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BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News OF the Town and Village and
Advertisements.

Canadian bacon try some. Check
erline.
oysters fresh every day. O. r.
Market.
Very fine chickens, fowls, lamb
and veal all native. Checkcrlinc. o
Leo Armstrong has returned from
Troy where he has been on business.
At the New York stores sale. lad.
les fanneletto petticoats and bloom.
crs 43c.
Perfection in shoe making. Foot.
Filter shoes for men $3.50 at Hart's
Shoe store.
Extra fancy Chesapeake Bay oys.
ter selects and standards at the
Checkerllnc,
Herbert G. Armstrong aud George
W. Plumb have gone to Nottingham
for few days.
Mrs. Michael Seward OF Iloosict
Fails IS the guest Of her daughter
Mrs. William Shea
After inventory clearance, with
great price cutting in every depart
ment, now, at Noyecks l2t2
As stated in Tuesdays Banner,
! bore WI he no meeting o. the Fort
nightly until February II.
Basketball tonight at Library Hall
Il. II. $. VS. Y N. C. A. Good pre-.
/ lminary Admission 3jc.
/ Sfas Alice Guidan. who has been
spending two weeks with her sister.
Mrs. James = Hogan Of Mckiuley
street has returned to Ter home in
Hooslck Fallr
WIN am McGraw and John Burns
who have been living or two months
( at the home OF Mt. aud Mrs. Thomas
Slattery OF South street, have return
cd 70 Philadelphia
Miss Hazel Alexander. who has
been spending the past few days with
her aunt, Mrs Wa ter Woodward OF
Morgan street. has returned 20 her
home in liC0sick FAILS.
This is the anniversary OF I've dis.
astrous explosion a. the Bradford
mill in which nine people were
killed Tho accident occurred on
January 20, 1874
Mrs. Lee Warner and son have TO.
turned from Rutland where they
have been visiting Mrs. Warmers
sister, Mss Anna Green returned
With them.
As it is nearing the end Of the 6s.
cal year tie Woman's Auxiliary OF
the Y. VI. c. A. is DESTROYS OF check.
up up is kitchen and dining room
equipment WI any person who has
borrowed either y" silver or y. VI.
c. a. dishes kindly return same 10
he Y. NJ. c. 4. building not later
than Tuesday. January 81.
Wallace Burritt OF Graudv.ew
street. who underwent an operation
two weeks ago at TIE Putnam Mem
orial hospital was discharged from
he institution Wednesday and is at
h home. Mr.. Burrltt was On the
strcot Tor a few hours Thurs Jay H.
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q l''AIfNi.
The funeral OF Sarah ] Trim. f..
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Mordecai
Tripp was held Thur-day afternoon
ffcm the home OF mo bcrcsyod par.
onts On Mccall street In tho al.
seace 81 Rev J Fine Mckee, r., TOR
o. ~ Peter chur =. who ls on. Of
town the service Was conducted by
Rev W. G. Tuwart pastor OF the Pan
tist church. Among the flowers We're
tributes from her classmates and
Sunday school teache- The little
girl died ruoeday afternoon II hea.l
allure Tho body was placed IN the
vault az Old Bennington comc,ary
The hoare-a were two uuc es. iIar-
old and George Wood. . brother.iu.
law John T. German aud Clarence @.
Holmes Those from out of town
who attended the funeral were Mr.
aud Mrs william Poster and family
aud Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Baker
and daughter OF Hoos!ch Fails, Mr
and Mrs. JON Chase and M'rk kipp
Of North Hcosict MIR and MRS WIZ
Burg, aad tami 3 at powna!. NJ
Waiter co las and Mrs Fnra lIanr
m9nd at South Sboft;hU"y. Mrs -
Stewart and son FLOYD o bennug
ton Fails. and Mrs Alice n Holmes
~ Adams. and Mr. and Mrs Harold
Wood md family o, North Neau1r
tCr
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oDo AND lNTEREsTEi


The name ChG means u land Of
snow
TIL, British army has twelve ~ d
mars halls
There are many Parts CT F1glaul
where snow hard y ever falls.
Among the Chincsc the Buddhist
knot IS q ymho' Of lCngoy.t-
The fir public scLo5l ioy The blind
was established in PARIS In i1Si
4 million hours aco n 1897 Eu.
ropo was in the midst OF the wars with
Napoleon,
Tho combined holIiags Of uccro
landowners N The United states would
equa IRELAND IN urea.
Depos Is OF red sroW Wcre d,scov
cred in Greenland by Can't John Ross.
Of the British navy, IN ISIS
JaNuary's precious stone is the gar.
net symboli5ing fathfulueSS and con.
stancy in love, marriage and friend
ship
The p IS Ira".ai aatlc liner Majestic
will have eight separate Kitchens With
seventy cooks, twenty ave bakers and
fftecr butchers
Fy king Prompch of Ashanti. who 81
held as a political prisouc- on re.
mote island IN the Indian Ocean, has
been baptized In the Chr. tiau church.
Throwing cocoanuts over logs,
which are TO be used in constructing
boats, mak"a the boats stronger ami
svirter, according to superstition
among toe natives Of New Guinea.
An English jewecr IL showing q
watch claimed to be the largest IN the
wo,ld. II Is an exact copy Of an or.
diary watch bat is over hftythrrc
lnchos IN Circumference aud votghs q
hundred POUNDS, 1t CO $4,000 TO
build
Tho only factory 81 Japan which
never operates on SUudayo IS Quo
owned ty wealthy Japanese mann.
lecturer. who was converted 10 Chris.
tgn'ty many years ago. On each Of
tho great smokestacks Of tho factory
tho sign Of the crosse Is painted
believed TO be the highest inhabited
house in the world Is q stone howell in
the Donl1ia Pass. Tibet, which IT, occu
pied every sumner by a Tlbetan out
post OF four or five men. The house
stands al a height OF 1900 feet. or
three and bali miles.
tIgnlkcrchiafs werr Of any shape
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DYE SILK STOCKINGS
BLOUSE OR SWEATER
IN DIAMOND DYES

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any woman can pUt new, ri,., fano.
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or drapc-'os even IL she has mover
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Dyes--.no otaor X nj then your ma.
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Diamond DYES are guaranteed not 10
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druggist whether the material YOU
Wish @ dye Is wool or X. or Ehe.'-
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Advertisement.
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that fanny dictated until Mario Au
t1iuc,tc Glanced to remark 70 Louis
XVI that & would BE- more convenient
only The square forms were used On
January 20 1855. the KING ot France
issued an ed,ct dccresing that the
lnngth % handkerchieis shall cT.al
their width throughout he Ainslon"
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Is enthusiastically apprecative OF
the care and attention received while
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FIVE POINTS PLAN FOR
MORE IMPROVEMENTS
To Help Raise Funds the Whole
Community viii Give an ex-
cursion on August 1.

Special Correspondence Every EVENING.
Richardson Park, July 22.--With the
recent carnival at Elmhur.t netting
sufficient money 10 pay of the indebted
ness on the combination fire apparatus
and hose, residents of Five Points have
arranged for river ride and dance,
Tuesday evening, August /. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted 10 other civic
matters in the five villages scattered
along the Newport pike. The river ride
will Toe given aboard a Wilson Line boat
and the Original Six Orchestra of VIII
mington has been engaged TO furnish
music for dancing. The committee in
charge of the affair has placed two
tickets in every home in Five Points and
from present indications IL will I've
necessary for the Traction Co.to operate
feet of special cars 10 carry the sub
urbanites TO and from the wharf The
Five Points Association is being aided
in their affair by the Womens Civic
Club Of Richardson Park.
Sneak thieves. chicken thieves and
those who steal building materials are
causing considerable trouble TO property
owners in the rural sections along the
Newport pike.
In one instance thief found proving
about the hen houses of Clarence Young
at Ashley, was fred upon by Young, but
he escaped in the darkness. Young free
at the would-bc-robber, while Count,
Policeman Bowen whom he had called
on a telephone was hurrying along tn,
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CAUGHT AFTER CHASE.
vii mIngton Negroes Arrested on
Suspicio lon while Riding In { hes ter 4,

After an exciting automobile race.
the police Of Chester late yesterday
afternoon rounded up four Wilmington
Negroes. who are suspected OF being
rum runners. They gave their names
as Charles Oden. John Richards, Merritt
Adams aud James Pryor. Az hearing
before magistrate bail in each case
was fixed ri 81 500.
The arrest, the Chester police say,
came about through the alcrtness of
Detective John FreimOuth. The latter
| said he was in the vicinity of Front and
LLOYD streets before 6 o'clock yesterday
| afternoon when sedan in which tn,
four men were riding drove up slowly
SuspectiDg that the men were not ont
for any good purpose. Frelmouth said
he jumped into his own car and followed
The Delaware machine speeded up. Th'
detective said he did likewise and picked
VI another policeman. After five or ST.
squares of exciting riding the four moi
were uvertakeu An examination Of The
automobile revealed large burlap bal
containing two empty hve-gallon jugs
the police say.
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charged between April .. 1917. ana
October, 1917. have m optional r'gnt'
that In. they cRn either apply TO tho
Pension bureau or to the Veterans
Bureau. II they apply w'min mo
statutory period. namely, within nve
years. Persons discharged after
october 9, 1917. Will have no right
whatever unless they make claim hvs
years from date Of thcir discharge.
An example Of that ": A man dis
charged from tho Navy on a surgeons
certificate OF disability Dscember j
1917. nles a claim with thu Veterans
Bureau nj any one Of the district o.
ficea on December Is, 1921. HS clain
must necessarily bn disellowed because
no has not applied for compensation
within the lve-ycar period. unisss III
haa a certificate OF injury. which. a.
stated above. no must obtain befor'
August 9. 1922.
The above statement also relates e
application for compensation becaus
OF eervlce connected deaths. PARENT
who are not receiving compensation
must show dependency within nv
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Robert Peacock and son. Robert, Jr.,
Mir and Mrs. VIM. Householder.
Miss Elizabeth Adkins left here today
to visit her grandmother, Mrs. Adkins,
IN Berlin. Md.
The party enjoyed the bathing and
dinner ut the Augustine Beach hotel.
The barge hugler, which started To
sink in the canal last Sunday and was
run through the locks TO the river bank
and beached was floated again Yesterday
and lowed to Philadelphia. AfteT the
lumber II was carrying was removed
from her deck, the lumber IN the hold
floated her without anu of the water
being pumped out.
The yacht Shark, from Wilmington
passed through here yesterday after
noon en- route to Solomon's Island near
Annapolis, Md, on n weekend fishing
trip and cruise on the Chesapeake Bay
Among the party on board were Horace
Eastburn and former Chancellor Curtis
Of Wilmington. The Shark is owned by
MIR Eastburu
Harry Price reported back for duty
today at the local canal office after
a Today vacation.
The Odd Fellows Carnival at st.
Georges came 10 a close Thursday night
when touring car winner was picked
by - judges Mrs. Leslie Tr,ntt of
Elkton, Md. was the winner with No.
2dS7. Her investment was 80 cents.
The committee on the closing night
expressed the opinion that the carnival
was not the financial success II was last
wear, due they thought, to the numerous
postponcments ON account Of RAIN which
made il necessary TO run 1t over toul
DAYS of this week.
Claude Jordan took second place ii
class c at the registered shoot held IL
Darby, Pa, this week. He broke l3S
out of $50 and won as prize six silver
spoons.
The Nicetown Boys Club, q in mum
Der, from Philadelphia, are camping
alongthe east bank of the canal between
here and st. Georges.
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DELAWARE CITY
AND VICINITY
Leaking Barge Grounded on
River Bank But Later
Floated.

Special Correspondence livery Evening.
Delaware City, July 22.--Serviccs
will I've held in the various local churches
tomorrow as follows:
Methodist Episcopal: Rev. l.. w.
Layhcld, pastor, morning worship, 1870
sermon by pastor, subject, Christ the
Only High Priest; Sunday school,
ii.A5; evening worship, s, sermon by
pastor. subject, why God Delivered
Daniel
Presbyterian: Rev. Robert c. Pit1cr,
pastor, Sunday school, IL, morning and
evening worship will bc resumed begin
ming with the first Sunday IN August.
Christ Protestant Episcopal; Rev.
Joseph carp, pastor, Sunday school,
1890; evening worship, $50, in charge
of the rector.
st. Paul's II. c.: Father Joseph {.
Dolan: morning worship, 10 o'clock.
St Georges NJ f.: Rev. J. {. Mccoy,
pastor: Sunday school, go; morning
worship, 1880, sermon by pastor, sub
iect. "The knowledge of Christi
Epworth League, 80.
summit Bridge: Sunday school, z
O'Clock: worship, 3. sermon 10y pastor;
subject, The knowledge of Christ.
The annual Sunday school excursion
of the 81. Georges NJ. T.. Church will he
held next Thursday Mt Augustine Beach.
All members and friends are requested
TO be at the church 10y y o'clock, from
which place the excursion Will leave.
Convoyanccs will he provided for those
not having transportation ot their own.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry {. Clark re-
turned Yesterday from "a short visit with
relatives m Chicago.
Harry Rose. Turpin Rose and Captain
II. L. Miller and wife who went on q
fishing trip Ia Bowers Beach Yesterday
were disappointed IN not being able 20
FISH on account Of the heavy seas caused
by storm IN that section. They nrc
planning 10 try their luck again next
week.
The first boat load Of tomatoes 70
pass through the canal this season locked
in Yesterday afternoon. The Lila III
carried 700 baskets from Raccoon Creek,
y j. to Cambridge, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Householder
gave a party at Augustine Beach ycstcr-
day afternoon in honor of their grand
daughter Elizabeth Adkins of Phladel
phia The guests were: Mrs. William
Murphy and daughters, Peggy, Elsi,
and Elizabeth, Mrs Laura Adkins snC
daughter, Elizabeth, Mr.. and Mrs
JAY Householder and children, William
Allen and Rose; Mrs. Price Stanley anc
daughter, Dorothy; Miss Alice Foard
Harriet Bentley, Margaret Ellis, Mrs
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pike to AID in the capture. Robbers also
raided an unoccupied house in Mat'hes
avenue. Elmhurst. several nights ago
and stole number Of doors off cloSets
Word has been received here en-
nouncing the death of G.. NJ. Beale, at
Quantico. Va. early Monday morning.
Mr.. Bcale WAS an old employe of the
u. Il q. Railroad Co. and resided here
for n number Of years. Mr. Beale and
son Edgsr left here several months ago
10 visit his eldest son. William, living
IN the Virginia town
Rev Mir Frctr and tho blind cvsngc-
list Mrs d. +. Rcber, Of Philadelphia.
were Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
John n. Jord,n. Mr.. Fretn preached
at the United Brethren Church service
in the morning There were three con
versions.
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DEATHS

pRENNAN--ln this city. on July 20
Mary NJ. Brennan. daughter " the
late Peter y. and Mary brennan
Friends are invited 10 attend the
requiem mass AZ -. Peters Cathedral
Monday morning At ESQ - clock Please
omit flowers
xIENNtING--on July 70. 1922. samue
Rastivss and friends are invited 70 at
tend tho funeral services az the residence
OF his sor-tn-law, Louis DEM. Christiana
Del. on sunday afternoon, July %. at
o'clock. lnterment 1T Christians, Del.
LossK-ln {his city. on July %. 1922
Relativ~s and friends are invited To At.
tend the funeral from his late residence
i5ss wce, Fourth street, on Tuesday
ST Thomas Church. lntcrment at
Cathedral cemetery.
RICHARDSoN-At Silver side. Del, on
July ~. 1929. Lewis ID. Richardson,
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend the funeral services in Newark Union
NJ. u. Church on Tuesday morning. July
2S, nj 1890 O'Clock. new time. lntermen,
~ Newark Union cemetery.
sHAKEsPEARE--At uockess'n. Del, on
July 20, 1922. Martha NJ. widow OF
James NJ. Shakespeare. in her s5th
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at.
tend the funeral from the residence ot
her son W. Leslie Shakespeare, Hockessin
Del, on sunday, July %. 1922 Services
81 the house AT o'clock; daylight savin,
time interment at Red Clay Crccl
cemetery.
STEVEN soN--on July %. 1922. Roher
stevenson, husband OF Anna Macbeth
In his 3lst year
Relatives, friends. Oriental Lodge. No
~, A. v. 4 A. Nj Delaware Consistory
NasSssoit Tribe. No. So, J. .. X. NJ. ant
Chester Castle, No. 20 X g. r., ar
Invited 20 attend the funeral services a
his late residence. Is Third avenue. over
look, Claymont, Del. on Tuesday after
noon. July rs. at O'Clock. lntcrment a
Chester Rural Cemetery. Funeral ser
vices in charge Of Oriental Lodge, No. -
A D. 4 A. NJ.
SHRINTR-Near Newark, Del. on Jul
'2l. 1922. Edward Ellsworth shriner
aged So years
Relatives friends and members OF Hos
pitalcrs' Lodge of Wilmington are invite
20 attend the funeral services at his lat
residence near Newark on Tuesday morn
ing July rs, AT l / q clock, standard tim,
lntcrmcnt at London Tract cemeier,
Auto will meet train Tuesday mornins
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years after the l~ath Of inc person
ON account of whose ssryIos claim Il
made. Thte provision Of the &C. In
found In Section 7oi. sub-diyir'on u.
II might h we'll tn mention In this
connection Section ais Of tho Act.
This section, Of course, only covers
those Who arc eriI~ted after February
> 1881. Bhould q claim he niiod by a
discharged man who ENLISTED after
February .. 1872. regardless 81 tho dstA
N dischsyr~, At tho pr~~~nt time he -
without protection. Several acts are
pending In Congress to cover suoh
| clnss Of claimants. but 80 tho statutes
| now stand fherc n no act 10 protect
thepn: neishsr the vcterHns' bureau
nor tho Pension ONCE hes any juris.
dtcsion over them.
Thses faote arc called 10 tho s't.n-
ton III the eI-Sorvics mon in order
that they may not loss any rirht on
| privileges under me War Riek Inssr-
anoo Act, ar sune phed An9,rt .. in71.
Tho neglect or fallur. TO apply for
these certificates of injury under tho
circumstances mentioned above. wfll
work hardshipS on many veterans.
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CHILD HURT BY AUTO.
Lillian Lestardo Wedged Between
A Wheel and the Curb.

Lillian Lestardo, Ii months old, of 209
West Second street, was slightly bruised
about the legs last evening when she
became wedged between the curb in
front of her home and the front wheel Of
an automobile drawn by Alfonzo Con-
stone, of the same address. The
child had been playing in the street and
was caught when Constione started
TO drive Of in his machine. She was taken
to the Delaware Hospital in police
ambulance.
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RIPE FRUIT CARRIES WELL

New York, July GA carload Of
tree-ripened apricots and small new
rcfrigornting system for transporting
ripe fruits was found 10 be in good
condition, for the most part, when It was
opened yesterday.
The apricots, cherries, plums md
Strawberries were in perfect condition.
The raspbcrics blackberrics and logan
berries were slightly moldy.
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KNOWLES FOR SENATOR.
Announces Himself as Candi-
date for the Democratic
Nomination.

william w. Knowles today Issued
the following statement. announcing
his candidacy for the Democratic
nomination for United states Senator:
Having been urged by many friends
In this county and throughout the
state to become n candidate for the
Democratic nomination for United
states Senator. I havo decided To do
90. shall be candidate ut the Demo
cratic convention for short and long
terms United states senatorship.
wv. w. Knowles"
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Friends School
Fourth and West Sts.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Delswsre's Leading Preparatory
School.

A faculty of % trained teachers. Ex-
cellent equipment. Thorough instruc-
ton. A school that takes boys and girls
at FIVE years of age, and in a congenial
atmosphere under the charge Of specially
trained men and women, without loss Of
time through change of schools, fits
them for college or business. Junior
Primary, Primary, intermediate and
High School departments. Auto bus pro-
vided for the younger children. To meet
growing demand, Junior Primary
class will be started for children between
FIVE and six years of age. Catalog on
request, Office open on and after Sep
TENDER 5. Fall session begins Septem-
Der Is.
HERSCHEL A. NORRIS, A. M.
Principal.
CHARLES w. BUSH, A. B.,
Assistant Principal.
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TWO ELECT ROCUTED AT BATH.
Husband Killed Trying 10 Resc ne
Bride Fro M L nus ual Short Circuit.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
Frankfort, Germany, July 22.-Elec-
trocution snuffed out the lives of q
young married couple Yesterday in an
unusual accident. Both bodies were
found in q bathroom and investigation
revealed that the zinc bathtub, a water
pipe and a portable metal lampstand
figured In completing the fatal electrical
circuit.
The wife had grasped the lamp which
was of defective construction with her
wet hands as she was about TO leave the
tub and was Immediately electrocuted,
since the pipe leading from the tub
completed the circuit to the ground.
The husband was killed when he took
hold OF the lamp in trying TO assist his
wife
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LIQUOR LAW HEARINGS.

John BifIone of 2l3 Monroe street was
yesterday held in 81 500 bail for the
Federal District Court by John Pearce
Cam. United States Commissioner, for
violation of the Volstead act.
Pasquele Episcopo of 1902 West
Eighth street was also held in the same
bail.
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KULLGOWSKIS TO HA]E
HEARING NE KIT TUESDAY

Marion Kullgowski and his wife,
Victoria, Of Sixth and Church streets,
charged with selling Intoxicating liquor
will have a hearing on Tuesday.
An attempt TO escape arrest by the
man. after the place was raided on Tues
day night by police detectives, as we'll as
an effort to bride the prosecuting wit
hess. also are charged against him.
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U. s. VETERANS HAVE
LITTLE TIME TO FILE
CLAIMS FOR INJURY
Continued from page /

TINT they have such n ceruncate' II
compensation should be payable" Tor
disability resulting from such injury
IL IL not necessary to file a claim Tor
compensation or to takc any formal
action other than the writing OF a
letter 10 tho Director. United States
Veterans Bureau, Washington. d. c.
giving tho name. rank. organization,
date Of enlistment and discharge and
stating the circumstances under which
the disease or injury was incurred.
Heretofore not very much emphasis
has been placed on Section sos OF the
act. tho reason being that the hve
years mentioned therein has not run
for many OF the discharged service
men. who desire TO claim their right
under this act rather than under the
pension law. Those who were dis
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HERRICK ON WAY HOME.
A AMBASSADOR TO France VIII Spend
Summer Vacation at Clevcla nd.

ny Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Paris, July 22.--Myron L. Herrick,
the American ambassador to France
accompanied by Lawrence Norton, his
private secretary, left for Havre by
automobile today.
The ambassador will sail for the
United State. on the steamship Paris.
He expects TO return to Paris within
two months. After short visit TO Wash
ington he will spend most of his holiday
at his home in Cleveland.