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Evening journal., 1919-08-01
VACATION VACATION BIBLE B|RItE
school CLOSES
Studies Come to End With
Sociablc Tonight and
Picnic Tomorrow
MUCH ACCOMPLISHED
DURING SUMNER

Closing exercises Of the vacation
Bible school which has been holding
It's sessions for the past i've weeks
under the auspices Of the West Pres
byterian Church, viii be held this eve
n.ng, N The Bible school hall OF the
church' at Eighth and Washington
streets.
The children viii give most in
ierestng account Of their twenty-four
morning sessions in The study OF The
Bible. The exercises are open TO the
public. There will be no charge Of ad-
mission and no collection
Tomorrow afternoon the teachers
and scholars will be guests of The
board OF directors Of The school az a
real childrens party. tn the Bible
school hall. at 3 O'Clock. A special
program Of entertainment has been ar
ranged and appropriate refreshments
VII be provided
The school has been under the
supervision OF a board Of directors ap-
pointed by the session OF the church
and composed OF the following we'll
known leaders OF children's religious
and secular education; Professor W. X.
Herger, Miss Clara Mendenhall, Miss
Grace Baird. Miss Adepld Shippers,
Mrs C. n. Bower and Professor j. +.
Fuller.
The teaching stan IS composed OF
the following. Miss Seridwen samuel,
principal; Miss Helen A. Smiley, begin
ners department; Miss Marguerite Mil
likcn, junior department; Miss Cor
rinne Emmons. advanced Junior de-
partment; Miss Martha Alexander in
termediate department. Each OF these
teachers was chosen by the directors
for their special training in the de-
partment 10 which they were assigned,
and each was paid a salary equal TO
that paid by The city 10 the public
school teachers. Too much praise can
not be given Miss Samuel and her
teaching staff for the success Of the
schools first year.
The school was unique in many re-
spects. There was no charge for
tuition or supplies. Children Of any
or all creeds attended the sessions OF
the school, Play was re.egated 10 the
background, and the Bible was the
center Of all study. Tho experiment !
has proven a great success.
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
STAMP TAN NOTICE.

nsslative TO the stamp tax on
promissory notes the Federal Reserve
Bank has issued the following notice
Each renewal Of a promissory note
IS taxable. Any writing or instrument
however designated, which operates as
a renewal Of a promissory note is tax
able.
Where after maturity Of 2 promis-
sorry note, interest is paid In advance
and as evidence Of such payment an IN
dorsement is made on tho note, the in
dorsement operates as a renewal, and
renewal is subject to tax.
In addition TO the regular, re-
quired cancellation, stamps 10 the
value Of 10 cents or more shall have
three parallel incidents made by
some sharp instrument lengthwise
through The stamp after The stamp has
been attached 10 the document: pro
vided this will not be required where
stamps are cancelled by perforalion.
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
DELAw,RE CRY cossrr.

special 10 The Evening Journal
DELAWARE CITY, Aug. AR. and
Mrs. s. "A. Dursleln and Eswood w
Barlram, OF Wilmington, were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +. Anderson.
son Wednesday.
Mrs H. Wells aw daughter. Dorothy,
OF Baltimore, are visiting her sister,
Mrs, Morton Price.
Mrs. Charles Spicgelhalior, spent
Wednesday here.
Mrs Idle Hearn. OF Wilmington,
spent yesterday with her sister. Nlre.
William Vail
Mrs Marion Brown and daughter, Of
Wilmington, visited her father, George
Ozark. here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Irons have
moved iO NeW Castle Mr.. Irons is
employed by One Wilmington Gas Com
pany.
The annual sunday school picnic Of
the Presbyterian Church. was held at
Augustine Beach Yesterday.
The annual sunday scliol picnic n
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
WILL TOPPERs COVE RACK?

The wearing OF silk hats at the
peace conference has revived discus
sion In the hat trade as to whether the
silk hat Is due for a return 10 favor
this fall. Some point out that MOTOR
ing caused a decline Of the vogue, 3s
men claimed they could not drive or
ride In machines wearing silk hats.
Others, however, say that more at
tention Is being paid 10 correct dress
and the men who once objected TO the
silk hat have come 10 realize that u Is
necessary 70 correct attire.
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
HAR-STAHP WAR HOLDERS
WARNEDOF SCALPERS
August Value is S4.l9;
Nothing Less Should be
Accepted by Investors
SUGGEST SALES
BE MADE AT P. o.

There is another advance today IN
the actual value Of war savings stamps
and investors are cautioned by 4. Me
Lain Waters, director OF the war saw
inss division, against loss al the hands
OF "scslpcrs"
"fhe August value OF each 1919 war
savings stamp Is Sii9." said Director
Waters, "and no one should part with
his stamps for less amount per
stamp. ~ course. the way 10 reap
fun profit is for the investor 90 hold
his stamps until maturity when they
WIN be redeemed FOR So each.
But n the stamps must be cashed IN
they should be taken TO post Offices.
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
BANNER MONTH FOR a
CHARTER BUSINESS
Special 10 The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
DOVER, Aug. July was The ban
ner month in the matter of charters
issued by the State Department The
number OF charters filed was 5ii. This
is tie greatest number ever filed in
one month since the General Corpora
tion law has been in effect. Among
the Increases have been two unusually
large ones. that OF the Government
Food Administration Company. from
si5OOO0,OOO TO s5OO.Oo0.OOO. and another
company from S65,OOOOOO TO $4,000
600.
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
CHESTER PLANS To
BUILD DRYD0CK

CHESTER. pa. Aug i.-Ensineers
for The Chester shipbuildins company
are busy making tests Of The water
front at the shlpyard on tho Delaware
river with the view Of constructing n
largo drydock and. Il IL understood.
that II conditions arc found right by
the engineers Tho dock VIII be built at
an approximate cost Of s2OOOO.OOO.
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
WON'T CUT PAY
OF u. S. ARMY MEN

Army recruiting officers IN Whining
ton have been Informed by the War
Department Washington, that the pay
Of dclisted men will not revert after
the present emergency 10 the pre-war
scale. The report says:
Appropriation bill for fiscal year.
1920, provided That provisions Of act
approved May IS, 1917, IN 50 far as 10
Increases the pay OF enlisted men OF
tile army, are continued IN iorce and m
effect from and after the date OF ap-
proval May IS, 1917"
Evening journal., 1919-08-01

Real estate win be sold with pront
through the columns OF The Want ADS
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
nan T0o MICH uONIUNC

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j. Aug. mo
iorisis are 10 be disciplined by the au-
ihortios Tor unnecessary sounding au-
iomobfle sircns in the resort
This is the official announcement
which came from Director Of Public
Safety i b Thompson. who declares
ihat a number Of drivers seem TO take
delight in sounding their horns with
out regard TO The hour Of night or the
locality through which they travel
Evening journal., 1919-08-01

The Episcopal Church, was held al
Fort Mott yesterday. The trip was
made on The auartermssler boat
which runs between The three forts
on tho Delaware river.
Evening journal., 1919-08-01

where null value. slia which includes
interest above the original cost VIII
be refunded.
"Scalpers arc continually trying 10
Induce people 20 bring stamps for re-
demption. but the investor who deals
with them loses heavily, Investors
should beware Of scelpers and deal only
with the post Offices"
Evening journal., 1919-08-01

The Want Ads are the great informa-
lion bureau OF the worker
Evening journal., 1919-08-01
LARGE ORGAN FOR
DOVER OPERA HOUSE

Special 70 The Evening Journal.
DOVER Aug. 1.-The large pipe or
gan for The Dover Opera House has ar
rived and IA being placed IN position.
Mr.. t'rapp, a baker st lhe Butz Bak-
cry, while working The m1lus ma
chine at the bakery. had one hand 80
badly manglcd by the knives that y
has been necessary for him 10 haya
three fingers amputated
Tho William H. smiihers sun1sg
School Class of The Peoples Christiso
Church. will give a bay party and sup
per at Kits Hammock. this afternoon
and evening, M honor Of the Rev. A.
Victor Llgtibourno.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27
NOTICE
3G:2- ! r.

To the Stockholders OF t>e Dis
trict 2f Columbia Paper !lanufac
turing Company:
Tbs is to advise :n&t &" ANNIE
.:sc,s'g OF ihe stocsh0!a"" Of liz
Uistrir: OF Columbia |..3cr Manu-
fact.&ing CGmnany viii 81 held al
tie principal office OF the company
No. Iii South Fairfax street, Alex.
an3ria. Va. between the hours Of
II and p. NJ. cn the 2Gth day Of
January. 1920, for the transaction
Of such business rs may properly b
transacted at sach meeting, and p
which mcctirn he following rcsclu-
ton vii &c submitted = the stock
ao!dcrs. for action thereon. VIZ:
RES0F EF.l1-'!i'lli&t Tho Bard Of
the annua! meeting of I'll. stock
hc,lors ce Ills corporation, to be
held ut tho principal Office Of the
Ccn,m@ry. 10. III South Fairfax
street. A!2xan,i'ia, Va, between The
ncuys u y ard \. ~, on the 26th
day Of J"ruary, 1920. that the board
If directors be authorized aud en-
powered to Giypcs" Of the ere thFu-
sand shares q the cc@moE st0cE q
the rrcygtiar.. ra-- in the Treas
-: g - maeh thereof IS he
board nay G:ccm necessary. froin
sine T. sine. Ger :ha purposes and
uses Of The corporation. the same
10 be sold at par cor ca&h, aad If
their judgment they nay dispose Of
such portions thereof as the board
MA. deem cxpcdient il TIE payment
u cash di,.i3ends that ma; be de-
.!arcd from time TO time by the
beard CT tire COMMON stock Of the
corporation. in 10 evert. however,
shall the said stock BE- disposed Of
at less than is par value.
D. a. Smith, Secretary.
By order Of the board Of directors
3GC-3lt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

.lancery cause of Katherine c. Cur
tin VS.. Arlington Brewing Co. ct ais
The undersigned receivers therein ap-
pointed for the purpose VII offer for
sale to the highest bidder at public
auction upon the premises in the Town
Of Rosslyn, Alexandra County Viz
y;nia on SATURDAY, JANUARY 10,
1920, at II o'clock a. ~, that Ger
IN parcel or tract OF land located a
,,osslyn, in Arlington Mag:sterial Dis
rict, Alexandria County. Va, descr:b-
d as containing two acres IF solid
.I5und more or less, together with al
singular, the riparian rights, md
ether easements and also the accre-
oas that belong or may belong tc
he said tract of land, tcge.Eci S:%ra
Il buildings, structures ana improve
,ants OH said land, and all fixtures
1..ch;nery, implements and tools II
lid building, except the Ice Plan:
machinery and fixtures, the SAID
,rcperty being the same whereon the
arlington Brewing Company former
conducted a Brewing business.
There are two large brick build
ngs on the said land The larger Of
hese buildings is fire proof, is four
tories in height, being constructed of
teel, brick and concrete. The prop
rty is within One Hundred yards of
hrae railroads and lies along the
anks &C the Potomac River. The wa
er is deep and ships can approach
lie plant. Har5or facilities are eX-
client. Washington City lies directly
cross the river. The properly is sit
lated ideally fer. manufacturing pu:-
oscs and ice and cold storage plant
7erms OF sale. Cash. 4 deposit CT
5000 will be required of successful
,iddcr OF day Of sale. Sale to be con-
'umated within fifteen days, from
late of sale or property to be resold
It the cost of the defaulting purchaser
William C. Cloth, Ross!yn, Virginia
+. 6. Nc Candlish, Fairfax, Virginia
Receivers
I hereby certify that William c
:io:.a AMI I. s. McCsndlish, receivers
the cause of Katherine c.. Curt;r'
s Arlington Brewing Co., ct ais
ave executed bond III the sum Of Ons
hundred Thousand Dollars as required
y a decree in the above entitled cause
ondit;one6 as the law directs.
Alan B. PresiSe,
Clerk Of Circuit Court Alex. Co., We
B. Fields. Arct!oncer
12-Tuas and Thurs. 5wc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27
PUBLIC SALE
OF Hcaso Ard Large Lot And Also
House Ard ORE Acre OF Land

OF Hcaso Ard Large Lot And Ais"
House Ard Or, Acre OF Land
BY Samuel II. Lunf, Auc.icnccr
,By virtue of " decree Ct TIE Cir
cut CoIr! cf the CITY Of Al2Xan-
driq, Virginia. entered On December
18th, 1919, If the CHANCE" case
therein depending OF Augusta Ion.as.
CT ais, Comp!ainants, against
Samuel Franklin. Defendant, t''e
undersigned Commissioners Of Sale
were thercin ordered to expose fer
sale. at prhlic auction in frcat Of
the Royal street entrance 70 The
Market House in the City Of Aiex-
andria, Virginia. dcc"jent Gao"gc
". Frank!in'a re&! estate, hcrcin-
after Gesc:il,lj.
Therefore, II pursuance Of said
decree th> undersigned srccia, CON-
.7.iis5io2cr3 II sale will expose to
sale Ut public auction 70 TIE l'i@h-
G.. bidder for cash said real estate
eli SATURDAY. January 3, 1920, II
y r.. il .ccMt &C the RcT.t! street
entrance 10 tire Market Building.
Alexandria. VIRGINIA. being bounded
ana describe; as follows. TO Wit:
FIRST--A Savsc and large lot Of
ground kmcwn as No lo051 u
Orancco street. locatoG CT tie
north side Of Oronoco Street be-
tween Patl;cl: and Ier.y Streets.
in the City Of Alexandria. Virginia.
described as fellows:
Beginning ct a point on Inc north
side Of OrCaoco Street ~ feet 3
inches west Of Patrick street and
running thence west on Oconoco St
- feet: thence rorth parallel with
Patrick Street. 20 feet TO an alley;
thence east CT said alley 10 feet;
ard thence scv:n parallel to Patric!
Street l20 feet 10 the beginning
This IS part Of the property con.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

veyed to William Gregory by deed
recorded in Liber F 10. page 20
and which Ly deed dated July IA,
1883, was conveyed to said George
W. Franklin by William B. Greg
cry and William c.. Thomson, Ex-
ecutors of William Gregory, and
recorded among said Alexandria
City land rec ords in Liber Is, page
Ss0l.
sEGCND-A house and parcel, of
.,round in Alexandria County, Viz
ginia, located on the south side Of
the Old Braddock Poad (near SEMI
nary and Donaldson's store), being
acquired b. said George W. Frank
lin by two deeds, and therein des-
cr;5od as follows, to 'vit:
(a) Beginning at a stons oi the
south side OF the Old Braddock
Road. and whth marks the north
east corner CT the entire tract, and
thence alcng the south side of the
said road n 81 degrees w. 1885,
feet TO stake; thence south 9 de-
erses West 1918 feet TO stake:
thence Sc 81 degrees E. 1s2 So feet
to a stake il a ditch, ana thence
\. 9 degrees 25' E. 1918 feet tc
the beginning, with all appurtenaE~
ces, CONTAINING .G735 OF an acre, as
per survey and plat thereof made
by L. T. Hanay, County Surveyor
and being conveyed TO said George
". Frank,n by decd dated Sep
tch1bcr u. 1901, and recorded
among said County land records II
L:bcr lO2, page 1G4, and
d. Beginning at a stone on The
south side OF the Old BraddccR
Road. the northwest corner Of the
lot scld, By RobarS James and VII,
tgrantcrs IL deed Immediately
above refcrre! tor to said George
w. Franklin by deed recorded If
Libcr los page 104. and running
thence along said Road North s.
degrees West 70 the Western boun-
dairy Of the entire tract as shown or
plat attached to the above mention
90 deed: THENCE South 9 degrees ".
fG1 g feet to stone; thercc east
war:lly to the southwest corner Of
The lot of ground conveyed as
above mentioncd: and thence along
the said Frankln's line TO the De
ginning. and being conveyed to said
George ". franklin by Robert
James and wife by deed dated JAY
.. 1910. and recorded among sli|
County land records in Litar l3G
page 3CS.
Terms: Cash. convcyan2inG :nf
stamps to Eie II cost Of purchaser
z. Is. Washington
Robinson ALcncy~c
Special Commissioners Ct Sac
IN tic CLERKS Office of The Cir
cult CT Alexandria. Virginia. De
ccnbor 10. 1919.
!. v 5. Greanaway, Clark Of
aforesaid Court, DO certify thai
Robinson MoGc2"c, one OF the ahov'
sai.l s~o.i3l commissioners cf sal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27
~IRGINIA.

IRCINIA.
IL the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
'crr. Of the City Of Alexandria on
,o 23rd Gay of December, 1919.
Bessie n. Wh;elcck in her own r:ght
5 w:acw Of John i. Whitlock de-
sased, anA as creditor Of his estate,
! 8ahaif Ct herself and all others who
,.e, ETC., and also as aAdrin!5tratr!x
the estate of said John, a. Whi:lcck,
I'd as guardian fer Mary Y. Whit
ELK, an infant eleven years Of aga
Complainant w. C.. Shirley Laach""an
Executor CT the last vii CT William
:. Peel ;sccascd, Minnie /. McGaary:
'srn?sy wife CT said William Il. Peck,
nd william Peck and Harvey /.
'2ck, infants, aged Il and II years
aspectircly and William Whitlcck.
nd Mary V. Whitlock, an infant II
ears of age, and Aylett B. Nicol, q
~crec. and competent attorney
'ac.::c;ng in this Court, designated
Guardian ad Item for said 3 in
ut Defendants. In Chancery No. SOL.
EEMO.
The object Of this suit is to obtain
conveyance CT premises 400 and 4O2
North Payne Street located at the
Northwest corner of Payne ard Pr1n-
,ess streets, Alexandria city, Virginia.
rom the estate of William II. Peek.
. subject said real estate to the pay
nerL Of the debts CT John A. Whit
7ck. deceased; to obtain fer the COM
,,a;nart her committed dover there
n ard funds which she has paid out
for the estate Of her deceased hus-
lard; TO sell same for the benefit CT
Mary V. Whjtlock, and the app!:ca-
ION Of her interests iher@in for her
support AM, mainSainan:c and Ter
rcncral relief.
It appearing by an affidavit fi!"l
n this cause that the defendants
3Iinrie l. McGeary, former wife OF
=aiJ William II. Peck ard William
Peck and Harvey |. Peck, infants, aged
IA ard l2 years respectively, are ncr-
-cs:GenHs Ct this State: It is Ordered:
Thst said defendants appear hcrc
within fifteen days after due publ
alton Of this order, and do what !"
necessary 20 protect their Interests n
His suit, and that copy Of this or
Ter be forthwith inserted in the .Ale%-
oniria Gazette, newspaper published
n The city Of Alexandria, ONCE week
sor four successive weeks. and posted
;. the frons d3Cr of the Court House
| II tnis city.
Noncure, Davis ara Budwesky, P. &
| A Copy-Teste.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY,
/ o. d., C1e,.L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR SALE-Corn and fodder, at
Cameron Run, on Nicholson farm.
Inquire Of Virgil Rose, at mil
house on Little River Turnpike.
394-4p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR sALF-S4.OO Slate Surfaced
Roofing fo1 1926. High Craze,
standard roll and guaranteed ! 10
wears. T. j. Fannon, Duke and
Henry streets. 1oS-aot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27
MINISTER HIT By TRAIN
307-4wc

Danv;lle, Va, Dee. 26--Rev.. o.
s. Newton. pastor oftC;fhle Street
Methodist Church. YVES brought 70
The General Hospital suffering
from serious injury Sustained at
Eevsville Tuesday aftemoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR SALE-In Del Ray, seven room
bath, electric lights, fine condl-
ton. Price, $4,000. Graham ard
OGDEN 24i-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27
Receivers Sale OF Valuable PrOpert
In Rosslyn. Alexandria County
Virginia

Pursuan. &c 4 decree Of The Circuit
Court Of Alexandria County. Virginia
1T no Dacar7ha" term, 1919. y tn7
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR SALE-13O3 1-2 Prince street
6 rooms, $500. Graham and Og-
den, $50 King street. Phone o7S
255-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR SALE-l9l9 Chandler, pas
senger, club roadster, very rca-
scnab!e. Belle Haven Garage.
Prince and Fairfax streets.
305-2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

WANTED--One Of the finest girls
schools in the country, located
near Washington, D. c., wants
some respectable white maids for
dining room work. Girls must not
be over II years of age. Expe-
riencc not necessary, but preferred
Good wages with bonus III addi-
ton. Comfortable room with
fare paid. Address e. F. Keller,
Steward, National Park Seminary,
Forest Glen, Maryland. 3O7-1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR sALE-House 1o1s Queen
street, containing seven rooms,
gas. bath. and sewer connection.
Large yard with outlet to alley.
A bargain at S2loG. Apply to
NJ. 7. nwy@r, Gaz2tte Oaic2.
30f-tf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR SALE-1O05 Wolfe street. ,
story frame house, six rooms, a
bargain, + 90. We have !
houses in the 300 block Of South
Patrick street, at very gnoG ,erms
Snyder G. Estes, S2A King street,
Phone 1103. 304-"t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR SAI;E-22S North Real
sttcct, two story brick house I
rooms. modern Improvements.
House newly papercd, excellent
condition. Price $1,000. Snyder
and Estes. ga King street. Phone
f;O3. : 3os-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

Lesion Wednesday, Dacemhcr
q, while on the streets, a g:l!
watch chain, valued for It's assc-
ciaticn. Suitable reward if re-
turned TO i23 North Columbus
street. 30G-tp
LCSI-Automcbilc truck chin BE-
tween Alexandria and Coava'e&-
cent Camp. Finder please cciEcn
and receive reward. W. 4. Ear
nett, liz King street. iG7-2p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR SALE-A rea! bargain - 5
room housc on South Patrick
street. good CONDITION. price ely
$500. terms. $500, cash balance
TO svit. Immediat" possession.
Apply j. c Ellis, Pe"tcn Ave,
Del Ray. Va. after y. m. Fer
II nee: j, an" evening - Sunday
Cal: u < !. 29n-tfc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-12-27

FOR SALE-FoGr houses and Va
cant lot, houses are Nos. los. E07,
400 and All Queen street. Lot is
at 4OS North Royal street. All the
ABOVE included in price CT $500 CT
fer. Three houses Nos. sos,
3O7. 500, North Pitt street fer
$4,000 offer. Morris Hor% y,
Gl2 King street. %0!-2c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-31
COL HEEE

The wide circuit s the southeast the
already hope they may be shipped
=
still in Asia Minor are they
special Even we disregard political
n our m. % enemies should G0npa the
withdraw those
frontiers.
An immediate all the
hy could NOT r m%ry reasons a If for no
the lack of transport facilities especially those from the Ukraine
value has
n n s s 1 a Ere AUsS eastern na troops
will be valuable
from
has
available at once The Alpine
sasony and sa for protection are being oed
Goeritz ''I''ADD u 'D 'NN' army 'O'' mas 'sn transferred "
Germany not required as far
purely military
certain border
Many suaicnt to occupy
Troops from RSmanis southern
drawn from the Ukraine they
Am advance by the Ukraine
Now as to the western front my remarks this subject
Americans
for hold those successfully
Th eu the Sns 1e crown nG Primer more R sssay Ged m
employing
the French the
front both banks the Asne etel
between Vouziers
The difficulty of holding the present positions permanently
At
ninetsx divisions Of at their disposal the
of
despatched
unavorable
a $
ran W fresh.m
OF
This
Blu, there weighing
situation required the avoidance
evacuation of which,
wounded were lying hospitals and where still
railroad situation in the occupied section already