"Apparently you misunderstood me," said Mrs. Greeff to an American who spoke German. "My son is in company B, 11th infantry, United States army, which will soon be stationed in the region of Treves."
Permission for Mrs. Greeff to visit her son will be granted by headquarters.
BAN ALCOHOL SALE TO YANKS
Disposal of Any Substance for Making Beverages Forbidden In Coblenz.
Coblenz.—The names of all Germans convicted of violations of army regulations in territory occupied by American forces are being published in German newspapers, together with the address of each, the offense charged and the fine or sentence imposed.
Publicity was decided upon as being likely to prevent an increase of minor offenses such as selling liquor or imitation liquor, to soldiers.
By a new order which has been published for the guidance of civilians, the sale or gift of any substance containing alcohol, or any preparation susceptible of being used for the purpose of making alcoholic beverages, excepting light wines and beer, is forbidden.
This regulation is supplementary to a previous order forbidding the sale or gift of all alcoholic drinks except light wines or beer.
Keep Hubby Out of Politics.
Milwaukee.—Since John Kunde became a "ward boss" his wife avers he has become unruly and is continually emphasizing his authority by slamming things around. She seeks to avoid any political entanglements, the court was told.
The Idaho Garage
Has received two carloads (one double-decked) of new automobiles this week. One carload of Oldsmobiles came direct from the factory at Lansing.  Michigan, and contained the handsomest car ever seen in Moscow, a beautiful Oldsmobile, eight-cylinder car, finished like a piano. 