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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1921-04-13
PEERLESS CASUALTY COMPANY,
keene, New Hampshire.

ASSETS DEC. 81. 1920
Mortgage loans s 13175.O0
Stocks and bonds. 160.779.OO
Cash in office and bank. 1925
Agents balances. 1517.76
Interest and rents 1391.62
All other assets, 100000
Gross assets. $1ST05604
Deduct items not admitted. 2,72443
Admitted assets. $1S433161
LIABILITIES DEC. 81 1920.
Net unpaid losses, 100000
Unearned premiums, 13.490.61
All other liabilities 5,7S0.94
Cash capital 1000 90
Surplus over all liabilities, 5146O 06
Total liabilities and sur
plus. $1S4.331.61
D. A. CUNNINGHAM, General Agent
Ellsworth. Maine.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
}. II. ALLEN LAID TO REST L.
SrAl NTON, VA.

jack Allen OF Staunton is dead.
His funeral took place Thursday.
November 10. : i. NJ. from the Au-
GuSta Street NJ. T.. Church. Rev. w.
y. Holt. pastor. He died Monday
morning, 'th inst. in the hospital at
charlottesville. Va. after Il prolonged
illness. The funeral exercises were
impressive
Tn" church WAS packed and the
exercises were conducted aS follows:
Prayer was offered hy Rev. j. r.
Carter. "Thcrc is a Land OF Pure
DELIGHT" was sung. Rev. Holt read
from tho | Corinthians l1:Il. II"
then sang tn" favorit" anthem OF the
lat" j. II. Allen. With Il voice rich
in melody. il" sang. 90. That City
H"yond."
\ l"tt"r from tn" family was read.
The deceased left wife. one SON
and thrr" daughters to mourn their
loss. He was converted while in the
hospital last year. Hymn G2N Was
sung. Rev. iiolt then delivered 4
funeral sermon. which he WAS pleased
to term a cnlo&y. 1t was from tn"
eleventh chapter oi ST. John. II am
th" resurrection and the lifc. He
that h"l"vcth in Me; though he were
dead. yet shall he live"
R"v. NJ. l.. Gordon assisted in the
exercises. The deceased was Il mem
h"r nl Mt. Zion Ledge No Is. \.
+. and y. NJ. Sun Lodge. G. t. Q.
OF odd Fellows and Staunton Lodge
No. -. Nni~hts OF pythias. Broth
"rlr Lov" Lodge attended the fun
rrHl.
He was District Deputy Grand
Chancellor Of the knights OF pythiaS
and Grand Chancellor John Mitchell.
.lr. attended the ceremonies. assisted
Ivy Deputy Grand Chancellor 4. c.
MahrcN. He had an expensive en-
hlrm sent as Il floral token Of the
appreciation Of the Grand Lodge. 1t
WAS after the ceremonies that the
remains were taken ont to the fine
ThornroSr Cemetery. under control
VI the city and deposited in Il lot
purchased hy III" family many years
ago.
Sir Mitchell lett ~ r:@5 rhat nirht
for Charlottesville Va. where II"
$u"nr t,r ui"ht and lett tn" NEXT
mu*uju@ for Ri,hmoul
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19

Negro educational aud rrliHiou.
leaders will tak" prominent PARTS il
tn" Methodist National Conference ~
the tl"lrui' Area murtiu" OF that Dc.
tannin1tinn. Nnvumh"r - irmrI
iarriE foI.n"iu" the ua,in:Gl ..Ith,r-
inc. according" to Information rrrrh-
IN h"rr toi"v.
In .dditiun to Dr '%"rrr. ,vors
"nrr2ranr' vas previously @nuoun",i
"r"to~.nr EmmvIt !. scott. Srcrvtar%
"r""#ur"r Of IfcWnrd Iuiyrr~ill :.
WaSltin%ton. y. e. and former ASSOC
cint" Of DR.. Eookrr +. WaNhin"lUn.
Will address the conference. lie Viii
speak on Present -pnv Negro Thougnt
doalin" with the Problems; of the
NrGro !rroup in America under pos'
war conditions and The reaction oi
III" rae" toward its present situation.
economically. politically and Sociallv
Bishop Robert t.. Jones OF New
Orleans. the first Negro Bishop Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church and
former editor Of the southwestern
christian Advocate. will outline the
activities of the Church for the bet
the rage. His topic is. "Mrthodi~t
Episcopal Church and the Negro"
The Reverend w. \. G. Hughes
Director Of the Bureau Of Negro
Work for the Board of Home Mis-
SionS and Church Extension, Phila-
drlphia. and DR.. p. J. MavcSty. y
Former Michigan minister. now Cor
responding Secretary Of the Board Of
Ecucation for NEGROES. arc also to
speak at The Detroit Conferences.
The Board Of Education for No.
Ero"S operates eighteen colleges and
academies in tho South and the
Board Of Home Missions is organi2-
ing and building several SCORE new
churches for Negro congregations
throughout tho country.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
TUE DOINGS OF THE Y. VI. e. \

The social spirit and the religious
spri, are the controlling powers Of
the Y. NJ G. A. for the glory to God.
Men watch your opportunity.
At the Mt. Vernon Raptis, Church
\ 7. NJ. tho 32nd Anniversary EXer-
ciscS We're continued. The boys
work was represented by Master
Fleming Waller, who said some very
timely things. The pastor. Rev. NJ.
II. Payne preached an able sermon.
right in line with the principles OF
the Y. NJ. G. \. Subject: Il Am tn"
Light Of the World" The choir OF
III" Church sang with the soul Of the
songs. Director Samuel Johnson
knows how to get the heart OF tn"
Sinc"r&. Collection and subscription
towards tn" $Gooo for tn" Y. NJ. &.
\. w"r" good. Pastor. Church and
friends made Il voluntary subscribe
liNn for the years work. We thaun
You.
: =. VI. today find yourself at tn"
y. NJ. {. \. in the class for the r>-
PLANTATION on the Sunday School Les
sen. You are invited. Come"
, ":%" i. NJ. sharp. around the cor
urr III tn" Third Street Bethel \. NJ.
+. Church all the department in the
continued %2nd Anniversary ENcrciS-
cS, Boys. Men and Women Rev.
w. Il. Huw"rton. pastor will preach.
Hear him. The choir OF the church
will sing. Leader. Madame Fanni"
Payne Walker Clarke.
THANKSGIVING Tea at the Y. NJ. G.
\. Third and Leigh streets. from :
I. NJ. To IL y. NJ Free for all men.
Nothing to be sold. \ good will and
fellowship hour. Men. you who are
from home. do not miss this. The
Wom"n's Auxiliary invites you. Mr..
Isaac T.. Parker with his sons Will
rrnlrr special music. Hear this or
chcStra.
DO not stop praying for the y. NJ.
{. y. Tor W" HAY" al"radN felt the
effects "f your prayers. Goa j. an
%w"riu& YOU.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19

NJ the annual meeting OF the
klchmon" Branch, National .Associa-
tion for the Advancement Of Col0rcl
P""r!r. Attorney w. =. Denny was
elected president and Mr.. G. W. Lew,
resident manager of St2nIard Lille
lh&ur;tnC" Company wa clnctod see
rotary. "hcse and twol"" other re
rr"5~H's i've men ana ""Ncn coa&li-
tuic the executive board for the new
year.
Tho local branch has planned a
vigorous CAMPAIGN un@nr the new
leadership and therefore urgo all
rscc-loVinE persons to join the or
saninatiou.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
EDITOR M|TCHELL'S
TRAVELS
EV. DIR. MOORES GREAT EFFOR"
Continued from last week.

Later, the noiSo ceased. Thu morn
ngS' papers had come and the az
icrS had left upon their mi sion OF
crvinG a sleepy city. After breakfast
had several telephone calls. Then
lame Mr.. \ l.. Johnston. the color !
alcSmnn for the latest Paige car. His
soon accompanied him. " Is
chcdulcd to visit the Second Baptist
rhurch where the now pastor was he
ng installed. Rev. j.. w Moore. u. ID
me of the ablcSt pm -pit divincS in thu"
ountry preached the sermon. Ii was
Forthy Of both him and the oc"aSaUs.
He stirred that congregation which 20
bonded with shouts of approval ThlS
Sopko. Then came tn" CO.
Hction. | saw Hon. T. NJ. Roberts. AS-
at tie door and | excuse /
lySclf and FASTENED out. Movie pie
Elrc men wcr, on the outside Win
ll0ir machine. TlrCy caught me and
ny party Mr.. \. l.. John'ton WAS now
accompanied by his attractive wife
kl the Paige ear were Editor j. Is. Bass
md his wife. Hon. T.. NJ. Roberts and
lur host and hostess.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
Richmond EN-Military OllictrS Will
Attend Meeting i'm Petersburg.

The fifteen or twenty on military
officers of the state. Spanish War
and tn" World War. residing in this
city will leave on TlaMksgiyinE Day
by way Of trolley for Petersburg to
attend the Sixth Animal M""tin" OF
the Veteran OEccrS' Association. l.
is expected that some of them will
he accompanied Ey their wives o.
daughters. The meeting will open
at 10 O'Clock. Those expecting to
attend will leave Perry street station
on the s O'Clock car for Petersburg.
Quite large number are cypcctcd
FROM Norfolk and tho city Of Wash
iagton.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
FULTON NOTES.

We had a large gathering in our
Sunday School. The Supcrintcndents
Mr.. John Foster and Miss Alma Lo-
gan are putting the school over the
top. The Training Glass is putting
on steam and is ready to start on
her Journey.
We had the presence last Sunday
OF Rev. Il. II. Carter. pastor OF MI.
Ioar and New Hope Baptist Church.
cS. or course, Rev. CobbS gave him
chance to preach to his people. He
preached strong gospel sermon,
and our hearts were lifted.
AT $40 the II. l.. l.. Bible Glass
held their installation services. After
Il brief outline Of the history Of the
class. Rev. Il. T.. Carter, of Wash
inRton. ID. e.. installed the officers.
The Rev. Mr.. Clarke, pastor of the
Fulton Baptist Church twnitr) dc
lircrcd an clcrtrifyinE sermon on,
"J"SuS the Teacher" Some of his
good people accompanied him. We
N" always glad TO have our white
friends around and Worship with us.
ttrmarkS We're made by Rev. G. A.
tohbS. Music was rendered by the
p"ac" choir Of Church Hin. led hy
Mr.. Frank Letter.
Rev. cobbs' subject tomorrow
morning will be "Whcthor God Hears
\ Sinner Pray" I.c, US come early
and cutter in the dcvOtional services
Monday night, November 2lSt. i
three act play entitled "Old Fashion
Mothcr' will be given al our Church.
Adults Is cents. children Ia cents.
Miss Ruth Morris, manager.
SirS w. T.. brown, L. Taylor and
+. +. l.ightncr arc yet sick. There
ar" others. Let us go and see them
During the funeral OF the wife OF
Mr.. Harvey Johnson last Friday. the
hrarSr had to ho transferred for Il
while. during the services and wuS i
few minutes late rcturnine. Friday
being the day or the burial oi the
Unknown Soldier. many who we"
known were buried in our city an
Mr.. scott. the undertaken could n.
hir" an extra hc.rsc that day
Mr.. K. II. LiNhtncr. undertaken
and "mhalm"r Of Raleigh. \. e. Wa;
in TIA" city last week visiting hi
brother. Mr.. Frank +. LiEhtnor. Mrs.
H"Ssi" Williams is Also the gurSl of
Mr.. and Mrs. i. T.. Li"htncr.
w" ar" always clad 10 SEQ Mr.
Harvey johnson. whenever he is in
tn" city.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
GOV. -ELECT TR|NKLE
WILL GIVE NEGROES
A SQUARE DEAL

Editor John Mitchell. Jr.. Rcpuh-
lican candidate for Governor Of Viz
rinia sent the following letter to
Governors eject T., zee Trinklc at
WNth"vill". Virginia:
'NNichmond. Va. Nov. .. l9ol.
'S"nator T.. Lee Trinklc.
"Wythrvillc. VA.
"lionorrd Sir.
Il congratulate you upon your
great victory and pledge to YOU my
support in making your coming ad
miniStration a success. You con-
du","d your campaign upon Il high
plano. that Of II statesman and Il
Virginia gentleman.
every truly yours.
"IOHN MlTclllILi.. JR."
He received the following printed
reply handsomely embossed:
"Many thanks for your con-
Eratulatory words on my election
as Governor of Virginia. | am
deeply arprcciativc Of this
thoughtfulnrss.
Sincerely.
"E. LEE TRINKLE."
'"Novembcr Nineteen Twcnty-unc
"Wythcvillc, Virginia"
In addition to this WAS enclosed
the following letter, which will be
read with genuine satisfaction by
every colorrd person in virginia:
Sth,ril1,
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
PRICE. FIVE CENTS
HON. MARCUS GARVEY WRITtt,
THE ARMS CONFERENCE.

] lncnt Association. representing No
Sroc, throughout the world, sent
| the lollo"inE telegram to the Pv.,>,i-
| dent and members Of the Armament
| Conference at Washington today:
| November II. 1927
| president and Members of the In
| tcrnational Conference on b.-
| armament. car" OF Secretary OF
| Conference, ran-.hmcrican Build
ing, Washington.
| 'llonorahlr Gentlemen:
| II Salutt you in tn, name of ,ir-
| mocracy and for the cause Of JUS
| tirc on behalf q; the four hundt,G
| million Negroes OF II" world. Yuul
| honorable conference now sitting H.
| Washington has Il purpose that hat
been announced and advertised L,
| the WoriI tor several !u0nths. You
| w"r" called together by the psc%l-
| d"nt oi the Democratic Republic OF
| the mice! states OF America to dis
| Gus I'll" problem OF armamcnts, the
| settlement of which You hcli"vc
| VIII insure tn" perpetual peace ot
| th" world. As thc elected spok".-
| man OF IN" Negro peoples Of the
! world Wh% d"sir" freedom. POLITICAL
! ~, in6uStrially, cducationally, 90
! ciall% and rCliEiouSly. aS we'll a.. =
! iuil enjoyment OF world democracy
. and Il national Independence all oIr
! OWE on The continent of Africa. il
| Is tor IN" - inform You OF Il littlc
: slight that has been shown to four
' hundred million NoGrorS who form
1 Il iart al This worlds populat iuu
| At the Versailles Peace Conference
| tn" statesmen who gathered there
mad, the awful mi$tuk" OF lcgH-
! 'a'inI for tn" disposition OF othrr
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19

w. u. Porter Made State Deputy
for West Nirginiu-Board Mem
bcr NJ. l.. Perkins Degree Master.
| The Grand Worthy Ruler OF the
| Imperial Order of King David. Mrs.
a. &. Thompson. lett Richmond
over the G. & O. Railroad in Il Pull
man car on October 18th at g;3O
+. NJ.
AT $50 the next morning the
porter informed me that the first
/ lap of 500 miles had been made.
. ana that il was time to leave the
main line for Mount Hope. Having
! arrived III Thurmond too late FOR
| IN" i."up Creek train. Il taxi was
| used To comp!"t" tn" journey to
| Mount tinp". AZ ln:l3 the resi-
| dcnr" Of Rev. l.. \. Perkins. on East
| Main street. was reached. Rev
| Perkins was in Toledo. Ohio. on his
varation. and his wife. our own
| Mamie R. JoncS-pcrkins. was at the
| W. G.. where she is instructor
| IN music, hut we found her brother
}. d. Jones, Of Boston. Mass. SI,rnd-
| ing his vacation in the West Nir-
| %lnla moantain#. He soon took mo
10 III" beautiful home of Mr.. and
| AlS. NJ. l.. Perkins. ON Monroe
! street. Having reached the end of
| NY Journey, WAS ut once made to
| t""l at home. y real vacation was
! now minc.
On sunday morning attended
| dlNin" services at the First Union
! BAPTIST Church. Of which Rcy. l.. \.
! F"rklnS IL pastor. He was away.
| ana Key. j. {. Streets, Il student at
| tn" Baptist Seminary and tolir.r
preached Il splendid sermon. After
| the services Brother NJ. l.. Perkins
| introduced Elr, and WAS given a
| few moments. OF course | WAS "iad
/ I" So" TIA" beautiful, modern. up-to-
, date church building. splendid choir
with Mrs. y. H !. Perkins AT the
! organ. t"n-point standard Sunday
school, an arprcriativc audirncc. nul
| WAS sorry 10 learn that thr beau
| lliul little mountain city. yea. the
J WhoI" state. WAS without 4 lodge Of
, IN" l. q. ni X. -. So Sncur the
TIM" allotted mc telling them oI the
advantages and benefits of our or
der. Su"h was the impression mad"
thHt at IN clos" ct the services Mr.
! W. T.. Porter cam" forward uuG vol
| uHtr'rrd lu &rt up Il rluh. h5hIn2.
\ !"n5 SioE> .uoli. ON OcIrh,'r ""d
I""a" -, -" MIS- .rt up VITA Mr.
! ". +. Iotlrr - GOVERNOR und a
) corps -, officers rrpt, @cutIu" r,rry
, 'hIr'h - ttr city, GuU.- "'rhr
! b"}t"~' a;tr broken irto Wrr \r-
! "lntH. w. .uuud dr. M L.. Fer
4 "'.=. "h" IA".an"r o. the
! 3'""1u. >Hu his ,uu@ Hl".. VIZ.
. t.......ua'", - welt a. AIR. y. l.. \.
! ''l Ain. "lt,. -! I'll" ruri, .#,.ul!.yr&
: 81 '.'' "F'".r. VERY .rtpsdl in ,,lu&
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19

Mr.. and Mrs. David G. Deans. Ir
their marriage reception
Tuesday evening", November %. 1921
from $50 to ~ O'Clock at their res
idNncc, Gee North Sixth Street.
Frionds invited. No cards.
Married Wednesday,, July 81, 1927
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
MEN AND WOMIJN WANTED.

kIEN AND WOMEN in All cities o..
towns to sell Blue White WaShns
COMPOUND. Biz Profts. Big Re
p"ater. Call Room 2oS. Bryan BLDG.
Sth and Broad SIS. Richmond, Va
SUNSHINE PROnCCT3 60.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
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Richmond planet., 1921-11-19
Jobiicc Song%tcrS Cf David VIII Sing
Sunday for Brothtrhe eod Class.

The Jubilee Snnrst~rS of David
will sing for the brotherhood Bible
Class OF Fifth Street Baptist Sunday
School Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock
IhiS is the LARGEST mems Bible class
IN the city and nunth"rs NOR" Jhan
100 men. All men arc invitdtl to
visit the class Sunday morning.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19

All cN-ScrVicc men ar" urged to
parti1ipatc in the Fo,h parade next
"Wednesday. Get instructions from
the Army and Navy Club.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19

GRAND WORTHY RULER ON
VACATION.

Breaks Into the Little Mountain.
Statc--All Records Smashed a~
She Sets Up Lodge in Six Days.
W. u. Porter Made State Deputy
for West Nirginin--Board Mem
bcr NJ. l.. Perkins Degree Master.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19

The social spirit and the religious
spiri, are the controlling powers Of
the Y. NJ. G. 4. for the glory to God.
Men watch your opportunity.
Richmond planet., 1921-11-19

(Oentinaod sn ssooa& Page.)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-05
DRY AGENTS LINKED
WITH BOOTLEGGERS
Two Suspended After Alleged Trip
TO Quebec-Few Liquor
Guards on Border.

The Canadian border IL practically
unpohccd by Prohibition enforcement
men to-day. according to persons In the
office Of Hugh McQullan. chief Of the
Special Intelligence Unit OF the Internal
Revenue Department, as a result Of the
recent arrest Of several Federal agents
nd the suspe pension Of others.
Those most recently suspended were
Agents Carl H. pick and John +. Ward.
both Of the New York office. who were
charged with "associatinR with boot
lcggcrs" McQuillan Ia investigating
reports that Pick and Ward accompa-
MED some bOotlegRcrs in an automobile
10 Valley Field. Province Of Quebec,
crossing the border al night.
The automobile, said to have had q
compartment to accommodate twenty
cases Of whiskey. was seized by the
Canadian police and will not be re-
leased without payment Of $1,000 for
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-05
AUTOS SWIM HUDSON,
SHIPPERS IN COURT
Capt. John Lyons Saw Something
and Nyack-THrytown Ferry
AdiounS.
,spooal to The Evening w9sd.I

NYACK. April J.--Cap'n John Lyons,
who began navigating the hudson when
he was seventeen years old and has
kcpt at II for nigh onto seventy years
which makes him eighty -sevcn--thrcw
the birdie Of his old ferry boat over the
hitching post at Nyack this morning
and left the vehicle there for the rest
Of the day
II any Automobiles want to get fer
ried aCross to Tsrrytown they can wait
or they can take the other boat
why? Simply because Capn John
saw something a while ago and he hal
to go to court to-day and be a witness
The laws the law and the skipper, hav-
ing been summoned, went
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-05
ASKS NEW NAME
FOR BLACKWELL'S
Aldernanic Committee Recon-
mendS Change to Put End
to PreiudheS.

The Committee on Public Thorough
fares Of the Board OF Aldermen to-day
recommended that the name Of Back
wells Island be changed to Welfare
Island after a hearing on Alderman
Michael Stapleton's resolution provid-
ing for the new name.
Attention was called" the commit
tee report said. ITO the stigma and
prejudices attached to the name BLACK
wells Island. the harmful effect said
name had In obtaining necessary hos
plta1 help, and the aversion patients
had to being sent to the Metropolitan or
City Hospitals from the mistaken idea
that they we're being committed to n
penal institution"
Welfare Commissioner Colar and
mrs. n. Taylor Phillips, representing
women's welfare organizations, favor
the change.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-05

Umpire Bill Brennan, who ruled that
the game at Jackson, Tenn, yesterday
10 forfeited by the Washington Amer
icans to the New York Giants, has been
appointed by President Heydler on his
staff Of National League arbtters for
the coming season.
Brennan was a National League uin-
plrc six years ago. and last year offic.
lated for the Southern Association
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-05
BOB THE BAKER
Introduces Grandmother Bread to
the Readers of The EUening World

"Now," said Bob the Baker, "what was the
best bread you ever ate?
''Why, your grandmOther's bread, of course.
THAT'S why we decided to call our bread
GRANDMOTHER BREAD.
ut is the best bread you ever ate.
"Just as even textured, with the same
golden brown crust and the same delicious
taste your grandmOther's bread used to
have, when the dear old lady turned out the
lOaves on clean towel and put them by the
open window to cool off.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-05
HsydIcr Appoint. brennan Umpire

tho value OF the car and $500 as
penalty
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-05

GRANDMOTHER only had to bake four or five
lOaves to satisfy her family, but we have to
bake 100000 lOaves every day to take care
of the A & family in and around New York.
''Thus far GRANDMOTHER BREAD has
won it's way by it's real goodness alone. 1t is
making new friends every day. Buy
loaf at the nearest A & p store and see
whether it pleases your taste. You will
probably want it for every meal just as you
used to want your grandmOther's bread"
, 1921-12-29

ciated Press.) - Ncws OF Frances
acton before tho Washington arma-
mont conferences in refusing to accept
an allotment OF submarines of less
than 10000 toni was printed in the
London newcomers today under cap
tlons indicating disappointment. Ed.
torial comment. however. was scanty.
President Harding Is not likely to
accept this rebuff and admit himself
beaten by one European dissenticnt."
adds the Gazette and, referring to the
report that Mr.. Harding may seek an
other conference sin this he win have
the cordial support Of Great Britain
and we believe ultimately of the great
majority of European governments"
Says the Daily Chronicle:
at is useless TO try TO find pretty
names for the plain. ugly fact that
by the French action the great part
Of the worlds hope for limiting naval
expenditures and the dangers of com
petiuvo rivilary as defeated"