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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
BIC SUM FOR ARMY GOODS
STOCKS IN FRANCE BRINGS
760 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
DrfsndIcr-Generni Conner Estimates
Value OF Property Disposed OF
Mt Sl,7OO. 600 900.
fBy Associated Prass.l

ANTWERP. Jan. THE sum of
S16o.o00.o00 was realized from tho saio
Of American army stocks remaining In
France after tho departure of tho
AMERICAN army, said Brigadicr-Gen-
oral w. L. Conner. chief Of stan OF
the American Department OF Supply,
who sailed today for America.
lie estimated the value Of the stocks
at Sl,I00000.00, and declared 1t would
have cost s75,o0o.o00 to take them
back to America.
Had they boon retailed in various
countries great losses would have been
entaiicd as the expense would have
been heavy. hc said. Franco paid
$40o,0oo.00o for stocks II took over,
while other allies and smaller nations
purchased supplies for $685. 900,
AS an offset against tho stocks
bought by France that country under
took TO pay damage claims amounting
&c several million dollars as a result
Of American operations in training
areas.
General Conner again denied the old
story that tho French made the Amer
lean army pay for the trenches IL
occupied in France.
Tho whole truth" he said. lis that
the American army has not paid a
cent for any ground used or for any
thing destroyed at tho front"
General Conner sailed on the Lap
land. which was the first vessel to
clear from Antwerp since August, 1914.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Enter, Governor Coolidge

HE somewhat tentative character OF The
candidacy of Governor Calvin Coolidge
OF Massachusetts, for the Republican prcs-
Genital nomination has now been changed
lie has plunged into the contest with decks
cleared for action, and with his gunncrs
stripped 70 the waist His friends doubtless
realize that, little is to be gained bv his
maintaining simply receptive attitude
when the field is filling with active vote
getting aspirants for the greatest OF party
hono-s,
he Coolidge forces have decided TO omen
"eil-inriished headquarters in Washington
. ehsage weii-paid campaigners and to make
an ,o.d-fashioncd fight for the nomination
Ia the selection Of James Il. Reynolds, for
many years secretary OF the Republican Ma
uouai committee, to manage the pre-con-
Fentlon inaneuvering, Mr.. Coolidge's sup
poTters have taken into camp one or tbc
most akillful politicians in the party man
"ith'a wide acquaintanceship and an init
mate knowledge Of both WAYS and means
to the coveted end
TO date. the Coolidge strength lies IN his
.hrm stand at homo for Law and order. lie
ran Tor The gorornorship a second time an
q :,laight Aincricantsm platform, and his
position had been 50 appealing to good citi.
|cnahlp that the Democratic candidate
a 'si nm had little excuse for being in
tho race at all. The majority which was
rolled up for him was the greatest ever c;yon
10 a gnbernatorial candidate by the voters
oi massachusetts, ii circumstance which i'm
menlatciy commended the successful no,ni-
nee TO Republicans throughout the nation
Us "a decided presidential possibility.
IL the Republicans are to 70 outside ~
washington Tor their candidate, as many of
mem arc inclined TO do, they might go far
-thcr ana DO worse than to take Covornn,
Coolidge New England has not cnioved tho
privilege OF giving either party nresidon-
'iai candidate since the days OF Mr.. Blaine
ana IT is about that sections turn to sion
forward with demand for copsidorat;or
but before Mr.. Coolidge can be taken
SERIOUSLY as candidate. he must have his
state so!ldiy behind him, il not tho ,vbn,a
group OF New England States Thee a. -
sign 10 date that such Bay State RenuhI;
cans as Senator Lodge former Senator Nh
ray crane and former Governor Mccall arc
!, aiding the Coolidge candidacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Paying Your Income Tax
some Facts You Shouid Know,
No.

INC aSnsySr report the foo%ine e' items t'as
so Saar ri. w wages a,d commissions for per-
Interest received on notes and deposits in
bvdends on atoek Only t" diyiaepas n.a on,
9 5, S"r4.nSs x@ Or pES Off csTuel since March
be be. diStribu,cd out Of the most recently accum.
Fronts received from tho sale Of proneytv
rS r;ar or pTs@ma! If ng property was purchased
the difference between me eiing price anI t In
'af rons from nFs t,s * yane Of March 1918
1asome r reef;ysa from ausares that is
trusts: etc, through trustees. administra,ors. or
not a5Heet 70 aN bH e as Is are
uai partner must i'hy tax on the income from
- Eoyaliss fis% minse OIL ara gas wells,
The G asSde5 il arc taxable and need
nneri,ance The income from such PROPERTY pc Ivy
"' Proceeds $ Of lie lei Insurance policies
, Eesurns Of premiums on life insurance. en-.
Am"mn,S rscs nd 'hr9nFh accident health
;s Plus the uns5 ao,sss
"ntssT 'y On suit nb,; or G;s;rse n,
81 giatsa Is i esemp, o from
n;ere.t obligations issued af,er sep;en a,a1
in he Liberty loan acts; ~ e''e"' provided
Il. 1916. - - '"y
Amounts received during the war by pcrso,a
IN tho active military or naval forces nm 10
$4,000 In addition TO personal cxemp,iop ~ -
. Interest on Liberty bonds to the par value az
$4,000 is exempt from all taxation. Holders az
large amounts OF Liberty bonds arc adyiseI a.
consult their bankers or collectors OF internal
revenue as to their exemptions. '"i
The law expressly prohibits the deduction of
personal or living expenses. These incIpIe
rent, wages Of servants cost OF food and 'clotm
ing for family. upkeGp OF automobiles used for
pleasure or convenience education of childran
and similar items. Income upent i,irinc thc ~.
year 1919 for any OF these items la. subieo, TO
tho tax. '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
News of Fifty Years Ago
From the Richmond Dispatch, Jan. S, 1900

The CITY A1 1d has paid UP to this date the
total or $4,000 as interest on the city debt
= The following Officers Of the First .Baptis.
suing year: r. II! i;osher; superin, endcnt; 4
Hayes secretary: William II. Mccarthy assis-
Ryland. treasurer.
The grand jury for Judge Eramhails court
for the January term will find an immense pile
OF business for it's consideration. 4. Y Stokes
is the foreman.
George $. Richardson has hccn appointed
ond Virginia District !" :, -
The telegraph operators are still on strike
Il. NJ. j. pa?nter: manager OF tho Richmond
Western Union office, and such operators as he
can get to assist ISL him. are doing their best to
ers are: Joseph Mciovcrn. chief opera tor;
James lsamplln. George McCiovern, ". s. Taylor
The Washington, telegraph strikers. and in
deed, all of them IN the country, have resolved
TO abstain from the OF liquor while the
strike e on.
After, paying the January interest on the
city debt there Is only about $4,000 left In the
city treasury.
The Dispatch is without teieegraphic news this
morninE-.ali on account of the telegraph OPP.
orators strike However. Manager Tnsley OF
the Associated Press. promises MS tho usual re.
port IN few days. Tonight the report vii! be
curtailedsc t. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
A Daily Once Over
Don't Talk Before You Know.

Wha, is your idea OF the relationship be-
tween showing of in public, and the actual
knowledge which should go before public
appearance?
DO YOU wish your children to have dash and
spirit and nervc-the sort OF initiative which
will keep them in the limelight do you
prefer. rather, that they shall have the under
which comes from consistent study under good
masters?
/, IS quite different matter, this showing
of spirit and the Doise which comes from
The one, whose thought is to shine or out
saline. needs the balance of deeper delving into
matters. before ne prominently to
The one whose sole idea seems to be to
hnow,the one who d;ss and plods-coud be
improved by taking time to give" what has
been learned through concentrated study.
IL IS balance which is needed in every branch
OF existence
Wha' IS needed as balance by one may be the
very thing which would unbalance another go
study for the full knowledge which gives true
po!S" and Then giyc.-,opyright 1920.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
NATIONAL SHIPPERS OPPOSE
GUARANTEED EARNINGS
Memorial Is Adopted in Chicago und
Forwarded to Members of
Congress-.
by Associated Pres I

CHICAGO. Jan. 7.-opposition to
guarantees earnings for the railroads.
appropriation CT surplus railroad.
profits by the government. thereby
penaizlnT efficiency" and co9ipulsorv
consolidation Of the roads is cxnresaed
In u memorial addressed to Congress
by the National Shippers Conference,
Wnich includes many o. the large
manuiacturers. producers and packers
Representatives OF shippers from six
teen states meet here December So
ana appointed committee to draft
the memorial. copies Of which were
mai!ed TO every member OF Congress-
toaay. In II many provisions OF the
Cummina railroad bin arc attacked.
Tho shippers urge passaEe OF ieEis
lation Tor carly return OF tho roads to
private control. favor retention OF the
State commissions to nix intrastabs
rates. but oppose creation of the pro-
II could invade the Interstate Cow
i merce Commission'e field and could
maze maze, pubic recommendations IN rate
ADVANCE cases without the nccessIty
OF conducting public hearing"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
PROVIDES FOR CONDITIONAL.
DISTRIBUTION OF WINE
Goods VIII Tie Delivered Only should
Wartime lie Lifted Before
january ID.
IBy Assoc!ated Prcss.l

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Jan. -
Distribution of wine from producer to
consumer UP to January 10. under an
option contract providing for compile
ton OF the sale OF the wine only IL
the wartime prohibition act should be
lifted be fore constitutional prohibition
goes into effect. has been approved By
Daniel c. Roper. commissioner OF In
ment by Justus s. wardell, collector
of internal revenue for the Northern
district OF California. published today
The purchaser must post deposit.
according to the type OF contract in
volveI in the decision. and is failure
to lift the wartime prohibition ban
should prevent contamination OF the
sale tho deposit would be forfeited.
II the seller is satisfied with kccp-
ing the deposit tho wine may remain
in the hands of the purchaser. accord
ing TO the explanation made by Col
lcctor Wardcli. After January l6. ne
said, Constitutional prohibition would
prevent return OF the vino 70 the
seller.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
UNDERTAKEN is ACCUSED
OF FIFTH WiFE'S MURDER
lie Tells Michigan Court He wa. Nct
with Woman ut Time OF
Her Death.
b. Associated Pre-.

PAWIAW. MICH, Jan. 7.-Joseni, {.
Virgo. former South Bend. Ind i,r !.
oertaker. appeared for preliminary cx-
ANIMATION here today on charge os
nurdcrins haudc Tabor Virgo. his ilftb
vic whose body was found In the
cellar az the Tabor homestead al Law.
Ton last November 90
whether the hearing would be com
n!ctcd today was in doubt owing 20
the expectation that Virgo's counael
would object to the Introduction RI
ah.da!,t evidence, OF the testimony be-
Wa.,h'n. L University OF Michigan
medical expert, tha. the woman died
as the result OF hcmorrhase brought
tn!n. II was said. is now in Oregon.
Virgo has denied that he performed
'such an operation or. that he was with
his Wife at her death.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
SEEN ON; THE SIDE
BY HENRY EDWARD WARNER
Who Reads These Lines.

VINO Reads These Lincss
often wonder, as / sit
TO do my daily column bit,
Who reads these lines OF mine?
What sort of people read them? Who
Aecps company today with you
Scanning this ragrant line?
ilammcrinG out this tonight,
wonder: Who reads what / write:
Who joins me WHEN l write of love
Ani stroke the not unwilling dove
With tender strokes ana :air?
Or whom Of lofticr things l write
And fcebly dare some dizzy height
Who stumblcs with me, there?
Who darcs tho toll and goes along
10 help me sing my daily scrg:
Who smiles, when I have struck some jest
That MS lighter fancics best,
Or try my Eand at wit?
'tr, in my pui;uaophic mood.
Who picks tho little that is good
And makes the most Of it7
V, hat sort or people bear with me
In kindness and in charity:
Who YOU may be. thanks. gentle folk! .
may not always land joke
Nor pen a worthy line;
But if manage. now and then
10 please few of many men,
II! think I'm doing tine!
And il some time touch chord
or sympathy. that's my reward
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
BIG SHIPS ARE MODIFYING;
POWERFUL FLEET GATHERS
FOR TRIP TO GUANTANAMO
HmerfSa's Great Bsttlccraft VIII Spena
SeSerai Weeks on Practice
Cruise, 80
fBy Assoc;ated Pre,y

.. N NO Va. Jan. r.-Headed BY
panied by more thun u score OF sma JJ
s soati, the Atlantic Fleet viii turn
1 nam Southern a,,ns drill grounds for Guants.
neuyers and target prae Mtiireer ma ma
fsh ZAP ~; ships or the capes tonight arc
ship OF the fleet: tho Arizo1a. me- NJ
T TSaa, Florida. Utah, and Delaware.
a aesStr ,' supply ships, submarin
The final assembling OF tho acc. ror
inc southern o voyage is scheduled for
ton Is that Rear-Admirai Henry r.
t Wi.son, IN command. heading the
e, noa start the VOYAGE early In the after ter
ward the fleet will engage in stcana,nc
maneuvcrs. Other ships will augment
mo hotilln as IL proceeds. Scvcra,
hundred recruits from the local train
inf ship were transferred to the fleet
SHIPS during the past twenty-four
hours. and others arc to be sent out
early tomorrow morning on tugs con.
ScyinE supplies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Boiss.

why do you bob your hair?
Why on each side Of your fair face
Those wads like birds nests wcar?"
Said she. Il travel ev'ry day
Upon the E. r.. T.
And these bobs keep my little cars
From freezing. don't you see?"
"Ail," then he said, "wc blame you
The same we'd like to do.
And on n cold day bob our hair
And wear IT tnst IKE you,
Eut then. alas, we're rather shy
or thatch upon our dome
SO ugly ear mufs we must usc
When we start out from home"
"The bobs are really nice and warm"
Said she. indeed they arc.
They keep ones ears from dropping
And if I could" she added In ISL.
4 voice both low and sweet, "#-
When In Brooklyn trollery car
I'd wear hobs on my feet
Tom w: johnson. in Brooklyn Stand.
ard Union. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08

port the Presidents attitude on all points
as heartily as was expected of him. The in
cident serves TO recall Colonel Henry Wat
tersons analysis of certain of the Presidents
traits OF character. "Ilc is" says Colonel
Wattcrson. IAN opportunist void of convic-
ton and Indifferent to consistency. One
needs only to go over the record and mark
how often he has reversed himself to detect
certain mental and tclnpcramental insta-
bility, clearly indicating lack of fixed or
rcsoiute intellectual purpose" However,
this biased estimate of the President may
reasonably he assumed to have unconsciously
grown out OF the Kentucky colonel's own
experience in respect to q similar broken
friendship.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
ONLY RICH MEN CAN AFFORD
TO SERVE AS AMBASSADORS
Congress Investigating With View Z,
hhisinB Pay TO Enable Others
TO Accept once,
tBy Agsoclate.i Prp.sl

BY ;octatej Prczs.l
WASHINGTON. Jan. L. Minimum
salaries OF $4,000 for ambassadors and
Slo.ooo for ministers with government
owned embassy buildings and aIlow-
ances Tor upkcep were recommended 10
,HS House Foreign Affairs Committee
today By Secretary Lansing. -
Inc committee is holding hearings on
the annual Diplomatic and consular scr
vice appropriation bill.
Ambassadors now receive $1,000 and
ministers $1250e 800
Only rich men can represent thi.
BesE .tRepublican), of Ohio.
THIS Is true" replied Secretary
Lansing, Ambassadors always exceed
$4,000 to $4,000 annually. 70 iin ii'
10 men OF wealth the ambassadorsh!p,
IS one OF the most undcmocrat.c
tatnSs This government does"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
DUPONT POWDER EXPLOSION
SHAKES LARGE TERRITORY
Towns In Pennsyiynnts, West virginia
nnd Maryland Thought blasts
shock Earthquake.
Thy Associated Pres,

uNIoNTOWN, PA, Jan. T.-Approxi.
mately 10000 pounds OF powder. stored
In the truck shed OF Dupont Powder
plants at Fair Chance, six miles from
totally destroyed the building.
There were only four men working
In the vicinity when the blast occurred
and three escaped unhurt, while one,
an engineer. was slightly injured. The
cause OF the explosion has not been
determined.
The shock OF the blast was felt
distinctly III all parts OF Fayettc
County. and a few towns in Maryland
and West Virginia reported disturb
ances, similar to slight earthquakes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
AMERICA WILL NOT JOIN
IN DEMAND FOR WILLIAM
Kaiser Depends on Hollands Protec-
ton md Will Not Offer TO Sur
render Himself.
ny Associa,ed Pre.s.,

Z N83DCI4Iyu
.hMERONG E!S. Ian. 7.-Alich d.
mands for the extradition or former
emperor William of Germany. in which
x Is known America Will not Daii:ei-
pate. axe expected a. the lIagu- abou,
January IL
Recent press dispatches have stated
Count IIohcnzoilern might surrendcr
rather than cmbarras Tic Netherlands
government, but II is authorItativcly
OF Holland and her refusal 10 honor
tho allied demand.
Only he and his closest advisers
know definitely his plans. but unlcss
he chnnges his mind. II is learned.
ro is determined to settle down 10 lie
at Doom. where his house is being
rushed to completion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
FIND HUMAN BONES WHERE
THIS "BLUEBEARD" LIVED
Police Omcinls Say Real wife OF Henry
Landru Was His Faithful
-Accompilce.
lbs Associated Press.l

vesttsatinS charges against Henry
Landru, the alleged "Biucbeard" who
is accused or Staying a number Of wo-
men and destroying their bodies. claim
to havc found about iHcen pounds Of
human bones in house where he
lived. Some OF the bones had been
Inquiry as TO the operations OF
Landru's wife. says the Eclair, shows
she was a devoted accomplice" OF
her husband. and knew OF everything
he did 1t is also charged sheir
children aided in disposing OF property
secured by Landru in the course OF his
alleged crimes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Reflection and Substance.

hchcct1On and Substance
10 the Editor of The Times Dispatch
10 have our ft11nIasibutor, Duval Porter, seems
Wien WI nc 6lames the high cost OF living on high
wages paid and Professor L. II. Carver of tho
nenartnsnt or Economics, os Harvard univer.
SHY rightly and correctly asserts that III IN
wages have nothing TO do with the high cost e nf
livins' ana are only the reelection of the high
o.n. seems NJ Porter has Imagined the re
iiiccl'oh TO be the substance, and, therefore has
his cart before his horse in Ills reasoning 80
As 10 the merits Of the street railway fare
f "a; no Snderssand the public mind the mer-
real amount OF the investment, tho real "a Inc
Q. the mortgage bonds. preferred shares. the
nhic and repair and several other
lem hen. some OF the ln;sts will roll a way and
ne VIII at least recognize the fact that no cor
poratlon has the moral right, and should not
be be Sbtsen the sga! right TO make the public dig
sent values that in reality do not exist.
WILLIAM MORRIS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
U. S. GREATEST COTTON USER
Produces % Per Cent Of It's own Yarns,
Tariff Commission
Reports.
fRy Assoc.ated Prcss.J

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE United
states manufacturers more cotton yarn
and consumes more raw cotton than
any other country in the world. tho.
reporting results OF 4 special invcsti.
cation.
More than 90 per cent of cotton yarns
required for domestic industry is pro
duced in the United States, the re-
port Said. and imports OF cotton yarn
arc mainly supplemental. Some
changes in tariff duties were recon-
mcnded by the commission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08

The allied supreme council has modified
Its Scapa Flow demands upon Germany and
moved up the date of the exchange of peace
Publications to January 10. In the nean-
time, the Germans will find new excuse for
further delay i'll withstanding the demand
for the surrender OF more than 1000 Ger
man war offenders for trial. i; is be-
leved that the present German government
will resist this demand to the utmost ex-
trcmity, as TO respond TO il would likely
mean its. speedy DOWNFALL. .-+',
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
ICE HALTs BAY STEAMERS
But Two Lines Continue to PIy Waters
OF the Chesapeake Pending
Thau.
iBy Associated Press. I

ception OF the steamships OF the
Chesapeake Steamship Company and
the OLD Bay Line. the bay steamers
have been tied up on account of ice
conditions in the bay.
Three steamers OF the Maryland,
pany. which reached here today. wcro
added TO the number tied up at thei,.
respective docks. This is the first time
Tor two years that such tic-up has
occurred In this port.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
PREDICTS CAR SHORTAGE
Output for 1920 Will Not
Keep Pncc with Grent
Demand.
IBy Associated Press. !

NEW. YORK, Jan. IA shortage of
here today by members OF the Ma
tional Anton, ohile Chamber OF Com
merce, although they estimated that
would exceed 100000.
The shortage at present, was
placed at 100000 cars.
One OF the most prominent manu-
factnrcrs. it was said, is preparing to
double tho factory capacity this year
because OF the steadily increasing do
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08

Premier C!emenceau has ended suspense
as to who will become the next President
OF France, by announcing his Willingness to
accept the Office, ii the Assembly elects him
by reclamation. The election will DC held
on January II, and all doubt as to the choice
Is thus removed. II the Tiger. al u.s.. is
willing to assume the burden OF the pres-
dency OF France for sia-year term there
is no reason why his example may not en-
courage some OF our own elder statesmen"
to sit up and take notice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
SING JOHN BIS "sWAN SONG"
New Workers. Plan Historic awake"
on Prohibitions Eve, Hotel
Nen Say. :
Try Associated Press. j

NEW York, Jan. THE celebration
of prohibition eve" on January Is
1--we event in the history of New York,
judging By the rush OF applications for
reserved tables at hotels.
Managers of hotels announced today
that patrons who wished to be present
when John Barleycorn's official swan
song is sung have declared that they
intend to celebrate the wake" in the
manner that has come into vogue since
the advent OF wartime nrohihition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08

Sugar consumers viii! continue at the
merry OF prolteers under conflicting rulings
of Federal authority. The Federal Trade
Commission has ruled that combination
sales OF sugar are illegal while the De-
parthent OF Justice holds that such sales
are !alot in violation OF law whore the Gus
toner is permitted to make the selection
constituting the combination.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
THURSDAY. JANUARY $. la2p.

Governor Coolidge gives adherence to the
principle, in connection with the movement
toihave him enter the lists as Republican
candidate for the presidential nomination,
that the Office should seek tho man, and
not the man tho office" That idea is out
Of date. Ii will never put any man in the
White House.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-08
Identif, shin in Di.tre,..

NEW YORK, Jan. An American
ceedins to Bermuda in distress was
identified today as the Thale, ownod
by the Nacirema Steamship Corpora
Der 81 for Gothenburg and carried
cargo from Galveston.