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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
ROYAL VISITORS CHARMED
BY N|AGARA'S BEAUTIES
Ning, Queen and Crown Prince Spend
Several Hours, Enjoying
Scene to Utmost
HAVING TIME OF THEIR LIVES
Spend Half-Hour on Canadian Side
Guests OF Dominion Government.
Now on Way to Pacific, Only An
hounced Stop Being Toledo.
icy Associated Pros.

BUFFALO. y. Y. oct. 6.-The Queen
o., r me ne Beisians was enthralled today
given the belgian rulers by buffalo
was delightful to them but it was the
memory ,I,t,1 OF the great falls the Queen
Viii carr with her longest and of
which She exclaimed most often to
th2sc in her encourage.
king Albert his consort, and the
Duke OF Brabant, their son. came as
neir to playing this morning as roy
a AZ , can come and they revelied in
srlmage to Niagara Falls.
They overstaycd by two hours the
time allotted TO them there. and even
tncn were reluctant TO leave The
King was seeing the falls for the sec
ond time. but he was manifcstly happy
al being able TO show them TO his
AS for tho crown prince. he seemed
1 10 be hawinE the time Of his life: Ho
household and the Kings valet, who
were trailing at a respectful distance
and and then skipped out of the palh 10
a thought Of royal precedence
The royal party saw all there was
70 see and saw !, thoroughly. To gain
american side they crossed ahead into
Canada for half an hour as the guests
OF the Dominion government.
AZ courtesy TO tho Canadians tho
american officers attached to tho Bel
sians stopped In the middle Of the in
20 - ma tlohal brldEc where the stars and
stripes and the Union Jack waved
Tho party, returned to tho train AZ
for Toledo. which was 10 be the last
hehnitc stop on tho trip to Santa Bar
hara, Cal. The train will he side
tracked at some quiet place during tho
noon. ''-
Inc monarchs will remain in the city
an hour but there will BIO no fnrn.I
ceremonies. The royal party viii Visit
Toledo as friends of Brand Whitlock.
rs the rulers Of Relgium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
PLANT JUICE WAS
ONLY ONE TO HELP
Mrs. Annie r. Smith, sos Louis.
lana ST., Had Stomach Trou.
BILE for 90 Years.
SHE WAS IN CONSTANT PAIN
Claims Since Taking Plant Juice
She Can Now Eat Her Food
and Feels Fine.

true formula should have three
essentials. First. It should give quick
relief; second, 1t should destroy germs
OF disease, and third. IL should build
up new tissue.
The first is to inspire the necessary
confidence that the sufferer must have
| In the remdy. The second is to COM
pietely eliminate the cause Of the dis
eased condition, and the third is to
build up new tissue to give nature a
chance TO invigorate every organ in
the body.
That this Is what Plant Juice the
new heroal stomach remedy Is doing
is being demonstrated every day bv
Inc numerous testimonials received in
every city where it has been intro
| uuced. Since Plant Juice has been in
troduced in this city scores OF local
people have testified to the wonderful
benefit they have received
The signed statement Of Mrs. ann,a
X. Smith. who resides at No. 3OS Louis
iaha street, and has lived In Richmond
TOT number OF years and has a, wide
acquaintance. will be of Interest," she
said: e
For 20 years I have suffered with
stomach trouble, and great quantities
- gas would form in my stomach and
, was In constant pain. 1 could hardly
keep the lightest kind of food in NV
stomach and was all bloated. I could
not sleep and felt weak and miserable
al the time. I had tried many differ
ent kinds OF medicine and was undnr
treatment for a long time, but never
received any benefit until I began to
take your Plant Juice. can now eat
anything I want and have no moro
.rouoie with gas. sleep well. and
me eczema l had for so long is much
Plant Juice cleanses. strengthens
and revitalizes the entire system. 1t
clears the blood of poisons and i'm
purities. put the lazy liver to work.
strengthens the kidneys and tones up
the digestive organs. 1t sharpens the
sleep.
The Plant Juice Man is at the Tragic
Drug Co.'S store, in edmond. where
he is daily meeting the local public and
introducing and explaining the merits
Of this remedy.
For sale In Petersburg by Morrison
the Drug Man.
For sale in Chase City by the Chase
City Drug Co.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
ABOUT RHEUMATISM
"hnt Thousands Have Found Give,
Relief From This Painful Trouble.

rheumatism is a constitutional dis
ease. mSnifestinG itself in local aches
and pains. innamed joints and stiff
muscles II cannot be cured by local
or external applications 1t must have
constitutional treatment.
Take a course OF the great blood
purifying and tonic medicine. Hoods
Sarsaparilla. which corrccts the acid
condition OF the blood on which rheu-
matism depends, and gives permanent
..ehei; rms medicine combines, with
excellent Alternatives and tonics what
is generally conceded to be the most ef-
fective agent in the treatment OF this
disease.
II cathartic or laxative is needed.
take Hoods Pills. Purely vegetable
Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
LETTERS FOR u. S. SOLDIERS
IN SIBERIA GET LOST
Incorrect Addresses Main Cnu.e OF
Trouble, Declares American
POhtnl Agent.

VLADIVOSTOk. oct. e.-Iiundrods q,
letters intended for American soldiers
IN SIDeria nave gone astray because Of
incorrect addresses. according to S. A.
Cislcr. United States postal agent in
Sioeria' VINO was sent here with the
american expeditionary force 10 look
aiter the mail for the doughboy MANY
letters intended for Siberia were sent
10 ArchanSel when American troops
we're there. and many letters intended
stok.
s, The correct address for letters to
S SiSia Is: Name: unit. a. Il. F..
Slberia: via San Francisco. Writing
the unit TO which the soldier belongs
IN the address saves at least twenty
Tour hours in delivery OF mail upon
f reaS the American e1pedi tionary
,orce base In Siberia. Mail addressed
sladiVostok without being redistri-
o1ted at the main United States post
office here.
! used foT Carrying mail TO Japan and
thence to Siberia and some ships make
me trip direct from Vladlvostok to
america Two boats leave Nladivos,ok
each week Tor Japan. connecting with
tne mail liners for America The SOL
diers In siberia are long way from
nome. ana every letter from America
makes the stay here that much easier"
says the United States postal agent.
VINO urges that more letters be writ
hi. Three American post omccs have
ocen established in Siberia at Ameri-
can troop centers. One is tat Shkotova
th!Tty miles northeast OF Eladivostok
an9ther Is at Spasskoe: $50 miles north,
and the third liz at Eerkhne Cdinsk
l.Iot miles northwest OF Vladiyostok
These post Offices are for use OF the
american eIpeditionary force tbe
American Red Cross, the Y NJ
and the Russian Hallway Service
corps. American civilians in Siberia
OBTAIN their mall through the Russian
post office.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

in the Third Station. but was later re-
moved to Chesterfield County Jail by
orders from Chief Sherry. Late last
hiSht the negro was returned to the
c!t% Jail az Il prccautionary measure
Mrs. Caller who is nfty-fou years
old. stated that the yOunE negro an
preached her and spok. in a discourtc-
Gus mancr. whcrcupon she picked up Il
stick that was lying in the road and
began to offer resistance. y few min
utes later Il man appeared in II couu-
Try wagon down the road. The woman
then began to scream and ran toward
the wagon, and the negro fed into the
woods.
Police were Immediately notified. and
captain Wright, with several officers
from the Police Station No. 2. immc-
diatcly motored to the scene, while
another group, under the direction of
officers Harris. Walter and Tinsley.
secured the country in the search.
When the officers from the main
headquarters had arrived within a
snort distance OF the scene of the al
legged oTcnsc, they were stopped by n
white man. who said that negro had
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Kissing YOUTH IS SOUGHT
gene Foster, Husiness College Stu
dent, Leaves Notes ind Disnp-
pears From Home.

Police were yesterday asked 10 help
ate Eugene Foster. who has been
ssing from his boarding house at 4O2
st Main street since last Friday.
IN the occasion OF his disappear
&C nc lct, Two ,notes-one to his
ther. Mrs. Martha H. Foster, who
es in Prince Edward County. and
other to his boarding mistress Mrs.
NJ. Slye. The notes, Il is said, in
ate 'despondcncy.
ioung Foster is the brother OF Avian
ster, OF the One Hundred and Seven
NTH Engineers. who was KILLED IN
/. ST. Mih!cl operations last year.
missing youth was educating him
with that portion OF t., Insurance
him by his older hro;h.s and was
student at Massey Busiucss College
the time Of his disappearance.
Thc youth was of medium height.
In dark complexion and dark hair
airing trimmed eyeglasses, and
zen last seen wore n cap and blue
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
TROOPS OCCUPY STRATEGIC
POINTS WITH MACHINE GUNS
LiShon'H Strike Outbreak TX Preceded
by Dcmonst ration Of Portu-
Euesc SyndlcalIsts.
IDv AssocINteN rress. !

MADRID. Oct. G.-Troops arc oc-
cupv!ng the strat"s ical points in Lis
bon with machine guns
inc outbreak OF the strike was pre-
oeded by a demonstration OF portu-
Suese syndicalsts. who were angcrcd
because SiNiy-ciGht OF their comrades
had been sent to trial
group OF syndicalists marched to
me prison in which the arrested syn
uica!iS's were confined announcing
mat they would take it by storm and
sn0utinS Long live anarchy
troops. however. dispersed the
Inaniiestants. Of whom ll9 were ar
rested. The postponcment of the inau-
Snration of the eight-hour day in
creased the agitation which preceded
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
.,lANTA GIVING GREAT
WELCOME TO VETERANS
~ Moro Gayly Decorated Than
Ever Before in Honor Of
COnfcdcratcs.
UNION PLANS COMPLETED
'dmont Park Becomes Tented City,
and Every Facility Is at Hand to
Mako Wcarcrs of Gray Comfort
able and Happy.
UNION PLANS COMPLETED
rBy Associated press.l


|hTLANTA, GA. Oct. 6.-General K.
Van Zandt. Of Fort Worth. Texas,
nTonIer-in-chief of the United Con-
ierate Veterans. and Carl Hinton,
Denver. Col. commander of the Sons
Veterans, arrived late today to make
III preparations for the opening here
morrow of the Confederate reunion.
with the leaders Of the two organi-
ioEs ana preceding them came hun
;uS OF the men who wore the gray,
|arly all of them in the gray uniforms
thei: organization and dccked out
the Southern Cross of Honor.
Members OF the Sons Of Veterans and
tha womcn's organization added to
/, crush at the stations and in hotel
'bics. Scores of pretty girls. maids
sponsors Of the various organi-
ions from Virginia TO Texas, added
touch OF gaycty and youth to the
thcring.
High Officials Arrive.
,dmiral y. G. Wright. of Jackson
lie. commander Of the Confederate
val veterans; General Julian S. Carr.
durham, " G.. head OF the Army
Northern Virginia Department OF
terans: General William T.. Mickle.
Mobile. adjutant-general and chief
staN OF the Veterans, and scores of
ier officers of the organization came
dur!ng tie day, including General
LIanaS stan.
Tie visitors found Atlanta decorated
'fc Sayly than It's citizens had ever
IN 1t before. Eighty-five city block =
streets were a-nuttcr with flags and
ntinE. the Stars and Bars being the
iet nGS used. but minging its folds
TN the Stars and stripes and with
flags of Americas allies in the
rid war.
Piedmont Pnrk Tent-COvered.
Soy Scouts and members OF the
lcrlcan Legion turned to and gave
| and direction TO the visitors. Ten
'usand OF them Will he cared for at
.dmont Park in army tents and
tcrs distributed through hotels and
waite homes. Special arrangements
We been made to feed the Veterans.
veterans and members of the aux
lry organizations viii be formally
.lcomcd tomorrow afternoon, and
sincss sessions started later
great parade Friday will be the
owning feature OF the reunion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
ILLlONS WENT TO BALKANS
ormous Amount of Medical and Re
lief Supplies Handled by
Red Cross.

BUCHAREST, oct. G-Thc American
Iople sent lS6 900. 600 pounds OF medi-
!. and relief supplies into the Bal
ms through the Red Cross during the
81 six months Of 1919. according TO
report recently made public here by
lionel Henry W. Anderson. commits
'ner TO the Balkans.
)f this total. Rouman!a. Serbia and
'eece received the larger portions:
taller shipments going to Monte
gro. Albania and Bosnia. The larg-
|. single item in point OF tonnage
Insisted of clothing and material for
thing. Roumania. for example. re-
we'd $4,000 yards of cloth: Serbia.
1000 yards, and Montenegro, 2o5.-
. yards.
seven centra! stations were employed
: handling these goods. Saloniki
IS the most important port on the
d Cross man.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
BEAUTY SECRETS!

because it is apparent that it is
not due to cosmetics, paint and
powder. But the true womanlv
beauty comes from good health,
and this good health is woman's
secret.
Health comes with good phys
ical machinery and good spirits,
an active digestion. A body free
from pains and aches comes with
a tonic known for over fifty. years
as the best Temperance" tonic
and nervine for woman-namely.
Or. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
1t can be obtained in any drug
store in liquid or tablet form, or
send 10c to DR.. Pierce Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. /
Cleansing OF the intestinal tract
is important. Take castor oil or
select q vegetable pill. Such a
one is composed of May-apple,
leaves of aloe, root of jalap, and
made into tiny sugar-coated pei
lets, to be had at every drug store
as DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
TRIES TO ESCAPE DRAUGHT
,ten6nnts Find King Ed,ynrd Seated
In Harness Room to Avoid
Cold Blnsts.

LONDON, Oct 6.-With the depar-
re Of King George from London to
been written about the drauGhty
ndition Of Balmoral Castle, where
will reside.
The story is recalled OF a visit to
same castle by the late King Ed
ard, who was once discovered sitting
the harness room OF the stables.
Surprise was expressed by the mem
RS of the household finding him in
CHI surroundings.
Dash IL man. | must go somewhere
get warm. was his reply
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Conan Doyle Hears
Voice of Dead Son
Author Describes Seance
and Conversation With
Boy Dead for q Year.
GBy Universal Scrvicc.1


LONDON Oct 6.-Sir Arthur Conan
Doylc, the famous author and latterly
one or the chief opponents Of spirit
ualls,n. described last night how he
heard the voice OF his son, who has
peeh dead for year. He said:
was In darkcned room with five
men. my wife and an amateur medium.
me medium was bound in six places
With string. My wife gave cry.
lhen heard my sons voice. He said
II answered. Yes. my SON. He said.
FORGIVE me-. i knew to what lie re-
TERED. We had only one difference
In all his lifetime--hs nonbelicf in
spiritualism. reassurcd him. He
81 am so happy
Then his voice faded
state definitely that I spoke to
be the most blasphemous liar IL what
l nave told you is not true"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

just been seen to enter the woods a
few yards ahead Toler entered the
woods at the spot and tho negro pre-
fcrred TO surrendered.
lie wore no shirt. and when asked
about II. replied:
She tore IL off me-
Other questions by the detectives
were answered eagerly by the negro
who corroboratcd every detail II was
learned. however. that this negro had
been hghting with his wife in South
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
BEATS OFF NEGRO.
WHO Is CAPTURED LATER
Albert COEbiiI. Young Coiorcd M,n.
Held for Attempted Attack Upon
Mrs. Annie Caller.

not far from hcr home. Mrs Annjc
Caller. Of Granite. Chesterfield County.
was attacked yesterday morning by a
who was captured on Midlothian Turn
pike by Richmond police officers four
hours later: The negro gave the name
or Albert CoEbill. and was first lodged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Negro Convicted of murder.

DANVILLT3. VA. Oct 6.-Lawrence
ithrie. Halifax County negro who
me months ago confessed to killing
s been convicted by Jury in thu,
aIifax County Court and sentenced
spend the rest of his life in the
He pleaded mot guilty"
fore the bar. despite his earlier CON
ssion. The jury's verdict was for
st degree murder. A motion for a
w trial has been made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
LIBERTY HALL MARKET
fEinnIIy Built ms Public Meeting
PInce Now Center OF II. C.. l..
Battle.

Ell PASO. TEXAS Oct. 6.-Iiberty
all. built as public meeting place
the new courthouse. is to be con-
rted into a public market as means
reducing the high cost OF living.
he big amphtheater is to be equipped
til stalls and an outdoor market will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
NEW DIAMOND FIELD
omcer. Of British Geological surx~
Anke Discovery Northweat
of Accra

AMSTERDAM. Oct. 5-Information
reached here today that new African
diamond ga held had been discovered by
officers OF the British GeoIoriraI Sur
Ecy in the Gold Coast The stones
arc found in shallov quartz gravel
siAty-hVe miles northwest Of Accra
capital or the colony. About 500 gems
have been found by banning during the
preliminary operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
SUPPRESS NEWSPAPERS
tacks on Government Because OF
High Cost of Rice Was Cause
Given.

Oct 6.-Declaring that. edi-
ms of thirty newspapers have been
ppresscd because OF attacks on the
,vernment over the high cost of rice,
G Yamato charges mat rniiians be-
,rty has threatened It's chief editorial
ritter. and says this Is an act of on
.ession of the right Of free speech"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Industrial Accident. Increase.

TI5y Assoclated Press.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.-Appropria-
,ons Of s1,2S9.00o additional to pay
,mpensation for workmen injured
I'd killed in Federal service. was re-
tested OF Congress today by the
1ited States Employees Compensa-
on Commission, which reported an
crease In Industrial accidents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
FIGHT TO MAKE NORWAY DRY
Plebiscitc Begun to Determine Fnte
Oh john inrieycorn In Seam
dipaNinn Country.
~ ny Associated Prcss.I

CfiRlSTIANA. Oct. Ga plebiscitc
70 determ inc the question of ma
tionai prohibition OF alcohol in Nor
way has been begun throughout the
entire country. During the war. meas
ureS. limiting the manufacture OF beer.
spirits and other alcoholic drinks on
account OF the shortage of grain have
been in effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Polo, V;n =, n,.,

SOPENHAGEN. Oct Polish
.orces have carried the to-t!fcations
Poland. AFTER two days Of hard fgh,
Ing, according 20 Berlin advices, All
ne city except n portion south OF the
IL is said. ~ o'cH'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
FIGHT AGAINST BOOZE
IS BEGUN IN LIVERPOOL.

LONDON. oct. 6;-The opening OF an
set for today in Liverpool Confer
cnces throughout the week are on the
program and many American lee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07

Richmond. and had been on tho -ru,
until stopped by the officers.
Three miles across the country iron,
this point the other group OF oeicers
encountered cogblll az they entered
midlothian Turnpike at the intersec-
ION or the Wcstham and River Road
Inc negro Immediately started to RIM
put was soon overtaken
~ was stated ut Police Headouarters
Yesterday that tho negro admitted
stopping Mrs. Caller NS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-07
Goes to Advise With D,Annun,,,

Paris. Oct. 6.-Thc Duke OF Aosta
mas gone to Fiume. being charged
~ The government to ask CAPTAIN
~ AnnunZio not to extend his OPERA
lions about that city but 10 await
decision by the allies relative 10 the
SITUATION. according 20 adv!ccs from
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-05-10

liz cIa..lfied I'D. Bring Re.uIt.-Try o.
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Hra j. a. Mount.
Editor
PHONE Goa
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WESTERN UNION TELEGRAM

Wichita Falls, Tex, Mas
Visited your location and received sample oil fn
adjoining. Old King Cole chances ought to be
Signed Franz c. Allen
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SOCIETY,
CLUBS, CHU RICHES

rs.s o mis- edisr not
later five o'clock publication
following morning
The Washington times., 1919-02-22
COMMITTEE NAMED
ON WOMEN'S WAGES

The conference committee which
will meet next week to determine a
minimum wage for women employed
in the printing and publishing trades
in the District, is today complete. The
members to represent the public were
appointed yesterday by the Minimum
Wage Board.
Judge William Hitz. OF the Juvenile
Court; Mrs. Frances AXtelI, Of the
Federal Employees Compensation
Commission, aud Dr. John Ryan, pro-
fcSsor of economies at Catholic Uni
versity. will represent the public on
the committee.
Frank 3. Crane, Frank Hill and
Leo Baumgartner will represent the
employers. and the employees inter-
rsts will be assumed by Mrs. Nettie
KirChner. Miss Nellie Sherry, and Miss
Essic Reed Miss Ethel Smith. a
member Of the Minimum Wage Board,
will sit with the Conferces a. the Of
fetal representative of that body
The conference Is empowered to
summon witnesses, rcQUiSitiOn books,
and take testimony relative to con-
ditions under which the women EN-
pIoycs labor. and upon their findings
make a definite recommendation TO
the commission, fixing a minimum
wage Tor the industry.
The Washington times., 1919-02-22
D. c. SYNAGOGUE
DENOUNCES REDS

Opposition to Bolshevism was
pledged at a meeting of the Washing
ton Hebrew Congregation in the
Eighth Street Synagogue last night.
I'VE believe in the Government and
therefore oppose a movement against
the Government through an effort to
cause discomfort such as the Bolshe-
Wiki are making" said Rabbi Abram
Simon.
Labor has risen to a position of
dignity and power, and can obtain
that for which it is working without
resorting to anarchism and Bolshe-
vism."
The following resolution condemn
ing Bolshevism unanimously was
adopted:
"The members Of the Washington
Hebrew Congregation, viewing with
alarm the spread of insidious and
revolutionary doctrines which are
subversive of the best interests of our
country. do hereby solemnIy resolve
and pledge their united energy as
Americans in nationality and as Jews
in religion not only to condemn, but
also TO use their efforts TO aid in
the stamping out of every movement
which Sows the seeds or dlStrust ana
discomfort among the masses, endeav-
oTs to intensity class hatred, and
seeks to undermine our ordered form
of democracy by the propaganda of
revolutionary and destructive phil
osophy, whether it be known as COM
munism. anarchy or BolsheYism."
4 fund of $1,000 was pledged to be
used for a centennial anniversary me-
mortal in honor Of Isaac NJ. Wise,
founder of the American Hebrew Con-
gregations.
The Washington times., 1919-02-22
MADE IN AMERICA
SHOWS j. S. REPLY

Americas answer 20 Germany's
sneers in April, 1917, was literally de
pictcd at the official presentation OF
"Mado in America A War Depart
mcnt film Of the national army in the
making at CrIndalI's knicllerJocker
Thcater yesterday afternoon.
The modern Liberty Boy is shown
from the day his number is drawn in
the draft until he takes the firing
line in France. Most OF the camp
scenes are shown at Camp Meade.
The story: John EyerS, the older
brother. is drafted first and wins the
medal Of honor and a commission be-
fore Jim. the younger, arrives in
France. Joe Nelson, who Tesents the
draft, submits because he has TO. but
declines TO be cheerful about 1t, final
~ gets interested through the camp
activities, physical benefits aud good
fellowship Of he camp.