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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

~ =! siE'cl:oND FIDDLE

A RATION real estate man ndver-
- tises fifty houses (s0D for sale. II
n with guarantee delivery In Aibu-
uueraue the Herald gorgetter want
ad man viii sell 'em for him over
night.
THE RATE. as usual. Is a penny a
word.
AIR. WILSON got a slight Jar in
Seattle hrrbor when his launch hit
a whaIeboat hut the president sat
stiil and smiled. This launching Of n
world ship OF state has probably ac-
customed Mr.. Wilson to Jars.
A PHILADELPHIA aviator has
been arrested for smuggling an air
plane into the United States from
Canada. II seems extreme action n
the aviator brought over nothing
stronger than gaioiine.
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE an
aounces that ''as soon AZ the Russian.
Polish. Baltic. Turkish and Siberian
boundaries are settled the Sunday
Tribune VIII print and issue an ac-
curate atlas OF the new world"
Clearly the high cost OF print paper
has hit the Trlb. II means to save
It's atlns money for ten years-or
more.
THE FIGHTING WRITER'S" OF
France have formed a society. Here
In a suggestion for our writing fight
era.
MRS. MARSHALL FIELD III
caught a sword fish weighing 2e5
pounds while fishing off Catalina
island last wcek-makinr the second
big fish the lady has landed.
HIRAM JOHNSON n evidently de-
,tcrmlned TO give MIR. Wilson some
thing to talk about when he me It's
the Native Sons.
GERMANY that h eN-
pects to be admitted To the league of
nations by October LIST. At which
rate she viii bea; tn" United States
into II by the length OF the track.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15
Amendments to Constitution
of New Mexico on Which the
People win Vote Tomorrow

EoiiovinE are the proposed amend
mcnt4 10 h state constitution on
which the yofsrr OF the state viii
reristN their decision tomorrow
1.-The kolslIiF Voc.
Be 81 resolved BY tho legislature Of the
state % Kew Mexico;
Section J. That the 90 tlowfn <
anR<ndment 10 the consultation Of the
stnto ~ an additional section o. arti.
Gle VII be, ard u hereby h. proposed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15
Just Between
Ourselves

Memurile are preciLus things.
When The aEe door closes many Of
The other 81 approach to the
outcr world the memory pate remain
open. inffinE In a host Of Pleasant
happy ~fhouHhin. That n. it will u We
hav3 taken pains 10 store them away.
We cannot rs What isn't laid away
Tor un ~ we nave stored thn grudgcs
fte sorrows, d Observation-Disclosures
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

A RECENTLY patented. cook stove
for campers, using sOlidifiod alcohol
for fuel, folds Into and can he carried
like a suit cnse.-Scientific note.
Campers, before embarking with the
suit case device should exercise great
care 10 see that the alcoholic fuel is
solid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15
For the amendment
For Ia Enmlcnda
Against the amendment
Contra de la Enmienda



De u enacted BY the legislature OF the
state OF New Mexico.
Section /. That u is hereby pro-
posed 10 amend section s Of article
TX OF the state constitution 80 AS to
read ms follows:
section s.. No dobt other than
those specified In the preceding scc-
Hon shall be contracted by Or on be-
half OF this state. unless authorized
object. which law shall provide for
an annual tax levy sufficient TO pay
the interest and 90 provide q sink
ing fund TO pay the principal OF
such debt within nfty years from
the time or the contracting thereof.
No such law shRIl take erect until u
shall have been submitted TO the
qualified electors Of the state and
have received "A majority Of all the
votes cast thereon at a general cleo
ton. such law shnll be published In
fun In at Least one newspaper In each
county OF the state. n n be publish
ed therein. onca each week for four
successive weeks next preceding such
election. No debt shall he so cree
ated ~ the total Indebtedness Of the
state. exclusive of the debts of he
territory, and the several counties
thereof. assumed by the state, would
AfANltNN Ne WNut VI ANfffN hAt IfN
ccntum Of the assessed valuation OF
all the property subject 10 taxation In
tho state ns shown by the preceding
general assessment. The legislature
may. however. In order 10 provide
funds for construction and mainten-
ance Of public highways and bridges
enact laws authorizing the issue Of
bonds, ~dchcnturcs or certificates Of
Indebtedness, PAYABLE NJ such times an
the legislature shall determine out OF
tax loyics. receipt from motOr vehicle
licenses, or other licenses or revenues,
Without submitting such laws to The
qualified electors OF the state. and
not w-ithstanding hat the indebted
ness 20 created may temporarily In
crense the total Indebtedness of the
state 10 an amount exceeding he
foregoing limitation; Provided. that
bonds issued for such purposes pay
able from ad vnlorem taxes levied
upon tangible property shall not at
any time exceed tho sum OF two mil
lion dollars Is OOO.O0Ol except to
meet allotmonts OF federal funds
made TO the state to aid In construc-
ton aud Improvement Of roads"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

nearly caused their destruction. And
the reverse n just as absolutely true.
What Kind OF memories are We Civ
Ing others? What kind OF memories
are we storing away la u own
hearts, Let's build not only for the
present, but for the future, which
wiil just as surely be ourH by and by.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

Almost every man has thu mistaken
idea that he II essential to the work.
ings OF the universe.
The man who borrows may not he
IL to wear better clothes than ;hs
mar who lends-uuF he usually GOES.
Just the same.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

rs an easy matter 10 furnish en-
tertainmout FOR your neiEhbors. an
you have 20 DO Is 10 make a fool OF
Yourself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

PRESIDENT WILSON sees an end
10 all wars and Mr.. Armour sees an
early drop la the cost OF food. An
imagination II conducive to a great
life u you don't weaken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15
QUEER THINGS
In the News

New York. sept i5.--Poopl, OF
ms city VIII not be surprised II
theN see a sign Hike This In big
'etisrs on all the Fifth venue
pusos.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15
NO. 1iii2.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF
CURRENCY.

Washington. ID e. August 20. II
WHEREAS by satisfactory c,idI
prcsented 10 tho undrrsispes. II has
made 10 appear that THE CfTfNfl
NATIONAL BANk or ALRuQt1
our b. the city n Albuquerque. h.
County ~ Borualillo and state 81
MeAiru. has complied with an tho pro
tons ~ the Statutes ~ the United STD
rrquifcd 10 be complied with before
association shall be authorized to Z
monce tae hrsinos. ~ Hanlnnrs
NOw THEREFORE, L. JOHN SIX
TON VIII JAMS. Comptroller Of
Currency do hereby rottify that n
CITIZENS NATIONAL HANK OF
blQt EltQuE' in tho Cts NJ Album
quo, ~ the County 81 Brrnaililu
State ~ New MDFica. h aniio' Erd
commence tho husipsss ~ HRnkiug
provided In Ssction Finysoue huud
and s%isty.ninc 81 the Revised Siatutei
the United States.
CONVERSION Of The CitiErns' y
~ Albuquerque, Albuquerqur, New 5
leo.
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF witt
my hand and seal o. office this Two
ninth dsy ~ August 1919
tbiEnedl JNO SHELTON WlLIlAMs
Comptroller Of the Currol
tslAIO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

2-SfanngSment OF state rnstftutiona.
he Il received by the legislature OF
the state OF Now Mexico
Section 1. That section ! Of article
XIV OF the c~onatitution Of thu state
Of New Mexico be amended so hat
said section shall read as foiiows;
Section q. There IL hereby ereat
ed n board OF control consisting OF
four 90 members to be appointed
by the governor each for n term OF
two years and nj n salary OF 3D. 900. 90
par annun. and not more than two OF
whom shall belong 20 the same poiiti-
chi party mt the time OF their appoint
ment such board OF control shall
have IN management IND control OF
M state educational Institutions emu
merated IN section II Of article XII OF
the constitution and Of all state In
stitutiohs enumerated In section I OF
article XIV Of this constitution and
OF all state, educational. charitable.
psnai or refromatory institutions
(other than the public schools) here
tofore or hereafter established. This
provision shall become effective ON
and after the LIST dag OF January.
1921. The legislature shall prescribe
The powers and duties OF such board
OF control ami until such provision
u made Huch board OF control shnil
have. with respect to each OF said
Institutions. the pov ers and duties
now vested In the boards Of regents
or boards Of said institutions"
Section 2. That section "a OF arti-
Gle XII OF the constitution OF the.
state OF New Mexico be amended 80
mat said section shall read as fol-
lows;
section 10. ON and after tho LIST
day Of January. 1921. h said state
educational Institutions shall b. con-
trolled and marar7d by the board OF
control created by section 3 OF arti-
Gle XIV OF this constitution
....ss's..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15
UNUSED car SALE.

LONDON. Sep. S.-The British gov
eminent ia ~auctioning magnificent
cars built for European notnbies dur
Ing the war. \ landau intended for
the late cEsr brought tn top price.
$4,000. Others run from $1,000 for
a usci 'fiivvor" TO $4,000.
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70 be submitted I the electors OF the
state. al an election to be held on the
uesdny next after the first Monday
IN November. fe2u.
''seasion 9. Citizens Of the state
absent from their places OF legal rest
dcnce. IN the military or naval service
of the United States or Of this state.
and being otherwise qnalified electors.
may be allowed 20 vote at any election
for all state officers presidential
electors. Representatives IN congress-
and United States senator's. and upon
constitutional amendments. under
such regulations and limitations an
may be prescribed by law"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15
One by one
Opponents mild
OF -leagonations
Grow more Wild.


A PARAGRAPhER refers to High
ram johnson as p flat bottomed skin
trailing "A LcNiathan. Highram's boat.
however. ~ equipped with a mighty
loud siren.
'GE0MANY loses 10000. 900 marks
by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. These are
incidental to the main explosion
which wrecked the mint.
MIR. WILSON'S assertion that the
league Of nations is greater than the
United states goVernn ent promises to
haunt linn In DAYS 10 come like lie
kept u out OF war"
THE CHICAGO woman who was
choked with her own stockings must
have had said stockings for quite a
spell. This years stockings. we are
reliably informed would not stand
the strain OF choking a canary.
CHAMP CLARK snys that more
mush ard less mushrooms will solve
the hig hcoHtaiiving. Which prove
that there h sim plenty OF brains In
the democratic party.
THE UNITED STATES has pinched
a citizen OF ~ Pas for changing the
course Of the RIO Grandc, contrary 10
the international treaty of 1854. The
offending citizen. In view Of Mexico's
faithful observation Of all conditions
OF said treaty. should be taken out
and hanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

TT, TIE RATE as usual is a penny a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-15

GERMANY that she ex-
poets TO be admitted TO the league of
nations by October LIST. At which
rate she viii bea; tn" United States
into u By the length Of the truck.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
MORE MEMORIAL
WINDOWS ARRIVE

Additional memorial windows have
arrived FOR the Presbyterian church
'Tha large one. which has not VET been
taken BY any member pf HE congres
cation. will he placed behind the pipe
organ, opposite the church entrance.
II Is hoped II thesnew church, Id con
temptation, II built this additional un-
nalued window may be takes ty some
member o. tho church III memory of
their beloved deceased
Three smaller windows have arrived
10 be placed Id the front 81 tho church
at the basement, or Sunday school
room One Of these Will Be given BY
the Sunday school and CONGREGATION
ii honor Of the memory Of George
Culver. FOR many years superlntend-
5ent of tho Presbyterian Sunday school
'rhe new memorial windows are be-
ing put III place today
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
JUNIOR AUXILIARY
TO HOLD LAWN FETE

The Junior Auxiliary og ST Anne's
parish. an organixatIon of young peo-
pie, Of which Miss Helen Douw is
the head. having succeeded Mrs: Bull
lard, will hold Lawn fete Saturday
afternoon Oh the lawn Of the Claude
Apartments, State Circle.
Ice cream, cake and candy viii be
an sale. and there Will Be the house
holder grab bag, and 4 grab bag for
children Generous patronage II So
lIcited anu pleasant evening Is AS
eured all patrons. with an abundance
.of good things 10 eat for sale.
The Junior Auxiliary has done .
splendid work and Il worthy Of en-
cuuragement The mantei of Mrs Hull
lard, It's former president. has fallen
gracefully upon worthy shoulders of
Miss Helen Douw unier whose diree-
tion the lawn fete ii ID be given on
Saturday.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
FEMALE MINsTRELs
SATURDAY NIGHT

-
Unless some unforeseen conditions
arise. fl Is expected to hold the Moth
sers Circle Minstrel show At claggett' s.
Hall. Tracy;s Landing Saturday night
Mrs. NJ D Martin wife q the Rector
of ST James' parish. for which hene-
hi the entertainment Will be given, IN
part il advertising the show for Sat
urday evening
The cast will practically be the
same Is that of the minstrel show
given by the Mothers Circle with such
great success ri the High School As
selllbly hall some weeks ago. a
slight change will be made In The
clio. and lii one of the circle i
Tracy, Landing Is assured of an eyen-.
ing Of enjoyment should the minstrel
BE given by that splendid group Of
women. The Mothers Circle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
HARRINGTON
PASSES INSPECTION

After two days spent ii i drydoek
at Baltimore. where she underwent the
annual government inspection, the
ferry steamer Gov Emerson q Har-
rington WAS able TO resume her regn-
lar Annapolis Claiborne run this
morning
Three government inspectors went
over the steamer and examined her
very carefully Special attention Il
given BY the inspectors 10 the life
saving apparatus of the boats All
life prescrvcrs are looked over very
carefully, and tie life boats are test
I'd There were only few minor
points III the equipment of the Har-
rIngt0n III which it was suggested that
improvements might be made Slight
repairs were ordered for w0 ot tsae
life boats. hut further than this every
thing was found 20 be In excellent
condition
Promptly with the resumption Of her
run there came the regular iiow of
traftic to the ferry wharf this morn
ing, Several automobiles and nunl-
Der of passengers were carried on each
trip during the day
life has its aps and downs. but
II s8a36 -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
DEEDS RECORDED FOR
PROPERTY TRANSFER
Much Real Estate III Anne Arun-
del County Changes Hands
The Past Week
VARIOUS SALES ARE MADE

T. +
During the past week various pieces
Iof property have changed hands In
Annapolis and Anne Arundel county.
for which the following deeds have
been recorded In Court
July III
Deed from Margaret nnvaIl, alngie.
and Chsrlesina & N Singleton. widow
of Carey b Meredith, William q. Mere
tlIth. j Garland Heaiy. trading al ths
Meredith Heaiy Lumber Company. con
|sideration $40; tract 81 land situate
in the Third Election District of Anne
Arundel county. between Ridout Creek
and white Hall, containing 3bsM
acres.
Deed from Maggie A Moss and hus-
band ID Clarence Boiglano and
wife, consideration S6: tract Of land
situate IN the city of Annapolis, on
shipWright stree,
July y
Deed from II. Elzey Leitch to Misa
Prout. consideration SO: lot of ground
situate Ia the Eighth Election District
Eeof Anne Arundel county at Friendship,
Deed from Russell = Hardesty and
Iswlfe to William b Howard and wife.
reconsideration SO: 3 lots Of ground
situate in the Eifhth Election District
Ihf Anne Arundel county. known IS
lots Nos /. and 3, lots Nos. | and
2 acres Of land each and
hot No : containing 1b-l6 acres Of
land
Deed from the Patapsea Park Land
Company 10 McClair Wilmington. con-
sideration $3.50. lots of ground sit.
CONTINUED ON Page Three
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
EASTPORT is AROUSED
Citizens Across Spa Keen On
Needs OF Civic Bekterment
"A COMMUNITY MEETING

IS RI
A large and representative tarn out
Eiof citizens ef Eastport assembled last
might at iiremens hall Id the village
and held rousing meeting The occa-
sion was community meeting call
"a III The interest of cIyie bctterment
The presence Of Mayor Levy, of An-
napolis. and States Attorney Nicholas.
II Green, added to the Interest 1T the
meeting Mr. Jesse CLARK presided
and called the meeting 10 order The.
election 0g officers resulted iii the FOL
lowing
Frank Baker. president; Charles
Weber, vice president; Jesse Clark.
secretary Emory wilson treasurer
It was stated The object and p1 rpOse
|of tha, ganization. as of The meeting
was for improved sanitary conditions
af Eastport. better and pnrer water
supply. sewerage system, and Other
things tending 10 promote health and
tho welfare of the community II the
village across the spa, 50 nearly as
sociated with Annapolis.
Mayor Levy made an address II,
which be advocated better sanitary
conditions for Eastport and said pure
water supply and sewerage are sure t1.
come. He spoke encouragingly Of the
prospect FOR improved conditions, ana
told the people to stand together oil8
matters of civic hetterweiit The
Mayor made Ii clearly understood that
he favored improyed conditions fof
Isaaport and hoped Tho consunllnis7
tiof would lis al IN early date
states Attorney Nicholas 4. Green. ].
Who has always been d great friend
of E:astporf. made stirring speech
Iii behalf b the needs of that village
across the Spa lie said tho citizens
must have pure water supply and
plenty Of II and they must have 4
sewerage systenl he nreds Of he vii
lage demand both He advised the cit
izcns ID 70 siow. however, and to.
take up the most important matter of
ciyic betterment first He spoke "a
the matter In question having been re-
fcrred to the public Health G2ullais
sion of Baltimore who VIII @mnke
report to the County Commissioners
For some reason the report. nj.
Clark stated has bcen somewhat de
layea
There was manifest interest at the
meeting and the citizens of East
port present made II understood
shat they stand pat for certain I'M
proyements along sanitary lines. and
intend To keep at II until they get what
they are asking for. Eastport has an
estimated population of $500, and
many of its residents are daily con
nected with Annapolis business inter.
ests. For this reason Eastpart de-
nlands conditions for her own safety
irst that will make II safe also for
Annapolis with whom she daily comes
in contact.
Alderman John M Taylor, of the
second ward. was present at the meet
lng as representative og the City
Council The meeting was 20 full of
interest and enthusiasm that an old.
resident 81 Eaatport said this morning
that he had probably attended every
public meeting held for many years
iii the village, but none appealed tn
him as that last night which showed
that Easfport Is aroused 70 the situa-
tion of better health conditions. and.
means to have them speedily
Another community meeting Will ee
held On Friday might, August first,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
STYLES MIGHT PASS
IgAPILIS CENSORSHIP
,,,,,,IS Would Even Allow
innovations As Ladies
Without Stockings
CONSIDERED

III. further claim ou
passed from
and has become
lefI trs thar filat II u
f,f It'll IDEAS along
more modern than
and other places
,llt lagt llesii prohibited
IN tle neN g Vie q wear
i9sll Aa II good look !
a.IgIl ppear ID any of the
.,Ili5t With absolutely
ina s away With i
81 wars 80 the WhoIe town
stp heeil qliotked i3llt alter
b..r all.e 1 period of Wide
r lofg rides forward were
Iale
,, re backed M by
alIlell sas made of the llo4
paI l1is morning and tlle
al6 eilf.ttt aicotlilts Ct tlls
a4fh lle persons consulted
81 II iartftnd Hotel was xlsit j
is.s .Iefb MAS asked What
Happen Il lady among your
ltia ltpr,str without hose
frk 0 pensiYe for 80 long
/ efnyea he must have for
IN t ii ion had bsen asked
iplthoIy was waiting for IN
3 - 4 s..= Z. Il 5f4s
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
Standley Leads h Selling Bonds

william s,andiey Of Capt standiey. T 8 M.
.nl recently commandant Naval academy
leads the BOY Scouts of subscriptions
en o TIE BOY New York City The youths
Who stand 9th from the metropolis Scout
o this city No official report
81 the Toop whole bnt z Is
OF the local scouts besides young
Sfandley. having nne work
of bonds o Vie amount o about ss oo
selling He secured the subscription
al large majority the Fourth Loan
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
MISS WELDON TO SPEAK
FOR WOMAN,S SUFFRAGE

All who arc Interested IN w0man's
suffrage are invited TO attend aF open
meeting III the WomaEa's Suffrage
League of Annapolis and Anne Arur-
del county. branch of the Maryland
league to be held on Morday after
neon II three O'Clock at the residence
.of Mrs A Hill Randall Place.
Miss weldon. State Organizer, will
make an. address and there will be
other speakers The meeting Ii an
open one and ali are cordially invited
Who are In any wise interested ii suf-
frage.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
REPORT ON RECENT
REAL ESTATE SALES

Julian Brewer & Son report the fol.
lowing real estate transactions duFing
the past week
Vim r. James and wife have pur-
chased from Harry i, Hopkins dwell,
iifg on North west street
Air II y. Watts has purchased an
improved tract of land near saping-
ton In the Fourth district from sopllia
Queen
Commander Hyatt has leased Airs.
Deyan's dwelling a Nardourt from
October Ist
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
Il NEW Il

Annapolis IL having another new en-
terprise in the way of bread That
famous Corasy's Mothers Bread 50
we'll known gor It's quality and gereral
excellence II washington and Balti-
more. where II has long been popular
with the housekeerer C0rby's Moths
ers Bread Is now being delivered here
fresh daily For further particulars
see advertisement III these columns,
first page
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
eANplDAt,Y FOR HOLSE FILED

summcrfield sewelI- Tracey who
lives near Marley, IN the Second pre-
cinct of the Fifth District, yesterday
fllcd with the Board Of Supervisors of
Election hts candidacy for the House
OF Delegates. subject 70 the pcmoera-
tic primaries
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
APARTMENT HOUSE
UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Property Ii 23 state Circle Is being
improved byathe owner. Nh. 81 a Nor
row. cf baltimore, and Will be re- q
ranged AZ an apartment house The
building will be extended 70 cover d
small iOt which Il adIoins, and sixteen
apartments will be made Formerly
the house was occupied by Mrs. DAN
lei II Magruder
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-07-24
WOULD PAY ms TRANCE
ON CYCLOPS' CREW

Under a resolution introduced Tues
day by Senator Harding of Ohio, war
risk insurance would lie paid to The
dependents ,of the 2sa officers and
men who were lost III the mysterious
tlisappearanee of the naval collier
Cyelops III the West Indies III March,
1915.