mutational-nod:
...... 1,.” mm“! “an-Maugham; M summimne
""“" ‘ ' m;.:I|°itIIlI-|~ $0me ‘unepa visa? ups-us. with:
W .‘ Wk as My.” {NAM 'hi’m'4b'lt'9 ‘WpMfi sum“-
oart; Novonllerfi AD. 1018;- an“, hér' mother. m Stephen
Estate of Basalt my me 8! Na" “may“ W, Wand Han
wflmuflmmm . itmhothin-fhevfitd mg..-
Thecimuorrmmmrthenh- any; Wmmvidence n.1,lI
trict o! Nor-walk hath limited and-“nun! two cistern, Mm Fred Burl-lit of
ilowcd six months from the date hereof Providence. R. I. and Miss Hazel Sei-
-~--~~r—--—--——~--'—-—*-- for the creditoua of said W W 08- by or Pmtm, a l
, , , -~——»-—---~,«- ,hlhit their claims for settlement.
m.”
Those who neglect to present their aa-
10 LET—APARTMENT 0F- SIX Fan SALE—Shut!
counts. properly attested, within said
PARUJR time sill he debuted a raoovm. All Mrs. Ann Kennedy.
rooms. 26 Union attest: annual laca- We, usual. to.- ages, Wm persons indebted to said M are; Mrs. Ann Kennedy. of widow of
tion, small hnfly of mm W ‘NB. Call 33 Washinxtm St. 2nd. requested to make immediate Di)“ Michael Kennedy, died at her-Mme.
Rent 818. mfiu Smith, contractor & floor. intent to '
'roal elm-bl. Nil. 1 Trial!!! Place, Phone
iit West avenue. last e1 culls. after a
1117. Stephen Novak [brief illness. -The funeral will its
7 , FOR SALE-i917 FOR!) CAR. l..~ Administrator held from St. Mary's church at 9
Y ‘ 1 To. -. . '
Teozfiéfiem :32“; To LET—4w , , ' mllhmd 90 North Main St. South. w ‘ o‘clock Thursday, The burial follow
. ' an 81 0 (O‘tNEC'i‘lN'G FUR Norwalk Conn. ‘ mm“! of Xmgu‘ as Probate lag in St. Nan-‘3 cemetery. She is
er. Rose Sniffin Mead. Roway nirhcd rooms uith gas, water and all survived by one daughter Margaret
E “a“ ta] 1 Couli- 'Me ’ d16llreod, ‘nd ll“) 53“ h: doubled if
18.
A I I I Eat V I A, t ‘ d t . l ' a Sauna". b, mi 1‘0' 0‘ In
L . ‘ 21‘ M . a”. ' ‘ “ll "id, tel. 0t Wm («om 8“ '0 so“ new! F. Of lhli (l .v
‘ craze of
“”5 stock of Not-walk in said District, .1 and Joseph of Georgia 1‘1"?" that it “to” an "
”TED“ « . To LET—i 300” APARTMENT 1 ca 8 1 t1 the do rtment, could be true
4 o d 1 11 ft] Conservator .1. Veteran Thomas McCormack 1 ° 9‘
mall llu‘fsliliili‘f: {13;er 2:13:12: 31031:: fighting}: m k 513.00: FOR 8ALE~CHEVROLET TOUR the rite: (660121111111: Comatock exhibit Thomas loCormacll a wtemn of Senator Johnuon °f California “km:
“ gm“ life insutance companies ,Wall St. Not-walk. Phone is" “‘3 ““- 1915 In“?! “I“ ““5 (ondl- his amount with his said ward to this the (‘ivil star died at the Norman what was boiding up the names 0
1 “Wk canvas. and collecting 11011 Also Olellaud winter top model (‘oult for adjustment. at the Probate Soldier. home on Sudan. The fuutr- the men included in the total number
‘eh‘h‘ (lumnunityn‘ilox 6243. Hilton To LET FOUR ROOMS TO LET 83 La" after ‘30 p m. 0‘ PM“ ‘ Eli: office in Norwalk. on the llth dal or at was held today alth the burial in already ”We“
‘ ' t ' ' abeth St. Third floor. ‘ ll other 1918 at 2 o'clock aftemoon' 8pm; (um... «Hosiery ! ‘I don' t know why." Secretary Bak-
—._. “\le' re sewn; them as
.. , and that all persons interested in salt: or answered
MFOielenk bought. Highest‘ - ———_._ T':lsgncmefi—gfihmifiifhpfifi: matter may be notified memo! the REV. Ml. EGIERT WILL TELL . r'apidly as the cables are able to carry
. GMdstein Bros. East Norwltlk. WANT
7° LET-FOUR Two pounds each 3111 hodwll s soy. Conservator will cause this order 1m OF was recur scenes theta. 1 think the minor part of these
come on first floor. Woodward Ave. mou1 street. he published m ., newgmp" having' missinl are 01 “181"" woundedfimd
fibershaveheennwycascsit that.
.seemstonstlatthemmb'd.“
ended," Santa Weak-1M ”a
“The system at Coatnl Wt- “My fund's-ass Ia-
ers was too slow at the “not” Ir. ”.1Mdmmw
Baker continued, "but it has been in. “n .....W
The funeral 12'0"" We had to choose between
g _,
E
'm 6° W weaned" alums... ezeed and reliable information and 1
”d "“th mm imwhunowmastmlas
’ r 7 Whether we‘ve had too not the
spent on reliahmty and accuracy is a
question on which there might be a
difference of opinion.”
Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska said
that soldiers' mail has been “awfully"
delayed. and that there must be literal ’
ly shiploads of it held up. Mr Baker
. TED-MEN. WOMEN GIRLSQ
. 1 nt pear-c positions. Com
”0 month. List positions fret.
immediately Franklin institute
3,K. Rochester, N. 1',
9—.
Refixiousbiwm
MoCieaninrH’,
did AddreuSunda‘y "
(The Anaiatoa star salinity-lbs: .-
- Blast) . .
In the united .I'ar work drive just
ended a powerful dynamo which has
carried Calhoun county to it‘s-coal!“
ful termination of its goal has beau.
the untlrinc. energy of ,Dr. John ,
Stapleton. the religious director at ,,
Camp IlcClellan -
When the‘ drive first heparin:
—.—
FOR OAleslx GOOD WORKl at}.
homes. second hand harness.
and wagons. Raymond Bros.
' f
a? 3i.
" . — -.- ion 110 (“1181‘ street. Inquire ll Rood-
sumo—nan! FURS-BKUNK an. 101; Cedar sing. a, 3.
.tive of the .Y M. C. A» int
will
ANTEDv-A' REHAB] E MAN
2 Ford 1114chiltc.
106 (‘etiur Ml‘t‘t-l
ii-
itCh shoes. Good opportunity
- good pay if capable.
11, inc. Beldon Ave. Norwalk.
ANTEDw-l’OSlTlON Ti.)
ours and care for furnace etc 1
i7 Bouton street, 80. Norwslk.
‘t’stcr, street. So. Noru'nlk.
OR SALfiwlitlt' FF. a
4 all llilpl‘Ol'PlllPllh 1 :ltl‘t" hm
llocutcd on Perry Am. Sillclmil
tesk John T. Hayes
No. 7 Main Bit, Harwell:
:130 3i~ iFlynn Block. comet
”.....-— _~___ ———!strcct and Railroad Place Rent 26.
RHOMS‘ pcr month For further particulars in
ESTATE—HEM!” ,
T0 ‘ F urnace Standout Range. All inmate
lnqtlil‘t‘ 11 1mm meats inquire 8i Woodward Awhile
‘.lt of 56 Water stmct Phone 4783 o!
" 3671-4
ANTED- WOMEN ’1‘0 LFAHN} - ‘l
l
tOj FOR RENT~HOUSE ll'l'l'li TEN
H hm” looms. 217 Flax Hill mad Bath anal
'ftllnate Rent reasonable inquire of
030“; llulm ll. K11: 1111' 213 rlax 11111 mad.
HELP 1
8'27 tit
‘1 To LET-1W0 NICELY mlesti
cll rams. 810.1111 lit-«ted electric lights
_. .... hot waist and both And use of phone leased float confinement and restored
ANTED—OPERATORS 0N RUN- -T“0 mm...“
in. stead; “'0th and good pay. ”3.3
rll oil year round. Apply ii llarlii-t . i
\‘Hllk from center. Call
......“ ...“
TO LET lill‘ll)l.l‘. STORE IS THE
0! “mummies
1i équil‘c of Old Well Chat (‘0.
lo
191111111) Olltt‘l plucch~~louking 1'01 :11 TO LETwA STORE AND 2 Fill? acainst ullom they founcd ll dislike
room apartments "07 East Wash. ..t.
gEast Norwalk. i wont apartment on
‘Chnpcl St. inquire 64 South Main St.
Tel. 60.
,3. TO LEW—3.1100378 AT 911 TE-
WANTED
SEWING MACHINE OPER-
.'1‘0RS. PAID WHILE
LEARNING. CLUETT, PEA-
BODY & 00., INC.
ior avenue. inquire lira. It. Tarlov,16
Gmle strect. or telephone 186212.
“assumes ROTH“...
Mason wmk of all kinds done llrick
work and pl tutoring Boiler and flir-
nucl- Walk a specialty. John Drlscoll.
1
.\‘o, 9 Valley Plil'cc. Phone 1070.
CHIROPRACTOR
Over 20 Years in Practice in
New York
os.A Hoceen.N. D.. D. C.
102 washington St.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Phone 511
Dry Heat Electricity. ,
Spinal Treatment
Each patient carefully examined.
Consultation Free
Hours: 10 a m. to 6:30 p. m.. Mon-
day. Wednesday and Friday. 0th-
‘er days by appointment. Patients
also treated at residence.
'Ladir-s Tailoring Shop of N. Fftlllliil‘
which was former‘y at 70 South Main
St. is now located around the corner
at 2 Benton] l’lncc. Tel. 1626.
'PAINTINO . PAPEana-NGING
decorating, palater's supplies; wall
paper. llp~to~ -date styloa. lowest printing
Estimates cheerfully given, Trial on:
tiers solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander,
White, 61 1-2 Ely avenue. 1
Union Parcel Debut-7. Edward J.
“shorty. proprietor. Trucking. lion;
distance hauling. Light and heavy
trucking. Olllce telephones 1681. 800
1‘ Hanan «mutation
1
t
AUTO QUPPLIES
GABOLiNE
BIOYCLEB VULCANIZING
A. MODNE
Phone 9574‘
70 North Main St. So. Nor-“k
' ' ” ‘ FOUND. '
FOUNDv—ON WASHINGTON ST
Suttllllm morninc a heavy kid dlitlng
clove good quality. Ouncr may have
sumo by producing mate and 111131113!
for ad. at this office. i
LOST
“...—q...“—
payment has been stopped.
‘t Saturday evening. Thought t
ably rewarded by returning to or re
avenue. E. Norwalk.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our manly friend
fired. ‘
“1 Signed-by committee of three.
Mrs. Hargral'e.
'Mrs. Thomas.
Mrs. White.
—_.__.-_..
CARD 0F THANKS
We wish to._express our heartfcl
thanks for the many killdnessos shown
during our rem bereavement and
also for the Wqul floral trl~
dl‘rs Bitten and film.
blilt- -6.
fly.
Mr.
“LOST—BANK 1300K No. 229.12 IS ’
11911111 So \orwalk Savings Bank.
, rl'dei ulll please return to said bank. it has given modulation Red Cm"
if LOST—CHILD'S rm NECK PIECE 4
are been lost in Jitney. Finder suf‘
epllonlllg 1953. Mrs. Burncll. 12 Osborn
:9" their generosity in our‘ time 01'
.RED CROSS WILL "—
,. RENDER ACCOUNT
(Continued From First Panel ,
in the past and are not connected in
any way with requests for contribu-
tions. The admission is free and
there will be no solicitation litany
0 form.
In arranging these lectures, which
have necessarily been confined to the
laurel communities. the Red Cross
had in mind the keen interest-of the
1 in Man people in the details of the
WW" wb’ch the “crest mother of 1111-.
annuity" is doing; They also recogn'z-‘
.434 their r‘rht to a knowledge of the
way in which the funds which they
so generously supplied were. being
' ‘ much the motion picture it
is possible to show in a most graphic
I‘
if
done, When this is supplemented by
the description of a speaker of Ident.
Iofttnts ability it assures a program
of mouth! merit. .'
e work of the‘ited Cross presents
a universal about because it touches
all races, ,atl creed: and all nations.
There is hardly an. individual!!! our
tcitr whorin- not new the Red
i‘ rum wv ~onlribtt ~ on or money. or-
tinsel-both. ltwilbq baldinula'rlr
“W‘s."mg tn titty-n whim-II 99 M lov. '
KISNAN PMDONED
av FEDERAL soano an»... 1918
.ef Iulldln' Fun”
Church Will Speak for Benefit
3 "l cabled General Pershing a sugges-
' than made to me by air. Blur, .. of The
~ ~~ —« —~ a circulation in said District, at least Form" Pam of Pint Cmmatlonal coming by m?“-
file days before said llth day 0’ Dec 1
‘he has robotics every punch
the lead over nearby counties. . 1..
‘hcutinu to all
‘. CIPLE
‘flnlted States pcaco delegation
‘ only) 1:06 (except Saturdays)
" A. M.—6:13.8:.27 9591.
Instead from Atlantic After Sewing
8 Months for Aaaaultlng Army
Office'- 1
Bridgeport, Doc. 3.-l’rlvate Frank
Keenan. a former resident of 123 Har-
mony street. nho was sentenced to
10 years in the United States prison
camp at Georxin for assaulting an 06
file: in Camp Dovens has been re
HENRY W. GREGORY. 1
Judge.
District of Norwalk. as. Probate
Court. December 2. A. D. 1918.
Estate _of William w. (‘olnstocli latt‘.
of Not-walk in said District. deceased
Ordered, That the Administrator ex
lllblt his Administration account to
this Court for adiustmcnt, at the Pro-
bate once in Norwalk. on the lltll day
of December 1918. at 2 o'clock after-
noon; and that all persons Interested
in said Estate may be notified threat l
the Administratm will cause this orderi
to he published in a newspaper haw.
in; a cltculation in said District. at
least the days before said ltth day of
to (lull by till Federal boald of perv
dons: ills father, Special Policeman»
lohu ll Keenan. today melml out:
do! notification from the military au-
thalitics in Washington
Keenan, llitll tho assistuucn
soldier pill.
of 3
administered a severe
omccr at the camp
Dcf'cmbef' 1918.
They were arraigned before a court: HENRY W. GREGORY
martial and alien Jail sentences of. Judge
to years and fifteen years maul-ctlvsly.
The affair took place just eightr To the ltoanl of County (‘ommission
era of h‘nlrftcld County:
i l hereby apply for 11 license to
sell Spiritual“ and intoxication Li.
mlors. Ala. Lager. Beer. Rhine Wine.
BOSTON. ma 3,. A11 “we,“ to the 11nd (‘ldcl at 30 Main shoot. in the
to Town of Nomnlk. in said County 173’
add a fifteenth principle to the four- place of business is not located nllhin
teen enunciated by President Wilson. 3011 felt ill a direct line of a (lunch
was made by the National Equal . . .. ~.
Rights Magus. a negro amortisation Million. punishlal hehool or Public
today. The League, silliakiug it “1,8 Schoolhouse. or the premiaea pertain-
for "fifteen million Americans notnr- iml thrrclo. or any Post Office. Public
lously suffering flagrant deprivation Library or Cemetery.
of democracy." culls on tho pcllcc tlcl~ '
months ago.
-
WANT FlFTEENTH PEACE PRIN-
egathes to insist upon 111.1 1..~' 1.131,» .1: W" W“. “ citizen “I "w l "fled
"elimination of chi). 1~ul .,.._ i ‘ Sic't‘fl‘i- 30144
diclal disabilities 11mlillnulmlunlmwl Inn! at Nurwulk this 25th day of
on race and color in all 11.1mm ...»
the new era of frccdcm cunluhclc.”
-—W .
N. ll..n. ll. dill. TmTABLB;
In Efi'ect. Sept. 22, 1918.
SOUTH NORWALK To NEW YORK.
A. M.-l:47x, 5:27x, 6:49.\'. 6:08
6:67x. 7:111, 7:6411. 11:21:, hzliix, 8:69.
9:39, 10:33x. 11:21.
P. M.—12:03x. 12:52 (Stamford
only), 1:09x, 1:3811, 321711, 4:321
6:2711, £1: to. 6: 021. 6: 47 (Simple.
only). 7:02:11, 8: 0611 102071:
Sunday.
A. M.—'1247 5:2711.
0:191, 10:33:, 12:03x.
. M.:—i oils. 2:4“, 3:12x. i: 3.":
5: 46, 6: 02):. 6: 67. 7: 02.11. 7: 571. 9:12:11
it): 011, 10: to. 12: Six.
NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.—-4: l0x,6:30. 6:341, 8:00x, 8:111).
915111.915; 101(10):.
P. M.——12:03x. 12:46x,
November A. ll: I918. .
ANTONY SlDO'i'l
Appllcant. ‘
\\'c. the undersigned. electors nnlL<
taxpan-rs. as defined by law, of the
Town of Norwalk. in said County.
hereby endorse the application of the
above named Antony Sldoti-for such
license, and we do hereby sevemllv
club for himself ccrllfv that the
above named applicant is a suitable
intoxit stint: liquors and that the above
llcstlibed place ls.‘_ln our opinion. a
suitable place wherein to sell such in-
toxicating liquors. and we hereby sev-
erally, each for himself, certify that
wc are owners of real estate situated
in sair Town of Noerk.
- Dated at Nor-walk this 25th day of
in said Tow-ll of Norwalk
William ll. Malone. John Malone.
Lq‘uis l‘ennnrio. Edward Brewer, W-
B. lluholts.
5:491. 6:53
(Saturday:
1:06
(Saturdays only) 2:15;, 2: 57. 3: 30x.
3: 53, 4: 23, 6: 13:. 6:29. 6: 0011. 6: 03
.8: Mix. 11: 15:. ll: 45x.
Sunday. 5 l llcreby certify that the shave
[WAG-0:1 .—6:00 8: 001:. 9 0011'. 10:0“ :mtmed cndorsers are electors and tax
1'. M.-—12:10. 1.03x, 3:35x, 5:02 payers, as defined by law... of said
5:26. 6:00x. 7:05. 8:1011, 11:1511. 11:45 Town of Norwalk. '
SOUTH NORWM-K TO NEW HAVEN; Dated at Norwallf this 25111 - day oi
A. M. «12: 26a 12: 58x. 6: 37: 6: 07. . 3
5- 36, 6. 0011.7 2,:05'8 '.10x 11 15x. 11:45:. M'emmlfimgngf B SMITH
P..—-M 1203u7x.428619.621.' TwnClerk
6: 51. 7: 081:. 9: 25:. °
' Sundays.
. A. M. ~12: 26x 12: 588, 7: 43. 9:191,l
10:19. 11:12:, 11:583.
P iii—2.1011. i: 42:. 6:48, 6: 331..
7:082, 8: 28x. 9: 25!. WASHINGTON Dec. 3~Pmfll0u°n
NEW HAVEN 10 SOUTH NORWALK in the mm establishment for says
i- #0:” (.513: ”55‘ _0’(6;f650:t 321:“?3‘1 ‘ eral general officers serrliig' in the Na-
9:11; 11- 00. ' 5 x. ' Usual Army was “named today in
P. M.— 12: 17:. 3: 40: i: 35, 5:13;, nominations sent: its President Wilson
5: 37. 6:11. 9: 181:. rto the Senate. usutouanoccfierat
, “Mim- Robert L. Ballard, of the Nations!
A. M.~12: 25x. 4:103. 56. Army. was nominated for promotion
8: 30:. 9: 41:, 11: 00.
p My”. '17,. 1.551.. 2. 23x, 3. ‘0: from the grade of hriaddiec to that of
41:35.5.131. G:11x,~:7 05:, 9:18:, 9.35,.rnalomml “l “I9 “3“” “my
1:1 40.
souru «onwaut re. onueunv mm mm
...- ”WOO-.-
.PROMOTION FOR ARMY OFFlCERS.
«531:. 7:
1- aha-1: 21.1:54: Baturd soul i mm
4.833.619. ‘ w n W
was”. 5 ‘ 1
'Kinu's Daughters of the first t'onsre- first and let the
‘il it hurt to be done. our attain
:pcrson to be granted a license to sell- .
lat-holidays .. restfulto the '
sum
of me Associated Press. "to send the deaths
seriously wounded
gallonal church held a regular mon'Jl- follow. and then the slightly wounded.
ly meetins with Mr. and Mrs. Robert i asked General Pershing if his ma-
6, iianfoni last eventing.» and perfect. chins-r)- was adapted _t0 cable the
Hi plans for the coming Christmas deaths first. He replied that sendinl
festliHltles as cell allow“ tickets fol of pounded was not delaying the lists
sale for the lectum by Rev. George of dead. and that no speed could be
Ilrell Egbert. .1 rm pastor who gotten by the process awaited”
will she his cxpklelwes in five Senator Johnson asked XIOV my
mouth Y. M. C. A work on“ tilt! Americanshad been in actual fighting
French Front for Mbuildlng fund of up to the signing .of the armistice.
the church. at the parish hull th Secretary Baker estimated 750, 000
Wednesday weningDec. 10th . and General Match added that it was
0'4 5W". LWWN- 4.» about that number but ‘somcwhat less
Dr Rabi-rt will not only tell .0! the 1h1111l.,.000000"
11 underful work done '1 r soldiers Genolal “m“, also said unless rein
owlscss. in his cell re «labeled for- lives of A‘mcricam “1.0 have 1051 their
”h" ““1 “Mind“! “’th will or lites request otherwise all bodies of
lliblt many interesting . and the American (load will be brought
retire from the hattlefieltld WC ltro homo without legislation by Con-
sure tozlve added mimetic the 8“,” How soon the transportation
”“1“" “W““m‘m‘F‘M‘UB "“ of bodies will begin. Geuelal March
m" a “u” "‘"w '0 ”‘9 0‘ the said that he could not 8N9-
old church whose cherish dream is Obviously. General March said
‘0 W“ "m “ mom ”PM“ MM while active fighting was in prams“.
i111: built in the near futtlsa. on the ”pom 0‘ casualties we" “0‘.
still solid foundation on which the. lie re ad etissrama exchanged be-
burned building mbullt. tw ecu thr- dcpsrtment and General
Busy KM". Daughter's Pershing last. July and August after
The Daughters of tho Doorkeclb‘l' 5 the heavy American losses in 1b.,
(hole, are blilll as been preparing for ”1“,quth lighting which were
the coming Christmas festlllties and delayed in transmission. In reply to
have high hopes of (mod again haVinl: orders fmm Selretar) Ballet advislna
the time honored Christmas tree Gcnctal Pershing that the delay was
which has been discontinued fm sev- “creating . feeling of distrust" of the
The Doorkocpers’ Circle '
Dr. Staplet‘on delivered a. th ll?“
iug address to several hundred
renal and soldiers at the Lyric 1":9‘"
community III‘M- -1t 30-11
fllN during the
‘ i
mum”
'c
4
av.
L’}
a.
~.‘l
1"!
uni
..»::
at
- 1.123;.
Stapleton threw his whole sleuth.
into the amigo as the represent-hp 1...“,
91
work with a sinuiar perfistehc'y' " ‘-”‘
which has put this county well in
' .24
log program Sunday afternoon“. ......m
the religious. director‘s speech .__
.1324 " ‘
pronounced to have been a
elicit.
Dr. Staplewll
aetive' of the “Y"
cantonlnont. .1, ad the aim
has attend
is one dith> Diw-
workera- on the...
I“
hit elortlt hora, will
-.-i .754,
.: 90“
1":
blilvhten the paces of the W "'1'",
which will be written about4~W'
done for that soldiers in Anm .andrs
Camp McClellan.
Dr. Staplelo'n has can; in for a
weal
derful w-orls accomplished under this
liberal amount or praise
'M
5':-
as
'1
"a
direction during the drive.aad'vbsw.mz
has also made a splendid impression
upon the people of the-cila;.vltlt
since
his assignment to duty at Camp Io- _.
whom he has come in coal"!
Clellan.
'ro ousno'sosmsr lNyLultN'z‘s ‘ '
you hare even the slightest com or
cold. better begin using Foley’s Honey
and Tar- at Once. Henry Willis. also;
.‘rv
I‘ ".'.
it‘ll;
".1".
s 31‘3“
‘ . V! i *jrrhiil
Don't lot the dread innuensa,sl;t you .
a
a
I “:3. wt
Point. Texas. is one of the than thou». ,. ...,
sodas-ho consider this remedy "hilt.
“I suffered “scrotal! .,
fine.” He says:
with a. bad cough; after tidal four
or five dollars worth of ammo
icines decided to try Foley‘s Honey
and Tar. One bottle gave relief. Bast
medicine i even used.” Contains no
' a‘onmmeo rmm flm Mi.
huncc had been slow at that
and
it
prnlmh‘ i would be done differently.
runny “...“. Atemulnu demobil-
ization, said General. Per-hills was ac-
lecting 1mm for the occupational
force of about~1.25ll. 000 men. and that
all the other American soldiers in
France would be brought home as
mouth A" rhmu'nc Cit-"d he provided.
Secretary Baker said many com:
plalnts had been based upon misun’
dorstaudlnz and suspicions that the
lists were being held up and that dis.
tress had been c anion; relatives
by inaccurate moot-ts in soldiers' pri- ;
va‘o. letters. He told in detail of the?
publication plan under which a 10101,!
gram is sent immediately to the next
of kin before a name is put on the:
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