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

SHORT TENM NOTES

Am FOREIGN Sec. ~. Aug. l. isi9 es 1916
-.!ti. nobhcco -. NnF. j. igls........... 1905
Nh. 9oaCco %. EoE. l. l:sS;....,......... l0iL
- NEip- 'efcH - 'ct 70: iy.r ..........97 g Is
armour * 20. ~ June -. 1879. ........... Io5
Setn EEgA! St.ei IS Jume 10 lylu.. lUis.
isr!tsn 5rz-. Nov. iyi". .................. 100
BFitiSh o'?s Nov: ls2i ;.....:.............. 9sH
-. -; ana = JOIN Is JniY 1871: ...... $751;.
S,uG2Hy laChine Co IS ,iu!y 10. 1871. 1925.
common OF Hdnaua o.. Aug. l. 1919. SO To- l6
i.!ec Auto i.Nc 20. D.. Aug. 10. 1919. 100
HockinE Val ny col. tr. 6s. Mar. J. 1924. sS%
Jacob Do!d Packing Co. Is. Nov. IS 1920. lOiL.
Jacob Doid Packing co. 10 Nuv.lb lSl3 lUsS
l:igsett q Myers Is. Dec. !. lsyl........ i00s
Soiino LOW 90 -. Sept. !! 1927 .......... 10la
~ o.sHc t ~ ~ -; sep 1879 102
Procicr {: Gamble Is. Mar. l. 1921 - 49,
Procter X Gamble IS Mar. ]. lsc3........ i0i
tSUut hcrn Hallway Us. Mar. l. lyZ2 R,,s
Swift & Go; Is. Aug: Is. 1871 1851
ing GS. Feb. !. 1870. Observation-Disclosures. Ioon
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other. and shssp1 slow: lambs .i.OSiS5o:


NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK. June 5:-Beeves: Receipts. $40
head: no trading. Calves dull: receipts $50
h mi4 't cI SSoHmT9sno to prime yesi, 99
i3eo A';''"
Sheer and lambs: Receipts. AGO head:
200: wstSsrs: ,i.eo: lambs. 2oooaaieS: year
a.5oS2ioo; pigs. l90012ois: roushs 800
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{ futures ranged as follows:


NEW YORK june 5.Nc:ot.o mMHn iii arm
Tor nearby deliveries owing 70 the tightness
in crude. but new crop months were heavy
under scattered LIQUIDATION. prom oted to
some extent by the weakness in cotton.
lower Sales. ?.loo barrels: prime crude. 20.6o.
spot coffee dull: Rio IN. 1855 cents: Santos
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which carried middl!nr down to BIS but
Interior spot accounts were rather encouCaC-
Ing. ard they caused recoyer!es Of about
- points lato In the session. Closing uriccs
We're az net losses OF - 10 GO points.
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK J1nc 5.-A renewal of appre-
lowing reports OF heavy rains in. tho Caro-
linas forced extensive covering Of cotton In
upward. although fl nsl prices were below
preceded by IRREGULAR fluctuations. the I'm
dcrtone az rule showing considerable
tied conditions In the goods trade and
better weather man posted early.
rallied prices more than half a cent. Tho
close was steady at net decline OF Is to
spot at New Orleans was auiet at a decline
of u cent at 31& cents Tho sales were
2,g70 bales. Spot here was quiet at a de-
cline OF 30 points at sl.4o cents. There were
Port receipts for tho day amounted to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
PENNSYLVANIA FARMS

FARM for sale-1T acres; mile 10 railroad
station; 6-room stone house. barn out
buildings. woodland lasting water; on state
highway. price, $4,000: part may remain on
mortgage; excellent proposition: possession AZ
once. FOR SALE--2s acres in borough
few squares TO railroad station, near the tet'
tric lights; barn with stabling for ] horses
3 cows; 2 large chicken houses. outbui, dlnEs
grain in the ground: some heavy wood land
price sa500: $4,000 may remain on nrst
mortgage; possession at once. FOR SALE
Z acres; 2 miles to Collegeville; S-room
frsrne dwelling good barn large chicken
house. other outbulldings; considerable fruit
and berries: good soil lasting water; IN a
good neiehborhood; price $500: possession at
once. FOR SALE-ti acres; Ia mile TO
trolley: on good roads 10-room stone
dwelling. large barn. large chicken house
especially adapted for poultry business; con
siderable fruit; lasting water; everything IN
the best condition; excellent soil; price s3IoO;
prompt possession; for particulars on the
above address FRANCIS W, VAIN,
SChwenk sville, Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
APARTMENTS WANTED

HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS
rTnSISuED aparts central locations. by
week 10 dcs sherwood Co. lI2l walnut.
THE LEONE, S607 Chestnu,-Seven,r room
housekeeping apartment, unturnlshed.
Furnished
USKP, apartment 3 rooms and bath: INN.
possession. SHERWOOD co, 1f2l walnut.
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COLUMBIA AVE. S22--First-class hoard;
warm rms SO per wls. also tahle DO. tn'
FRANKLIN. N, 1213-Nice. warm rm. for
| or . ref. gentlemeni all conN; hoine cooh.
15OG PINE ST-Very desirable Furnished
room for > people: excellent table; also
single room for gentleman |
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
Q0-ACRE EARN


WITHIN IL MILES OF PHILADELPHIA
CITY HALL. 100000
Conveniently located for business
man TO commute by train or motor the year
round. Large stone Colonial house, contain
ing "a rooms and . baths. Surrounded by
old shade high elevation; commands fins
view. Electric light. hot-water heat, hard
wood floors, Tenant house, rooms ana
bath. Large barn, garage, springhouss, etc.
An excellent farm In good condition.
Meadow with small running stream. Fruit.
ON stone highway; 50 minutes from fhlla-
delphia by train: by motor 40 minutes. Near
golf and hunt club and good schools.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
H\DUONFIEI.D

lust THINK OF IT--For q short time only
wc VIII sell limited number OF lots AZ ~
monthly on we Birdwood Tract the, inost
urb around Philadelphia a acre plots and
larger. with gas. electricity. water, sewer
and single fare: get one now send for book
lei. map aud price list No. Ss,
GILBERT A. OCALLAGliAN
IO9 Walnut rt.
philadelphia
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

THE JOHN RHoADs co. Storage. packing.
shipping, moving. carpet cleaningi new
add, f1hf-se Lancaster sv., W.Phil. stth yr:
MONARCH STORAGE Co, ssIo LANCAs-
TER AVE.-AUTO SERVICE STORAGE,
LANDS Storage co.-Iocai q long-dis NOV
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
AGENTS

CANVASSERS--Ladies, big money. Call IL
a. m. or . p. m. Clark, 145 N. 18th
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
ROOMS WANTED
BOARDING

JAPANEST, student wants o. rooms
Furnished. with private bath; IN " rms
a. IT, +. Smith D'ms. u. OF II. Goto.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES =.

FOR sALE-High-class Belgian hares. 2 TO
psr Flemish @ Gsats any ooiSf fge to
months old, for ,s pair; breeders fcr
guaranteed; also other pet stock; inciose a
scent STAMP for further particulars. l..
Behm. 1871 s. Ith St, Springfield. III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
HERKNESS & STETSON

LAND TITLE BLDG.
as ACRES. gentleman's country home l4r.'
,ul shade and shrubeiy; fine large barn. etc.
over 2OO0 fruit trees: most all BEARING; fruit
crop averages $4,000 yearly; only | 50: from
viii sacrilce for Sl5, 900 CHARLES w.
RUSSELL. a05 Real Estate Bldg
so ACRES-Between Norristown aud COL
,roefssei room brick dwelling dS.foot bank
barn. complete set necessary outouildingss;
spring water; nothing 80 CHEAP w.hin NE
ArY ST%'O:iro St, Norristown.
40-ACRE FARM; s-rm. house; other out
buildings; good fruit orchard; 10 acres In
rye; Including heavy horses, 2 cows and
heifer. 10 pigs, so chickens; all indictments
gasoline engine and silO cash req. $1,000 or
small city property in exchange. HOPP.
3sOs n. 9th St
BUCKS COUNTY, PA.--i30-acre farm, 9
room stone house hot-water heat; barn
and outbuldings; large peach orchard: stone
road: high location: price reasonable for
Quick sale Warren Murphy. Willow Grove.
MAINLINE FARMS FOR SALE
sixty-acrs farm for sale; good buildings
wo9aISDR 9%ppRESS sgS II M"SS S2&. LEDGER OFFICE
water, buildings $4,000
paoll, $50 sTGreSi hldgs. sol: woods .nv,r:'
LANsDALE-l54 acres. under cultivstioni
+. p Gallagher, 3lO Market st, Camden,
NEW JERSEY FARMS
FARMS al! siSes and prices. Frank p Gal
lsgher. $40 Market st. Camden. \. ! -
FARMS WANTED
WANT FARMS from. . to 1000, acres.
Frank p. GanaEher. 3lo Marriott. Camden
REAL EsTATE-sALE OR RENT
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
HERKNESS & STETSON
LAND TITLE BUILDING
l7O Acres on Lincoln Highway

Two sets of buildings: large stone Colonial
house Il rooms and . baths: stable, farm
house and farm barn: woods. meadows; rum
ming stream; fine Wow: q mile from railroad
station; | hour train or motor from Phila,
nH miles. nrica s23. 600 convenient terms.
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ss5. 900 HOUSE AT A GREAT

Detached modern stone residence aud garase
In the most attractive and desirable part os
Germantown: ample lawn and large vcge-
table garden. old shade and shrubbery. fruit
trees: this is the best proposition we are
Offering at the present time and should be
investigated inme ediately.
p. y. LISTER SON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
LAUNDRIES

LAUNDRY finished and seminnished; all nat
pieces delivered ready TO use; soft gar
dsmpen and iron in your leisurei this Is
washdays soiutioni collar and shirt work
1x11 - H9verford ave. Postal. Phone
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
CHESTNUT HILL.
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE

SMALL. apartment house in West Philadel-
phia, o,ear. in exchange for Atlantic City
home. p o2l Ledger Ofhce.
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RyDtI.
A Colonial House, Garage
NEW JERsEy--suRuRBAN
LIPPINCoT'r LOTS AND HOMES
HADDON HEIGHTS. N. J.
AIrnIRO

$500 : ROOMS. all cows, lot 37'axl25.
cor. prop $1,000 rooms, all cows, nea :
station; $4,000. rooms. all convs., heart OF
town; S9100, : rooms. elecr gas All ConNs q,
lot 5OxI5O. $4,000 \ rooms semihungAlow
$500 \ rooms cleo, gas, lot 6ON2l7
wM R EVANS, 3i7 Merchant ~,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

6KivIRs-stesdy msn for steady positions;
over 81 years Of agei good salary. Apply
DNrvERs wanted q days a week; good wages
snd bonus. Apply Crane leo Cream Co..
rs q :3d ct
ELBvAToR OPERATOR. white; exceptional
opnortunlty for right man, accustomed TO
uaouSficsr elevator A. II. Slckler. 5ls Lud-
low ~. Ask for Mr.. Richards.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

N. E. Cor. 2lst and Green
Three stories i3 rooms, 2 SnssG %odsGn baths;
sa7O0-CAREY, steinber. DUNCAN and Glen
dale SITS. (Kensington and Sedgeley avesD,
facing Merit SQUARE, brick and stone con,
trio lights small amount OF cash required.
bsanGf F rss, sMirM 4FsGt Taf on prf%ises pr. or
;2sOo-4TH ST. above Cayuga N4OO North,
q rooms. bath; stone porch; hot-wa heat:
stationary tuhr; excellent condition; imme-
diete possession; small amount of cash re-
au're1H II. +. SMITH. 7a1 w. ESie ave.
2siI n, BANCROFT ST. e6s5. Il and "a y.
r.ntsd ed SIS per mo each: price sIs5o each
sitrr sIs Real Estate trust sldE. Wal. s"''' iss.
$500 90 acw r.ss.s az and oSsSy S
SsSiN KRki%;sfis sos CHESTNUT street rect
ONE SQUARE from boulevard Hurley st.
al wyoming ave. !46oo north; new homes,
8 rms. & bath. elec. lights latest imp.
;sIm $500 n ssSSG sa'y
BEAUTIFUL 2-story. 6-room. porch front
,,vSps house BspsSin ,s gas nS snd electric
~ Ave. pismond. Ss-is, D''0" '"' i"o'A"A
WE ARE OFFERING 4 OF the 7prettiest lit
dssS ps fof e
sSS 'nfTssm sssay ". s%Rr MIL .s HHus; q;
s Inc s % Ssy qssfgs B1oaS s Psss %ssass Hs s
- SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE
1909 FsiTrmeunt ave. t-story dwelling. IA
sosi y, EN-, Q rooms, bath. $4,000.
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GERMANTOWN

tG50o--15o0 N. 56th---Modern bus. cor
room for double garage; Immediate poss
ADoLpH n. CAspAii. Goth and Lansdowne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

ESTIMATOR WANTED
Man FAMILIAR with ship estimating costs apd
r1eofdcation OF both engine and hull work;
nk7s 10 handle techhical correspondence. rec.
XmDloymsnt pepa rtnent .-
c5iEsTER slIIpBuILpINo, SoHPANx'
\. CHESTER, PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03

50TEHXN wanted fer Penn sylyanis ribbon
ik}an9 ~ ~ looms: must understand loom
nr11< dsur1ng for samples ana start gas
e1r16a. Answer. gtyins sxperience. age. ref
&Ipf9. salary and where last employed.
= f6S SoY-Bas6t boy wanted. Call Eli
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
WEST PHILADELPHIA
Overbrook Apis.

: r COR. 6sD AND I.ANSDOWNE AVE
- 20 Minutes to Center of city
Cozy. comfortable suites of large attrac-
tive rooms also PANTRY. private laundry.
norch; outside rooms; latest appointments:
tents 800 and up. Apply janitor. or l.. 8.
Gin nsburg. 1901 Chestnut st.
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OI.NEY
Olney
$3.50

Two story. rooms and bath, steam heat;
lot 15xpO; corner proOerty: garage space.
ROTH & FOLEY $3.50 = 9th st.
Sis00-a-STORY. Broom home; all cows
double lot; garage privilege; main street.
OI.NEY REALTY co, 55li n, 5th st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
T'1OGA

2Olc-1i WESTMORELAND-R s31;
rooms; cheap WIN. l.. Craven's Son
9Oi9 Columbia ave.
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SUBURBAN

BACHELOR appreciatng the courtesy OF
refined environment, can secure warm,
c,eerful ant with well cooked. nourtshing
meals in a real home In select suburb ~
min, from Phila. p SIT Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALEt--Especially good general mer-
chandise store property with dwelling. 10
rooms in dwelling, brick constructed, bath,
hot and cold water. electric lights large
storeroom, large stock; doing good business
located in the Perkiomcn Valley.
FOR SALE Excellent location for n doctor
Broom. brick dwelling. heated bath cleo
tric lights; barn. garage: lasting water: in
borough without a doctor previous Doctor IN
these properties and all particnlars address
Francis w. Wack. SChwpnksville. IA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
ON LINCOLN DRIVE
HERKNESS & STETSON

Nh4OD ~ ~ IL SNlN
LAND TITLE BLDG
s35oO-EASY TERMS IL desired; rooms
and bath hardwood floors: large yards
Maryland ST. below Washing gton dane at Chew
St; take car on Germantown ave. to Wash
ington lane and walk east to Chew st. or
car on Chelten ave. TO Chew st. and walk
north; sample house open every day.
SAMUEL STERN. 12ol Chestnut ST.
SEND FOR oUR LIST or, MODERATE.
W.cK MOI iM60DERN NTH GooP II, NJ, LOTS TE6
STORES. SCHOOLS, ETC.
s. G. ToCRISON. 70l4 BOYER 81.
MAPIEWooD AVE. NEAR WAYNE
Semidet ched residence. IL rooms and bath
convenient to railroad and trolleys. house
you should examine.
B Il. lister e. son
5612 Germantown ave
$4,000 : NEAR, SedEwick sta. II rooms,
porch large lot, room for garage. conyen-
lent TO schools. stores. etc Vim. l.. Cra-
ven's Sons. 20l9 Columbia ave.
s295O--g rms. bath. h.-w. heat, cleo; little
cash WORST. 437 Land Tlte BLDG.
T1OGA
2Oia-14 WESTMORELAND-Re s3l; I
rooms; cheap. WIN. l.. Craven's Sons.
90la Columbia ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-03
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

SS000--LARGE semidetsched 3-story house.
bedrooms, baths high-class h ". heat.
ing planti excellent condi ition thronghout. -
W EST pHILA DEIP'A REAL ESTATE CO,
h0On Ehliirnnre aNa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
BERL|N'S RICH HAVE
GOOD FOOD SUPPLY
But City's Poor, Owing to High
Prices, Exist by Eating
Cabbage.
CRITICISM FOR BAVARIA
That State Has Plenty, While
Refusing to Send Supplies
Into Prussia.
CRITICISM FOR BAVARIA

BERLIN May ai-I:very week
brings a change n prices and allow
ances OF food in Bcrlin-that is. prices
invariably climb a notch. while the
rations infalibly diminish. The dealers
iatten and their customers shrink. The
man who is fortunate enough to have
JOB tolls desperately to catch M with
the soaring cost Of existence. and the
cedinS supply go around.
This is the situation that prevails
among the masses. The classes are not
worrying. for the sneak" traders
somehow seem to be always able 10
Keen their wealthy customers larders
stocked with everything from -four TO
fats ana choice deiicacies. If the nine
"schleichhacn dler" grew rich during
the war he is now adding considerable
surplus 20 mis- ill-Eotten wealth
Sti,I Form of Rationins.
There IS stll a scmblance or a ra-
poor. Also there is supposed TO be-
some sort of control over the produc-
ton OF fod But under this sea lied
control" the countrys stock OF cattle
and hogs has been reduced 20 some
where between one-third and one-ha,t
OF its prs-war proportions. Regard
less OF government regulations to the
contrary the farmers are killing OF
their live stock in order to supply the
SNEAK" trade with unstintcd guam
titles Of juicy steaks and tender sides
OF pork for the wealthy at fabulous
prices.
Meanwhile. the roor are eating cab
bage for breakfast. cabbage for lunch
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BUY YOUR OWN BIG GUN:
18-POUNDERS ONLY $3.50
british Surplus Government Property
DISPOSAL BOARD HaR Real Bnr-
gains Sale.

LONDON May 81. Souvenir hunters
VINO would like 10 decorate their gar
dens with s-pounder guns may soon
be able TO 40 so.
The Surplus Government Property'
Disposal Board OF the Ministry Of Mu
nltions is offering for sale betwee n
1000 and 5000 guns, ranging from is
Founders 10 l5inch howitzcrs. .Applt-
cations from public bodies and facto-
ries arc invited, and the question of
d'sposinE OF some. Of tho guns 10. pri-
be considered
The prices 10 be asked have no, been
fixed. hut they will be based on the
scrap value OF tile gun. plus cost OF
transport from France and expense Of
d!smantlinE the gun as TO render
II harmless. On this basis il is csti-
mated that an lS-poundcr will he offer
ed At we'll under $3.50. Golt clubs are
regarded likely applicAnts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
WOMEN OFFICERS OF RED
CROSS BOSS DOUGHBOYS
Wen In Bucharest Who Saw service on
West Front rather Like
New UcRime.


BUCHAREST. May 3i.-American
women with ,heir rank of captain and
lieutenant in the Red Cross are bossing
former American douEhboys. recruited
in France after The armis,ice, in the
work OF reconstruction being carried
on in Eoumania by tho american Red
Cross. The boys rather like IL
The women with many long years OF
service as professional nurses and with
liberal cndowmcnts o. that common
sense SO necessary FOR campaigning in
cially chosen because OF their long
years OF experience in army and civil
Ian hospital WORT They are used TO
truck ioaded Win fo6d Tor the remote
mountainous districts Of Northern Eou-
mania and can set broken leg, per
should require them. and in addition
believe IN discipline and plenty Of il.
veterans OF Ch4tcau-Thierry, tho Ar
connc and -. Mih;el. see nothing un-
usna IN eeinS prtys re , nnde7 such abb
chanfeurs in The army. Eow thev
rail travelling soup Kitchens behind
mania where the need /. greatest The
doughhoys also are distributing in
their Fords tho hour ana canned goods
about dozen OF which already have
arrived IN Eounanian ports.
iow DO We IKE our women oiIcers
0ucricd one 1-wcstfrontcr. Believe
nc. we're strong for them: We're
young and inexperienced in this sor; OF
a rife or mount a machine gun but on
this job we take of our hats 10 the
American women the Red Cross has
sent out. No frills about our officers.
DO We salute them? Sure we do. and
we're darncd proud TO do II Some OF
our women onlccrs are totinG more for
eiSn decorations than Hungarian
general and believe me, If I'm any
Judge they're going TO earn few more
out here for their work among tho
ama llDoXerS and lNnhus casssM
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-06-01
SOCIETY WORKERS
HELPING IN FRANCE
Remaking Of $4,000 Lives I'm
selhshly Undertaken by Com
mittec OF u. S. Women.
HAVE PROBLEMS TO SOLVE
Rehabilitation Makes Land, Now
Dcsolate, Home Once Moro
For Tired Peasantry.

PARIS. MAJ 3l.-Touns America
octety girls who, during tho four years
az VA. served the French government,
q hs.p!ug 10 care for the thousands
, refugees who flowed through Paris
80 temporary quarters in the south OF
rance are now occupied with the
gigantic TASK Of getting these same
homes and TO = normal life of peace.
These young women have assumed
ne biggest responsibility and perhaps
the larges; piece OF work ever under
taken BY group OF women anywhere
] hey represent the big relief committee
hno"n as the American Committee for
Devastated France. OF which Miss
Anne Morgan. daughter Of the late
+. Morgan. is the leading spirit
Acting on the advice Of General Pc
tain. that nothing viii comfort the
french soldiers more than To see their
helds cultivated" members Of the big
organization are giving wholeheart-
edl% OF their time. their money and
war duties 20 the problem OF getting
these thousands of homeless people re-
established ia their former commu-
mites, uhS4 many never left until the
hour when they were compelled to
e"aCuate.
Great Problem TO Solve.
This WORK OF rehabilitation repre-
sents a problem that will find an echo
IN the four long years OF experience
With these tired. sick. weary. homeless
people. ard III the vision. the intel
liEence. the energy and the desire on
the part OF members OF this commit
tee 70 cooperate with the people them
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PLAN STEAMER ROUTE
FROM CANADA TO ORIENT
FRINGE Rupert, Il. e., Is 500 Miles Nearer
Ioknhomn Thnn Any Western
Port.

MONTREAL. CANADA. May a1.-Pri-
rd:a capital. with aid from the Cana
dian government. is planning TO cstab-
lish line of steamers between Prince
Rupert F.. c.: and Oriental ports.
The plan" said haientena IT.
from The Skeena District in British
soon a 8 possible. Prince Rupert was
chosen only after careful investigation
as the Paciec coast terminal of the
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. It's
harbor is one OF the finest in the world
IT has an extensive ship building plant
with enough orders to keep it busy for
several years. and the finest dry dock
Prince rupert is 500 miles nearer
Tokahoma than any other city on the
Pacific coast. Canada cannot fail to
he Immensely benefited by a, line Of
steamers travelling this shorter COM
mercial route. The plan as outlined
calls for eight or ten steel steamers
of the type now being constructed in
Canadian shipyards.
'That rich and substantial trade
awaits the new steamer line there can
be no doubt, and the route will bring
r vast increase in traffic on the Grand
Trunks continental line: in which the
Dominion government has. from tho
beginning, been vitality interested"