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The Penn's Grove record., 1920-06-25
Sheriff's Sale
In Chancery of New Jersey

Between
George NJ. Ashton,
Trustee under the
will of job c.
Eastlack, decd, Fieri Facias
Complainant
and
Harry J. Gable, ct
ux. ct al,
Defendants.
Returnable September Sth, A. D., 1920
By virtue of the above writ to me
directed and delivered, against Harry J.
Cable, Mae Cable. his wife, and R. F,
Wills and Bro, Inc, defendants. 1
shall expos to sale at public vendue
MONDAY. JULY 18th, 1920
etween the hours of u and 5 P. NJ,
to wit at two o'clock in the afternoon
of said day, in front of the Sherin's
Office in the City of Salem. County OF
following described tract of land prem
Uses, situate in the Township of Upper
Penns Neck, County OF Salem and state
of New Jersey, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stone in the middle
of the road leading from Sharptown TO
Penns Grove and runs thence along the
land of Mr.. David Wiley, South TWEEN
ty-three degrees and thirty-ive minutes
West. twenty-three and one half chains
to a stone; thence still by the same,
south fifty-seven degrees and forty
one minutes West, three chains and
seventy-eight links to a stone at the
corner of F. L. Fenton's land; thence
along said Fenton's land. North forty
degrees and thirty-nine minutes West,
twenty chains to a stone along the land
of William Graham: thence North sew
enty-eight degrees, thirty minutes East.
two chains and fourteen links TO a cor
ner: thence North along said Graham's
land. eighteen degrees and five minutes
East, twenty chains and thirty links to
corner along the said Sharptown-Penns
Grove Road; thence North 50 degrees
and thirty minutes East, three chains
and eighty links to a corner; thence
still along the Sharptown-Penns Grove
road South hfty-three degrees, TWEEN
weight minutes East. min chains and
twenty-nine links to the place OF be-
ginning.
Containing thirty and wenty-three
one-hundredths acres. more or less.
Being the same tract of land ana
premises that Jackson Graham. ct ux:
conveyed to Harry ] Gable by Deed of
even date hereof and to be recorded.
Together with all and singular the
rights, liberties. privileges. hereoita-
ments and appurtenances t~hereunto pc
longing or IN any wise appertaining
and the reversions and remainders.
rents. issues and profits thereof. and
also all the estate. right. title. interest
use. property. claim and demand OF the
said defendant of, in. to and out or the
same
Approximate amount of decree to be
WILLIAM 7. MIFFLIN.
David o. watkins, Sherin.
Solicitor. Dated June Il, 192V.
6-24-it
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The evening world., 1920-09-27
BOKHARA CAPTURED
BY THE BoLSHEVIKS
Amir Defeated and Forced to Flee
10 Afghan Frontier With
Army.

ispscil cable Dipstca 70 ne pTsuins world
LONDON. Sept a7.--The story Of
the capture Of Bolthara by Bolsheviki
a told BY the Ailahabad correspond
tut OF the Daily Telegraph. Both the
attackers and the defenders lost
heavily before the Amir was forced
% nv to the Afghan frontier with the
Remnants OF his army. The Reds
booted the city and afterward ere
cuted many Of the Inhabitants on the
pretense that they had been guilty Of
Successes.
a despatch from the warsaw cor
respondent OF the Daily Mall says
the Poles. having completed their adj
vance az the south. have now begun
al offensive against the Bolshcvild in
the north. According 20 the Polish
General stan, Grodno was captured
saturday.
The evening world., 1920-09-27
DENIED VANDERBILT
SEEKS RED" TRADE
Was Reported 10 BE in Moscow
Negotiating With the Soviet
Government.

Reports from London. printed IN tho
London Times. that Frank A. vanderlip
and other American business men were
negotiating with representative q the
Soviet Government regarding the open
Ing OF trade relations with Russia were
not widely credited here to-day.
Mr.. Vanderlip. u was learned. IL not
n Moscow but Il ~ his home at Scar.
borough. Ills personal representatives
are unable 70 oooOunt Tor the report
that he was 20 confer with tho Soviet
Economic Council
A. the Nandorlip home ia was stated
That the financior had been at Soar
borough al summer and that Mr. and
Mrs. Vanderlp hal left to-day for an
automobile drive and would probably
return late to-day.
The evening world., 1920-09-27
DESCHANEL IN SAEITARIUM.

PARIS, Sept a7,-Former President
Deschahei who has entered a nanitar-
ium at Rouil. near Paris. IL not serious.
" a. according 10 q statement OF his
physician. Or, Tropaa. published b. Ia
Journal
The evening world., 1920-09-27

PARIS. sept. 27.-Anatole France. the
author. r. 10 be married shortly to ME-.
Emma Ia prevotto. according to an an.
nouncement pnblahnl In L.Oeuvre.
The evening world., 1920-09-27

Still Here-Nurse Allenl
One week morel SO many people wanted
to see her that she just had to stay.
Ready 60 answer all your questions about
babies that are and babies to be In the
GIAfBELS BABY sHOP-second Floor
The evening world., 1920-09-27

GENSAN, Corea, Sept. ~ (Asso-
slated Pressl.-Twsnty-fvs persons
were killed IN rioting here Thursday
night when Corean students attacked
ana destroyed or damaged branches
q tie Corean Industrial Bank and
the Oriental Development Company
ana seven japanese houses. The fol-
i0WinE night there was further shoot
ing. resulting IN additional casual
tles
The evening world., 1920-09-27
Ger,nan Coal sent Franos Won't
burn.

PARIS, Sept. 2T.-Aithough Ger
many IL now sending 20 France each
month the quantity OF coal stipu-
lated In the Spa agreement Il IL said
the coal will not burn. The Frnncb
are charging the Germans with trv-
ing deliberately In this way 10 eVado
the treaty.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-23
WOMAN DRY CHIEF
RULES CALIFORNIA
Taking Office on Death Of Director
Handley, She Plans Rigorous
Enforcement.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 2s.--'T be-
neve in enforcing the volstoad act
and a. far az Il IL In my power ]
WAL sec that Prohibition is a reality
In California" said Mrs. Gladys K
Warburton, who has temporarily
taken the post Of Prohibition Direc-
tor. made vacant by the sudden death
OF l.. A. Handley In an automobile
accident.
"of course this department does not
make raids or arrests; that is in the
province Of the Prohibition arents
The Director Issues liquor permits and
then sees 20 Il that the regulations IN
regard 10 sale Of liquor are carried
out BY simply following out the poll
cies Of Borin A. Handley. I think I
will be able 70 sec that the Volstead
act r. enforced IN California as far a.
the Office Of Prohibition Director IL
concerned.
This department is new ana IL
not yet In full running order. A
soon a. we get things systematized
We viii be able 20 keep track OF All
liquor permits and know whether
any are being abused or not Every
bottle Of liquor will be traced and ao-
counted for from the time Il leaves a
bonded warehouse until II reaches
the purchaser.
More held men are 10 be allowed
US, which will enable the department
20 keep a careful check on ali whole
salers and druggists dealing in
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-23

said he would give the tenants a years
eoso, Install white sinks IN place Of
the present galvanized ones. black
with age. put In hot water and steam
heat and better lighting facilities and
new dumb walters.
The tenants had not demanded oil
this ard were taken uback BY his gem
croEity. And it IL not a mere PROM
ise either A committee OF I'VE ten-
ants has been appointed to meet Mr.
lsaacs and oil the offered Improve
nnents will be put into the lease he
20 give them.
Il am not a pronteering nor n goug-
Ing landlord" said SIR. lsaacs at the
meeting. we are all better on for
a square deal. am going to do
everything I can well AFFORD 10 make
you tenants comfortable because II
! were In your place I would want 70
be made the same. like 70 deal in
a fair manner because you have been
fair and aboveboard with me. ] viii
30 totyou what l would like a land
lord 20 do 20 me"
Joseph Sacks % No. SOC. one OF the
tenants who made the bargain with
Mr.. 1saacs. said: "Mr Isaacs has been
mighty fair 10 as oil and we appre-
ciate a. lie Il one OF the fow good
landlords In New York and we
are glad to live In HIS houses. lie can
depend upon us 70 do the square
thing by him because he has been
good 90 u.s."
Max Iandsmann Of No. sO6. another
OF the bargaining tenants, said:
"Mr. Isaacs saw that our OFFER Of
rent Increase was Just and that was
our arat point OF agreement. Next he
has agreed 20 give us n lot OF con-
venlences we do not have now. He u
tho kind of a landlord 70 have be-
cause he mas consideration for his
tenants. Tie Is not continually trying
20 get the last cent out OF them and
give nothing IN return,
Samuel Perosky Of No. S0e, a ten
ant. said; He's what you'd call the
Golden Rule Landlord" lie wants 20
make US comfortable Just AZ ne would
like 20 be n he was IN our place. with
HIM We don't have any court or
Mayors Commlttee-its just straight
face 70 face bargaining like fair mind
ed. sensible people--like n lot Of broth
ers talking together"
The fOur-room apartments are in
front and have n hath, and under tho
new rental they will be s2i a month;
the three-room apartments are IN the
r. ~ and have no baths. and the new
rental win be ti6 and fi7 a month.
Everything considered and remen'
berinR the improvements that are to
be made, these rentals are thought
20 be extremely reasonable.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-23

liquors do not know whether my
appointment Will be- permanent o.
not / have been IN the Prohibition
Directors office almost from the time
Il was opened. serving first under
Frank Silval, now United States At
torncv"
Mrs Warburton says she r. not In
politics and politics will have nothing
to DO with her work She same 10
San Francisco last winter from Los
Angeles She was a student at the
University OF California four years
ago and spent some time In Wash
lnFton, where she was a member Of
the Women's City Club.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-23
4ROONS, BATH, S2l
IS THIS LANDLORD'S
RULE;;NORENT KICK
.ISaacs, Who Has 40 Tenants,
Is Content With 10 Per Cent.
on His Investment.

Joseph Isaaos Of No. 2ss Grand
street has been dubbed New Yorks
Golden Rule Landlord" by the i4O
tenants OF his I'VE tenements. Nos. SOC
70 sis East 1850 Street. not only be-
cause his motto is do unto your
tenants a. you would have them do 70
you" but carries Il into practice.
mo landlord Is entitled TO more
than about 10 per cent. on his Invest
mcnt" said the Golden Rlue Land
lord" to-day TO an Evening World
reporter who sought the viewpoint Of
a landlord who believes In the square
deal "Ten per cent is a Just and
equitable grose profit. have agreed
40 make AL repairs and 10 install vari-
Gus comforts which will cost about
$4,000. Ever tenant Is entitled 70
and shonld have all the comforts that
his rent warrants
IAN OF my tenants are my friends.
Ihoy are good, reliable people and
want to do what is right by them.
II II a source OF very considerable
Z satisfaction TO me that they are sat
isiied with the arrangements 1 have
made"
A day or two ago Mr.. Isaaos asked
bis 40 tenants for an increase Of 81
per month for four-room apartments
and o. 81 a month for three rooms.
m tenants were organized, and some
maicontents had aDolSen OF tenants
strike"
A meeting OF tho tenants was called
end Mr. Isaaos met them and asked
what would satisfy them. They replied
1aag would give him a raise OF 81 a
nnonth FOR four rooms and 81 a month
Tor three rooms. without hesitation
heagroed. A little later In the evening
80 matters were being talked over. bs
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-09-23
HANLEY IS AN AMERICAN
net We waats It Understooa Hes
In Sympathy with the sinn
Fein Movement

An interview with John ,. FANNY
Of sisi Broadway. which appeared In
Mondays Evening World unwittinEly
placed Mr.. Haniey in an unfortunate
light He recently returned from
Ireland. where he had narrowing ex-
periences. and the report went out
that he didn't know who had shot at
him-Sinn Feiners or English sol
dlera.
= Az a matter Of fact Mr.. Haniey has
been an ardent supporter OF the
home rule movement. and his viowu
have changed not az all since his
visit 20 iceland. He has asked The
Evening World 20 clear up the dim
Guilty and states that he IL 100 per
cent American, but that his sym
pathiea are entirely with the Sim
Fein movement In Ireland and that
any contrary intimataOn 10 entirely
erroneous.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
GENERAL sQU|ER.. EXPLAINS
RAPID PROGRESS IN WIRE
Chief Of Signai Corps Tells OF
Strides in Use OF Noninsulated
Communications.
10y AssocIated Press. ]

WASHINGTON. April "a. -Tele-
phone. telegraph and cable communi-
iE .,, methods may he revolution
Quoted by the army signal corps and
described today before the National
Academy, OF Scientists by Major.Gen.
Explaining how the army had oh
tainnd wcll-nigh perfect results both
In teiegrnphins and telcphoning oyer
n pare Wits vnSsr laid In the water and On
Squicr predicted that the expensive
heavy insulated land and submarine
S Ia si, now IN use would be replaced
number Of telephone or tcleETanS
messages would be sent at the same
General snpicr told the scientists
communication was established re-
gently between Fort Washington.
nd. and Fort Hunt, Va, d;s
tant three quarters Of a mile. on
opposite sides of the Potomac Siver.
ny the use OF bare phosphor bronze
wire laid in the river to conncc, the
two stations
Similar communication was estab-
.is , between stations at the signal
Vail, y. j.. by using bare COPPER
wire buried about eight inches in tho
earth and connecting the two sta
lions. about thrcc-ouarters OF 4 mile
apart.
As ocean ,elcgraphy in It's present
form has Reached limit and sub
marine telephony is practically i'm
possible. General Squcr said the
hope for Improvement lies in tho
adoption or pare wires laid In tho
water. using hish-frequcncy currents
and In The study OF the necessary
changes
While The germ o! tho present
idea WAS noted by General Sauicr in
1910. II was not until the United
states catered tho war that In.
necessity for raoid development
came. Hc told the scientists that
the need OF eliminating inhalation
arose when the United States was
called on TO supply the allies Az well
az itself Machinery for Insulating
capacity OF only 5000 miles 4 month,
whcreas 10000 miles OF wire monthly
was required by the American army
alone.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
Revolt BATTLE CLAIMED
800 NONC0MBATANTs
Fighting at Guatemala City Fatal
To Muny Men, Women
aud Children.
Iny As.ocIatr6 rr.sn.

SAN SALVADOR. REPUBLIC OF
SALNADQli. April 2I.--Men. women
were Killed in the recent lighting in
Guhtemi!a CITY during the revolt.
which resulted In the overthrow OF
President Cabrera. according TO tho
tuntcmaiu.
Numerous adhcrents OF Cabrera
who remained faithful to their chief
atviccS say. and many Guatcmalans
VIC Ned from Inc country are re
turning and are being received with
enthuSiaaip.
G"uatcinalan refugees hers recently
sent a conlmunicat to tho rev
President OF Guatemala. Carlos Her
with cahrera's downfall, asking that
Cabrera DE tried hy competent
court. President Herrera in reply.
replleh mat his government was in
GuatemolSn courts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

su'onobile have brought the farmer forth
farm. anu he Is Increasingly q figure to DO
reSNonea with In all the suc'.'l. economic and
pohliea! questions OF the day. So far the
,heraucao!e Instincts OF the property owner
Keep NM untouched and unrespons!vc smd
nc .hidsu miner madness OF theories born OF a
"esaoent woria. Nearly everywhere the farm
Ing community is prosperous
-, nc atn.i. towns on the coupn,ryside share
cncd to the new life or proeress and advance
, ment: Ihcy are keen about having their own
's"'ine p'snts, often their leo and
yer p,ah's' lheir stores a,e N ,crocosms OF
inc SHOPS OF the great cities. They arc the
e.ns.ant subjects and brnrhcitrl"s OF tic,
, nsr.'ss lean up and Paint Up Camrnisns'
,,,. n S'Nc them new and more attraciir"
Saee ana increase ths;r ambition and
.msn 'o.'.l pri"e. which is the cause OF their
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
Foor Old Man.
INDIGESTION. intestinal, s.as

constipation. indigestion Intestinal s.ass
sssns: varico:esr. hemorrhcics piles. dis
Torg,s en- s, or the womb prospse various
dren and adults. and--weiI. j am not at
me pinS 70 s ssss'o ~ num.n Ills 6u! mercy
are primarily caused by bad posture Ii is
Isl % a % and s, SinSr
rhG t hani' OF posture to which refer is that
these lis a II" me many more SSS poor OF
y n man ms H., PAYS n for :he privilege 0; p.rambast
rn NINA G lssor sns rPm s
, The ho,isonts POSTURE. In The cree, posture
Saea ia. ye tSr ,Hd se Of 9aa
or is nr sss" hs r"m horas
take; maybe man did.
Ia c Sw., n ns,ns have valves which
liner vens sck or suc ae'u[n Nov 81 ni SSsd
Sn u yeInF ,b N Inc nes h.ys 'nch Valves
in The veins % his thorax. far NOR. than he
10 keep on his hind legs. II he rever,s to all
E a Veins IN OF ss ne ,na has NO need or rsves in
y.fn o nc the su,rsn, of blood ,hronsh the
the other hand. has some use for valves in the
Veins OF the neck. 70 aid the curren, OF blood
the animai is feeding. 70 '"e "e"'' S''e
seems ,'so, absurd to think tina, poor old
5uped posture for Just a few minus in The
tanned by sufferers from any o: the ailments
enumerated In this article by tho mere prat-
ticn OF crawling or creeping about on hands
and knees i've minutes three times a day. in
order 10 add to tho wholesome effect OF such
exercise. by oveCcorrncting the evil people
not over eighty years of age may do the
GachsnGnd cra~l--creep!ng hands and
knees but with The elbows bent outward
that ihc shoulders and chest arc almost on
the fo"r And younger people may, attain the
very ,antthcsis Of evnluttonal weakness 10y
getting up and standing their head and
hands st FIRST against wall hut later right
cut in the middle fthe ioor until they arc
NOT TO exceed scrnnty-fivc years old IN N nd
Eciicr than mere crawling. az remedial
exercise, is the dachshund nl. And bet
;er stll than the dachshund c-awi is the
seem a Joke IN victims of false dignity. il
Is Tar more sensible procedure than wearing
Suppo' ter or simp!ing pills.
Questions and tnsucrs
This Is Not r lattery~-l want you TO tell me
20 tel! mr. to consult my family pin ys.c:an be-
cSuse he dossnt know Eoitres from spav!ns
tMrs r. j. Nj
Answer--I can tell all know about a Srea,
any subjects in sentence. Hut. without
boast;ns. IL would AXE part OF column, ]
Terily believe. 10 tell il all on the subject o.
Eoitre here Send stamped kelr- addressed
envelope for Information which may help you
inu do not natter yourself on Your choice .,
family physician.
Nothin. Doing for the Fat Match. r. ease
send me complete directions how 10 reduce
especially the hips and legs. tt! r. n----.--..)
AnSwer--Mention your age, height. weiEht
and hitch handle your signature so I'll
know whether you are a man "A woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28

NJ coward soul is mine.
No trcmbler in the worlds storm
troubled sphere:
I sec heavens glory shine
And faith shines cqua armine me
from fear
o. God, within my breast.
Almighty, ever present Deity!
Life that in me has rest
AS ], undyinS Life! have power in
Thee!
Vain are the thousand creeds
That move mems hearts; unutterably
vain.
Worthless as withered weeds
Or idlest froth amid the boundless
main
TO waken doubt in one
Holding 80 fasI 10 Thine infinity;
SO surely anchored on
The steadfast rock of immortality.
With wide embracing love
Thy spirit animates eternal years.
PervHdes and broods above
Changes. sustains. dissolves, creates
and rears.
Though Garth and man were gone.
And suns and universes ceased to he
And Thou vert left alone
Every existence would exist in Thee
There Is not room for death,
No atom that His might could render
void;
Thou. Thou art being. breath.
And what Thou art may nevcr be de-
Emily Bron,e's Last verse
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DUTCH HELD RESPONSIBLE
FOR GUARDING EX.KAlSER
Allies Feel Wilhelm, SERIOUS Menace
IL Left Within Forty kiloneters
or rcutcnir Border.

THE HAGUE. April 2I.--.Rcsponsi-
billy for the continued residence In
Holland Of former Emperor william
81 Germany Was placed sQuaroly and
exclusively on tho Netherlands gov
eminent In note sent by Premier
Lloyd George. OF Great Britain. on
March -. and published today for
tho nrst time in the orange book
relating to the demand for eatrRdI-
ton OF count Hohenzollern
Lloyd Georges note SAYS: The al.
lied governments have learned Of the
royal decree assiEnins the former
Emperor "a definite place Of intern
meni in C;recht. this decree hclnG
atcompa MED by an undertaking ~
the Netherlands government 10 49,
sumo complete responsibility for the
GUS toby OF the former Emperor ana
control OF his correspondence and re-
la,ions with the outside world"
The note pointed OUT that William.
in spite o! precautions. is "A very
serious danger 80 long as left within
forty EIlometers OF the German from
tier. and Is q potential center OF re-
a:,!onary propaganda and a consiun;
menace TO the peace OF Europe"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
News of Fifty Years Ago
From, Richmond Dispatch, April IS 1870

YESTERDAY occurred the grea,ess calam!ty
lie falling il: OF Inc floor .; the Old Senate Il;
:or the Sessions o! the Supreme Cour, of An
reals '.. Of The STATE E;eyen o,eiocs was the
ins understood that there would he announced
"a. SP' n, the hI sue s of The
known as the chnhoon- Eiiyson csxe.-.waien
~. !arae nnmbe5 OF citizens aasemb NIB In
ne ne sal!e,ry and nc space IN front Of H.:
.; sucn a pac.od mass was too great .or the
innertectiy constrngted hooring and yet more
s" Hs nrsi IL" fnr Ss the eoH Welding in
..;sntl! snd going down With Il. carrying thr
paa'ted body .: n.en TO the 100. of he House
e.rf. snd ,a,ai as ms aar ae mea.y ceii
lac aah the iImb.rs which supported it de-
iaE ii. mort.l.iy, t.t.y: sis. Nee Killed out
riFht and oihers may die trom Injuries re.
npss sarG5 noshy n XII Inc ms"s1Es
rarcue 0; the sreat maturity o: IN. body had
Or had a' the Se
ing .. N. court been ~ instead .! ~ o'clocs.
been IN seaalon The reporiers % the D.a
1 1SH eS. H ,a., We're oS,snaSe ~
= terrible calamity hiss just occurred by
arc now sleeping In the cair, rspose OF death,
!, is htiing upon zneh an occasion that some
sorrow that psrvsdes every t,eart. II Is
therefore Recommended that the people
senb!. the Capitol Square today at IL
O'CLOCK 20 give suitable expression 70 their
sr:ef and sympathy this mouFnfu' coca
sion.
Letters received from Farmvile say Or. y.
W. wilson .Aas accepted the call 10 the pas
torate or In. Grace Street B1p'hi Church OF
tn!x city.
Ms. N. Al: pen,. formerly Of Morsaniown
rights In SOW YORK. Her husband wss :.
member % the Virginia HEGtski0n cDnvcn,! 10
in 1861 and Is wei remembered by rAvtra!
rt,zenr .! Rirhmond
The nsmiannnil .nspeot!rn Of the Fire De-
parimcn;. required By fisir ias. TOOK place
!esle;ds: GhtrnDon a. byrd and Ninth H,rect.,
nndt. The auneryIsiOh Of captain Charters, %
The department
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-28
BRITISH GIRL EXERCISES
NORTHUMBERLAND RIGHT
Refuses to Marry Sweetheart She
Crossed "Hrin!" Dec, to We'd.
Again on Atlantic.
tE% Associated Prcss.

NEW YORK. April a1.-A woman
Ia" the !mmemorahlc and incontro-
Ncriiblc right to Slan2c her mind
N'"ther she br on land or sea: some
times a woman is worry much at sea
regarding. her mind
MISS Violet l.. Cooper prcttv
young Eritiah Girl. TOOK advuntaSc OF
her SEEKS inaiicnable right while size
was CABIN passenger OH tho Muurc-
tHnta en- route 10 New York To marry
IN American doughboy. .rc decided
rot To marry aftcr all, and today she
is again on ~" brine returning home
On the same snip.
Il came here intending 10 marry an
American soldier a"ho was my sweet :
hoar, in England during the war"
she explained before sailing. Blu, on
the ship i changed my mind because !
friend"