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The New York herald., 1920-01-11

4 young dentist, who was the main sup
Jort OF his family. is murdered with
1atchet in his office while writing letter
Of recommendation for a man he had De
1rended and who was recently released
From Sing Sing on parole. The police are
seeking the paroled convict. Page !,
Part g.
John d. Rockefeller sends q letter 10 a
feunion OF Standard Oil chiefs celebrating
Nhe fiftieth anniversary of the original In
corporation OF the company. in which he
Tells interesting facts of its early history.
Sute Republican Committee meeting
here avoids clash over the matter of sus-
pending Socialist Assemblymen and issues
call for unofficial State convention.-Page
3 Part 2
Newton D. Baker, Secretary of War,
speaking in this city, advoctees seats In
Congress for members OF the CABINET.
Republicans in the Senate demand a
showdown by the Bryan forces before they
lwill consent to resume negotiations Tor
compromise by which the peace treaty
Gan be ratified. and few Senators believe
Fhe Democrats can show enough votes for
such reservations as the Lodge programme
tcals for.-Page !, Part 2.
The United States Senate passed the
.sedition bill by an overwhelming major
ity, after amending it to protect newspa-
rers and publications from arbitrary ex-
clusion from the mails by the Postmaster
General. Senator Borah vigorously criti-
cized the action Of the New York Assem-
bly in barring out five men elected to il
as Socialsts.-Page l, Part q
BY vote of 328 to the House refused
TO seat Victor Berger. Wisconsin Social
list. who was Immediately renominated by
the Socialist committee of his district
page l. Part
Twelve men are held on deportation war
rants, after red raids in Westchester coun-
'ty by federal agents.-Page 4, Part 2.
Satirical sketches. chiefly raps at prohi-
Sbition delight 800 guests at the nineteenth
eannual dinner of the Amen Corner.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

Ludwig c. A. X. Martens. self-styled So
Wet Ambassador immune from arrest
while under the custody of the Senate
committee investigating redical activities
talked freely TO newspaper men OF MS
plans for presenting the cause or the So
viets to the peol e of America-Page 4.
Part 2.
Secretary Glass asked Congress for a
fund of $50, 000O 900 to be used in buying
food for the starving peoples OF Austria
Armenia and Poland.-Page 2. Part 2.
General Pershing in letter to Represen-
tative Fuller denied charges that the lives
Of American soldiers were wasted in at
tacks on Armistice Day.
Gas fumes and acids arising from fac
tories on the west bank Of the Hudson
river not only change the color effects in
surrounding homes but set their inhabi-
tants to sneezing, coughing and gaggins,
it was brought out before the commits
sion investigating the subject yesterday
Nitrate plant saved $500, ,oO00 900 for
United States declares Bernard NJ. Baruch,
defending construction of Alabama fac
tories before Congressional Committee
here.
George Eastman manufacturer Of the
Kodak" camera. proves to have been the
mysterious 'Mr. Smith," who had given
81, 900 900 to the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.
W. B. Wheeler. general counsel OF the
Anti-Saloon League of America. cites de-
cisions by Congress and the Supreme
Court to uphold his contention that no
State has power to recall it's ratification
of the prohibition amendment
Sheriff David H. Knott tells the Billion
Dollar Jury" at the annual dinner that
prohibition has caused marked increase
in crime and that serious disturbances
will follow enforcement.
The "memoryless man OF Lambertville'
was identified by Lieutenant Commander
Brand as his father, DR.. John L. Brand,
missing physician Of Worcester. Mass
Page 2. Part I.
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
FOREIGN.

Representatives Germany of the Allied Powers
racaons the Peace Treaty in the French Foreg
Office yesterday and Mr. Cemenceau declared IL
The United States the only of the Great Powers
was that League Nations will
Friday President Wilson has been asked
issue the formal cal.-Page 1, Part 2.
were ma o. the lei 2
2
will
aIway
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IN THE AUTOMOTIvE WORLD.


Artillery closed
and sa
automobile with original
tr the autom i've
ondSec
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NEWS FEATURE AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SECTIONS

written
unmistakabe
"Wake
forgetting heroes
the high
adv
yeuv OF art,m mus oil
from the Census Rear Admiral
Diego FASHIONS Spotlight shows the
spring
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SPORT.

England obtain
of
the t shootof
a. of &--P 2 r p
by
in he
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REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING MARKETS.


possible Judgment Many bills
would building Model printing
realty market-Second Section
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FINANCIAL.


ted states 1877
Of
! VS. Section.
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Summary Of tbe 32etps a1lo
Features in tbe Deran
GENERAL.

Speaker replying to Charles E. Hughes de
nds action of Assembly sspendng five Socialist
members and SAYS will be pushed deconPage
Part
The New York herald., 1920-01-11

HEIRS WANTED.
il the family OF the late Mrs. Margaret Melvin
or Cameron who was the wife OF John Cameron
some time baker in Alloa; scotland, will at once
of something 10 their advantage. Mrs Cameron
vas sister OF the late James Melvin. iron
FOUNDER and engineer. Alloa who died on 18th
May. 1919. The only known son OF the said John
cameron Is James Melvin Cameron, who was seme
time resident in New York. The subsc ribers will
DC Obliged IL any one can give any particulars.
THOMSON a MORGAN.
Solicitors. Aloa. scotland.
NJ, FROM NEW YORK. CoMMUNr-
. GATE WITH Us AT ONCE. DEAR MOTHER
GRIEvING TERRIBLY.
BUDDY--Am well. but very lonesome: working
all. DARIJF
LAD-Please communicate with me at once.
ROSE.
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Florists

FLORAL DESIGNS speciality; modcr-
ately priced al 81 and up. BLOOMING
DALE BROTHERS. 59th st. and Lcxing-
ton av. Open every evening and all daN
sunday Phone Plaza -600i.
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Total pages Z. rs
A special edition for Brooklyn is
issued for distribution in that To-
cality.
Our readers should see that their
newsdealers deliver them the entire
newspaper.
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PERSONAL.

FRANK CRCDEN-What is the matter with you
Communicate with me at once. VIII arrange
ior medical treatment and rest. Everything pos
itively will he all right. r. B r.
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'FoUND-RINC;, in ladies layatory. Hotel Astor.
Wednesday evening. January I; owner may have have
same on proving ownership Apply 10 JOhN
LAMONT & son. g. Nassau 81.
FOUND -IADY's BLACK BAG. December %.
on West cath 1t. Address Box 3J5. stamford.
Conn.
FouND-pocKETBoOE Tuesday. ULRICH
$50 st. Nicholas ay
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PERSON AIS.
HEIRS-WANTED.

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The New York herald., 1920-01-11

l. BLAUMAN.
Funeral Director and Embalmor,
20 av A., New York city.
Tel Orchard-2s2.
Ceaererres-
WOODLAWN CEMETERY plot for saie
elegant location: reasonable. CHARLES
POTTER, lS Broadway.
JEWISH CEMETERY. MOUNT CAR
MEL Brooklyn. adjoining Cypress Hills
Cemetery; lots reasonable. office, %
Nassau ST. Manhattan. 5S12-Rector
FOR SALE
Chance for quick buyer 10 get n fine lot in
Woodlawn Cemetery. Address q. j. F.
20 North av.. Now Rochelle y. Y.
THE wUODLAWN CEMETERY.
Office, 20 East 23d ST., New York
Lots OF small size for sale.
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This edition of the HERALD con-
sists of seven divisions, composing
five sections, as follows
Cocf;n.e n.~..
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The circulation or The HERALD represents
the most distinctive group OF readers In
the United States
The New York herald., 1920-01-11
LOST AND FOUND.
HERALD FIRST.

HERALD FIRST.
Number or Lost and Found notices
printed in the HERALD during the week
ended January 10, 1920, in comparison
THE SECOND HgRALp's
HERALD, PAPER, EXCESS,
2S3 256 81
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HEIRS WANTFn

FKANk.-Sadie aud Boots waiting for yor
G.. w. c.
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INTERNATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY.
Dent. 26.
pITTSBt RG. IA.

.irrs arv news or his mother, Mrs frsuK Y.
'nthr FORMERLY go Bfoadwsy, BROOKLYN, ". Y.
nv ona having Information please send TO Red
ir,iss IA Noniarur 81. Brooklyn. -
- 4 y Vance. formerly with 7. W. 1anghorst
CO. M Broad ST.. Now York. communicate
i,b tLc Redford Branch n the Peoples Trust
IA Iirooklvn he may learn somethibg 10 Ms
i~~ntacc. --------------------
xr,nUN,TIOx wanted by Mrs. Garret son .,bD
Most ii2tb g. or Eileen Brobcrg. II viii bc
% her advantage. 4. ----.---------
I Of NeN Years Eve affair with brother com.
fpuncste with mother immediately.
/, NJ i Armstrong Send Address to r. ~. 10
Herald; will hear 60 advantage.
CONTINUED ON PAGE is. FART I.
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LAD-Please communicate with me at once.
ROSE
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HERALD CABLES

Bring TO you each morning exclusive
and authentic news Of happenings in al
parts of the world.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
JUST ACTING LIKE A MAN
Simple Explanation Of Wifc's Action
When She Suspected Burglar
Was Downstairs.

After starting for his work the
other morning. Taylor happened Ia
think Of something he had forgotten
and returned Ia the house to get il.
While waIl>in" about the kitchen he
heard n great racket upstairs CuuSid
Crahly alarmed he called:
What in III" world is the matter
Mary: Has ;nythin" happcu"d?"
There WAS 81 moments silence, then
his wife replied:
"Oh, is that you?''
"lcs, who did you think ii wasp
Il heard some one walking about
down there ana | thought it WAS II
burglar"
"Hut the noise"
Il WAS making u lot of noise so that
he would think there was Il man in
the house"
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
8ERANGER'S HEART TOO KIND
Great French Poet Continually Preyed
On by Host Of Inerates Who
Plucked Him.

Interesting anecdotes are told -. The
great French poet, Bcrangcr. VIII" died
in 1857
The poet was rs poor us he was
generous. All he had he gave away.
and when here was nothing left he
sent the beggars who !.aunteL his
house TO call on his numerous friends.
One OF the characteristics of this
un. Ortunate bcnefactOr who was al
ways surrounded by host Of in"ru,eS.
was his tolerant spirit. Since there
was no ante-chambcr in his modest
home, the beggars who knew the house
stayed outside on the staircase il WIS
impossible to see him without finding
Il half-doZen of them on the stairs.
There they used to wait like ravens
for the small change old clothes, and
sometimes new clothes. that Lisette
was the first to Distribute to them.
When friends demonstrated with Be.
ranger for giving away things he need
ed to people. whom he did not know.
I.iSette would answer:
"Oh. now. Beranger will just write
another >nnS-the lazy fellow !"
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
datinu.

"Stop-hCy, stop yelled an excited
looking farmer, running toward TIE
road as we passed IN our car My
friend put on the brakes and ran back
Ia give first aid. when the farmer
turned and h"rE"ued frantically to a
little hoy who came from the house
to the road and then close to the car
Look II over" said his father us
the hoy walked all around us. this
running machine is called an auto
"All right said the boy mt last. Il
saw enough of it," and we We're al
lowed to proceed.-EXchange
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
Beauty Chats
BY Edna Kent Forbes

candy. figs hananas. grapes. chest
AUS or wHnutS. for these ,.nl,,u-t.
either fats or carbohydrates which
are faitpning.
Ihis sounds like II long Lis, but in
reality 1t is very little one. All
"'hrr meats you can have. and fish
ana oysters. green vegetables and!
salads. eggs, fruits. have given the
above list Of the foods u.ost necessary
I" avoid since it is easy to mcinoriZe.
The woman going in for reduction will
know then what foods not to order for
her table. Avoid drinking with meals
The worst things to give mp are
sugar and butter and cream Ru, ten
taken weak with lemon is more deli.
cate than tea with cream and in pIucc
of sugar one can purchase Saccharinp.
iGopyright.J
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
,s--T--l21 - Z IClNNT7T Observation-Disclosures
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''' 'eliiS Gicniucd from t4r wutI>
"'i' on all sides were rich furuiShiu..,
G'i'trihg with jewels. golden st,,tu...
hhd pictures. Some music s,ur,.,,
an" me girl held her breath In aston
's""i'hi rs The ragged won,,n
'hahS"d suddenly into II handsomely
dressed sprire.
was only testing yorr hror,
NaI" the Sprltc. Il am the fairy a.
l'i'S fountain aud know why Won, cam.
,''re 's Il golden flask full Of water
'"r your mother. II will cure her ~;
once. Here give me your old din.
per" wy
me spiite filled II fun of nushiu,
."'aiil"hds. each one MS large as
| bean.
Run home now" said tho ,,r;,..
h"l he careful that my Old cncmv
me North Wind. does not hit Won H..
lies about at this hour to harm uII m,
friends"
'refa hid the flask of water in he,
dreSs and held the dipper in her hand
hhpihly she ran. but she could hp,r
the wind coming after her r,s,.,
ana ihSter she flew. but onwar,
r"arcd the old North Wind. Just H..
she got TO her door her foot caught in
II root Of tree and she tumhIcd. Oui
OF her hand flew the dipp.r but il al,
not fn''-the North Wind grabbed I,
ana blew 1t up into the sky. Ana
there II sticks YET. But. fortunately
the diamonds We're saved. for they al
le'' out on the ground. 81 that Grc,a
round every one. Up in the sky to
day CLEANS Grcta's dipper. shining rs
brightly as II did thousands of yeo,-s
hto' c"pyriEht)
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
Eat Of Foods That Will Not Add Flesh
Yet viii Nourish You.

will substitute celery for soup or fatty
vegetables, she Will lose weight.
If you want to grow thin, you nnsi
not ent milk, cream or cheese. Tor
milk Is per cent fnt and cream and
cheese is per cent. You must not enf
the meat of the pig-which is 30 10 40
per cent fat, bacon being almost 40 per
cent. You must not eat olive Gil FOR
that is 100 per cent fat, indeed 1t Is
the fattiest form of nourishment. You
must not eat wheat. buckwheat rice.
oats, potatoes, macarOni or corn. for
these contain from to 4 per cent Of
fat. Neither must you eat sugar or
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25

FAINT You let me have some of the
itcrT"
'r promised 10 bring il TO my moth
said Greta. But ! know you
ked Il at once. Drink"
'please. miss. for heavens sake,
We me a sip Of water" said feeble
bice at the side of the path. Greia
oked closely and saw an old man
bhbIinc along with his cane.
Il have to bring some to my moth.
!" returned Greta. But you can
ave drink, for know you arc
feary. Rest by This rock" So the
ID man took a deep draught from the
Upper, which almost empticd 1t.
)Ie heard another sound AT her side.
was as II someone had fallen ana
fns hurt. She looked closely and
eiw n ragged, aged woman lying on
Ter side with the blood flowing from
cut in her head and her eyes tight
\ closed
The girl did not stop 10 think abon
low little water she had. She poured
drink down the woman's throat ana
|athed her wound with the rest. The
|ld woman opened her eyes slowly.
can You help me home, child;"
Isked the sick woman. IL live down
y the spring"
Certainly replied Greta. 81 have
'seh all The water for which my moth.
'r sent me aud will have to return tn
pc spring anyway. will be glad 10
Ielp YOU
So with the old woman leaning or:
yer strong. Young arm, Greta Wen;
Nowty back 10 get the water. ON
tacling The spring the woman
'hocked on the rock above II and the
zone opened admitting them TO a
w chamber carved OUT OF the solid
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
|(fAyiiQ!()nAJiiii N
, STRICKLAND WGILLIEAb Il,
The Car Nut.
ICCpyright)

nat every village has one, is a thing
. you can't dispute.
ne 's sort of genius-a me chanical ga
loot
BACK In the old bicycle days he rode a
racing wheel
He'd tell how many centuries b..d dam.
right OF the reel,
and when he wasn't riding one. he had
pedal of
ne was as loony over bikes" as some
men over golf
''' now he's In the seventh heaven:
hcre's gear-grease on his mug,
M" ne can tinker all he likes-the vii
Iage auto bug!
The keenest joy his soul can know is taxi
INF one apart:
10 grind the carbon from n valve plumh
~ satisfies his heart
'' wear set OF jumpers and a greasy
>, cap, why, say!
.po' sea of glory he just simply floats
away!
And when he has nm. ,, ,.
u,, Nhcera all showing
without the hood, he listening c,ose IN
, near how 1t is going:
Mhinm-hmmmmm! There isn't a,y,b,,.
could ever. ever put
""o'nef drop OF bliss into the being OF
that mutt
pay MIN for the work, but shucks, |,
us such waste of money.
'''o 90 the same thing for his board. be-
Hat, cause to him it's funny.
'ied use monkey wrench at meal. 4,
H. ahyone would let him;
'eu ue his tie with n stiIson-.ure,
u. Ina, nat stunt would never fret him.
i' hooks up wifey with the pliers with
u. hklful twist and tug.
e"ts s drinks. dreams machInery--tbis
village auto-bug. ic
Company.
rith'' and the world fights with Won.
'e''rh'' and you neut alone.
Isn't IL, Odd7
'he longer . paved road ha.
een down, the better we know
mas been kept up.
., Newly Defined.
l.. what is your idea Of helm, re,,,v
m'oxicatedY' ''''
condition In which the in,oxicn.
',o, ~, t"nhot explain how he happened to
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25

M FRIEN JOE leeS wife leaNn
1V1 town lasa week so he teIla me
we 20 maka cat feesh Sunday. | buy
da feesh pole and mnka da lunch and
Joe he deega worms for fool;i de fr.Sli
| dunno yer moocha hout but Joe say
he catcha plenta feesh heeS life.
We gotta greata beega long SirreI"
weeth da pole one end and other end
ees da hook. ON da hook Joe p,it II
weegle worm and trow dn whole wnrE>
cen da water but dn pole. no rr,c
ure our wot's idee Joe wnmin keria
dat worm twice-stick wtcih dn hook
FIST and neXa time drown hrem.
! Dat worm stay cen ,ln water lnn@n
rimc before Joe ruln OUT. Den he
gctta sore and say "da eats no bitn
yer good" no say s0mnting. hut |
,ihk Joe ees lcetle bugahouSp-,o cat
ees ever bite before makn dn scratch.
For tree. four hours we sect on dat
boat and no getin something only wet.
Ioe say mcbbe hn worm res too herg
50 he puttn young one on. fetgurp
dat way ccs srcata idoe-cef dn lrrr
,at ees no hungry mebbe dn kitten
,ika da lunch.
Joe maka plenta cuss why IN cat
fepsh no eata hees worm. I'ree,y soon
! am dcesgust and putta beefstenk
sandwich on da HOOK. Joe ;Ska wOt's
i,ee and say eef da worms no catcla
din cnt fceSh mebhe heefstenk c,itclia
dog feesh or some other kind. ! dun
no. You know, tink Joe ers craze
cen da head and he say snma ting
weeth me.
Wot you tink?
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
PIPER OF DIAMONDS

y puiGIrT nights one can So
cleaning in the SKY II formation
kfurs which resembles dipper III
L.. Hur once, thousands and ih"n'
lis oC Years ago, this dipper lived
Ia, home uf peasant girl.
WIS then Just II simple TIN thing
h rusty handle.
he mother was taken sudd"h'9
one night aud called 10 Grcta :"
. her dlppcr Of water. Though
vos cold aud dark outside. tn"
,rhtrr dressed and ran 10 the sprin.
once, filled the dirp'r and stari"'l
me- Suddenly In her path appeared
iny puppy.
i nm So fnIrsty." said the puppy.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
ABOUT REDUCTION

IND you ever eat baked celery?
~ Stewed celery? Celery and oyster
brothf Celery is not just II relish
TO 90 with a large dinner. it. is n
splendid food in itsclf-and ii will rot
add weight If the woman who wants
to reduce quickly, comfortably. and
without looking cid after she is thin.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25

The prices of cotton and linen have
been doubled by the war. LeuGthcn
their service by using Red Cross Bag
Blue in the laundry. All gru,rrs. DC.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
Tenancy.

knick"r-IoneS lives in the past.
Rock"r-Thr only place where there
are any vacancies.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
The Prime Requisite

That portrait OF Mrs. Gaddy is n
.iwakin. likeness 1T wouldn't he
Ike her any other way"
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25

Look not up"n the town when your
nciShhrr is painting II red.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25

Don't worry about giving his satanic
majesty his bit-hrll get il.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25

This popular "mosie" favorite be.
came an operate prima donna at the
age of sixteen and toured the coun.
try in winning production. She is
the daughter Of Fernando Micheiena.
the greatest grand opera tenor Of his
day in America. Her success in mo-
tion pictures is we'll known to all who
visit the screen houses.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25

Generally the man o, woman who
says II don't care is liar.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25
lnnuendo.

u can't do Il thing with my hair"
send ii (" hair specialist" sug-
-c~i"d the other dunSel.
The Dolores star., 1920-06-25

Many man fails 10 arrive hoe. use
he began with cold feet.
The courier-index., 1920-10-08
JUST A FEW FACTS

When farmer ships car load of cattle, or a ton of hay, or any other product away to the city market the money he receives be- comes a part of the wealth of this community.
 It is upon the income from the products that we ship away that we depend for the prosperity of our home people.
 The fact is plain to every think ing person.
 Every article we consume or use must come from some source. If it is produced at home the money we pay for it remains in circulation at home. But if it is not produced here we must buy elsewhere.
 That, also, is fact well known to the people.
 A retail merchant can buy the article we want from the manufact- uler or wholesaler for considerably less than we would have to pay if we ordered it direct from the fac tory. That is the discount made by manufacturers to all dealers. That is still another fact which requires no extraordinary amount of brains to understand.
 If we send away ourselves for what we want all of the money paid for the articles goes out of the community and helps to enrich some person in some other com munity.
 If we buy from a local dealer the wholesale price only is sent away, the dealers profit remaining in. cir culation as part of the wealth of our community.
 This is the most vital fact of all, and yet it is one which many ex- cellent citizens seemingly fail to comprehend.
 A home trading community is in- variably prosperous.
 A foreign trading one is more often depressed.
 In either case it is as we make it.
The courier-index., 1920-10-08
and cooperation in the Fourth Red Cross Roll Call, am yours.
 Very sincerely,
 R. L. NIXON, Chm. Lee Go. Chapter American Red Cross.

The Home Service Section of the Lee County Chapter reports 183 cases handled during the month of September in Lee county. The Home Service Department of the Lee Coaan~. ty Chapter is very desirous oS lo- eating the following named persons for the Bureau of War Risk Insur- ance: Mrs. Henrietta King, Marianna, Ark. Mrs. King is the mother of Pvt. Helton Mims, Gas. Go. 93. Pvt. Willie Bradford, formerly of Marvell, Ark, but lately moved to Marianna, Ark. Pvt. Mathew Smith, Go. D, 404th Lbr. En-, Camp Beau regard, Alexandria, La, formerly of Helena, Ark, removed to Marianna. Any one knowing any of the above named people will confer a favor by notifying them to call on Mrs. J. I. Morris, chairman Home Service American Red Cross Section.