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ONE KILLED; MANY
INJURED IN CRASH

Erie. Pa. July 2S.-W!lliam Zimmer.
n track laborer Of Edinboro. Pa. was
Killed and twelve persons were injured
when passenger and freight car met
in hcad-on collision on the Northwest
orn Pennsylvania electric railway two
miles south Of here this afternoon.
Failure Of tho freight train TO take a
switch was given by officials of tho
road as the cause OF the accident.
The seriously injured were: Mrs 7.
r. Sheridan. Chicago: Mrs. / J. Klow-
,cr. Cambridge Springs, Pa; John Hop
ski. Erie Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob l. Mohn:
PITTSBURGH; Austin Corll. motorman OF
passenger car: Lee Vaughn and Frank
Leslie, freIkht train crew Of Meadyille,
Pa. and Archibald Steele. section fore
man. Edinbcro. Pa All are in Erie hos
pitQls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
GERMAN PARTICIPATION

nerl!r, July cS-Thst Germany
should he Represented in the proposed
conference between allied and Soviet
REPRESENTATIVES at London was the
opinion expressed TO the Re!chstag to-
day by pr. Walter S.nons. German
foreign secretary.
Il am now curious TO see" the secre-
tary declared whether in the negotia-
tions soon 20 begin on the eastern ques-
tinn between the entente and soviet
Russia II the entente again VIII make
the same mistake as at Versailles when
II undertook to solve there. the eastern
European question. namely. that Of pro-
ceeiinE without Germany. II that
should happen. then eastern peace will
become a house Of cards. much more
unstable than the peace Of Versailles
ever can become"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Ex-MayOr Anaigned
For Misrepresentation

Salt Lake City, Utah. July as
Complaints charging misappropriation
NJ public funds have been fled against
r A Rock. until last week mayor OF
Salt Lake city. by Leslie Frazer as
s!stant county attorney. Il was an
nornccd today. Thc total - m!sap-
rvo0riat!ons alleged wa 10000.
Mr.. Frazer said that Mr.. Book last
tho city commission tina: he had mis-
appropriated the funds. and that the
commission permitted him to restore
the sum named and accepted his resiS-
nation. Book has been ar-aigped on
two Of the complaints and admitted 70
bail.
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Pittsburgh. Pa, July .S--LA ne reQues't
Of John L. LOWS. lnternatonal pres.
dent Of the United Min" Workers, that
a jo!rt conference be held by repTeseH-
Ia;ives Of the men and operators 70
consider The mining situation in the The
central competitive netd, VAS refused
hv the Pittsburgh Coal Producers as
s6c.atton iodaT. The operators, IN
telegram to Mr Lewis. satt they re,
EardCd the request as an invitation 10
re-oTcl fHa recently concluded wage
" Tie tolcrram 70 Mr.. L"w!s declared
"a u.,,;' gray, concern the confused and
disturbed conditions OF the h:tum.nous
1ind1s,ry.' adding that remedial acton
lies with the United Min" workers IN
he proper enforcement OF the wage
ward ~ commission appointed by Pres.
dcn, Wilson. Failure "n m" part ~
the union TO take such action vii! be
A violation OF Your qua arant"e for The
fultillncnt Of the award and your
s,gncd contracts" the telegram read
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
-Four Injured In Crash
Of Wagon With Train

Charleston. W. Va. July %S.--Four
persons. ono n woman. we're seriously
Injured this afternoon when kanawha
and West Virginia local train crashed
into 4 wagon in which they were cross
Ing the track at Rooms HiN. near here.
The injured
Mrs. ECEICE CNVENDEE. IS. II
Charleston: right hand severed. and
badly cut and bruised
CHARLES JAYNE. 5-. or CoopNrs
Creek. crushed side. several ribs broken
and cuts on head
CHARLES CATENDEE- 80. Of Char
lesion, badly cut about face and head
and leg injured
ORTFL CART. N. O! Coorers Creek,
crushed foot. cut about body. PhyS!-
clans believe that all will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
THREE COMPETING FOR
PYTHIAN GENERALSHIP

Special to The Intellisencer.
Cleveland. O., July :S.--Wcst Virginia
delegates attending the national en-
compmcnt of the Knights OF Pythias
hcrc nrc making their presence known.
They hHvc started a campaign for their
commander. Br!gadier-GcrEral Z. G.
Myer, for national commander of the
uniformed Ran nix. The election VIII be
held Thursday morning when the SUI
preme body assemblies.
Opposing General Myer are Major
General William II. Loom!s. present ma
tional commander. and B-iFadier-Gen-
eral Thomas W. MiaShul, commander
Of the Ohio brtSadc, and after whom the
camp here Is named.
Piedmont company. No. 10. Of Pied
mont. is entered in the prize drill con-
test which will hold tho center Of the
stage at Camp M!nshu!l all day Thurs
daV
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ruzNrsHrro rHE1E QUOTA.

Charleston. W v2. July 2s~Coal
operators serving the .oca! railways are
furnishing their quota OF cca! Tor tne
lakes and tranS-shpment I" IN" n"r'n- nrn
ThS losGinrs for tNo Chesapeake & Ohio
road : ,s on "a TUESDAY were i"3.4o' tons on
o6SS cars, :? . per cent of normal. and
Of this tonnage "c.l59 tons went 10 the
lakes. The Kanawha & Michigan Rail
way and the Nlhawha < West IrG!N,d
Io,Jed 80 900 tons on 80 cars. 50 rev
rert ~ norn,al and 1850 of this uas
shipped 10 tho lakes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
MISSING L ROY
MAY Be FLEEING
ACROSS GULF

New Orleans, La, July 2a,-A man
answering tho description OF Eugene
Leroy, wanted by tho police IN De-
troit IN connection with the trunk
murder raystsry, Is believed by tho
police OF this city TO be q stowaWay
on board the steamship SpeedweH'
which lsft hsre late Tuesday enroute
70 British Honduras.
superintendent OF Police Mooney
said hon1Sht no believed that TINS man
was on the steamer Speadwell, as
ruesday night the suspect was seen
In the vicinity OF tho docks, ana
asked two Of tho wateh1nen regaro:sg
a boat sailing for Central or South
America Superintendent Mooney to-
dsy wtrslessed Captain Z. johnson OF
he steamer speedwell. but up to
late hour tonight had received no re-
nlv from him, and by tomorrow morn
NO IN. tteauer wtl DO unable TO
communicate with New orleans.
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pecn. and for years a menace through
ont northern Mexico TO governments !n
his country, entrained tonight win ms
men for Torreon, there to take the hrst
actual steps looking t. his entrance
once more TO private Mexican c'lZen-
ship, as a result of his negotiations with
the de la Euerta government concluoeo
at Sabnas carly today.
Advices from Sabinas told also inc
terms undo" which the bandit ch:eftain
agreed. in tie words Of General EuGenio
MARTINEZ, commander of the Tcrreon
military zone and personal representa-
tive Of the de Ia Huerta regime 10 SUD
mission 10 the de la Hucrta government
in recognition Of Its staoiiity ana Ms ms
desire To retire TO private life and aoide
by the laws Of. the government
Generous Terms
Under these terms. adviceS state
Villa Is TO be allowed a years army pay
for all his soldiers. and permitted 70
go with them 20 Torreon under personal
escort where these terms will be carried
out The band will number about 1900
il Is said. At T2rrcon, the !men are 10
be "muster"d out" Of Villas service AMI
each allotted tract OF land on which
TO engage in farming. villa. too, 1t -
said. has been given financial guaran-
tees.
General Martinez. communicating T.
Eilaro Tamcs. Mexican consul at Eagle
Pass, termed Villas acceptance OF the
terms as IAN act Of patrotsm.'
General Martircz wired that railroad
traffic in the Sahinas district was being
resumed and that he had ordered al
trains to operate on schedules IN effect
prior 10 the interruption.
Details Of the negotiations say that
the conference for Villas surrender
conducted on the part OF the de Ia
Hucrta government by General Martt'
neg. consumed all night, ending at II
o'clock this morning.
THE WEATHER
we-t virginia, Ohio and western
Pennsylvania, Fair Thursday and Fri
day. Little change in temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
CANAL HEARING TO Be
HELD SEPTEMBER %

Pittsburgh, Pa, July 2S.--The Lake
Erie and Ohio river canal hearing be-
fore the United States board Of enEt-
ncers. will be held here September 20.
il was announced today by TIE rivers
and harhors committee Of TIL cAamber
Of commerce. The comm!tte, arN"unc.
cd that al persons interested IN the
proposed canal. which would run from
the mouth Of Beaver river 70 IA point
near Geneva, on Lake Erie. will be IN
v!tcd to attend the hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Rsrnnill on Strike

Springfield. Ill. July 2H.-Decis!on Of
shift men and coal diEgerS OF fhe
Springfield district 10 repudiate their
.nmfI the,r demand for n So day IN.
crease is granted and n strike Of 400
mine workers in the Peoria d!str!ct we're
the only developments in the Illinois
coal str.ka situation today.
The shift men and coal o!ESerS 10y
ioint mass needing before which
Frceman Thompson. president Of the
springfield district, had urged return
70 work and had charged 'hH state
president, Frank Farrington >ih m
stigatinS the present strike, "hd tMeh
vo'pd unanimously to remain on strike.
=" ~: two mines IN the Peoria DIS
... q, No-tpd Idle,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

Marion. Oh!o. July :S.-A Telegram
commencing the yacht E"solute on her
victory in the international races was
sen, 20 the New York Yacht Club %
day by Senator Harding EeptpLlcaH
nominee for the presidency, Ths mes
"Alons with all your felow
Americans. want TO extend ny
CONCENTRATIONS on the NictorT OF
Reso!u." The defender won over
good boat and also over one OF ,Ge
best sportsmen In ths, world we
could ali hope that II the historic
trophy is ever 20 be lost TO US,
might become ths rewlrd Of SIR
Thomas L.pron's splendid ara fer-
eis.ent EFFORTS But as Americans.
We ali take the moro rride In win
ming against such an antaSonlSt ~
Is the more a worth while NictorE.
The wonderful series "t races '"r
,rr Ar,cr,ca's r,lr, h," como 'cr"
lr'I.b 70 ,.rc"tc ''" '''i "' "' ..'
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SENATOR HARDING CONGRATULATES The
RESOLUTE'S OWNERS ON GREAT VICTORY

standing between tho :vo great
English-spcakiHg nations. and Il Is
10 re hoped th"-e Will I've many
more such contests"
Harding headquarters made pubic to-
night a letter from Louis G.. BohrI-ch.
a former Democratic nominee for Gov
eruor os Wisconsin and a Wilson eleCtor
In 1912 presenting support 10 Senator
Harding. and declaring the Wilson nd-
Irinistration had seriously invaded
ard hrutally ignored Fundamental Dem
ocrac""
y shall 10 duty 70 myrelf and 10 my
country be pleased 20 rot" fer You and
support YOU" the letter continued. end
there are millions Throughout 'he states.
Americans TO whom the word DEM.
cracy Is no idle Up service. who fc"l
Ike DO Let II be known tha, vote
for the Democratic ticket this year
docs In fact mean the Endorsement Of
all the things ;ha, have boon dog" hr
'Ii= aS~0' NiS' - Jog. ~.''l 'u'- .r'" &c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29

Detroit July 2SWih the body found in trunk New York
last Friday positively identified as that Of Mrs Eugene lie hoH
police were tonight awaiting further reports cities
where men husband the slain have been
taken into custody.
Authorities Sao McNro had been asked confirm reports
T. Fernandez had been located there Ac
cordng the detective bureau this report held possibility that the
man wanted had been apprehndd their previous Investigations
having shown that Eugene lie Roy" 60 j. Wood and 80. j.
Fernandez used by the husband the dead in
~, orJ y Norl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
GATHERING DATA FOR
GREATER PITTSBURGH

PittsnurEh. Pa. July 2S.-Thn cham
Der Of commerce OF Pittsburgh today d.
rected IT'S committee on ci,v and hor-
ough relations 10 Path"r data relatVo
10 rho creation Of a Fittsburgh metro
poliran district. which. under present
Nlans. would !nclrdc ali 'hici;ly popU-
lated sections oI Allegheny county.
W-!thin tho rns' f"w months. citizens "f
many horoVEhS havc started agitation
for annexation 70 Pittsburgh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
wtll R.ano-t 10 Pre- sident

washington. July Is Sccrttary OF
labor Wilson. returning to Washington
today began preparation Of a report on
The general coal situation for President
Wilson. ,no
FORM, OF a memorandum and will deal
sreciacaly with tho situation in Illinois
an other statos Of the central c9mpe-
titive Hc.d. where strikes OF mine labor
ers have closed down many mines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
ReiChStag Approves
The Spa Agreement

Berlin, July 2a.-(By The Aasoci-
o.sd Press)-rho ReIchsta8 today by
an overwhelming majority approved
tho agreement made recently by tae
government ut Spa, With the repre-
sautstives OF tho entente.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
MO CLUE TO SHIP

New York. July 2S.-Q0icials here OF
the ranJ, Steamship department OF tho
SAippinE Board and officials Of oil
transportation companies today said
they had no clue to the identity Of the
shn believed destroyed by an explosion
yesterday off the New Jersey coast,
south Of Atlantic City.
one explanation given by shipping
board officials. was that tho fire might
have come from 5000 barrels Of oi!
'cttlsonrd. Sunday. near Br!eant!ne
Shoals from the steamer Cabr!lle which
wen; aground near that point The tank
steamer Phoenix. from Port Lobes Is
believed 10 lie somewhat southerly from
where the fire was observed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
LOWER CALF.
IN REBELLION
THREE THOUSAND
TROOPS WILL ATTACK
Governor Cantu Issues Call
For Aiming Against the
Invaders

Calexico, Calf, July u.s.
United States Consul Boyle an
nounced tonight he had sent
lengthy telegram 10 the state de-
partmeut at Washington. urging
that the United States offer its
good offices in an effort to pre-
vent hostilities between troops
OF the Mexican provisional fed
eral government and those OF
Governor Cantu of Lower Cali
forn!a which might result from
the invasion of Lower California
| reported under way by Mexican
federal soldiers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Hold Another suspect.

Allentown. Ia. July "s--Accordirs 10
the Detroit police authorities ROY Lfr-
row. alias William Leroy, arrested near
here yesterday on suspicion or he:nS
connect ID with New Yorks trunk mys-
tory. go strongly resembles the man
wanted FOR the crime. that an officer
has been sent OF 70 identify him.
Larrow admitted his arrest In Pom
,lac. Mich. OF q housekeeping charge.
also tina, he had q sweetheart In De-
troit whom hc left following lovers
quarrel. he declared his Innocence of
the crime for which he is being held
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Interviews Tatum

Birmingham. July N.-L!eutenant
John 2. Smith. Of the Detroit homicide
squad. had long conference here today
with Allan a. Tatum. a printer, whose
statements 10 the police here gave the
first clue in the pe'roit-Nrw York trunk
murder mystery. Tatum expressed un-
willingness 10 accompany the detective
to New York or Detroit. hut Lieutenant
Smith did not indicate whether TaiuN
would be taken from Birmingham at
this time.
Lieutenant Smith and the police here
still are working on the theory that
EuEens Leroy. husband Of the woman
whose 10y was found IN the trunk,
also Is knOwn as Fernandez. Lieutea-
ant Smith today questioned two men
bearing that name who have come 70
BirminE cham since June -. and neither
was leid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
AHr1s ASK HAHIno.

Nashville. Tenn. July Ex-Governor
Cox was requested to-day to grant
hearing to the women OF the south on
questions Of state rights and party
honor" in a telegram sent the Demo-
cratic presidential nominee by thu
Southern women's League for rejection
Of the Susan B. Anthony amendment. J;
was signed by Mrs. James S. Pinkard.
Of Montgomery. Alabama. presiden;
general OF the league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Japs Occupy Island
Of SaghaIin' America
Perturbed Over Events

Tok.~. Juiy @-.-FCur thou
sari japanese rrC"ps have been
ordered 70 coHlrla's n" orrura-
. 'iCn C tho ncrthern part OF
Saghll.a. IS'lHG Ma ,or.Gencral
TAnakl r'.|iS'"r rf var. ,r!ly
intNru'"f 'hN do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Hold Susneo&

Lawrence. Kas, July 2S.-A telegram
received today by Sheriff Woodward
from the Detrol. chief OF detectives re-.
quested the sheriff 20 hold for further
here Yesterday answering tho dcScr!p.
ton o, Eugene Leroy sought in con-
ncction with the Detroit murder :nys-
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\ Description Of the Fernandez re-
ported at Saltil,o had not been rece.' ed
here late tonight.
Officers have boon instructed 70 stop
az Allentown. Pa. on their return 10
examine man giving the name ot l.e
Roy. hold there Others. Il was said.
may be sent n Lawrence. Kansas. IN an
effort 10 identify a man said 10 answer
lie RoyS description.
Officers said the refusal OF AIan y.
Tatum TO accompany legal officers here
from birmingham. would IN no way
hamper their investigation. for any In
formation Tatum might be able 20 give
them was counted upon merely as an
aid TO identifying the wOman's body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
VILLA, NOTORIOUS MEXICAN BANDIT, HAS
SURRENDERED; REJOICING NATION wide

OUTLAW RESTORED TO FULL CITIZENSHIP AM
FOLLOWERS AWARDED LANDS AS KEW NAhO
FOR YEARS OF LAWLESSNESS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-29
Worldwide Search For Wife
Murderer; Victim Identified

ST SPECTS LOCATED IN NENlCO, KANSAS AND
PENNSNLNANIA-TATC REFUSES TO RE-
TURN TO DETROIT-MRS. TRUMBULL VIEWS
BODY AND MAKES POSITIVE IDENTlFlCA-
TION
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Body identified

New York. July 2S-Nrs. Leo Trum-
bull. wife OF = Detroit policeman today
at tho bellevue morGue identified the
oody OF the young woman found III n
trunk in the American railway express
company warehouse here last week, as
that OF Mrs. Eugene Leroy.
Mrs. Trumbull was positive In her
!GentiaCauou. as well as was her nus,
band who also viewed the mutilated
body.
Mrs. Trumhull maintained her COM
poSure throughout the ordeal OF view
ing the body or arr friend. but broke
down completely during the legal FORM
al!tics and was led from the room weep
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-14
U. s. INCOME TAX DUE.
Collector II. r. Graham Warns That Time
Cannot be Extended Beyond To-
morrow.

II. L. Graham. collector of internal re-
venue for Delaware has issued warning
that payments on the fourth quarterly
installment of the income tax must be
made on or before midnight tomorrow.
He declared that no extension OF time
would be allowed and that the penalty
for failure to make payment would be
five per cent interest on the amount due
and one half of | per cent n month.
Numerous requests have been re-
ceived from business and other IN
terests TO defer the payment of IN
come tax instalmcnt due which in
dicated belief on the part of the tax pay
ers that they have ten days grace on this
instalment," said the collector. Such
provision WAS contained IN the lelf rev
enue Act, but was removed by the Rev
enuc Act of 1918. Payment of the fourth
installment may be made IN cash or by
money order or check. The Bureau OF
Internal Revenue urges that whenever
possible payments be made by money
order or check This method helps by
saving him a trip TO the collectors Office
and avoid congestion Mt the cashiers
window" Checks or money-orders should
be made payable to Collector of Internal
Revenue III. +. Graham, to be made at
the Collector of Internal Revenue Office,
third floor, Federal Building, Ninth and
Shipley streets this city Receipts for
money-orders or check payments sent
by mail will only be furnished when re-
qucsted by the taxpayers Receipts will
be given for all cash payments. Persons
should be warned that all cash sent
through mail is at the owners risk
For the convenience of those who are
engaged during business hours and can
not leave their work except ut a loss,
the cashiers office Of the Income Tax
Division will remain open until 10 p. m,
on the last day, Wednesday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-14
Gifts That Add Greatly To A Smokers Enjoyment

Segar a n d Cigarette
Cases, Soc to 81.
Smoking Sets, $2.75 to
$40.
Ash Trays, 75c to 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-14
COAXES HIS HENS
TO WORK OVERTIME
With Electric Light in Hennerics
He Fools Them to Belief in
Protracted Daylight.
Special Correspondence 70 EvcryEvcning

Milford, Dec. 14-Wesley Heebner
the new owner and manager Of Haven
Lake poultry farm, in North Milford. has
a flock of about | . 90 white Leghorns.
which were yielding about $50 eggs per day
three weeks ago; now the daily yield
averages about LOO, an increases of
about 100 per cent.
Knowing that hens always lay moro eggs
in the summer season, when the days
are long. than in the short-day winter
season Mr. Heebner has had several large
white electric lights placed at different
points in his chicken yards. These lights
are turned on about 5 o. clock IN the after
noon, when daylight begins TO fade, and
are kept burning until about s O'Clock,
when they are gradually extinguished.
This extra period of light causes the hens
to keep scratching and eating and they
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-12-14
BATH IN BROTH.

Bathing affords more scope ~ ecen-
tricity than most people realize
Who, for instance, has heard of the
strawberry bath7 Yet Nine Tallien, one
OF the most famous of French women.
invariably bathed in perfumed water
with which several pounds of crushed
strawberries bad been mixed, for the
reason That shc believed that by this means
she would keep her skin soft and velvety
Bathing IN vine was greatly in vogue
IN the seventeenth century, the VINE be-
ing used over and over again for the pur-
pose The milk bath, too il popular even
today The famous Beau Brimmel
invariably bathed in milk and refused N
foreRo the luxury even when in goal for
debit II is on record that the wife Of
Nero. the fddling Emperor Of Rome.
kept 800 asses to supply her with milk
for her morning wash
Perhaps the oldest kind Of bath ever
INDUCED in was that originated by John
Law. an American notability He added
To his bath water the yolks Of 100 eggs.
varying this concoction occasionally bv
mixing veal broth with the water. Bos-
ton Post