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AUCTIONS-LECdLS
Iega; Notice.
o I
OFFICE OF


DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
November 81. 1921.
Sealed proposals viii be received at thts
once until! J.: o'clock noon Tuesday. De-
c-mber 10. for the building OF reinforced
concrete. segment block. brick and vitri-
ned pipe sewers at various places within
the Limits of the city of Richmond. y
deposit OF $40 is required for plans and
specihcat tons before they are delivered TO
bidder. which amount is returnabie after
bidders propose! Is received.
Forms Of proposals can be obtained on
application
proposals must accompany each bid
guaranty OF execution OF contract. TINT,
contract toHers sppro1 imately $4,000
worth OF sewers. The Director OF Public
works reserves the right to re1ec. any
and all bids
ALLEN j. sAvILLE.
Director OF Public Works.
SEALED PROPOSALS..
Commonwealth Of Virginia. once of
Superintendent OF Public Printing. Rich
mond Va. November -. 1921.
sealed proposals for printing ffteen
hundred copies OF the hundred and
thirtie;h volume of Virginia Reports will
Ice received AZ This office up to IL ST. We'd
nesday. December Z. 1921
~, the same time and place bids wilt
he received for binding. wrapping and
labelling fifteen hundred copies OF the
above mentioned books.
Printed schedules. on which all bids
VIII be required to lie made, and sample
page showing style OF type VIII be fur
nished on application.
Each bio must be Enclosed in sealed
envelope addressed to the superintendent
oil Public Printing. and marked PRO.
posal."
contractors WEI b. required to mako
daily shipments OF carefully read proof.
weekly shipments Of five copies OF each
slhtccn-page form worked and 10 fur
hish bond with approved security for
the faithful performance Of contr.r,
The right is reserved TO reject any or
all bids.
DAVIS BOTTOM.
superintendent OF Public Printing
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

HATEE Entered Into rest. Nov"mher 20
r.nce ssOI Nest Grace street, Anne
Marie. aged years daughter "f Al
phon.u, ~. and Marie Powers iiatke.
Funeral private, from residence, NoN"ih-
e.r 80, ! /. ~
MIIl.k.R--Died. al her residence, stop ~,
seven Pines line. At $40 a. NJ Tues
Gay November - Mrs. Margaret NH
Ter Funeral notice later.
MILLER--Di.d. at her residence, stop IS.
Nine Mile Road, on Tuesday morning.
November :sth. a. s:.0 y. NJ, Mrs. Mar
yar., Miller in IN" lard yea: OF her age.
Funeral Thursday afternoon. o'clock.
from 81, Johns Evangelical church.
I.omba-dy and Franklin Streets. Inter
men, in Hollywood.
at his residence. Is North
Boulevard. Tuesday. November 20, At
j. NJ Captain Luther Wright, for many
years a prominent contractor OF this city.
canaan Wright WAS born III Caroline
County, Virginia. in iSt0. His first wife
wa. su. Niihcrs Coleman, Of tHroliu"
County lie leaves widow. who Was
Alberta Claut IA Tinsi.y. daughter OF IN"
lar, John FcliN and MARY Eliza BETH
Tins;-y. Of Hanover. and three daush-
.ers Mrs T. !. Noble. Mrs. & W.
Throcnmor,on and Mrs. IL. IL. George
and tao brothers. Alfred and William
Wright Captain Wright WAS an ac-
i've meney. OF Hanover Avenue Chris
tisn churcn and a Confederate Neteran.
run.r.l at II o'clock Thursday. De
,e,nbct J. at Hanover Avenue Christian
Church.
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T. NANf \ MAN. age 80 to 80 wear.
va" h"- $500 and services. hu,In.,.
No. VII pay you 5000 to $500 tpon,hix
,." '"' interview or phone RandoIph
cay" The Dispatch ~
YOUNG MAN-SIngi" no ,I.n.ndon, 49,,
Svh""I 'ducati0n. knowledge %, ,yn.
lung essential good opportunity with
large corporation. Address. Ho, f. ~,
~" III" Dispatch. 90
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OVERALL business booming. Get fast
selling. big commission; repeat order side
line. Sell all general stores Write to-
day. Cincinnati Overall MFG Co Is)
Cincinnati Ohio
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OPPORTUNITY

for office man-bookkeep-
ing, correspondence and
credits; man about 25; ap-
pearancc, education and
common sense essential.
Must thoroughly under
stand accounts and prompt
~ and properly record de
tails. Permanent position
for man who wants to grow
and will attend to employ
er's interests. Give full in
formation in first letter Tin
strict confidence). Firm
located IN one Of Virginia's
largest cities mot Rich
mond).
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Nantcd-iutonnoDIIc,

AUTOS WANTEn iousht. sold. .,.
hanged Mr. Rawlings. Motor t:x
chang" 6!a West broad street
M ON IN" MARIE, Tot /, good used
f"'d ioui!"g Tar Cnas T. Knahr'
i"'"'' room 70 A!lis"" iiu!idtng ,ea,,
" .l'i, ir'tr hro :. 10 excellent condition.
Win n"w t!'cs, Tor Fu.I ,"urInt,
Madison .yb.. 80
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81 MILES per gallon made with new pat
cnted gasoline vaporizer. Write for par
ticulars. Stransky vaporiz.r On
Pukwana. &. ID.
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wanted ambitions young man "a
"i Z" years Of axe. to learn .dv.r
''>ihE ana seiliag. Prefer high
>'h""! graduate. Must he NEAT
.n,ppeH'lnI and Of good address.
"""'i"t. salary to start with
sp"Hdid chance for ady,nr.msn,
1" Young man with determination
ara progressive "n.isN CIV. mn
r"Ftcnidrs IN answering also phon.
nuMho' Address Bc1 ~ $50 cars
Tn Dispatch
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iic.Ip-Male or Female 3

m 10 pain, coats OF arms.
co q IA. Address Artist. EOS E..,
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BOX + 200
Care The Dispatch

Position wanted by High scroo, boy IN
once or messenger cns venahie s,Te.t
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AUTOMOBILES

Free of Charge.
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seven Pines line. at a.26 A. NJ Tues
day November -, Mrs. Margaret NIL
- nm ~ t.lr
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AUTOS FOR iiiRE-Op,n ana sIosea car,
I.it's & Taylor. Madison iGiO.
AUTOS hlTed. opcn aud c0srd Neason
"h!" rates Il. q. Dix, Boulevard !ias.W
ALTOS HIRED s.! 90 s.. s. rer hour
Daniels. iionlcNSid 227-sIO.J.
VIRGINIA TAM SERVICE
ANA night; We never close. Mad. ,Oo.iIai
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CnnCrr May Bc CurrL

N lRlNG the week beginning October 80
'He American Society Tor the Control OF
cancer is conducting throughout the nation
d campaign tor the control of cancer Tho
control OF amy disease depends first al all
upon an intelligent knowledge of its causa-
tion and the conditions which surround i,s
development, as VOL as upoM an intensive
sihoy hpth O. the patient and of the dis
easFt tissue in tn" laboratory The facts
thHa found must b. correlated and applied.
II seems strange ,hat individuals who
VIII think straight and reason logically
apout affair that concern their business or
lHef domestic ARRANGEMENTS. immediately
throw reason to the winds when their own
health is concerned. 1t has for some reason
been considered a disgrace to have cancer
II mas also been thought that the disease is
always hopeless, and incurabl" ana thot
nothing was known about H. Thus iyro
rance ana superstition work powerful toll
OF misery and death There is certainty Ear
less disgrace in having cnnccr than in bay-
ing typhoid fever. which is {. disease caused
Wy contamination OF the food or drink
with filth. II is less reprchensible tb.u.
being nervous. While nervousness NAV NJ.
sometimes justiGaDe because Of the provo
cation, IT is nevertheless "a sign OF unstable
mental control, which. of course may he
temporary NERVOUSNESS may be present, bu,
IL shouid no more be- Dragged about Than.
one would boast OF dirty hands
cancer is always local disease IL, Ms
early stages, and in large percentage of
cahcs' II seen IA the early stages and on
Grated upon ihtelIigenily, permanent cure
can be obtained. The diagnosis is moro diff
fcult in the early stages than in tho Ia,a
stages, but at the same time /, is more i'm
Dortant to the patient. Cancer is practically
always painless in The carly stages For
TINS reason IL is often overlooked; or else
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MONDAY. OCTOBER "a, 1872,
rlounderins over Tax Rcvision

TliE senate is still houndering along in Il
vain attempt TO rework the tax revision
measure passed up to il BY the House into
n sensible plan OF taxation that will meet
public approval by the equitable adjust
ment of the burdens that must be borne by
the people in order TO meet the legitimate
nee DIS of the government for revenue. AS
yet ii has produced nothing satisfactory to
either the majority or 10 the minority party
or To the country at large What the Sen
ate Finance Committee ought TO have done
when it received the House bill was TO toss
the whole thing into the rubbish heap and
give the time il has since devoted to trying
. to perfect il, 10 tho creation of new meas
ure entirely
1T is the spread of this sentiment says
the Cincinnati Enquirer. that has given
courage and stimulus to advocates of substi-
tuto measures Latest of these is the levy on
sales. 1t has been discussed for years. and
the Democratic candidate and his party were
committed 10 the general principle in tho
last campaign. 1t is recommended by the
National Industrial Tax Conference and by
numerous associations OF manufacturers and
merchants, many OF whose members no
doubt, have been drawn to it in the hope
that anything will prove less destructive
10 business than the excess profits tax and
the extreme surtaN levics on incomes"
There are several proposals coming I'M
der the general classification of lcvies on
sales. In thar various UNDERTAKINGS they
are estimated 10 yield revenue return OF
from S500,0o0.00o 10 $4,000, 900 900, de-
pendent on the per cent OF levy. Senator
Smoots proposal has received the most at
tention. It's reception by the Senate Finance
Committee has heeef. anyshtng hu, cordial.
Nevertheless it served to,"stir up the ami
mules" The committee majority does no;
like IL. and the outlook is against IFS ror-
ommendation This may not keep it from
breaking loose in minority report or from
being personally introduced from the floor
CT the Senate Like Borah, Smoot is "a last
ditchcr' on measures dear 10 his heart SUI
hce II TO say, in whatever form and however
presented. II promises TO bring about spir-
lied discussion III that body
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0ucsiions md An,,,rrs

Soy boy-My boy aged . years. is eating
tomatoes. ripe apples and n it'll, meat ,
,''ch" VISITING here has never given her
boy. aged years. such foods. bu, doc.
allow him great deal or ,n,,
which allow my boy very ln,Ic va,
her hoy Is a pretty healthy boy. must
aunt. And so is mine. My friend in
sis's' however. that am feeding my boy
improperly Please give nc your opiniop =
l.. NJ. S.
Nms"er-Four years is early enough TO
allow children to eat raw fruit exccr, :,
very little thoroughly ripe frui, nul, r,y
ana then. Fruit juiccs-includi,,, ,,
zoe as "a iruit-inay be and should he give,
eiitur"h from the age OF or 8 months. es-
pec'aliy Infants raised on the bottle.
'sHip'"hs-What are the symptoms of
S'o'hath trouble or heart. trouble caused by.
local infection from the teeth. ,onsiI. ,
or running cars?--M S.
Answer.-The same as the symptoms OF
stomach trouble heart trouble from
amy other cause. never cnuincrutc or de-
scribe symptoms for readers The rlaiu,in
should describe hiss symptoms to the doc
tor in III" consulting room and keen them
secret at all other times.
Scientific Ncglcct--Some time aro wrote
You about the Karcll regimen. and while I
didn't follow IL 10 the letter did lose t,ycp
F-two pounds and am still reducing some
so feel very grateful. Please send your ar
H..
IN age from IL to I7--Mrs. c. D.
Answcr.-St shall be glad To send - let :
Ter on sex hygiene 10 for any bow over
IT, ana one TO- or for any girl over lG
lhese letters are prepared for boys and girls
10 or Older. though sometimes I send Them
10 younger boys and girls whose parents
wish II. have list OF pamphl cts and books
oeaiing with various aspects Of sex, for per-
sons OF all ages. which may help YOU IN takc
care Of the problem.
Biting the Nails-My daughter, aged Is. is
always biting her fngernails. Please tell me
how ] can stop this. MRS l.. T. a.
Answer-Thc nails should be carefully mani
cured three days each week by a skilled mani
curst for period Of about a month The
purpose is psychological. and the result Is to
overcome the habit in many ca SEES
Cold Bath at Bedtime-Should a person take
n cold bath before going to bed? Should the
room be comparatively warm or cool? How
long should the party stay in the bath tub?
J.. C. i.
Answer. Not as rule--at least I
shouldn't for myself at bedtime. Q.
Comparatively cool. don't care for bath tubs
at all.
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Reprieve for Famous Schooner
IRv Associated rrcss.l

SEATTLE. WASH. oct. 23.--The old South
Sea trading schooner Equator, famous the
vessel on which Robert Louis Stevenson Is
said to nave received the inspiration for his
story OF THE Wrcckcrs." has been granted a
repreve from Davy Jones boncyard OF out
worn ships
The Equator, for many years Puget Sound
steam tug. was about 10 be discarded when il
was decided to open up her hull. The frames
found to be Of Port oxford cedar and as
good. according to marine men here. when
she slid down the ways at Bcnicia, Cal. I'm
1855. AS result the vessel WAS recently
rebuilt her steam engine replaced with a
Diesel power engine. and she will shortly
resume her career tug.
The story goes that Stevenson making a
voyage in the Equator. then schooner
among the islands OF romance was sitting
In the cabin night with a gathering Of
traders. pearl fishers and others and heard an
old South Sea yarn that gave him the idea for
THE Wrcckcrs." Later he recorded that fact
In his diary.
Years later the Equator was equipped with
steam engines and In Course Of time made her
appearance on Puget Sound.
Her owners say she Is good for many more
years OF servIcA-
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MISS MARY LEWIS DIES
At RANDOLPH MACON
FarmviIle Girl, 10, Was Stu.
dent at Collcgc-Dics of
Heart Failure.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
fafMFILLE. VA. Oct. 23.-N.w,
WAS received here this morning of tho
sudden death OF Miss Mary Lewis
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Lewis
81 Buffalo Street, which occurred M
Randolph Macon College. at Lynch.
hurE, on Saturday, where she was -.
student. Miss Lewis was on ,bo
campus OF the college with two
friends. walking across the lawn
when she suddenly droppcd TO tho
ground and in Il few moments .,-
PRED. Death was due 10 heart failure
Miss Lewis. who was "A sophomore.
at Randolph Macon. belongs To on.
OF Farmvilic's most prominent fami-
Hes, and she has large circle OF
friends who Will receive news of her
untiincIy death with regret
She Is survived by her parents. one
brother and sister. The body will
ne brought to Farmvillc and laid TO
rest IN the family square In the town
cemetery, but as yet no time has
o'ch get FOR the funeral
Hiss Lewis was ~ years of age.
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Origin of "IJ,A,chn

the past decade the cojucrs of ncw
words hay" been kept busy and many Of
their varied productions will ere long. If
they have not already done so. find their
way into the dictionaries The world war
brought TO us dozens. IT may be hund reds
o! new words, and it is possible that a ma
Joriiy Of them have come to stay.
When prohibit came along numerous
new nouns came TO the front. although i,
would seem that here in Virginia none wore
needed. We already had ''moonshiuc.'
blind tiger, white elephant" mountain
dew and some other nouns and adjectives
through which We let the world know tina,
all the intoNicants made and drunk in Vir-
GINA were not Of strictly legal birth A,
investigation would show that All Of those
designations for plain whisky had their
origin in something that was really suppos
tive. but with the coming OF ua,ionwido
prohibition yet another word had ia no
coined. ana at the present writing i, locke
as II II VIII become the most popular OF
them all and in time may be the one name
by which all OF the Illegal inehriating stuff
viii be known. That noun is ''hooch
Since ''hooch" has become tho .-tior-
wide cognomcn for what we used IN know
as whisky and brandy, no less distinguish
ed person than the photographer of the Lii,
efafy Digest has seen III to hun, mn its do
riyaiion and origin. He tells II. ,b,,
hooch is a contraction OF hopch!noo :,
very powerful distilled liquor made from
yeast. flour ana inolasses or sugar hv ,ho
indians OF Alaska. Ii one may be permitted
to Judge from the effects on the human min,
ana system Of the stun that the bootIcpecrs
"is'Iip"'e' ~ must be said that, without re-
Eafa 10 me manner of its manufacture or
'ne i"sren,eh's used it is most appropriately
Nsl
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done.
Cancer Is never contagious. Much I'M
necessary misery has been caused by is
noroncc on this point. Relatives OF !, pa
tient who had cancer have feared to stay
III the same room or even eat at the same
table with the patient. Cancer cannot be
tranSplantcd from one human being TO an
other. There is no well-authenticated case
on record in which this has occurred
There are many so-called prccanccrous
LESSONS which can easily be extirpated with
u certainty of preventing cancer. There
are also many habits OF life which
predispoSc to cancer. These things Of
fer very promising field o! action
Tor the cndcavors OF the American Society
for the Control OF Cancer The Virginia Di-
vision Of this society has been thoroughly
organized. During Cancer Prevention
Week.. October so to November 6, lectures
and publications of various kinds will be
given throughout the State and throughout
the nation. II the intelligent public will
give earnest consideration to the proven
facts about cancer that will be promulgated
during that week. doubtless hundreds and
thousands OF lives may be saved and untold
distress prevented
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-24
ELM CITY FOUR AMONG
LYRICS ATTRACTIONS
Quartet New York HIppadrnmc i,or-
rowed for Two Seasons VIII BE
Here This Week

Music and it's charms are most
agrceably exemplifcd by the Elm CITY
-FOUR. which will he among the many
entertaining features OF the new
snow which comes TO the Lyric today
Tor the opening half OF the weee.
The Elm City -Four Is generally
conceded one OF the lest quartcts to
De round anywhere. They belong to
vaudeville. but the New York Hippo-
urome borrowed them and made them
feature OF the production. "rhe
Big Show" whore they scored so
heavily and became such favorites
that they were retained for n second
season. something unusual mt the
Hippodrome. and were made features
Of Cheer Up"
Now vaudeville has the Elm CITY
Four back again and the four fine
voices arc being heard in their usual
telling way.
on the same bill will be the LIE
Maze Trio, n team OF comedy gym
nasts. who were imported especially
FOR the Keith Zig time; Lucille and
Cookie, two wonderful talking and
singing birds. who perform under a
pretty girl who spent years training
them; LeMaire and Hayes. blackfacc
comedy artists, and Hall. Ermine and
Brice. two fetching condolences and
an eccentric funmakcr Of the male
persuasion.
New and entertaining motion pic
lures supplement the vaudeville bill.
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.Inlln G. InALIn

NORFOLK. VA. Oct, 23-John G.
cashin. formerly a member OF Tho
CITY Council, died yesterday rnorni,s-
al ms nome, 2C0i Granby street. an
or an Illness o' sevcral weeks. lie
vas Gi years old
DIR. cashin WAS Il native of Nor
ioik. ana was the son of tho TAT.
Michael and Catherine Cashin. ms
vic. VINO mas Miss Cecilia I-rIvoii
81 '"r'Fm"u'h, died acEcral years ago.
During the administration Of C-oy,,.
Cleveland Mr.. Cashm was foreman
OF the construction department, of IN.
n"EE-yard. For some Tim, he huJ
been In business with his hro,ber II
T. tnshin. metal dealer. 10 was. a,
member II tho knights Of Columns
Elk3 and IIibcrniaus.
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l.l42,578 DEATHS IN
UNITED STATES IN 1920
lNy Associated rrcssl

WASHINGTON, Oct 23.-The gov
tNhhchts annual report on mortal
~ statistics for 1920. soon to be
issued. shows '"taI or fl!2.5TS
""athS "';''T d" DR. ' Registrations
't'h, ,ar.S"n..i.s a rate ~ l3.1 per
thousand population as compared
WIN L." in ial? TIE iai? rate was
tn" l""ost recorded in any year since
establishment Of the registration
area in 1900. There was an increase
in the death rate from pneumonia
and "A marked decrease in tubercu-
losis fatalities.
Fatalities from automobile acct
dents and injuries increased from 81
to 1914 per hundred thousand
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

war. he was Il maj or in the First Gas
Reg mcnt and saw scryic" I'm France
for eighteen months. lie ia now
technical director of the Chemical
arsenal at i.1r wood. Nd.
Mr.. ana Mrs Mills Will hc At home
nt Edg."ooi Arsenal. Edgcwood,
Md. after November /.
Quiet Wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. j. -. Martin an
nounce the marriage OF their daugh-
ter, Cecil Claiborne Graves. to VIII
liam Joseph Paul, which took place
quietly IT ST. Peters Cathedral. Fri
day. October II. in Richmond.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis blizzard.
Of Low Moor, Va, announce the en-
Gagcmcnt and approaching marrigc
OF their daughter. Martha Taylor. to
Lem Hall I.ipscy, Jr., OF Hunting ton.
W. Va. The wedding will take place
the latter part OF November.
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Mrs. atnry ~. Du,.o,

afoFsfLN ANA. VA. oct: az
Mrs Mary Il. Dunson wiz. ,c 1vu
nam Henry Dunson. q pro,nirc,,, lii
zen OF the county. died ~ her hon.
near Mount Pleasant this morninp
- o'clock. OF heart disease. ag.d
90 yearr Sh" was q member OF
""!iers Baptist Church. and was
prominent In social and religious cir
Greg. She is survived by her husband
an" TWO sons. joseph Dunscn ana
nschth buhSon. Funeral today
tSunaay>. a. tho hou. a, ? y NJ
ana burial In the family cemetery.
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CharIr. j. rhomn.. r = 1..l..

LAM HE. w, Oct. 23.-Thr hodv
"t friTh,c Charles j. Thomas. United
states Marine corps. who was several
"hS "E" drowned In San Domingo.
arrived here yesterday THO youn-
ifih"!lie man who expected To be
nome ana out of service by Christ
mas was drowned fording the Igun
mo River Ills lieutenant. w B
'aScy. was drowned In the same place
on the previous day.
IA. tuhcrai was held At Cabclll
9''''t hcth"dist Church this after
noon. with horrors done by- the AmcrI-
can Legion intcrmcnt was In Too.
mont Cemetery