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finh that tho man you sell II to
Will not give you n dollar for
every dollar you paid for Il. The
price Inns been brought down he
cause no many people are Offer
Ing ia scll their bonds. II the
mnrket In flooded with tomatocs,
you can buy them cheap, but II
everyone In clnmorInE for tomu-
toes and there are few To he had,
the price goes UP. The same liz
true of Liberty bonds. Short
sighted people nrc dumping them
ON the market, and wise ones arc
buying them.
tie best ndvIce that can he
given to the owner or n Liberty
bond TX thisi Hold the bond you
bought during the war, II In ms
nhfe and sound ms the United
states government Itself.
Huy ns many more Mt the prev
ent low rnte ms you rnn AFFORD. IT
you hold them TO maturity, you
hrc bound to make the difference
between what they sell Mt now
nnd their face value. You Will
also receive good interest on your
Investment.
Hold ON TO your Liberty bonds
md buy more.
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COTTON Markets.

NEW York May io..Thers' was a gen.
Ing Nav rose to SsarIy the scent level.
under freer offerings The board Of man
aEers Of the exchange suspended the trad
Ing limit OF cents pound on May
'jamp OF" q 81 points in May contracts
aEars OF the 2no-point limit on May CON
tracts were the features attending the
opening Of the market. Late months
e. tno hrrt - minutes May contracts were
en- - points from the top and new crop
?lous close. May notices rapresenting
S9o.tt : aGm; bales were reported In the
Ths, opshins advance to Aes for May
Eter eased of to iaeo, compared Win
G.lo at TIE close last night. Later months
For : time in tina lpte afternoon the
market rallied on coverinH and advanced
about 20 points from tho bottom. but seii-
,l3S was resumed RgEressively near The
last prices We're 30 TO So points net lover
except Nav. which closed 50 points mel
S;pot here was steady with m,ddl,na 40
points higher at i3a there were no sales
S SihdGtd,,aat New Orleans was steady With
Sann,Ins unchanged at 4ohci there were
Receipts Of cation IN bales at some Of
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Keep Faith With the United States;
Hold Your Liberty Bonds and Buy More!

The United states government
borrowed money from you 10
finance the wnr. You bUld the
Eovernment'n promise 10 my you
bnck. This promise IL chilled "a
Liberty bond or Victory note. On
this bond is Stntcd the conditions
under which the government bor-
r""cd the money from you.
For instance, II you hold
bond or tho third Liberty Ionn, IL
stntcs TINT on April Is and Octn-
her IL OF each yeur until maturity,
3ou Will receive lnirrcst on the
nmount you para Tor the bund.
Other issuen beBr other rates OF
intcrcst and other maturity dates,
NIL of which nre clearly stated ON
the bond.
Now. IL you keep your bond
until the date when the govern
mcht pays yOu In fun for %, you
do not need TO worry II. In the
meantime, the price IN low one
day or high the next. You md
Uncle Sam nrc living up to your
agreement with ench other, and
neither will lose by Il.
On tho other hand. II you sell
your Liberty bond now, you wilt
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CHICAGO GKAIN AND PR0pucE.

,'hI'hiO. May ls.-Severe new breaks In
me Value OF corn resulted today chiefly
from strained credit conditions and from
inc abnormal plight % railway traffic, The
market mi, S!oseA nervous 2is TO- SIC net lower.
WIN July l.S''7 10 "a. and September l5Ts4
to ibiI.. Oats Hn!shed &c lower to &c
varied from &c GSsinS Is, n rise op s
m s,Gient ns"Si,nS' Of Er,ses In the corn
e tion besaSy GT,ent H9iiers OF lhs. or
forts TO unload. and u, one stage forced
e. nrop or iD'.c . bushe!. During the con-
was off as much as l2c hut this state.
mint was aft.rward corrected. As a mat
ter OF fact, OF course. the amount OF bust
ness done in the May delivery. was com
p.ratlyely small being restricted TO deal
ers who have government, food licenses.
OF trading den;efcd. We're " Under "e he 9usx
s.'ins pressure. both from longs and
sho.ts but managed to keep Within
cents or yesterdays close. With prospccts
Of ENLARGED receipts here. hears remained
IN undlsputcd control OF the market
tnrouEhou. tho session.
Shorts In May oats blt W that delivery
corn 1870
Fresh mrturns In tho price Of hogs gave
relative nTmncsS 10 provisions
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beef and butcher cattle, slow. mostly
TOP. 1880 for long. t.d ycari!ngs; top heavy
s,s"r.; 1850: bulk. an weight li.to@ 20;
weak and bulls steady: calves steady to
higher With bulk dealer, al Iio'0i3o!;
Hogs: receipts 5000: opened Is 10 &c
higher. closed weak. 10 10 l5c lower than
early: tor 1870. bulk. l3sO0ii50; pigs
nasty steady with bulk desirable. l2OD
Sheep: receipts, 5000: slow uneven. hes,
shprn lamhs steady TO higher: others
mmeossrS t bsr i. AZ biz OF prime handy
ewes, l2,09gl.j: spring lumba slow to
lower; choice natives. u %
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NEW ORLEANS. May An important
selling movement developed In cotton to-
usy, s'artins on The opcning and con
,th'inG Il had prices e5 to II: po!niI under
IN. NAL quotations OF yestordsy. July
:a!.!nE on to A,S and October 10 Is 80
Last prices were at losses OF IN tn li3
pninS, a, no time did the market make
any show of resctinE
selling was based mainly on the weak
hehs In the hecurieS market and on a
aiihoush considcrsbi: selling was done on
prospects for the belt. The weekly crop
rrp2ris from the government were gem
favorable than expected. but they did not
stimulate any. buying OF consequence
feature OF the carly trading Mas the
csol.d report from Liverpool ihs, Man
hester was getting cancellations OF cloth
were In the position Of being Obliged TO
W 20 resell the goods In the last half
sGsr.r.lve and they forced considerable
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NEW YORK, May l3-The market on
the Broad Street curb today was one Of
heavier offerings than the recorded trans.
actions Indicated. many stocks being in
supply In large blocks. seeking n demand
which was conspicuous by It's abs,'nce
The dealings made carried a large mum.
nomo cases tho downward movements COW
orcd an extensive range. Texas Pacific
large amounts OF the rights were sold at
]: to ~. SimIns Petroleum sold down 10
the now low OF ltb. tropical oil dropped
over over ! p1int to isl3 and many other issues
Explosives was steady. "A moderate amount
OF business beinE transac--G AT ..
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
NAVAL. STORES

JACKSONVILLE. May io'-Turp.n,inc.
steady. L75ais3; sales. SO; receipts. IS:
sales. o:s; receipts. l.2;j: shlpments' none
stock. 1865. Quote: u. 1905 dA25: d. i7J6
q ITO: r. lI.e5: r. l125Ml73O: g. lis a
"a; H. l7;3earl73; I. lis a, 7.i5: X. i; 20 e
ITO: n, TS5VB.eo; y. 1915; VIC. Is:
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COTrONAEEn OH.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
(Repor,ed bv hodEer&. P!ummer & Cc

Petersburg. Va. May TO- 1920
SPANiSH-Farmers' stock. market quiet
$50 per bushel
NtAS-Farmer,' stock, market quiet
Fancy Jumbo. oa.c per 10.
Jumbo 81. per III
Extra prime. &c per 10.
Prime Sac per 10
Smelling stock Sc 10 SIG per lb
Rcclcaned ard Sheiled: Wholesale
JuInbos, lie per III
Fancies. l1kc per 10.
Extra large Va. shelied. i5c per lb
No ! Va. shellsd. lie per 10.
No. Va. she!!ed. l0isc per ID
No. ! Spanish shclled. l3i,c per H.
no. : spanish shellsd. lac per 10.
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Port movement.
New .iork-MlidlinE. noo; exports. slI;
Minor ports-Stock. !sIl
,To,al todaymkeeai?ts. csi3: exports. H..
20 nt5 w.
Total. for .cason-Receip,s. s.s57. ,s: eI.
ports, 5.si5.tgt.
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FINANCIAL.

NEW YoRk. May 10 Cotton GOOD. IN.
day were cas- or with demand light. Yarns
were quiet: burleps were easy and silks
quiet. Wood goods were easier.
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LoNpCN. May ie.-Bar silver 6si. per
rates: short Bills s& cents ia.is per sV cent.
Ihvec-month bll!s. 6si cents. 1915 per cont.
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poctsd In the very near future owing 70
the recent sharp advances In rawP
The weakness In Wall Street and com
mnod.iy markets In general failed TO check
the rising tendency In sugar futures. which
made now high records ON further buying
oy trade interests and commission houses
proupted by tho continued strength in
tho .3ct market. Closing prices were Is
TO i"v points net higher.
CoTToNSEEp OIL
NEW YORK. May io.-A!,cr declining
some 10 to Is points under local selling
on tho weakness In grains and cotton.
hrn showing In lard. Leading months
closed to II points net lower. Sales:
1852 barrels. Prime crude, $3.50. nominal ::
prime summer yellow spot. 1880. May
1928; July, 1879: September. 1906. Prime
winter yellow and summer white, nominal
NEW ORLEANS. MAY Io-Rourh rice.
no safes receipts, c:S sacks, yulIlers re-
AMI same; S!ean rice no sales bran
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,h- leading points today were: Galveston.
!.o6' New Orleans. 26Si; Mobile. COL; Ss-
'Snn.h. sIS; Augusta. eiI: Houston. 1856.
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LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

Wholesa!s Quotations by woodson. Craig
Inc. lz!J EAst Cary st Madison teS.J
Richmond. Va. May 10, 1870.
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PRODUCE MARKET.
COEEEE.

x.,.... NorfEE.
NEW YORK. May 1a.-An carly advance
In tho market for coffee futures met In
crescd offerings and there was a charm
break in later under humiliation, The open:
active months sold TO IL points above
last nights closing, hgures.. during the
early trading, with July touching Is is and
December 1870. The steady Showing OF
the RIO market promoted some BUYING.
hut sentiment was unsettled hy weakness
In stocks and other commodity markets
and the market turned weak with Juiy
selling on to i5.o5 and December TO iLGs
or q to - points net lowe! The close
showed net decline OF - to az points
ON the general list May, 1870; July. 1906;
January. ii5i; March. li55.
spot cohee was reported IN poor dcma M
With Rio e. quoted Fl. l5'sGsisii: Santos
- At 23t W2iLs cost and freight offers In.
cluded Santos IS and ~ for july 10 Sep,
TENDER shipment at :5.go and lilo Is .or
July to September at ls..c. i.onoon credits
The official cables showed an advance
OF rs refs in tho Rio market with San.
tos futures % rois lower TO u higher. The
dollar buying rate was UNCHANGED with
Rio exchange on London l-isd lower. BRA.
lillian rort receipts. 1900: Jund!ahy re,
Seini,. 3.c0. Rio cleared $40 for New
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NEW YORK. May 1.-THE local markc.
for raw sugar continued strong. buyers
were rerorted bidding 22.sc for Cuhas
cost and freight. but there were no sellers
at that figure and no fresh business was
reported On the basis OF last sales quo
;ations were nominal as follows: Cubas
cost end freight &c. equal to 2a.O1 for
There was nothing new in the refined
situation. the demand being active and
much in excess of the supply. Prices were
unchanged at 20i7 to 25c for fine granu.
lated. although some adjustment Is ex-
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CIICAGO 1--WE STOCK MARKET.

Sopu spfinH lhmeH. 20 10 70 cents.
rrtsh cows and calves. 10 to l.so. &C
:oFd!ng To quality
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29
w O M AN S
WORLD AND
WORK :.
IAN CRAWFORD PERKINS

and honorable mention was made of
the work of Nadia RoWm1sier. Bon
ME Frybarror ana Mary koFc The
following program was rendered
Group of Giyuur McIudlrs. James
Small mluout. from military sym
phouv Hayden Iurlccn short
Lightly Dance. Fleet Fingers. Victor
Oh,rholZor. Gusotto Modern. Mary
Helen Brown charlotte Fig1ri,
UuWc sweet Home. Harvey SpIl'rs.
Scxte'tc from Lucia Bonnie Fryhar.
ger. Spring Song. tElmoroichD. NIL
dred Green on tho Meodow bdch-
nor). ruth Allen. Reading, rho Duel
tFIeldD. Tho Old Tramp Two Little
Girls. Hilcyt. Dorothy fir14t, Dipsy
Roudo. GIlydcnJ. cara Boss short
scene Petite Rallot. fSohuetb, nadia
Bowmaeter, Martha, Flotow Mel
nuroJ IucU short NnniI' Polo
raIHo. Hhop'nI, Gretchen buohlor
e sharp Minor Prelude, IHichmtui
uofG Edward short. Dance
Meyer Ioluundj, Mary Rose, BAL.
lade In a Flat major. tChopinD. Car
rle H. fiko.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

Misses LuEdna and Jane Dawson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

will he the crOwninR ~ The days
pleasure. Covers will be laid for IS.
Finn Newton
Announcement ! smiIs of The re-
cent marriage Of Miss Grace Nowton
pf S' Louis aud br Geoyge ~.
flInn Of Tulsa ana St Louis Dr.
Flrsi and bride viii make this city
their home
senior Prom
one of the beautiful events ~ the
coming week viii be the senior prom
given in tho gymuHFlum ~ the Tulsa
high Hchol ON Monday night pans
are FOR moro elaborate dance than
has ever been given before. Four.
teen Of the seniors Will be hosts and
thoy have invited their friends to be
present on tho occasion
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

rivcn FOR tho education coui'toe by
Mrs T.. y Latham. chairman.
Circus party for gir reserves ~
LongfoUow. whittier. Horace Mann,
jefferson. irving. Lincoln and Per.
shiug In girls work department. 3 To
; y. M.
Young women's class - the First
Methodist Episcopal church. taught
by Mrs - II Leonard ana groups
OF young women from Nid-C and
/ ONO cities companies - 80 10 caInI
/ for week end, 2.20 p W.
Recreation leaders 20 20 camp foi
supper ana early evening party
2.3O y. ~.
Diner party FOR members of The
sccro'arial STAIR u the nome Of Mrs
|C. r. StrouvclIc chairman ~ the
[ girls work committee. j.. ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

2Oc on the Dollar
Il Pretty Good Investment, Don't You Think?
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

Mrs. G g Spindlcr viii present
her piano pupils iu recital SATURDAY
afternoon in the public library al
3 30 O'CLOCK ana again in tho cvc.
nlng at SIS o'clock Tho public as
well as the patrons viii receive a
cordial welcome, Tho program H.
Rs follows.
waltz CShcabboED. Howard Smith
L'ArAbcsaue tBurgmullcrb. 1vis
Vance. 4 Little waltz (Gayuor), MI
riam Spindlor. La Chevaleres1u"
CBrugmillcr). Rosalic Barry Minuct
tNewton) Nadine Sllthouse, Pixies
sliding Down nm tRrown). Helen
Long: Rondo MiEnou Diaumfcldorl ,
Ruth HERNIA McAnally, The way
side Rose OFischc). Virginia Mir
ishaH. Rondo VirnRcois CDcnneD.
Helen pcShauc, Morning Prayer
strcabbog), Victor Hail, Flying
Leaves CkoolingD. rornelip Nounk-
man. Valso OpcnncD, virginia Har-
ris. Italia CWachs), GLADYS Han,
Melody ~ Love tEnglcmAnn). Doro-
thy McCunc, Tarlutollc tNollcD, ,
Dorothy Harris. Schorzzctto blun-
teri, Alice Hoke; Hungarian tKoel-
ling). Eugene Minshall, Marcho
Mignon poldinD. Butterfly paval-
lee), Ethclmae Smith
Saturday Evening Program.
The Little Truants tEnglemann) ,
Ren Mcphce Nalse farahcsque
Uncb. Bcrnico Walker, The But
terfly (MorkeD, Jack Mcphee. Air
de Ballet op. 30 tChamminodc), ,
Kathleen Fountain; Second Nalsc
Caprice (JaoksonD. Cleo Crews;
plerrctto CChamminadc), Etude
fRavina), Myra Reeves; lmpromptu
{RauhnIdt gt.iIn I'prtier. Segpud
Ma2urka (Godardl, Dorothy Rem
fro: 10 Spring CGreig), Katherine
owens; Air de Ballet 1MoskowskD,
Lucille Ward The Brooklct tSpin
dlor). Goldic Smith. Uomnnze (Non
Wilml. Ruth ward, Prelude (Rach-
mannofD, Frank Dean Cathcy; Vo.
nance G.a Forge), Rondo Caprlci-
oso (Mendelssohnl, Frances Sap
penfield. Awarding OF medals.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

AFFOCilIOU WIN IINI0lIE Hpnr'F
and general reunion at the Conn
try club thia afternoon ana tonight
the oklahoma Nalc club mcmhorG IN
Tulsa arc expecting q great time So
cially. tho wivca ~ Tulsa m'mhors
viii receive with them this after.
noon I'm tho club and over tho tea.
cups an informal hour or $50 win
pass A. night tho annual banquet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29
TnflnN,- I.Acnis

oklahoma Yale club will give att
ernoon tea and banquet at night IN
Country club
Huu-itrilrnic society viii meet
with Mr.. Raleigh IS shade
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29
IsupiIs Recital.

Mrs. y. c. Acostn presented her
piano pupils in recital In her studio,
1909 South Main. Tho pupils acquitted
themselves quite creditablv. and this
closed successful season. The gold
fScdnl for diligence and Improvement
was awarded to Clara Boss Short.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29
CLUb EUenfs

~. \ u.
Tho regular June meetings ~ the
Daughters OF the American RcvoIu-
tion viii he hold IN tho j.. " g. \
on Wednesday II tho coming week
whom NoH1,mes T.. l. Merry J VI
e. FISHER ana 4 Kennedy VIII be
NO.teHHrH
Nnuai blcCtion
Clement \ Evans chapter. United
Daughters ~ Tho Coutcdora'y. will
meet I'm regular monthly session or
Saturday, June 8. Al which time the
annual election ~ officers viii ~
held \ fun attendance is desired
Tho meeting will he held with Mrs
Fred Fulghum assisting hustesses tc
be- Nosdlmos j. A Boarman. O. "
Hovis and Joseph i. BYRD lr.
V. W g 4 Calendar
Parting Eifi luncheon IN honor OF
Mias Ethel Joy williams, recently
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29
Personal Mention

Mrs Wright O. Baker of Okmul-
Eee spent Friday In the city.
Dr and Mrs J. w. Abel will return
today from the general conference
which was recently held in Des
Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. I q. Rosser and Mrs. y. G
Richardson ir., left Tuesday for Min
oral Wells where they will make A
short visit.
Misses LuEdna and Jane Dawson
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

Mrs. Josephine Hobson ~ Alba,
Iowa, past grand matron Of the East
ern star of Iowa, has been the guest
for several days OF Mrs J. Rose and
was a guest ot honor on Wednesday
at the meeting ~ the Tulsa stars.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

of the Esther apartments are leaving
Tulsa 20 make their home In Los
Angeles. California They will visit
Hot Springs and 81 Louis before go
ing west. They expect 10 reach Los
Angeles about July !
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

Mrs Max Pischel and children are
leaving this evening TO spend four
months In san Diego. California. The
Dischel home on South Carson will be
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

We irish to apologize to our customers who could
not be serUed as promptly lre ,could Ike-early
morning hours are better for shopping-less con.
gestion and fresher displays.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-05-29

Parting gin luncheon IN honor ~
Miss Ethel JOY williams, recently
foreign secretary. to he
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15
TEACHERS UNION LACKS
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE
Instructors Too Busy to Devote
Sufficient Time, Is Explanation
of SHORTAGE.

Offices In the Grade School Teach
ers' Union are not in great demand
this year, principally because the
school teachers are unable to flnd
sufficient time to devote to the work
This was indicated last night at
meeting Of the nominating committee
Of the organization. which adjourned
until Friday, April %. after only
about half the necessary number OF
candidates names had been inscrloed
on the ballot.
Only one name has been put on the
ballot for the position OF president,
which has been held for the las.
year by Miss Maude Alton. principal
Of the Americanization School. Inc
nominating committee is anxious 70
have at least three candidates Tor
this position.
1t has been definitely decided that
Miss Alton will not he reelected
president because of a provision IN
the bylaws of the unions constltu.
ton which prohibits any schoot
principal from holding office. Such
provision in the bylaws Of the
constitution Of the High School
Teachers Union resulted several
weeks ago in the resignation of Miss
Alice Deal as principal of that or
ganization.
The candidates for Offices in the
Grade School Teachers Union Will
be elected at the May meeting OF the
organiZation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-15
FRENCH BRIDE Whales GAS.
Wife of Policeman Robert Strong
Is Saved by Members of Force.

Unconscious from Illuminating gas.
Mrs. Sarah Strong. twenty years old.
French bride. wife Of Policeman
Robert Strong of the third precinct.
was found in her room at 9O1 22d
street Yesterday afternoon. She had
attempted to take her life. it is
stated. because Of Inconsistencies,
which made her Respondent.
Policeman A. f Miller Of the third
precinct hurried to the house in re-
Spouse to a message telling of the
odor OF gas coming from the room.
found Mrs. Strong unconscious and
proceeded to give first aid. He turned
OF the flow of gas, opened the door
and windows. and was engaged in an
effort to revive the patient when
other members OF the force came to
his assistance.
Mrs. Strong was hurried to Elmer
gency Hospital, where physicians sa id
the efforts Of the police to induce
respiration probably had saved her
life. Two farewell letters written by
Mrs. Strong, one to her mother. in
France, and the other to her mother
in-law, Mrs. James A. Strong Union
VILE. Va, were found in the room.
Robert Strong was a soldier in
France at the time of his marriage to
Miss Sarah Guibert. the marriage tax
ing place in June, shortly before the
soldiers return to his native country.
He obtained position on the police
force after his return.