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The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-24

of the state. Why one razor will
shave the whiskers Of your whole fam
lily for years without grinding
"No, not the whiskers- razor.
"Now step up orderly, lay your dol
lar in this box and take one razor. If
you try to buy more than one, you
can't have any. All must be served.
Form in line and don't crowd"
They didn't crowd. They obeyed the
order to the word Like dutiful school
boys, they passed and got their ra-
zors, making way for the rest of the
state which, the pitch man said, needs
shave.-Minneapolis Journal.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-24
Junior Red Cross
Will Compaign For
Members in October
"HELP REBUILD WORLD
NEW SLOGAN OF CHILDREN
Peace Time Program Calls on Young
sters to Continue In Service
of Humanity.
(By Helen Harrison)

An intangible something has come
into the lives of the American people
with the war call it a spirit of serv-
ice, or sacrifice, what you will. That
spirit is typifed by the Red Cross and
all other organizations for relief and
social helpfulness. The Junior Red
Cross cleared the way for the children
of America to share in this spirit
They face future filed with demands
for international understanding and
helpfulness. This is their heritage
from the great struggle in which they
have not been considered too young
to play their part They are grow
ing up in the spirit Of unselfish serv-
ice which is that of the Red Cross.
They have lived in that spirit, and
know how to answer the appeal of
their country IN need and of human
ity in distress.
In view of the widespread suffering
among children abroad the Junior Red
Cross will build it's Peace Program to
meet this need. Perhaps by another
year we will withdraw from overseas
work and carry on the work among
children at home, which we will have
begun. Our program during the war
was varied. We undertook every mag
inable war activity, as the children
were eager to express their desire to
serve. Our Peace-time Program will
stand out because of its one big pur-
pose, the relief of children, or the
slogan might read, "Help Rebuild the
World"
J. w. Studebaker, our National Di-
rector of Junior Red Cross is now
abroad considering and selecting vari-
Gus forms of relief for which the Ma
tional Children's Fund will be used.
We hope when plans are completed,
to keep all Juniors well informed IN
regard to their foreign work and In
close touch with the children abroad
by means of the National Junior Bull
letin, to be published each month and
sent to every school in the United
States.
School officials all over the country
want the Junior Red Cross. They feel
that it meets the need and that the
Red Cross provides a medium through
which the schools may render valu-
able service. They recognize the fact
that this organization offers an Oppor-
tunity for participation in work which
we hope will infuse into education, a
few stimulating, essential elements
The organization of the Junior Red
Cross will be similar to that in war
times. The Northern Division, as you
know, comprises the four states, Min
nesota, Montana, North and South
Dakota. In every county we have a
Senior organization, part Of which
is the Chapter School Committee. This
The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-24
SAD IS SAD.

A mother, who was rather fond of
the cheaper 10, 20, 30-cent melo-
dramas, one afternoon took her young
daughter, who had grown to consider
herself above that sort of thing.
The daughter was bored, but the
mother was greatly interested, and
finally, when the heroine had got in
to seemingly inextricable position,
broke down and sobbed heartily.
"Mother, I wouldn't cry here" whis-
pered the daughter significantly, ac-
centing the last word.
"Let me alone, replied the other,
historically. 'If a thing is sad, it's
sad; cant cry according to price, =
Life.
The Redwood gazette., 1919-09-24
ATROCITY LAID TO MExICANs

Ell Paso, Texas, Sept. Another
story Of outrages committed by Mex
ican bandits on American citizens has
reached Ell Paso. 1t is a story never
before told because those who knew
feared to tell, believing they would
be killed
The murder of an American Nor
mon woman, Mrs. E. A. Martenzen,
and criminal attack on her 10 year
old daughter in their home at Gau-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
CHANGE OF PLAN IN
ROAD WORK PROPOSED


CHARLESTON. April 2S.-ln a tc!"-
gram sent Ia III" West Virginia dele
gates 10 the National Eond roads coil
gross. which opened it's annual meeting
in ST. Louis today. MAYOR G. l.. forInny.
chairman Of The state rnad commission.
and Commissioner ScanInn urged them
to favor plan backed by III" National
High Ways council 10y which tn" federal
government. instead nf matching dollar
for dollar with tn" SlnioS for the con-
Structlnn of roads. wuuiG match mile fut'
milo nr a percentage" "f miles "f roa.lS
constructed and maintained IN each
state
Under this plan tho. federal govern.
rrut would haN" thu >:iltrS designate
certain through roads which would he
rome federal highways 10 br built and
nirntaIn"d by III" United states GOV
crnmcnt. T. would form Nh" first un:t
or tho trunk lines OF national highway
system that would iuclud" stat" roads
and then county roads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
ASKS AID OF THE
CHIEFS OF POLICE

WASHINGTON. April @S.-Folicc
chiefs of all cities Of the country wore
appealed 10 today by Colonel Arthur
Woods. special assistant 10 the Sccr"-
tary Of war in charge OF the employ
rnent Of discharged soldiers, 10 aid the
government III preventing peddlers ana
street fakirs from wcarinc"thc uniform
of the army or navy.
In letter sent 10 tho police chiefs
Colonel Woods said nc believed that
many If not most Of tho mon in uni
form who worr poddlfng in The street
never entered the service and were
frauds. Eighty per cen. Of IN" men
coming ont OF tho army or navy 30 d.
rect tu thrir homes. hr declared. and
only Il very t"w Of the 81 per cent who
linEcr in the cities resort to the use OF
tho uniform for improper purposes.
Employers who hir" men in uniform
TO pcddlc for them wrr" denounced by
Colonel Woods AS "Cnot les. who do Il
simply Ia play upon the public SYM
pathy which Tho uniform arouscs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
1908 Troops Reach
New York From France

NEW YORK. APR. 21.-S"v"n steam
ers, CARRYING 15.n93 troops including
large dclaChmrntS Of the 18th and -olh
divisions and the 18th and HIN cnGi-
nccrs arrived her" today from Frenrh
ports The transports America with
7,O5l men from BrcSt and the freedom
with Ill" men from ST. Nazairc nrriE-
I'd shortly after dayhrrak followed ny
the passenger liner Lorraine. carrying
354 caSualS from Harr". Before noon
the transports Minncsotan with l.9oS
from ST. Nazairc. and the Texan with
"1Sl from Bordeaux. had also arrived
at Quarantine together with the steam
or West Madakrt with only eight cusu-
ais on board.
The cruiser Pueblo arrived from Brest
this afternoon with 1890 troops includ-
ing the 1T7th engineers complete, con-
siSting Of 43 officers and 1890 mon |
the and division. Other troops on the
Pueblo included ono officer and IS men
Of tho l17th engineer train and casuals'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
NO OPEN SESAME

MANY 81 NAN who went 10 war WIZ
tho 1rumiSr hat his Gid Job wuuiu DC
,u.n IN him. when hG returned has como
back tn find thai ,hr job no longer en-
lists. That has employer has n"cn
forced 10 rut h:s fore" III hHli. mat
there is no immediate prospect Of an
opening.
And whcr h" has gon" elsewhere ne
has found his Uniform TO h. mo open
sesame To employment. Other plants
have had the same experience.
Tho fac, is that right now there arc
not enough jobs 10 =" round
What the condition Will b" when mat
other 900. 900 soldier hoys arc brought
homo from Franco can easily be mag
inrd
Inless. Of course. thor" is decisive
revival IN inhust rial activity.
And that revival will not come
through our merely sitting around and
waiting for it, We must bcstir our
srlvcs TO forcc il. Hcl nin "v"ry way
We cnn it's enlargement. Back Ihclc
Sarn in his efforts TO restore It.
The shortest cut Will j." To put th!
Victory Liberty lonn over tho TOP.
For with part of III" proceeds or tha'
loan Uncle sam can infusc now "ncrE!
into tagging industry. He ran pay ms
hills, approximatinE 32.1Hn.opO,VO". al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Bows Of 18Th Regiment
Are at Camp Upton

Many Wheeling boys wcr" included IN
the Fifteenth E,GIlnunI Of Engineers
Ihut returned on th" Santa Clara Sum
Gry night. Tho boys landed at New
York am, are now at Camp Upton. IN
rho number are about % Wheeling DIS
rrict lads who enlisted III IN" famous
Fifteenth.
The West Nirginans on the Santa
Chart were;
HEADQUARTERS Dcp%rtmcnt-SrrEL Will
liam T.. Reed. l'clairr. Ohio; Srrgt. .Jonh
Winchcnli. Wheeling: S"rEt. y. !" Cork.
Charleston: I'rival" ThnnlhS Hartley
ralrmunt: Private Harry Miller. Erckr-
lev SPRINGS: Private u. :. Williams. Fol
lansbrr: ScrEt. Nintcr Wilson. Cairo;
Cook William i. Villains. Follansbec.
Company A-I.icui. i. NJ. Brewster.
Weston; ScrEr. j.. l.. (.Hntcr. WILDWOOD
/ Private Gene Kline, Wheeling: Corp. '.
y Orr. Kinswood: Private r. +. Rllc'
! St Marys.
Company R---Srrgt. Charles G. Duck
worth. W"S, Union: Scrgt. Frank flSh"r'
! I'armnnt: Trirui" rrrntir" y. kufnhir'
! Glendale: I'riyatr Clarence w. Shaw
\ NrwhurE: Cook Walter Walter Slinlut'
Martinshurr: Corp Don G. Stewart. New
! Cumberland: Srret. O. &. Yates, Fair
! mont. and Private Jesse II. McGcr'
. rIarkshurg.
: Company C-Licut Thomas J. Jones.
! Of Chester: Private Charles y. Davis.
MnrEantrwn: Private 4. w. Ferry. Man
! nington: Corp. James r. Hall. Farkers-
! burg: Saddl"r Robert Harrison. Great
! Caron: Srrgt. Chauncy \. Riddle. West
| Union.
! company D-Cnpt. John Rickford, Of
! Wheeling: Corp. u. nodril. Of Rurn"s-
willie: Corp. FitZhuch D"nally. OF Charles
ion: Cook I'ctcr I'arquhmSs"n. Panther;
/ Private charles V. Riggs. fairmont
! Private Gerald Coffoy. Wheeling: Private
Percy Thomas. Follansh"c.
Company E---1rivair Arthur knciSl"y
. Of Newell: Private John !. MCGlnnc
Wheeling; Private Irwin r. Stone. Nor
Gantnwn: rrivat" r. n. Tucker. Fair
mont: Corp. Harry Fandercrt. Weston;
Cook Harry Kraft. Of Warwood, and
Corp. r. l.. White. OF Wanna.
Company F-Private Albert HapEood
Shadysdc. Ohio; Private Harry /. For
ter Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
We Close Saturdays at 6 P. NJ
Other Days at $50 P. M.

; ready long overdue 70 American manu-
/! tacturerS. and enable them to get back
, into their prc-war stride. Back to their
old lines. On their feet again.
.Th"n tho returning soldiers will no
! longer say. as that one did the other
day when he saw one Of these Bring
! En- Rack posters:
Bring 'cm. back" he huff snccrcd.
"iIuh. better leave 'cm over there.
! They're better off there than VIC arc
: here
; For in tho hunt for Job his uniform
! had failed him.
, II means just as much 10 you and
as II does to these returning Tanks to
! have prosperity in the fullest measure.
/ What helps one helps all. None OF US
! escape in periods OF depression. All
| benefit when times arr good.
! We simply must get behind the loan
! Must help Uncle sam.
| VIC owe It to the soldier boys first OF
all.
| And VIC owe II 70 ourselves
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
FA|RMONTER CHOSEN
VICE PRESIDENT OF
Big COAL COMP ANY

FAlRMONT. W. Va. AprIl @h.--Ihc
directors of the Consolidation Coal COM
pany at n mcrting III Baltimore today
elected Frank X. Lyon Of Falrm"nt. :?
vice president and placed him IN charS"
Of all opr~alinns Of tnr company. Rrn"kS
Fleming. Jr.. Of F'airm"n'. WAS made AS
siStant to tho president AMI Will likely
hc Mr. Lyons assistant in IN" chmpah! :
operations which crnnr:IrnS numerous
mines in tho states Of Maryland. N"st
Virginia. kentucky anr pennsylvania
F,r six wears Mr.. Lyons has bern E"ncr-
al manager Of tho company. II" l. u
natIvr oC Eastern F"nnsElrAnia ana
made his first plunge 'n'7 IL" coal hus'-
n"..s hv muua sing Il little mine III SOM
rrSrt county. Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
RAYNHA|N To
FLY TUESDAY

ST. JOHNS, n. p, Apr. 2S.-A cross
wind sweeping at IS miles an hour from
the southeast. was. IN" only thing which
prevented n hop Off in the trans-At-
lantic flight Of CAPTAIN Frederick i.
Raynham in his Martinsydc sraplanc
from Mount Pearl Plateau today.
The British aviator and his navigator
Captain Charles W. Morgan. stood by
their craft for three hours. ready /"
start At the first favorable shift in IN"
wind. but abandoned hope at dusk whom
il became certain that landing on IN"
"othcr side" figuring on twenty four
hour cross. would have to be made IN
darkness
1t ia believed here that tomorrow will
scc Raynham off on his flight. as w"ath-
or conditions are still holding good and
predictions are that the wind Will
swcrve enough to allow the start.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
No Increase in Value
Of West Va. Railroads

Special Dispatch |" tn" lnteillschc'S'
CUARLESrnN. w. Va Aprlt %.
Announcrr,cn, was mad" today by tn
state board OF publ. works THAI it Will
receive representatives nt the several
nublir service corporations OF tn" state
on Nav - ~ this tIrlc ,hc corpora
lions will max" Il return "a IN" fa!ua-
tion Of their holdings IN order that ;0r
annual corporation tax assessments
may BE- laid IN accordance" with law.
Principal among tn" corporations arc
the railroads. gas and light ompanicS.
According to a representative OF e RAN
road here today. the valuation ~ prop
crtv held BY III" railroads has not m
creased during thu period of govern
mcnt ownership
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Known for 50 Years as the Bost Remedy
for Rheumatism, Catarrh,
Scrofula, Skin
Diseases.

Scientists have discoveries mat the
forest and the field. arc abundanily sup
rlied with vegetation OF various kInoS'
that furnish the ingredients for making
a remedy. for practically every Ill and
aflment OF mankind. Medicines made
from roots herbs. and barks which Ma
turc has placed at the disposal OF man.
arc better than strong mineral mixtures
and connections. Mineral medicines work
dangerously on the delicate parts OF the
system, especially the stomach ana
bowels, by eating out the lining mem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
BUY VICTORY LIBERTY BONDS
Yes: S. S. S. Is Purely Vegetable
Natures Safe Blood Treatment

brane. producing chronic dyspepsi~ anu
often entirely running the heAtn.
s. 5. $. is made entirely OF Gentie-ne. ;.
ing. healing. purifying roots. neros nt'u
harks. possessing properties tnaI oue
up all parts OF the system. IN aoai.lo'
~ removing all impurities and poisons
tro,, the blood. s. s. S. is safe treat
mon, for rheumatism. Catarrh. Scro-
fula Sores and Ulcers skin Diseases.
R1ood FOLSOM. and all disorders OF the
Mood 7, clcanscs the entire system and
it's permanent. Get s. 5. 5. at any oles
store today. It il standard Feheo,'
recognized everywhere as the e~hesl
blood antodotc ever discovered. II yours
is a peculiar case write TO Medical d.;
rector, 26l Swift Laboratory. AtlA !
Ga
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Hundreds Of Houses
Destroyed By Fire

Ct0PE;N n AGFN. Apri; ga diarn:"!i
Perceived hnrr from E~Vai. RUSSIA. SAYS
Ina; thor. has h"rn big fi-" IN ia"
town uf Narva. 81 miles southwest Of
PctrnErad TIL" Conrln grafton Wa
started hy homhardmcnt of III" Town
hy the Eulsh"viki. Hundred. at house 8
were burned and five thousand persons
arH homeless.
tNarva, which lies near tho Gulf nj
Finland, on the Narora river. hnS pom
ulation Of some twenty Thousand. There
are numerous textile works in the town
and there is a considerable trade in fish.
The principal buildings are The CAthcd-
raj tho old castle and tnc town hall)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Boy Bank Messenger
Shoots Would be RCbbeT

CLEVELAND. April cS.--.tlfrrd W.
Winter. 17-yrar-old hank messenger. shot
and seriously wounded hlghwayman
who grabbed tho bank satchel Winter
was carrying containing checks totall!nE
moro than $4,000. In the wholesale mar
kct district today. The rohbcr was taken
10 n hospital: \. companion Of tho
wounded rohhrr picked UP the satchel
and escaped with It.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
McAdoo Meeting Will
Be a Monster Affair

Tho local Victory loan committee Is
,rorkinr over time preparing for thn
coming Of Hon. William Gibbs McAdoo'
former secretary ~ tn" treasury. MT
McAdoo will speak at tho auditorium ON
Sunday afternoon. Tho chairman TOT
tho meeting has not pofn nam"n' nor
have other features Of the program heeh
decided upon.
On Saturday III" 135th field artillery
band will he here for concert. MS
band consists If IS master muSir'ans.
Mr.. McAdonS COMING ~ considered inc
biggest event in tho local rhnrnlEh' rr
having como all the way from California
N tho request If, IN" l""af committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Fifteenth Engineers TO
Parade al Pittsburgh

CAMP UPTON. y. y. April @S-"iiS-
burch:S OWL regiment Of engineers. inc
18th. which landed Sunday al N"T YORK
from Franco. will not pnrnd" in IN"
smoky city This wn"k. hui "!ll pr"'.ihlE
pass in r,'virw brf"r" ~ people ~
their homo city carly next """k MS
VA. indlCat,1 here tnniEEi when CANA
authorizes announced 'aAI "".m0n "ih'r
soldiers must hr CLEARED fnr d"nhh,il3A-
t,nu before tn. engineers ar" released.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Refused 10 Appoint
Receivers in Debt Case

wASH1NTTnN. April. "S.--Thr '"-
n-cmc court denied today notions "'
Virginia officials asking IN" NHrr"!h,
court to appoin, Senator Martin. "i N'
rinja and Thatcher VI. Brown "i N'"
York as receivers In TAX" 'hAFE' ~
money and bonds winch West IrF'h'"
will Iurn over to ih" mother Sia'' VI
settlcmcn, Of ihr Virginia dch' raS''''
and Ia appoint - special master I" ""-
ms, claims unI''r III" Judgment
No reason was given for III" '""''@
action in rrjrcirnE tn" plan Of inc \F-
ginia officials.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
MURDER CHARGE REMOVED.

rARKERSEi' re. W. Va. -tpr. "
Satisfactorily evidence nf c&tenuatlnS
circumstances having surrounded th'
killing or lanes MaIdcns ny thnrdos
Grimm. proprietor Of the 5or!and
SnrInES Hotel, last fall. was presented
before circuit Judge W. r.. McDouEir
hero to-day, and tho charge or murder
was removed and that Of involuntary
manslauShtcr established 10 which the
defendant pleaded guilty and was fined
$500 ami costs The llnr was nnid ana
,hrn Grimm released The shooting o.
rurrcd n a springhousc attached 10 III"
hotel and Prosecuting Attorney Wade
informed h" court TINT fr>nm WAS
provoked into drastic action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
PRISON BAND TO PLAY
FOR VICTORY LOAN

Moundsvi!es crack musical "rGah,-
cation, the s;at" prison band Will play
outside tho prison walls. a. soon ms us
gov uniforms are U-'csv"d- "aro' r
Trrrcu has ordered new uniforms t"r
the boys and will permit them 10 pH'S
tor the Victory loan cnmpalCn"rs IN tne
very near future.
Til" prison yard il being rcpafed ana
, ,,cvr hand stand is being built for Sun
day concerts.
Tho prison population is steaoliy
climbing. 1t now registers 9l6. quite
a rcw prisoners having been received
during the past few days.
Farming on the hlg state farm Is VOL
under way and neither vegetables nor
fruits were injured by recent 1roS'S'
Every inch Of available ground Is oeins
titled this season.
INV N,CrNPv IbERTY RONDS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
NEGRO FUGITIVE
SURRENDERS TO POLICE

Walter Nuzum. negro. VIII" mad" thH
high dive out Of an East End window.
when police attempted To arrest hIm
yesterday afternoon. walked into polio"
station last nj Sht and laid down S'' for
his appearance IN po;fc" court this
morning. He is charged with lettering
for immoral purposes. Nuzum. VINO -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
AIRPLANE PASSENGER
NET DEATH IN FALL

CAMBRIDGE. Mass Ar''il "S.--An
airplan", used by IN" NV E"E'nnd any
planc company Ia carry passengers nj
stimulated sum fnr every minute 81
night. f,Il $50 feet m" III" ''haFi'S
river basin today. AND ~" passenger. .'''
Lcslrr .\llCn o.: III" Dorchester dISiT"';
Of Boston. was drowuc~. i'.n:ii@n W. FL
liort Nightingale. III" plat. WAS severely
bruised
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
Four Sailors Drowned

NEW YORK. April :S--Fomr sailors
w"r, drowned carly rhis morning when
:; motor dory belonging /" tho United
States destroyer Foil wna sunk in n col
lisinn with tho l.. =. :. Henley. acc"ri-
ing Ia nm official statement issued ms
afternoon from Ihr office nf tn" chief OK
staff Of Fear Nhmiral Ashley Robert
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
RIVER TELEGR.AMS.

l>nviS Island Dam SO f""l. rising
C!rudN.
I'arkcrSnurC = f""I. falling: cloudy.
StruhrnNIllc IN feet. stationary: clear
oil cav ." Grri. stationary: cloudy.
Warren - f"";. rising: rain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
DIRECTOR NAMED.

WASUlE,iTON. Apr 2S.---Th" federal
rcscr:, board today. announced the APP
nnn,mrnl OF r.lnhry l.. SwCariug"n.
Louisville banker. rs director OF Tho
I,uuisviIlr branch of he federal reserve
hunk Of 81. Louis 70 succeed Charles f..
lIogr. deceased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-29
AVIATOR KILLED.

san ANTONIO. April 22.-ticutenant
Z. f.. Hines. OF Lac Charles. La. Tying
instructor at Kelly Field. was instantly
killed in tho fall Of his airplanc today.
Cadet Massc. flying with him. was slight
~ injured.
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The greater the necessity for saving.
the greater your opportunity to use
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WASHINGTON April 2%-AN orE;ln-
izations Of tn" Nnth IN'"~'ri', West Nlr-
cinia and W'$,' ~ H-T:iSHtvanIa H.
ris:pn) w"rr a>S'':H'd today I" "ar!F
convoy hnm" Hak"ry company No. ri"
and thr "3rd r"::rran- ana nh"d'"al DO
tachr;"r, "f III. Twrr::"th Engineers
also wH-c =" aSSg !T"f.
Tho Soth tkauSa$. Missouri. South
Dakota. N"hraSk:l. Colorado. Now MeNr-
CO. .Arizorn and SSH tNorth Dakota.
Minnesota. Iowa and Yves; rllin"i>) di-
visions were released on April 20 and "a
respectively for preparation for return
to the United states. General PNrShinE
notified tho war department today. Inc
SSth division was released tof III" PnT-
DOSE OF clearing it's forward area. IN"
dispatch said. hut II Will not change me
order Of Departure from France
Preparation for return is not "0uiva-
lent 70 assignment II carly convoy. =
was explained n the war department.
but indicates that such assignment may
be expected within few wc'ks.
WASHINGTON. April 28.-Transport
sailinSS w"r" announced ny the war DC
partment today as follows:
wilhrlnira due at New York May )
with tho Tooth field artillery complete.
headquarters Of tho 37tn neid artlllcrE
brigade: Ri" %o4th bakery company anu
Il rew caSu:lS. tho t"'a- army personnel
aboard hrirS l72'.
Tho Cap tfnSlrrn cue AT New fork
MAY ; with the 1t2th infantry field ana
staff, Headquarters company medical Dc
tachment company r.. ana ae'acn-
mont Of company r.. h"aGquarteTS btta
infantry hr, "adr: base hospital "" lo''
detachment IL seven officers OF the .i'h
division 4 numb.r Of r2SualS including
Br:cadirr General Edwin +. "lnanS'
commanding tn" 5tth infantry brigade. 4
total army personnel of lose.
Tho Huron din" 81 New York ABOUT
May 7th with th> %"Ith sanitary ana
supply trains. @l9th and S2"th machiH>
gun bati.,i:"ns and company T.. ''-tSt
machine. cun battalion: division medical
supply unit S3rd DIVISION: IN" "o'th
robilr ordnance repair SHOP: tn" l@"th.
1S5th and 2E6;h aero SquadrnnS. anu 4
number a. ,aSuHlS. II total Of @.25o'-