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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
NEWSPAPER ADDS PROVE
BIG FACTOR IN DRIVE
Declares That There l. No Agency
Which Can More itca,liiy En-
list Aid.
tHv Associated Press }

NI:W YORK.. March ...-New spa per
hdNertiS!nS MAS given a. one OF the
chier factors in the success or the
l'reSnN icriaI. Churcn ur!vc for $40
100000 Tor church work At home and
overseas. IN - stdtcmcui Sunmariziiiu
the results Of tile campaign, issued
here by The Rev. Or. Charles Stclzlc
pu".i1itN director OF the drive.
Although complete returns are not
"a. -. StctI!c said. Indicators are the
Presbyterian Church. nS II whole. has
Increased its bcncvoIcnccs by 80 per
cent OYER lust year, and 1t Is expected
The Inquire VIII 30 10 loo per cent by
the Cnd 81 The Year
i'r Sei@ic urged continued use OF
newspaper advertisements in the mem
"'rsh!r campa!Sn winch is 10 follow
ia" fund drive.
inerc is no agency he asserted
"hicn eau hu made quite so effective
rs ihc dairy newspaper in cnlis; ing the
interest Of those who do not 20 to
III already has an entrcc into tho
homes OF the pcoDlc: ii il not looked
l,p"n with suspicion; II appears every
dn%: the matter 1t contains is discussed
hN every one, and worth white adj
Nyrt,3emen,s paid FOR by the church and
H"'cia ming religion viii! he read bv
iIanE millions who would never. in
the irSi instance. go 10 il church to
hear il discussed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
GET-T0GETHER CLUB GOES
OVER THE TOP IN DRIVE
Chairman Of Nirtnry i."nn lrgcs
Young Nirn 10 Save rhcir
Earnings.

club members ven over Tie I ,SE" m n,
;hrir reports last night. reporting -.
memoirs Tor the UiUnlh. the biggest
monthly report ever made hy the lab
o'lNe! j. SANDS, uTcS!dCnt OF the Amer.
can National Bank, ana chairman OF
l"r Victory loan committee Ion ia"
members, presenting the coming Vie
tory loan. Ills address Was :. help
'ut ana tnstiuc;iV, one. in when ne
placed S9cr.a! emphasis on Tire Nniu
~ young men oI forming the habi.
~ SaN.nE ana investing i part Of lhcir
:hcoiucS, - matter how small. in Soou
securities. Tnc Rcd division led ia the
h"nh"ES 10 thtir credit. The hItcS
rcpori Ing liity-tNo and the ElucS
hi;y-rigu, l;rd Team No. g. c. NJ.
Green. captain. led the tCainS with
Mcat tive: Whites MOL, w. = Dun-
ninG. CAPTAIN. reporting eighteen. ana
E!uos No. t. John Il; Williams, cap.
.a!n. seventeen |no next meeting OF
me ciub VIII lie hcid Monday, April II.
i:crorts II! teams
II, No. >. r NJ Gibson, captain. III:
No .. O. NJ Gvecn, captain. - No. /.
r. ..HuSht"n captain, ., No. ..
Thomas. Semmes. ~, captain. u.
Whites no J.. q T. reynolds. cap
ain, .. No. - " -. Lee. captain. L.
NJ. 3 T. T. Wool captain, S; No t.,
" punnimc, captain. is. 30 >. Hugh
u. Huse captain. D.. Total. -
II 30. :. !. : Redwood captain : /,
40. :. !: L. Moody captain -; 40. t.
j Il Williams. captain, u, No. = =
q. 'urnctt captain .. Total. 5S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Numerous cases Of slight wounds and
SnSsingS which wero attended at
dressing stations. but wero not ro-
ported to headquarters are not In.
cluded.
which ut no time exceeded 5000 work
ere. OF whom IL is rcckoncd that more
than onc-half were never sent to tho
front. being employed in the hundreds
of huts maintained throughout the
training areas and the leave areas"
SINTI-TIIRI:I1 .I" WORkI:lsS
DECORATED FOR SERVICE
Grated. while in all more than I.2 re-
ceived oiiicnl recognition for dist,n-
suished service. Thirteen OF these
were decorated with the Croix dc
Guerrc. while nifty received other dec
9rations or these, three received tho
order Of ~. Stanislaus: i've the Italian
CavaItcre del Corona: thirty eight the
Italian war cross. and one the French
dccoration of the Corps d'Armcr.
Guerre and seven for other dccora-
tons six commended for meritorious
conduct. and twcnty-ninc received
honorable mention I'm dispatches. Sew
cral units were cited I'm their entirety
those serving with the Third Division
more reported decorations nave not
yc: been confirmed.
No: one OF these men under thirty
was 1T for military duty. bu, the eta
tons show tina, they carried on with
tho sarge courage and spirit tina,
war. These records show tina; hoy
went over the TOP with the assaulting
waves. that they exposed themselves
under machine gun and shell fire 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
MEETING TO BE ADDRESSED
HERE BY REV. JOHN M'MEIll
Wen Only to Attend session ~ John
MARSHAL, HIGH school
sunday.

Hc>. John McNciu. - D.. vii! reach
l. .chiuuUd tonight and VIII spcak to
men ou.y "a the auditorium OF John
MON Noon "a 'sh Egnro , lGF%rrGw "'tsT
only l.l"o For this reason. men who
are late viii run the risk OF finding
'hc auditorium fun to !ts capacity ac-
ccrdigg - Secretary Mckee.
Fho address ut br McNcill opens the
tiiblc Institute, which VII continue al!
week. Rev Camden tohcrn. -. -. am
oincr lih!c lecturer 81 note, viii be IN
Richmond Tor tho week both Dr Ne
Neil and iir Cohcru speaking under
tho auspices OF The y NJ q. y.
while The meeting sunday afternoon
Is Tor men only. Succeeding meetings
hcld each u.&ht a. joHu Marsha n
ilGh school WiIl be Ion both men
and women I'r. Mcneil will preach
sunday m"ruiHG ~ ,hc second Pres,
hNtCIlNn lANrNM-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
j.cntcn Organ Ucrital.

Another OF tho series OF !.entcu
organ reci;als VIII be given tomorrow
:f,eEnoon az, o'ciock IN ST. raul'e
Church by Z. F!aXmston Ilarkcr. o.
Ganist. MI liarkcr viii bc assisted
by Mrs. Eicnard W Darlington ana
Mrs, William r. Tr!Er IT. soIoists
The following program VIII be rem
.dcrcd:
Overture. Occasional oralorio
4. Andantc Mass,oso. II. Ai ITO
III. .tdag,o: " March
fal I'astoraie. Op. -
S fb) Marchc dc la Symp h q n :.
"Arianc" .... AlcX c;uiim.nt
legend" ~. .....D. Tscha!Ilowsl<H
Mrs. Carringtou
Sonata IN Minor, Up Co. No
+. M"ndclssO ohm -i!artholdy.
j. Allegro Moderate Scrioso: ii.
Adseio III Andan;c Ecct,; ~.
Allegro hssai Nicace
But the Lord IL Mindful Of Ills
own" +. Mendclssohn- Bdriho!dy
F Mrs. TrigG
TAI Fesperalc ~ .Cvrii scot,
l(b) Solitude ~ .CyriI scott
Duet waited for Inc lord" ....
i. Mcndelssohu- Ear;hoIdy
Mrs. Darlington and Airs Trig.
Mountain Idyl u'astoraIc) s,
,ab) March in ...... william Faulkc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

minister to tho wounded. that thenc
worked indefatiRably as stretchern
bearers and that they drove amou or
lances into tho midst OF battle tofI
rcecuo inc "ouhoeo. 1t,
Others were. sucrlfced in the les.n|
out Miss Winona Martin. OF Kos ssarn
Center, H. L.. y. II. G. a. secretary
who was tho first American woman
killed in the war. She was killed ~
bomb during IL German air raid and
American minds. 4
Miss Martin had been in Paris on,v
month. but had already done vain
able work in stimulating an intarca. /,
among the soldiers in the Y. 81. e. Arr
in Paris L.
Cal. killed by shell fire near ChaIons
March &c. 1913. was another or liz.
women sacrificed In helping the sol
diers.
The citation Of the units attached
to the Third Division. conaistiny OFT
Ma jor-Gcneral Dckman. reads In partV
Tho commanding general desires 10
make OF record In the general order.
OF this division his appreciation OF tho
part taken by The members OF tho
y. NJ. c. y. who have hocn attached 10
their work in all its phases during thdE
time that this division Was in contact
with the enemy.
While the men Of the y. A. e, A. :.
were with the troops in the front line :
the Young women OF tho Y. NJ. c
the medical stan Of this division hcnr.,
testimony OF their most aficinn, hejn J,
during these two weeks OF great,
strain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
RED TRIANGLE FORCES
SUFFER 81 FATALITIES
l. NJ. {. 4. Sacrifices Proportion.
atcly Equal to Fourth Those
of American Army.
90 CASUALTIES NOT FATAL
Ten Women Among Those Who Gave
Livcs-Onc Victim OF Shell Fire,
Another OF German Air Raiders.
Seven Given CroiN &c Gucrrc.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NEW YORK. March 2S.--Thc Young
Mems Christian Association carried tho
Rcd Triangle into the camps and
trenches abroad at a cost of hftv-scvcn
lives. sacrifice prOportionatcly one
quarter as grca; as that In the Ameri.
issued today by the National War
Work Council Of the Y NJ. G. A. or
these fatalities thirty-ninc were due
To disease. and the remainder o she'll
fire. bombs. gaS-fevcr, drowning and
wounds. Ton IF these wore women
ono of whom was killed by she'll fire
ana another in u German air raid
There were also nfty-nve nonfatal
casualties. These were due prin IL
rallN TO machine gun fire. gas. she'll
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
FOURTH AND LAST SERMON
OF SERIES BY REV. BOWIE
Reticw OF Church with Its Historic
Existence mud Claims for
Ioynity.

Rev Russcl! Bowie T. H.. VIII!
preach tomorrow at II y NJ. his fourth
'tnd final sermon IN the series on ''rhr
Church In The Furnace %; Refining, +"
tne, par iCuIar subject on this occa sion
being Tho Great Venture and mo
frea, Response. He viii review what
the church has meant in the centuries
OF lis heroic rNiStnc.. what the great
ness OF its claims on loyalty and ser
Vice always have been, and what they
have right to he today
Al night ne Viii preach on 'What
DOES !; Mean o.:ASccp; Christ The
belief in tho d+viII'y of Christ as dis
tinsnisbcd from the thought OF Him
merely as tho suprcmciy good man
thoSother hand. how the unrcs.rvcn he
iicf.in Chr!si's divinity can he recon.
ciled win the fullest acceptance Of
modern thought ana made the practi-
cal center for iilc In modern times
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
CASUAL TIES NUMBER 10:
NINE KILLED IN ACTION
Twenty Soldiers Victims Of Disease
aud Eleven Died From


WASiilNGToE. March 2s.-CnSuaity lists
given out today by the Committee on Public
information show total - seventy. n c.
casualties. divided as follows: killed in az
ii"'. n'n": missing IN action. four. died OF
wounds eleven: di,! of diSc.sv. twenty:
w"uni'u tdc:rcc undct"rmncd), twelve
wounded SliEhiy. seventeen
81 Nirsinians and North carolinians in the
lists arc.
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Private.
DIED FROM DISEASES
. Sergeant.
Brown. Alexander. " y,hcvillc y.
WuEoncrs.
Mcdowell, Guy: Brookncal. Va
NickorS. James W; Ruthcrior,;ion y =
NiLiED IN NCTION tPREN IOCSLI RE-
PORTED DEAD.
Private.
,.rcss. Arthur e.. Atkins. Va.
DIED fKE|lOlSLi REPORTED MISSING
IN ACTION.
Lieutenant.
p"dson. Wilson Z. Norfolk. Va.
Priyntr.
i-amhcrt: Harvey: Iuncsvlic, Va
ERRONE4USLr REPORTED DIED FROM
WOUNDS.
FriNutcs.
GROSS. Butord: Maricr, y. q.
Walton. William T.. Mar,insyi!lc. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
London Air Now Full
Of Marriage Bells

sound OF wedding bells Is every
where ia the mir OF London. Princess
Patricia set tho style In weddings
for En3lnnd. mud now. after more
than four years or war. marriages
unu coming marriages arc taking M
inrEc portion of sOcicty's tiruc mud
intrtcst. Prfnccss Fat fS nothing 10
not practical. and this trait Of her
character was Srcn In the hun
drcdS OF gifts she received. tho King
aud Queen being tho donors Of table
silver. The list OF gifts on this nr-
cnstOn covered thirteen printed
sheets OF pnper. or these gifts. and
other things in connection with this
premier sucinl event In r0ynt So
ciot!. Lady Mary will tell I'm her
weekly letter 10 The Iimes-DiSpntcL,
which will he published ON sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
PLANS FOR HOLIDAYS
London Educator Advocates "Fourtee
POINTS For Those TnkinE
Vacations.

LONDON. March oS.-Mr Fisher. the
education minister. put fourteen points
on holidays before a meeting OF teach
recently
/. Plan your holidays carefully. bu,
he ready TO abandon Your plans on the
slightest provocation.
south >
holiday
4; Never drive when YOU can walk,
AMI meyer walk when you can ride
=, rake short cuts il YOU will, bm,
rcncmhcr that there is seldom time
for them.
6. good holiday is like eternity;
there is no reckoning OF time
!. one Of the best fruits OF a holt
day ~ new friendship
). STAY where YOU are happy
:? SOAK Yourself in tho at;nosphcre
o. new place before you study The
10. The best holiday is ,hnt which
experience
H. Holidays como up for iudgmc,,
before the next terms work
-. In the choice OF holiday hooks
act on the principle that onf OF tho
main uses OF leisure : TO feed the
-. The principal experts in the art
Of takm. holidays arc painters nat
uriiisis. travellers and historians: tho
worst person TO consult is golfer
y I'm occasions 4 very cooTf holi-
day can be taken At hon,c--if YOU
change tho hour Of breakfast
or hii kinds Of books, continued Mir.
ing tn" imagination Quantity vas
i!inoS' as valuable as quality
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
TRANSFERS REV. T. D. HARARI
Rector Of 81. Stephens Church. North
cumberland. VIII bc Given Dir
frrcnt t'icId.

iil:ATHSNlI.LE, VA. March a<'3A,
MS own request, Rev. T. H. Harari.
rector OF 81 stephens Episcopal
Election, ror the past eleven months
has hccn recalled TO Richmond by
Bishop Brown. and viii be transferred
TO another Held.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
LINGLE BACK FROM FRANCE
Trofcssor OF Davidson College I'm.
spent Two Years Among over
seas Fighters

Rev. 7. " Liuelc. u. u. who ha.
beon in France Tor the past two years
or more, j. on Il visit TO his brother.
lyr. W J.. i.Ihs !c. a professor at Union
TheoioGic Seminary. Dr. y. "
lhnEic has been Goiug chapiaiu'S work
with the soldiers IN France. and moro
aud has message to The people Of
this country lie VIII proach oi hi.
experiemces AT tue FIRST pres6ytrriaa
Lhu a ioHiofro" night Dr Liu=le
Il one .! the professors at Davidson
college ana graduate of Tho I,ulolI
TheoiogicN seminary u Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
MAY MEAN UNITED CHURCH
Presbyterian ORGANIZATIONS. Committees
tdopt Tentative Plan for Merger
Of All BODIES.
.Iav Nssnclntch rrnss 1

llTTSHtEGli. March oS-Thc com
mi,tccS or union OF the general as
A"inhii"s OF tile Northern and Southern
ire "A i"rian organizations In the United
H'i 'ncl mere Yesterday and reached
u tentative agreement Tor IN, ,nrrcint.
"i INC hodi,S into federal general
assembly, y became known TODAY. TIC
.'hI'l we piHn" VIZ" not made public
"ht ~ vs. announced the Northern
Eoncrtl assembly VIII meet May - in
-. Louis 10 consider tho proposal while
INC H"Htls rn tcn@r" assembly viii
meet in New Orleans on tho same date
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
SEEK ROAD APPROPRIATION
nmphrll County Voters 10 Pctitio,
Circuit Court for special
Election.

LfNciiBCH re. Va March .S.--.\,
a maS"-mceiinc today AZ Rustburs
Husi6urg district of Campbcu County
voters decided to petition the Circuit
CONT for special election TO yotn
on fI''.poo bond issue Tor good roads
- mat county. With state and Fedora!
AID This WI! give the distric; fine
road system y district road associa
lion. headed 10y a H. Kirkland as
president. was formed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
ACCEPTS NEW Passionate
rev. l.. %. Bass. Of Florence - g..
VIII Bcgin \"rthcrn >crk Pas
tOrntr trrii I.

Special 10 Tho Times rispaich.
IiEATiISNiLl.E. w. March "S.--Rcv.
l." u. iaSs - H. 81 Florence. \ g.
* ilmaruoch. Murat;ico and Wicomico
;itptisi churches in Lancaster ana
Counties pr Iiass
VIII hrgiu his work \pr!l ! bui his
family VIII not arrive until juno !
lie was extended calls from coan ana
SmithihnG. I'm NortMmborland, ana tho
Lancaster charge Ia Lancaster.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
Fire on CIcve'nnd Waterfront.

CLEVELAND. OHIO. March oS.--Thr
docks of the Cleveland Yacht Club ana
iWo yachts. the Spccjacks and the Ma.
destroyed by fire here early today. The
total loss was estimated ut about
5000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
Conercs.mcn mc1urn I.ron, cnnnl zonc.

NEW YORK March 2N.-ErInc,inr
Twenty-Five members OF Congress aud
thcir wives home from Il tour OF the
i'hnh'ni canal tho steamship Panama
arrived mere today from Cristobcl
Jul" IAmora, bolivian financial agent
to tho United states. also was aboard
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
CHRISTIAN .rII:>Cr:
EPISCOPAL.
All Saints

Tao rector. tho Hcv. j. Y. pownmau.
-. D., will conduct the morning ser
vice. with sermon, at II o'clock. AZ
t"rnoon service at , o'clock. when the
rector will preach. taking as his sub
icct. The Captive Maid Of Israel"
Sunday School as usual 1t $50 4. NJ,
in tho parish house next to the
church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29

Tho annual meeting 81 the C,tholir
Womans club VII ho h"ld in tho club
parior Tuesday ct T.. VI. The annual
financial report NH be read after
which the election uf officers viii take
place. All members are urged to at
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
WILL CONDUCT MEETING
Rev. w. ~. Wharton, ID. d.. OF Huiti.
more Accepts Invitation 10 Kirk
land Grove tump

Spccia TO The Times Dispatch
iiEATIlSN1LLE VA. March IS.
Hcv. w. II. Wharton. H. D. Of B,lii-
more. has accepted an invitation 10
rohanct The kirkland Grove camp
meeting next summer
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
ST. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church

Eighth and Marshall Streets
The pastor. Rev. Oscar Guthc. will
preach at II *. NJ. on True TIappj-
ness" The evening sermon. at S r. NJ
viii he one OF a series on tho ApnstoIic
Creed: Dead and Buried: The Kings
Exodus" Lcntcn service "Wednesday al
S:iJ T. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
Sunday in the Churches
BAPTIST
Calvary Baptist Church

The pastor. who ha just closed a
most successful! revival meeting in
Danvillc. will preach ut both services
Baptism at tho night service.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
First Baptist Church

Preaching =; II O'Clock and S o'clock
by tho pastor. Rev. Geo. W. Mcdaniel
n. II. sunday school meets at a:3n a.
NJ. r. y. l.. /. organizations. J.. NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
METHODIST.
Broad Street NJ. +.
Church
NI;TIIODIS'r.

Preaching il A. NJ and r N. w
the pastor. Rev. Fred +. Chcnauli.,
Morning subject: "a Glimpse Of OuT
Evening Wise Fools"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
Centenary Methodist
Church

Grace street Between Fourth and Fifth
Preaching At II A. NJ and SIS r. NJ
b. the pastor. Rev. Thomas a Smoot
The evening sermon viii bc upon tho
subject Of missionary volunteer SER
vice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-29
City Point Methodist
Church

CTS Point. VA
Preaching every SUNDAY II \ ~.
Preaching Hopcwcli Mc.hodis,
Church every sunday ~ Il A. VI and
20 Il. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-06
WOOD LEAVES OMAHA SOON
Says Labor and American Legion
Oppose Mob Rule

Chicago, Oct. 6.-Within a few days
General Leonard Wood will relinquish
military control of Omaha where a
week ago a mob rioted lynched a ne
gro. attempted to hang Mayor Smith
and burned the courthouse. The gen
eral said last night
''The original disorder, which arose
from specific cause-namely, the as
sault on white woman by a negro
was seized upon by the organized ele-
ments of disorder which are to be found
in the population of every large city
with a view TO overturning the consti g..
tutsd authorities of government and es-
tablishing a reign of terror under mob
rule.
"Labor organizations came out
squarely on the side of law and order.
The American Legion responded
promptly in support of the civil au-
thorities. / hope that through the
length and breadth of our land the
American Legion will make arrange
ments promptly to meet any situation
of lawlessness which may arise when
ever called upon by proper civil au-
thorities. -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-06
AMERICANS RESENT
TRIESTE EXPERIENCE
Passengers Declare Report Will
Be Made to State Department.
Wilson Caricatured

New York. Oct Passengers whc
arrived here last night on the steamship
President Wilson. which sailed from
Trieste on September %. after having
been delayed in the harbor there eleven
days, asserted they had been annoyed
and unnecessarily delayed by Italian
officials One of the passengers. Will
liam NJ. sullivan, New York lawyer,
said he intended to protest to the au
thoriticS at Washington.
Ralph {. Busser. United States
consul at Trieste. who was among the
Passengers. said he would make no
statement until he had reported at
Washington
Mr. Sullivan declared while the
steamship was held in Trieste -tfurbor
many Italian ships departed for Amer =
lea. and that when they protested to
the italian officials over their delay they
could not get any satisfaction. At
Naples. where the President Wilson
stopped to take on passengers. NJ. Sui
Ivan said the chief Of police would not
accept American passports.
Mr. Sullivan and other passengers
said that President Wilson was carica-
tured in the streets of Naples. One pic
turc depicted the President wearing q
German ne'mot. Wnllc otnerS were ull-
spcakablc.
Other passengers told Of protest
meeting held on the ship in Trieste
harbor nnd said that it was only when
they threatened to lodge protest with
the American ambassador that thr
steamship was permitted to sail.
The passengers claimed they were
herded in one room by the shin's doc
tor. who informed them that it was
necessary for them to be vaccinatcd
before sailing. Over vigorous protests,
the passengers said, they were COM
PEELED to be vaccinated.
While the President Wilson was on
the high seas. the passengers said.
Italian stokers threatened to strik,
and only resumed their work when
Y. NJ. c. A. workers on board offered
TO take their places.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-10-06
HENRY ARcHINAL DEAD

Henry Archinal. aged sixty years.
died at his home. 62I North Thirty
seventh street. at 6 O'Clock last night.
after n long illness. The funeral will
be held Thursday morning at the resi-
dence The Rev. DR.. benjamin s.
Stern. pastor of Emmanuel Reformed
Church. Thirty eighth aud Barring
streets will conduct the services. In
terment will be in Fernwood Cemetery
Mr.. Archinal was born near Hessen
Castle, Germany, March :. 1850. He
came to this country nearly forty years
ago. settled in Philadelphia and be
came an American citizen. In 1884
Mr.. Archinal married Miss Elizabeth
Schnidor. also n native OF Germany.
who survives him. For thirty years he
conducted a bakery at the Thirty sev
cnth street address, Besides his widow
Mr.. Archinal is survived by three sons.
John j., Harry j.. and Clarence. and
six daughters: Misses Elizabeth c..
Mathilda c.. Gertrude and Catherine f..
Archinal. and Mrs. Henry Roesch and
Mrs. G. +. Armstrong, all of Philadel-
phia Two of the sons served in the
war, Harry in the navy. and John. who
is captain in the American Red Cross
stationed at Oteen. ~ G. Mr.. Arch
inal was Il member of Emmanuel Re
formed Church. and of several fraternal
societies.