ia the early half
OF the game today gave Philadelphia
IN easy 10 to victory over 81. Louis.
Wnie jAe Hhill!es ala not make a.
many HIS as the Cardinals they
punched thcn with passes. SchuItz's
ing for May III the eighth was feat
IRE Score:
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CUBS BEAT BROOKLYN, 81
DODGERS STAGE NINTH
INNING RALLY TO NO AVAIL
Vaughn Pitches superb Hall. Will,
Winners hit Grimes and tudorc
Hard md often.

BROOKLCN. May I2.-chica o
cvcncd UP the series today by beating
Broo>lvn. TO l. in pitchers bat
tie in which Vaughn cNccllca Grimes
and Cadore.
Five OF ChjcaSos seven hits were
for extra bases. though one OF olSon's
TWO errors counted iu the scoring. AZ
tor being shut out with three hits in
eight innings. the Supcrhas staged II
ninth inning rally.
SrhrN.
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BlNFORD BEATS CHAMPIONS
''"n'nS OF EVANS and Fielding Of
Moore Feature bnmc Won

~ a game THAI VAS q waIk-ava,
jof E!ntoTd. th, Grove Avenue Cham-
p.ons were beaten easily hy The score
81 10 - YESTERDAYS Evans pitcaed
& IN" game tightening up in the
Inchas and sirIk .ng out ten men
Tho hciGiu- OF Moore for The yictors
and Folhcs for ;hc losers was good.
Firth, Browning ana Foster hit the
rili hard for extra bases Browning
getting three Dagger. The score:
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4V'a'' ''Ss Is Ict".s o..
Rated for Fisher in uiuth
Ran tor Ruc;hcr IN ninth

Cincinnati ..-..... q o q . = q I Is
New York ......... o O q 8 o ~ %
SUMMARY; rwo-base nit Rcush. Home
run-hauf. stolen ha.e--WiuEo. Euusk.
Sec:!iiec hits-R"ih, Mctarty. Smith lou
Pie playS--bcN!e and Chase: t'UCto and
hgnf l;eii on bases--,Nsw YoEk. !, Gin
eit Bernes. 2; OFF Fisher. : Ml;s-ctr uu-
3 - innings; OF Fisher. IN innings.
on LnGur none in = innings Struck out
Dubuc. Passed Ia.-AivCa-ty winning
pitcher i-Ique' LOSING pitcher. Barnes
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Total, Isl Totals .a2

Score ny innings n
Port siuouth 80. ......0 q 90
Norfolk .--. .-.......I o q o N-S
summary: stolen baseS--tirottty ,ID,
Carrhway. k:dn"y, Jonnard. 3altinEcr Sncri-
nc. s--Gruciiy, crow and Jonnard. Doublc
pIay-Post TO Decker. Left p.scE-Nor-
folk. =: Portsmouth. ;. struck out-by
Edney by Nice; louGhlin. 3: BY Post, s
BaseS on balls-on Post. ,. Wild pitch
NcGloughlin. Iits-on McGloughlin. in
Innings. of Post. : IN Innings Losing
mt ch.r--M cGlouEhIin rimc---l AS. Al
L.nlance-2. COO. nir.--Shafer.
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DAUSS WINS FOR DETROIT
ALLOWS SENATORS BUT
THREE SCATTERED HITS
Oppottnnc SwnttinE brings TiEer.
First Victory Since Return
Home by 90 Score.
ny Associated prea.. |

DETROIT. May 1o.-Dauss pitched
good baseball today. holding Wash
!ngton to three scattered hits. all I'm
tie last three innings. while Detroit
hit opportuncly and won. to 0.
This was Dctroit's first victory since
the clubs return home.
The score:
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TARS. 6; TRUCKERS, q
Especial to The Times-Diypatch. !

Special TO The Times DiSpatch.l
NORFOLK. VA. May i9.--E dney had
Portsmouth a: his mercy today and
only on" OF the visitors reached third
base. Norfolk Won. TO %. Ports
mouth sct three Of their six hits in tho
last inning when Edney Let up. Up to
this inning not visitor had reached
second base The score:
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Newport


Totals as Totals 81
Score 10y innings Il.
Richmond ........... n q q -
Newport News ....... q " q q rs
Summary: Two base hit-MorEau. Three
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Suffolk
Petersburg.


summary. Three ba 50 hits-Elcin. Two
hi,s Klein, Kes,i9r Transor. oidrinr s' Me Me-
Cam. Let an bases SuHoliS. $ Peters
burg .. uits-oG -covincton. s in . III
mnCS; OF Gullnan in innings base ON
balls of Gu!lman. or cnyinEton. q.
Surmck out-hy ,Gullrnnn. 6 in inninsa
rirs' base on errors-McCann. l. Umpire
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VIRGINIA lE.>Nli

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Newport News. =: Richmond. I.
\orfnik. Il: Fort sInuuti. u.
suffolk. /: Petersburg. q.
GAMES TODAY.
Richmond at Newport News.
Petersburg nj suffolk.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
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NNKN'JSE, y - MuN lH-Jacl
hriit"u, "f Chicago, wcl,crwciGht
champion. had q shade over Joe Won.
Ing. "f Chicago in g round bout
here tonight.
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COLTS LOSE TO BUILDERS
MANAGER DOBSON GETS
IN C0TEST AT SECOND
Wichmond Team Outplnycd and New
port News Never In Danger
....... -. OF Losing. | w


NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 10
outplaycd at every turn. Richmond to-
day WAS defeated by Newport News.
5 to -. The Richmond players bobblcd
the ball at critical moments. New
rort NcWs never WAS in danger OF los
In-. The game was witnessed by a
small crowd OF fans. Score:
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7 I3N NssocIatcd Press
SAVANNAH May l9.-Joe Stecher
threw John Freiberg twice in an hour
and ten minutes here tonight. using
scissors and wristlock holds each time
II took Stccher almost an hour 10 get
the first fall and seven minutes for
the second.
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YANKEES, 7; INDIANS, o
TBy Associated pr.,. ,

tBy Associated Prcs.l
CLEVELAND. May lo-CleycIand
could not hit Thormahlen today. and
New York won. to Q. hitting BaEbv
hard
The score:
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ih!flticlpi,ia
'Battcd FOR MAJ In eighth
Lated FOR Tucru IN ninth
ERau for tlomoUs IN ninth
o o . o 0 \

Score toy innings: y
s. Louis ..--........ q \ n q o -.
Philadelphia .. / o 6 4 q III
summary; Two has" hI - HcRthrotr.
,icmonr Wi,iain7 o.; NeusrI crayath
%, Baird. Jacobs. HON" ruin schultz
Sol'm Das,G ,-,t.,i s.srid.c nus r6arr"
I:"ft on baacs-St Louis. :. Phiiadrlphis.
Eiret hs.e 90 :, rhiIadc'phin /.
OF May. !; of Jacobs. /. ili,s-on Ma
d@ws la innings mono out IN rhirn.
s,i igninEs; off Tucro. nouo in ! inning
=. 10y May, I, by Jacobs, g l.!ld lIt,h-
Meadows. Losing pitcher. Meadow
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Chicago.
Totals ...5i . o Totals 80
'BLttcd for Grimes in seventh inning
tRattcd for Gritith in ninth inning.

thioag" ...... .......O I u O..
Brooklyn .... .........O q 10 q III
SUMMARY; Two base h!ts-FlaCk. MerlSlc
kulf"r Wheat rhro"-hase hi Mann
f H6u6c .Ss.crim T'' bison NIn @f y
bases Chicago. 8; Irookiyn. : First las.
in inntnrs off Cadorc. none IN l. StrucI
out-hy Vaughan. .; 10y Cadoro. /; lbs
I.nsiu. uit,hcr-,;riulrs
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Y
New York
Totals SIS I'll /. Totals 20 o !
Score by innings: n


SUMMARY; Two has. hit-r!pp Three.
Sasr ni'Ibod;. stolen nasc---Gardn.r.
Gardn.r Wa,nb.KsnS, and Johnston. LEI,
On nascs-Eew York. 70: Cleveland. D. FRS,
pass Ii,. On 6si'i Ia, h@Sby i 2n Phillip.
Phillips none in inning m; by pi;cheT
tny BsEby. pratt Struck out--bs
uhoImah!en. !. by Bsgby. ! by Phillips /
NIIH p.tch-baEhy. loving nitchnt. ia Ehy
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N'Hsiiinxt,
Totals q
Totals ..a2 6 Q o
Score by innings:

Washington II. n q n n IL,
i'etroit ...... ....,...i o r-s
or, urinary: Two-hase hits--Veach Rush
hr"c-Das. hits.-Joncs. Atnsinith. Stolcr,
naS"s IoDb Young. Sacrifice hts
hounI. Ains'nith Double play-I.cOnard
70 Shanks TO Judge. Left on ba scs-Wash.
, ,nGi, 8: Detroit: : First, on "rrors|D".
ttoit. ]. Bas" on balls-oR Ayers 3 pn
iphuFs. :. liis-oN Ayers 3 In 3 in.
ninEh; on Thompson. in : innings III,
by ritchcr-.by Ayers tDaussJ: by D.uss
tArncwl struck out-by Daus-. . Los
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riger Tennis rInycr. WI,

CAMBRIDGE. MASS MAY ~
Princeton defeated Harvard ut tennis
today hvc matches TO four
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base hii-nr nEhton Stolen h9S.s,s-Cros5-
lcn. Double .plays-liorscy to Yos, To Poole:
Yost TO Poole. lass - holmes: SrauniSau
10 WhitcCraft 10 Wilson: Whltcrraft to
Braun.gan To Wilson. Bases ON hails--oif
Srun"r. 1 Left on bases. cwport News.
:: Richmond. g lIit 10y pitched b3ll--A-
I'm. H's-cn Eruncr. > In il-3 innings:
~ MOrpau, q in / % innings: of dorsey.
in innings. StruciS ouj-by Eruucr. !
10y Morgan. i by Hors"y, ;. Time OF game.
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SOUTHERN AssoCIA.

SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION.
Columbia. 6; Spartanburs. D.
Augusta Charleston: rain.
Charlotte, 4 Grecnvillc, 3.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Boston. .: Pittsburgh. I.
Philadelphia. III; 1t. Louis. 2.
Cincinnati. u: New York. !.
Chicago. 3: irouiiyu. /.
GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburgh mt Boston.
It. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati AT New York.
Chicago At Bruol>l.n.
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OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTER NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Rochester. S: Jersey city. {.
Binghamton. Z: Newark, s.
Toronto, .: Reading. /.
Buffalo, As, Baltimore, S-a
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Atlanta. II: Nashville. ..
Birmingham, s; Chattanooga. l.
Memphis, Z: Mobile, s.
New Orlcans-Little Rock. rain.
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PITTSBURGH,


--:s-. Eo,s.s 3
'E4;ts- fc- Z.:zuz- n ninth
=I.f=- - Sw=e-r n -i-.E
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RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP SCHEDULES

Arrivals and Departures OF Passenger Trains
shown published only a. iniorma-
tion and not guaranteed.
Daily except Sunday. Sunday only.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
ST. Louis Boston train.
Chicago philadelphia Crniu.
New York. :; Cleveland. u.
Detroit. Il; Washington. q.
GAMES TODAY.
tiu>tnn ~ ii. l.nui>.
Philadelphia AT Chicago.
New Nurl, ut Cleveland.
Washington ut Detroit
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stecher Throw. Freiberg.

COLLEGE BASEBALL.
Princeton, 4: Harvard. 3.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
MOTHER JONES ASKS FUR STEEL STRIKE
tRepubllean A. p. Leased wlrel

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 16.-The convention of the United Mine Work CTS of America today disposed of their Illinois strike problem, refusing seats to the contesting delegates, and thereby sustaining the action of the interna- tional and state mine officials in de- priving 25 Illinois local unions of their charters for indulging in unauthorized strikes.
 John Fitzpatrick, chairman of the national committee for organizing the iron and steel workers and Mother" Jones, the mine worker representative, appealed to the convention to support the steel workers in the projected steel strike. Recall of the strike call, Moth CT" Jones declared, would wreck the confidence of the steel workers in their organization.
 MT. Fitzpatrick refrained from men, tioning directly the question of pos- sible postponement in his speech but in conversations with delegates he de- clared himself firmly opposed to post ponement as weakening the chances of success.
 Discussions of resolutions will be re- sumed tomorrow. The chairman an- nounced that among those submitted was one demanding the resignation of Postmaster General Burleson.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
Wheeler Asks
 That Deputies
 Be Discharged

DOUGLAS, Ariz., Sept 16-Captain Harry c. Wheeler, United States re- serves, former sheriff of Cochise coun- ty, issued a statement today in which he again assumed full responsibility for the deportation of more than HOO men from Bisbee July 12, 1917, in con- nection with I. w. W. strike troubles, and expressed the desire that the state should discharge from custody all of his deputies who served at that time under his orders.
 q insisted upon being bound over for trial yesterday on the charge of kidnapping because I am the man re- sponsible for the deportations. The county attorney said there was no evil dence to show that had any connec- ton with the affair, but it seems to me that the proclamation I issued as sheriff July 12, 1917, announcing that I had deputized hundreds of citizens and assumed full responsibility for the deportations, should be proof enough that I had considerable to do with the affair.
 T have never denied my part in the deportations and l am willing and wish right now that all of the citizens ar rested and bound over so far would be released and I, alone, be held to trial for any wrong that may be charged. The majority of the citizens who took part in the deportations were my deputies and whatever they did was in discharge of their duties as deputy sheriffs in my posse"
 | The preliminary hearing of Jeff Dunnegan. scheduled for today. was postponed until Wednesday afternoon owing to Dunnegan's failure to arrive from Fl Paso.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
MERGER MAKES
 FIRST ADDRESS

BALTIMORE, Md, Sept. 16-In an address to an assemblage which packed the Lyric theater tonight, Cardinal Mercier, primate of Belgium, thanked America for its great support of his country in time of trial and appealed for the continuance of this help.
 It was Cardinal Mercier's first for nal address in this country. He came here, he said, first, to express his ad- miration for America; second, to ex press his gratitude, and third, to ex- press the need of American help for the social reconstruction of Belgium"
 America" said the Belgian prelate, cal interests in the war; rather was ca Interests in the war; rather was she bound by her traditional policy to keep herself aloof from every Europ- can conflict; America had in her bosom a proportion of citizens of German origin, and appeared to a foreign ob- server, rather as a cosmopolitan agglomeration than one homogeneous unit; but this wonderful country showed herself to be animated by one soul, permeating all the parts of her immense organism, and giving to all the individuals, the same high ideal, the strongest bond of social unity and above all, honesty.
 America saw Belgium struggling and suffering for honor. American could not help esteeming, loving, ad- hiring Belgium. She esteemed, loved, admired, Belgium not in words but in deeds.
 "Our brotherhood in the worship ot the same ideal brought both our na- tions nearer to each other and my de- sire to clasp your hand over this com mon cause of eternal justice is the first reason for my coming here.
 "Even as Belgium was in "A, the providential instrument to bar the way to the invaders, in order to allow France and England to concentrate their forces against the German col ossus, so was America in IT, the main providential factor in our final vic tory.
 "On the 29th of June last, the Bel gian people, King Albert, Queen Eliza beth and their royal children at theiI head, in union with the whole hirarchy }ss (Conttnued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
DENVER BUSINESS
 MAN ASSASS|NATED
Republican A. p. Leased WIre1

DENVER, Colo. Sept. 16.-J. Frank Renfre, 3S years old, sales manager for large Denver realty company, was shot and killed tonight near Berkeley park, by an unknown assailant who escaped. Five shots were fired into Renfro's body. Previous to the shoot ing, according to friends, Renfro had Joined the men for a conference.
 With man and a woman compan- ion, Renfro drove to the district near Berkeley park The motor car was stopped and Renfro left the machine and joined well dressed man. The pair walked toward a vacant lot. Later Renfro began to run and while he was apparently trying to evade his pursuer and was slain.
 As result of information given the police tonight by Mrs. Renfro. wife of the murdered man, the police ordered clergy and an enormous multitude of our compatriots, celebrated in Brussels a national thanksgiving day. A relig- ious monument will commemorate for future generations our universal grati- tude. A chapel of this, our national basilicon shall be dedicated to the great republic of the United States.
 Accept please, this resolution as an homage of our feeling of admiration and gratefulness towards your valiant troops who saved our liberty and to- wards Herbert Hoover's commission for relief in Belgium which saved the very lives of many of our Belgian families