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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
DAUGHTER REUNITED
WITH MOTHER AFTER
17-YEAR SEPARATION
Chicago Woman Successful in
Long Search for Her
Lost Child.

LAS ANIMALS Colo. June s.
WITH a joyous cry and win her
eyes yelling with tears Mrs Eliza
beth Braham Of Chicago. clasped
% her bosom Miss Dolores Fou1k.
Ter eighteen -year-o5 daughter. at
the railroad station here. when
mother and daughter were reunited
after separation Of seventeen
years
seated on a bench in the station
waiting room. Mrs. Braham told
v--h mingled so.hs and laughter. Of
the long search she had made for
the girl. who as baby she had
lefr in the care OF relatives in Tellu-
ride Colorado after she had be-
come widowed and set out to make
her way TO success in the bushes -
world
For many months Mrs Braham
kept ia touch with her daughter.
hut as time went on the line OF COM
munlcaton was broken between
the mother and Mr. and Mrs. G.
y Foulk. Of Telluride. who had
he baby In charge
TIE child grew up In the Foulk
family, never knowing but what
she was a real sister 20 the other
children Of the household II was
only a few years ago that she learn
ed her real identity.
Six years ago the Foulk family
came hare from Telluride Dolores
graduated from the Bent county
high school in the class Of 1921 and
immediately took a position as
bcokkeeper in a Las Animas store.
where she is now employed.
The FOulks, not having heard
from Dolores's mother for many
years, concluded that she was dead
Mrs Braham. the young widowed
mother Of Dolores. dlsclaimed any
Intention OF deserving the baby
Bowed with grief and driven by
desire to secure lucrative employ
ment in order 10 establish a home
for herself and child. she started
out But the trail was long and
winding and constantly led her far
ther away from Telluride
In Chicago Mrs. Foulk met and
married a man named Braham. who
was killed in a railroad wreck in
the city in October. 1921
Following her second bereavement
Mrs. Braham took up the search
for her daughter, and, after ex-
changing many letters with persons
in telluride, Ouray. Pueblo and
Las Animas. she located the missing
child now a young business woman
herself.
Mrs. Braham left Chicago lmme-
Giately and for the past week has
been enjoying the loving compan-
ionship of her daughter.
Mrs Braham plans 10 leave here
for Chicago soon to close up her
business affairs. but declares she
Will return and make her home here
with Miss Dolores.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
MRS. mary STAPLES,
OCTOGENARIAN, DIES

Mrs Mary Staples. SO years old.
died al the home Of her nephew
Henry KIzer. Osceo1a. Thursday
morning at O'Clock. following a
two years illness. Mrs Staples
maiden name was Mary n Plot.
She was born in Tiffon. o.. August 8.
'Staples. who died 90 years ago. She
came here from South Bend seven
years ago.
Mrs. Staples is survived by one
step-son John Staples Of South Bend.
She also leaves a sister, Mrs. Eliza
beth Kizer. also Of South Bend
Funeral arrangements Will be an
nounced later.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
AS 1t Would Be TODAY
By James J. Montague
If Hamlet Had Communicated With His Fathers
Spirit in the Modern Fashion.

The Medium-Well. II was simply
onderful-simply wonderful. that's
all. a course I was in a trance an
didn't know nothin' about IT. but
the things that control told me as I
heard EN- afterward from parties
which was here it would set your
teeth on edge. That new King amt
acted right, Mr.. Horatio, an the
sooner young Mr. Hamlet finds out
about il the better.
Horatio-Do you think you can
summon him again?
The Medium-Say. I can summon
any control from anywhere. You
can ask some Of the best people in
Denmark if I amt got EN- facts
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

Scene-A dimly lighted parlor
furnished with few faded chairs
and a table Around 1t are sitting
an elderly lady with horn spectacles,
and three young gentlemen. Hora-
ratio, Bernardo and Marcellus. The
lady, a medium, has offered TO put
Hamlet (who has not yet arrived)
in touch with his fathers spirit.
Hamlet believes his fathers spirit
can throw some light on the mystery
Of his own taking off.
The Medium-Was you here the
other evenin' Mr. Horatio. when he
was tryin' TO get Hamlet?
HoratiO-No, madam, this is the
first time 7 have visited YOU.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

younE man. I suggest that all other
. parties leave the room.
HoratiO-Wil this be necessary.
madam?
The Eolce-There amt no use In
taikln' 90 the lady young man.
Shes just the voice OF such OF US
spirits as has messages 20 commun-
icate. Amt your name Horauo2
Horatio-Tes. sire.
The Noice-An' the other party.
Am ] right in sayin' their names is
Bernardo an Marcellus2
Horatio-You are. sire
The Voice-Then I guess YOU can
stay. remember you was al
friends Of my boys
enter Hamlet. He seats himself
az the table. under which are heard
a series of violent thumpinEs)
Hamlet-What was that2
The Voice-Its me. son. les
your pore murdered father,
Observation-Disclosures
The Noice-Murdere is right. and
by a Teller what owed everything 70
me-a Teller never done nothin'
bu- the right thing by.
Hamlet-Oh my prophetic soul
my uncle,
The Noice-You guessed Il.
Hamlet-But how?
The Voice-The way they all do il
now and set away with il.
Hamlet fail 10 follow you
sire.
The voice-Hootch. of course
How else?
Hamlet stiu am in the dark.
The NOiCe-That's necessary, son.
in these sceances. Us spirits amt
allowed 10 appaer by light. IL
melts us so we can't talk.
Hamlet mean I do not under
stand this "hootch."
The Voice-Idquor. Asked me 10
try some Of his private stock and
rung i'm the wood alcohol on me
OF course his alibi was that he
bought it off a boouegger and he
didn't know but what il was Just a.
represented
HamIet-Horrorsi
The Voice-Thats what said
But YOU can't get nothin' on him.
You'll just have 10 work out your
revenge in your own private way
Hamlet-But howe
The NOice-That's up 10 YOU Us
spirits don't commit murders. buy
suggest YOU break into his room an
tap him with a sandhag an lay it TO
the crime wave
Hamlet shall be done,
The Noice-Weu that's all settled
then, son. Don't forget. BY the way.
tell your ma never was so happy
as a. present Tell her If I'd NV
come 10 the Spirit World before I
was lead 10 the alter I'd of been
better off. and 1 wish her joy OF that
murderer she took instead of me
Hamlet shall do your wishes.
The Voice-Well. so long. all. See
YOU in the Spirit Land some day.
(The Lights Go Up)
The Medium-Where am I?
Horatio-Here. madam.
The Medium - Did Mr.. Hamlet
come in2
Horatio-He is here
The MediuU-Was his pa here
HoratiO-He was
The Medium-Did YOU get the in
formation you was looking for. Mr..
Hamlet
Enthusiastically. madam.
The Medium-Weu, all I ask is
that you don't mention my part in
this business 10 the king I got a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
VICTORY PLACES MOLLA
IN LONDON SEMI-FINALS

LONDON. June S-Mrs Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory Thursday defeat
ed Mrs. Edgington. Ga, 60. in the
semi-hnal round Of the north Lon
don tennis championship. Her vic
tory Of today gives the American
player an opportunity 10 meet Nj
Beamish, English player in the
finals on Saturday. Mrs Beamish
having won her match in the semi
finals today against Miss Head.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
TO FrRNIsH CHILnRrN

BERLIN. June S.-CU. P.)--rT1s
people who want 20 have children
this year should apply for them or
the mayor. DE VIII provide th a-1.
the village beIlman OF Waldhauso1
called out the other DAY.
He forgot 20 add that The children
In question were grown ups ~ the
city schools who are sent Gurtr- tre
school vacation 90 the country Cor
recreation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
BUILDING PERMITS.

G. r. Rowe. lafayette Place,
tabernacle. $1,000
Henry Schmitt for I. Van Huffel
Front ST.. garage. $4,000.
A. Pieer. 225 S. Smith St. gar
age, $50.
Ross Truax. W. Jefferson av., gar
age. $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

good business an can't AFFORD 90 get
dollars each please. gentlemen.
Good night
Copyright 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
MIAMI CLUE PARTY.

Mrs. Fred y. Smith and Mrs.
Fred Willett won the favors ar the
card party Wednesday afternoon at
the Miami country club. There
were nine tables.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
Griffith Wins Southern
Shoot by Perfect Score

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June S.-(By
A. P)-George Griffith, Memphis
won the southern zone trap shooting
championship here Thursday by
breaking so targets without a miss
in a shoot-off Of q tie with J. Az
cock of Jacksonville, Fla. who
missed one of the so. Griffith and
Ayoock had tied in the champion
ship contest with scores Of 1877 Of
a possible 200.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
NnssIoNARY no sPEAK.

Victor Martin. missionary from
Japan. viii speak at the prayer ser
vice. a. the First Methodist church
this evening.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09
no ENTERTAIN THIMRLE.

The Pythian Sisters thimble will
be entertained Friday evening at
the home OF Mrs. James Burger. 946
s. Eleventh St River Park.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

PLAN ICE CREAM SOCIAL.
An ice cream social viii be held
~ the Beiger school Friday even
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

The first mechanical sewing MAJ
chine was patented In 1880
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

For a man 70 laugh in Persia Is
considered eGemirate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-09

The harbor at Halifax is Is miles
long.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
WIRELESS STATION
LISTENS TO MUSIC
IN DISTANT CITIES
Public Concerts to Begin
When Amplihers
Arrive at u

nv Kufhcr wireless station at the
University D. now listening IN On
muaic which is played IN Denver.
Los Angcics and ~ i'aso Although
the nmpnfivrs have not got arrived.
and the volume ut the music when
received b. not sufficient 20 maxi"
public concerts possible those who
have listened m say that the music
b. clear. and seems to lose nothing
~ be- long journey ON b wiz. less
waves.
The apparatus which tho wire'css
station now has, makes the niuslc
loud enough that II viii nii o small
room wherc tn receiving apparatus
has been set up Every %eyeuing,
after the sending out Of weather re-
ports az $50 o'clock. 70 small ~ iui
gathers In the receiving rooms. and
hcars the concerts OF other cities
The most regular concert 20 ho
received b. the one which IA sen ont
from the government hospital ~
Denver Band and orchestra mus,
from Denver are heard distinctly
Occasionally music from more dir
tHut cities Is also received.
The amplifying apparatus is ey'
pected to- arrive within the neNl
week. and as % % as II has cen fei
up in the assembly hall 80 IN,
University, regular sunday Afternoon
concerts viii be heard by radio by
the public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
MAKES
It TWO STRAIGHT
FROM THE j. n N.
Score in Second Game
Much Closer Than
the First

Vtur .. l,.t uIrht'- pHmr uy 10
score of 90 TO %, from the tniNcr-
col N'w IHrN.t .lr leo go -itN NJ.
,rlzona basketball team let for ID
ruso last night with " straight
y~Ict,rIcr over th, local university 20
their credit
L4st mrnt. gtmc wac tist and
vol played each INN hc ng pushed
foo do it, utmost The NeW McNl'l
lnhos especially. showed q uHtrht .
iro,cmeut boz team work unu 90
times displayed - superiority 10 pass
ing. They came back Tor the econ
game with grJutcr confidence than
they had ON Wednesday night aui
r. u while % seemed that hey would
fight their way struiEht 90 victory
The playing 60 StowCli New MtN-
leo guard. was the feature OF the
e.. eniug de- showed good head work
was aiwayy ON fhr aggressive. u be
tees holding down his wofk a. 90
guard he proved a valuable auxiliary
to the forwards lie made the fi"st
count Tor the Sew Mexico team and
lowed this up with q steady game
until IN finish
sirnakcr. forward on the Arizona
team. played % brilliant game %
WIS responsible for most ut the Art-
zunn score The ccnters were more
evenly matched than they q been
"Wednesday night. bow showing a
gi ,ut deal Of fighting spirit
W the opening OF the game no
core was made in the first seven
minutes uf play Stowell broke the
Ire by making tho first goal f,r New
NsNico. Twn more goals Tor Nc~
Mexico in rupuid succession puf them
we'll IN the lvud. hui q, streak hN the
Arizona team uNcnod D. cute. %
%. .Ie at the end OF the frs hair was
D. 20 10 iu favor OF Arizona,
in the second halt the Arizona team
.r Iuully widonod It's lead 80 that
30 mad a safe margin for the last
81. mtnutes Of play.
r. o iiucups were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
SIX BOXERS WAIT
HOUR FOR BATTLE,
81 ROUNDS IN ALL
Officials Are Chosen
First Bout Opens at
$50 O'clock

Everything is in readiness fur the
boxing program TO De- staged 90 the
armcry tonight
Tho boxers muscles are hardened
Tor battle. the referee tmrkrcpct.
and Judges are ready to
lake their places by she rIngsido.
Tickets are stil selling and Gu,
Pearcc. promoter, says hc is ready OIL
handle a hlg GROVE
The boxers finished their light
workouts yesterday al Labor temple.
No spHrring was on the bin uf main
ing yesterday and perfect rest b. the
only word Dn the program today be-
fore tne gong sounds tonight.
Fans who travel ZEE fur l- the AR
mory are promised - rounds OF
glove swinr. provided uo %
fails TO sleep iu the ring The main
10 b. to be % rounds between Kid
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
NEW BOILER SHOP
MAY Be ERECTED
BY RAILROAD HERE
John Purcell of Chicago
Inspecting Progress
of Work

The fact that work on the Santa
Re railroads big new machine shop
here II nearing completion does not
necessarily. mean that Improvement,
In the shop grounds are 10 cease.
There II "a prospect OF the railroad
putting up "a new boiler shop In
addition Ia the new macnlue ahou.
power house aud other buildInss
which have run tho railroads ,,-
pcuditurcs In improvements already
into millions OF dollars.
John Purcell. system Virc-presi-
dent ~ the road In charge OF the
mechanical department with heni-
quarters az Chicago. admitted yoster-
day after spending "a large part of
the day nt the shop grounds that .ic
railroad company "a considering
the a~dvisahility u constructing "a now
boiler shop here
Whether this would actually be
done or not. Mr. Purcell. according
to his statement wa not in %
position 90 say lie said be would
be- here several days Inspecting the
work. Mr. Purcell yesterday WIS in
consultation with enrinesrs 10 charge
~ construction OF the new shops and
with r T. McMurray. master
mechanic M the shops.
Work on the present shops Will D."
completed early Ia March, according
to latest estimates, This does not
mean, however. according to officials
that the shop VIII be put into oper-
alton Immediately upon IT, compile
ton.
The hiring of "a larger force 81
workmrn und the beginning of work
In the new plant will depend entirely
upon business conditions. ID was said
officials say that business b. az low
tide az present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
State News
Col. Whiteledge to
Return as Commander
At Fort Bayard

FORT BANARH y 81 Fru
II has been definitely announced that
Lieutenant Colonel o. T. White
ledge. former commander ui iu'
Public iicpl'H Service hospital here
VIII return to this post soon lie
left Fort Baynrl some time uEn tu
take charge OF u hospital ut Duw.uu
Spriugs Ny after having been 800
command ai his hosIita, since %
was transferred from army admluis-
trsti0n iu the public health service
NHtpr o. g. H"Iilug wiu succeed
ed colonel MhitoleIg" here has h""n
transferred 10 th" government hose
rlial ct Fo, Hu staten leland Sow
YORK Ho has already lett Co tua
uyvr nls new post and Dos family Will
follow soon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
Las Vegas Publishing
Company Is Sued

Las VEGAS y NJ Feh g.
Francisco I.uteg has rieu suit against
10. sentinel Publishing company
asking tur the payment of 81 600 Doc"
ul.lr- BE- due him us % 4~foohhplder
auI an cmploy' Lopez who now b.
employed boy a PUBLISHING house IN
Santa 20 l- ono Of the defendants
900 tho suit brought tr1 wet Tho
sentinel cpmpuE, 10y the Morgrn-
thllcr Linotype company 20 eouro
balance of payment Tor q typc-~ettinE
machine. The equipment of the
sentinel ronlinnN be- said fo have
hDcu brought to las Vegas lt-t year.
and l4 iu use hy iH ray"tH. an in
dependent Spanish weekly uuhu. bod
hy g. \. Sena.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

Mex Of Pucbio and kI Lee. -
Louis negro. mo each urf rmIued
TO gather ln the bacon.
The seml-windup l~ Co IH % stan
zas uf work between tr~urI"rtu 81
and Young Sol This promises Co bH
a fight ~ flash and dash Neifh"f
boxer says hc b. gCing - cover and
II both box onsthc ssru r,,tH,d -Uu.,
one i- sure 20 get % wullDY
The prUlmInury 3D. iu 90 between
Jack Brady and Yuius Bruu-uu
These men are hcIvywrILTt Iul u
IS promising TO pat utr" .N h1'
tering ram-hke punchss
Promoter reurce unuIrfuf.H I1iuN
that John Flaska, hr ,iI JaLtblc
referee. viii he third H.IH boo n' ring
tonight George RirElius fus man
who has a voice whIr1 wN trfN.l TO
every monk AMI corsor u| tI. ur-
morv b. "a be the o4friIl .uurunccr
Jake Levy. tho slim WIN ,llI'L f.
have the hest stop wn'rl in tho We
has brought his watch N.'n him from
Santa Re and Boz to hand tl' rung
The three commissioner WIN Spring
err. sheriff TONY ortiz und ur J r.
Pearcr. viii ho on hand ~. % tttit
raper padf 10 keep Tab or who take-
the varluus rounds.
The doors uf the rfu'fs tre 90
omen shortly arer or!ort the
curtain rpir"f VIII not start uqtii $500
o'cioca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
High School Wins
From HARDWOOD by
Score of 20 to rs

4 .',ort ,o~ste-bank n iFs -osoul
half uf the game won a victory of
90 90 rs foI the filFi pee. ut ug
Harwnnd school whpn the two teams
played ron the Y NJ g. a floor ye.-
afternoon ln the frSf half
the HARDWOOD boys uutplayed the High
school ana piled uu % substantial
lend Tho hnif ended win the score
n to o in Harwlod's ft.ct
II was boo the secund period uf play
that the High s,autl began. 10 show
their hess work and walked away
from the Harwood team They eve
cned M the score and whea the game
closed had won by four points.
The Uneups were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
M MAN LNs NTGNs.

LAS VEGAS y NJ. Feb ON"
ravr OF Influenza has been r"pgrtci
from tho country near las NgnS
Physiciuus do not believe that The
disease VIII be- uEei, Co spread uu'
ease Of scarlet foyer aud three cdsc'
~ chickenpoN were reported Thurs
.IuV
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
Cardinal O'Connell
Delayed En- Route to
Sacred Conclave

ROME. Feb a-tBy the Associated
prrzsl The steamship President vii
son which Is bringing Cardinal
p.Gonneli 81 Boston to Rome. Will
not arrive az naples before next Mon
day morning The steamship com
puny announced today u had received
I wireless message from the vessel
which showed this The captain has
decided 90 call at Algicrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

with "a rubber coat. rubber ahortinr
or ven several thickuesscs uf dry
cloth. silk Is u good non-conIuctor
In addition he should complete hi.
Insulation lay standing on a dry hourd
q thick piece Of dry paper or even 20
dry con-.
EcsCuinr calls upon AN the In
%Eenuity Of the rcScuer Some case-
~ electric shock from powerful cur
rents are hopeless from Doe begin
ming.
n BE- impossible 90 tell this a. first
however. and therefore an temp
should be- made 80 save the victim
by prompt treatment This treat
m"pt b. ARTIFICIAL respiration.
Burns from electricity should De
treated like other burns
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
UNPUBLISHED PRAYER
81 STEVENSON

A. unpubiishsd prayer BY
Robert Louis Stevenson has
teen d seossrsd on the ~ leaf
Of a dictionary that belonged
20 the celebrated author. Tire
dictionary ~as presented 10 the
Stevenson society OF America.
The prayer, Nrfttsn by steven.
sor on the ~ eat % the book,
. - follows
"Lerc. behold Us come before
Thes this night. onee more as.
biss. correct US In our faults.
awe us 10 see 90 Tar as may BE-
needful heip Us 10 see a. fsr
a. may be right, ard ye, not
further, In all Vieissitudss Of our
career. For them that are 40.
sent. Ne orer Thee our suppl.
cations. es good "a the green
ard 10 the ripe. Prepare M
child for the arena To our ab-
sent mother. ave my armfuis.
the last aleaninps Of the harvest
Of her NE 90 thas n may %
down there where she must 30
In the beauty o. a ssreae eve.
nira rot without ne songs
-sip W one ard al TO bear ara
10 fcrpsar. for Thy names sake,
ard ist this home Of ours en-.
DUE ~ strokes Of enemies FROM
without ard % enemies from
Within. until We shan be eath.
sesd, one by n late Thy 9sr.
. ~ ,hs dead ana rsstira.
rsVerthelsss rot a. ~e viii but
a. ~s shal serve In the IN.
kno~r desisr"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

suhstitugont New Mexico kilt-
inson To- Horgan Referee Wilton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03
Old Soldier Dies
OF Exposure at sails
In Valencia County

Philp H. Jenkins whose body was
found at Suls. Valencia county. anne
to hi. death rs Injury and exposure,
according to The findings df q coro-
nar's jury. word of the jury'~ Yer
dict was received here from sheriff.
Joseph g. Tondro OF Valencia countN
The deceased was an old civil war
veteruu. receiving pension and vas
On 90 pU day uI.lough. Papers ON his
person showed NAMES OF possible
relatives or friends, who were nutl-
Ued by wire \ daughter in Iowa
has asked that the body Ice shipped
there. according To q r. French who
ls In charge
The members Of the jury which sat
at tho Inquest were T.. e. BECKER. ~.
auckland e. \ Wilson jose T..
phdilp S%luruino Truilllo and
MHinui o. Ie Brun The inquest
wa held before T.'c-for Araguu.
Justice of TN, peace 100 precinct . uf
BelDn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

You will find it in our Classified
Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-03

nv Referee noam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-08-18
Argentine Republic To
Investigate Mail System

Confronted with the problems OF
handling large quantities of mail, the
Argentine Republic is now making
INQUIRIES of American methods ana
practices through the Post Office De
partment.
The Argentine government has aP-
pointed commission of investigation
composed Of Captain Enrique G. Fhess
naval attache of the Argentine En-
baSSy. Lieutenant Commander Fran
cisco Danieri, and Lieutenant Gull
lermo Coelho This commission was In
conference yesterday with officials IN
the Chief Inspectors office of the
Post Office Department.
The commission has been going
over the plans for the new Chicago
terminal which viii have the most
modern distributing equipment Of any
post office in the world. Jose NJ.
Guifra. Postmaster General of Ar
gentina has requested naval officers
to get information on the extensive
belt conveyor system TO be established
in the Chicago Office, with view to
the use of similar system in the
new post office at Buenos Aires which
is nearing completion. The Post Of
flee Department is supplying the com
mission with information and speclfl
cations of the newest mechanical de
vices used 10 speed the mails.