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Evening star., 1918-01-26

Apprehension lest the United States is
net securing the proper coordination
for most efficient conduct of the war
has been felt among English and
French officials. according to testimony
given before the Senate military affairs
committee by Representative Medill
Mccormick of Illinois. who visited the
western front last fall. This testimony
was not made public until yesterday
afternoon, when it was given out with
other hearings before the committee In
the usual printed form. With the ex-
|ception of the testimony of Gen. Cro-
zier, chief of ordnance, nearly all the
testimony OF witnesses heard behind
closed dos>Ss was made public.
Lloyd GAorSe. Mr.. Mccormick told the.
committee, vas especially anxious to
know what had happened to Leonard
Wood, where he had been buried. and
why he was not in Washington or
Paris"
He wanted him on the allied war
council" said Mr.. Mccormick, "as our
representative. He was very insistent
upon that point. He was also insistent
upon having as few different calibers
as possible"
"Is he disposed to be critical of our
military authorities" asked Senator
Hitchcock.
Noticed Change in Sentiment.
perhaps 1 had better put it in this
way" replied the witness. Between
the time when 1 first went to England
and before l went to Italy, and when
returned, there was perceptible
change. When I landed they hurrahed
for America, the wonder-worker of the
world, but when l got back there was
some apprehension. They would say.
ordination at Washington? We won
der if you have all the big men whom
you might bring together in your gov
ernment" They were very polite. but
you sensed a difference in their atti-
tude.
"About the 1st of October one of the
British, together with one of the French
government, cabled to Col House urg-
ing him to come over for the purpose.
of securing better coordination. They
felt they were losing time trying to CO.
ordinate over here rather than on the
scene on the problem
Mr.. Mccormick, in his statement, said
that for the American and allied armies
to break through on the western front
they must have $4,000 more big guns
and that it is impossible for theAallies
to make them.
Never Too Many Guns.
The French, he said, cannot make
the guns. Every man who is in
France" he declared, sis needed to be
making guns for France or to be on
the line. We have to ship the steel to
man who won the battles-that it is
impossible to have too many guns.
I'VE ought to see $4,000 as the mark
and 10000 as minifnum. We ought to
Evening star., 1918-01-26

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Julius
Evening star., 1918-01-26
HIGHER RANK GIVEN
.OFF|CERSAT MEADE
Promotions Granted Nearly
!, Two Hundred in Liberty Divi-
sion, Including D. C. Men.

Nearly 200 officers of the Liberty Divi-
sion, who have been diligently teach
ing the modern war game here. were
rewarded today with promotion in
rank.
The list of commissioned men that
have been awarded higher rank in
cludes many of the younger officers re-
Gently graduated from the training
camps, as well as the regular line Of
fcers, who have spent years in the
service.
Oficers in practically every regiment
Of the Liberty Division-infantry. artil-
lery, machine gun units and other
branches of the service represented in
the division-afe included in the list.
Among them are men from the District.
Evening star., 1918-01-26
Going to Save America.


'we often say that we are going over
to save France. France doesn't need
you to save her We are going to save
America a. We are fighting for our
selves. We are going to France for
Every mile that we gain we are
blasting out something near and dear
to France Remember that. We are
destroying a part of France and some
of her people, for civilians are both in
front and back of the lines In order to
pound our way to victory. we cannot
help but kill some of the civilians, who
are thrown in the way of our fire.
I'VE are not saving France. The French
people are saying to US, Welcome broth
ers. here is my land. use it as battlefield.
so often since I have been back in
America young girls have come to me
and said that they are SO anxious to go
over there and save France. They want
to do social service work. When hear
those wordS-social service work-now I
nearly go mad.
We don't want them over there There
is no work for them to do over there and
the French don't want them over there
Let them stay home and make pajamas,
knit helmets. sweaters. socks. That is
necessary.
Another thing that gets me angry
one of the most dastardly things that /
have heard here, is the statement that
France has been bled white That is Ger
man propaganda They are not bled white,
but more deternined-silentIy determined
fighters
Evening star., 1918-01-26

Must Take Potluck.
Don't go to France if you want good
things to eat and warm place to
sleep. You won't find them all the
time. You will have to take potluck
in the American lines.
'If you go in the part of France
where have recently seen American
troops you will be in one of the most
picturesque sections of the world, but
you will not sleep in buildings like
these barracks. Many of you will sleep
In stables, having a dignity of an age
of 200 years, and an age of 200 years
for a stable begets other things besides
sdignity-for instance. odors.
'sYou officers must not look forward
to living in historic chateaus of France
Some of you may live in them, but you
will find the experience nothing to look
forward to. You will find them cold,
lacking in convenience and damp-the
kind of dampness which causes rheuma-
tism. In one large inf1rmary / visited,
every patient was suffering from rheu-
matism in addition to other ailments
Il don't doubt that you imagine that
II you could go to France Immediately
that you would be fighting at once and
everything would be all right. Well,
you will find lots of waiting and routine
work and it is harder waiting there
than waiting, here"
Referring to the American attitude
toward the French people, Mrs Lathrop
said:
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genatnr S'Srie,t.
Sn inttreIianter 8eiie ipridt er bpr
ben Stnbenten bes ct. fapier
College.

Gsnator Rpbert s. O'9rien fpra1
seitern Mbenb Dor ben Stubersten Des
ct. fapier College. gs mar tein ais
pearbeiteter gortras. aber mas Der
Senator fagte, bate 5ano unb TuB
unb ss lag seiunoer MenffenDers
itonb in jsSemSab. Dab9ob S'grlen
elmer Der populdrten Wadnner Der
Stnpt 1T. betpiss aufs Reue Der
brauienbe Gnpfong, Der tbm BON Der
ftubirsnbsu Sueenb siltbeil fpuroe.
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aIs Ri9tfdnur gu nebnen er ben
junsen 0eaten brinseno ans 9sr3
lsets. Nan iolle, ia man miiiie IN
allen @erridtuHgeu bes menihltfe1l
2ebens sbrli6 ieir BERN nur oann
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rsre Sufrisbenbeit. Gid bes Stebs
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tell bubur9 bel Dsitem ni6t err
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feIte nnb bideIben burt prd6tiSe
Beifpiele aus bem 2ebsn George
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ebrIid) aus iittiiGen 8riinoen iein
uno niht ctipo aug 3pang. &eonsr
ferberte Gbrlidteit in Der Politit.
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is CT fstusu iu,lsen .SOrern au Ges
miiib, baB fis ben DaiIen aleseit
eine bilfrside Sonh rsthen ioIIteu,
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nici, llnsIiidIidcu gu pertbpoIIsn
gQitelisoetn Der msni6lider 8eieus
inaft unp lsbrr lie. ibr Cos su srs
traaem Srrr O'8risu bate ben rid1'
ttssn Son onpei4Iagen, bem nat'
Otm sr auspefprp6en. fpurbe ibm
cine beraI;he Qpatipn bereitet.
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litten bate, als iie ipdbrerb Der RaHt
cine Sreppe in tbrsr @obnuNg bins
a6aeItiirst mar. Sie mar bic Satin
hon George !5anrmOnb, tpcl9er, pie
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8ett eefeFelt 1T. 9lls pGbrenO Der
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nit Der Waferleituns ettpus ntdt in
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auf, Inn iif ma8 unten su begeben,
uno itir3te babel bic Sreppe btuab.
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pc auffatb unb Or. 5. 6. Gaopaaos
Der berbetrief. Doh tparen befen BE,
miibuRsen Oersebli6. 5rau 6om'
mono itarb perige Sturbeu ipGter.
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- Der Goli5ei tpuroe gcItern &c.
n1etoet, oaB aus Dem leer itebenoen
SauIe 90. 634 @iboIiou Stnerue,
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.- Observation-Disclosures Solnles CT
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40l2 GdItern gloenie; Sulmdge
Iahne. 9 6}Iencoe sslace uro @il.
liam BGd Rettp, 404 Sit iSiirite
Stroi,e.
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9ntid grstsf. @aiisntauS,
SOnsert sum s'eitrn bee iearnsreid,rr
Srititntes
6inbet aia bruiisea Abcno aatrr
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Natienbans, oil Sigblano 9lpeme
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foitcn oes enititItfs befen belien.
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benfobeIle unb urrrfobt eieoerportrdae
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Tooo, ssrduIcin guuna SeImeicr,
Serrn Sdcob Mbite lne EIad Otto
iiuo Cora SueiIein, gioIin.Dcrirdse
bon ssrdnIetn Claude BED, iowte
,gtrrifattonen bon fyr1liIein gIarlce
R. Sipineitons. Gerner tuirb Elm
pr1htiger WAdrih geipieIt iperbcn,
oeiIen aomponiit Serr 5hccoore ".
6. apenge TT unb ipeId,er Der Gsni.
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elm geibenf Der Niloolpb @ltIiser
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Ter Sitperintcnoent Der elnitoIt,
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Fih redyt SabIreidh cin,nfinben imb
bdburh ndt,nbcIfert Die cntitancene
Gd)nIb sn bedcu.
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Gies nns Sas.

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pi4faten 6uusbefiBer 80. g. Debou
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Simereien eefhtdt.
- prSfbent sFreenlon unb orbe.c
@eamte Der Union @ds &c GIectric
60. erfdientn teITrn In Columbus
Dor Der ftnutliten litilttdte,s&pms
miiTtpn nnb fdnsen tbr aIogeiteb. gs
miifIe ibnen eine Grb1buna Der Ras
fen fir gEtitrtsitdt qeItottet fperben,
faatsn fe, benn bic Ginfiinfk nm psr'
gongenen Sobr fpdren lin eine babe
Wilton DoIlar suriidge6INbtn. Dem
GihtmcnopoI in erii Dor eirtm Sabre
cine Gtbbbuna Der Roten fir eleItri'
f6es 2td,t 5ugebilIigt sooroer.
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tetbrinaum1 bon Selbnten singerthtei
iperben, bic ole llnioerfit1t besieRn
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trn 60 fpurSe In elmer aonferefy ent.
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gnfpenbirt
gsnrbe seifcrn anf eire ISOLDE bic
sisens bes gGfers 9lusnit 8alter.

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spurbe audi angeorbuet, bab feline glns
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bon Wdfbirgtpn aus ongetpieier tpprs
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Habrungsmittelb su melOen,
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gonaeH fperoer tpiirbe.
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TdB, uls bas 9efes ihn ertdltbte, ION.
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hpnrbe drgetpieien, Der RabruHasmits
teibeb0rbe 444 synb tbres Nebloors
ratbes au iibsrgeben; bod tpurbe ibrs
2iSsns nibt fidpenoirt.
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Perfpnals sNptisen.

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sipal Der yorb syairmpuntAS6ulc
bat iih eeIiern nit 9grl. Settle %
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poasoeen.
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nit Fraa Baultne &no Il, esb
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2ebsn gef6ieben. lSie mar bic Wittpt
bes perftorbensn aneeiebeneu &dufi
manns 6ermann Rnoif uuo erfreiltt
lid in ibrem atsesbetnten getanr.
tentreis bober Nhtuug urb 2iebe. SSTr
glltsr DON 70 sSobren bat fie bic aie
aen gum efpieeu S6Iumner eG1loi.
len. Die geerbiginq finoet am Cams.
tao @prmittns II u6r pom 6duie Der
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Wopbburn stbenue, aus ftatt.
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ssIorioa bcgeben.
Serr Sp. 3. 9 dfiiter. tpddel
ben Winer iiber in Denner, Gol.
perpeiIte. III auf Der Seimreiie be.
ariffen.
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bic Wittpe BON 2ouis @ettman, Der
bier pieIe Sabre Elm &leiberoeTtpdft Be
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sSSdbrsn pIoblih eeitprben lit. sic mar
in Cincinnati geboren ltrb ttiRterIdbt
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duf benz Siiotihen 5rtebbof aitf Nols
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leioer nidt rrtGelith. Ger ErltitfonhS
in Soaneen oe5 Shdttretiters @omaro
tSoepper betr0gt 81, 1S6,065.
Gireftor Z. $. @eit beiprtdlt IN
I'reinem 8eridt ben qroi5cr 8crlur
ben 6ie fSofultGt burdl ons Siridiei'
6en 6es Iangdbrigen 2ebrcrs 9. s..
USeofin erIittcn bot. @s fotoen i'm
2otfe ocs Ssdfres aebn Sotoeraus.
Itenunqen ftatt. sic Iitb sitten @eInd'8
| slt erfreucn aatten uno ron Glutitner'
it6noiqen un6 2oieu neroiente @iiroi'
quna fonoen. 1tttter bctt 9Infdtlfer be-
| finoen iit folqenSe rnnbolte @e'
ntdl6e: ,.0as GurfidJrcitcn Der
| Ssurt" Don Tromentin Ser Sfln'
penntortt", BON @crome, totpie ods
,Gcrtruit eines iungen Wadodens",
Don Guoi6.
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Eie 1eii5itbpnbs.
Die saitse GmiiIion ipirS einer gieiu
Uorter N0ntfirma snaeiyrpdjeu.


Der dbtffhe Mubitor bat aefterr
bic Qnsebote er6ffnst. bic fix ileber,
nabme Der Miaion Doaar Deftsit.
Bombs silseIaufen fparen. gs marer
I'm Gan8en iieben ansebpte fiir BIZ
lgnitae gmiGion unb Sipei fit einer
1beiIbetrag eitgelaufen, Dos gler
gorter Bdnibous Renrid, Sobaes &
Go. erbseit NIT 81, ,o2o, $50 ben gu.
fblag. Dds Mngebot piro dfs Guberf
giinftis erahtet unb Ulabor @oIpir
fotpie prGiioent Sarris bon Der Sil.
gunsstoHtmifton dpraaen ibre &C.
nugtbuung bnriiber aus. Dte 8onbg
laufen 20 Jnbre uno tragen 5 pros
sent 3tnfen. Dor feds Dp9en mar
bie emiffion 81 4a g,ru5ent asses
f1rieber, aber ridt elm ein5iges Qns
gebOt ipar senaht iporoen. syrsrpts
f9en baben bic Bunbesbeb0rben ibre
3uitimmung 81 Der GmifTion aeaeben,
tuns ebenfalIs 6aSu beteetraset bat,
bic &dnfIuit rege 5u MAIDEN. Die
fieben Mneebote tparen BON folaenben
Ttrnen uno Rcniortisn senadi tpors
ben:
Remid 5obges & Co.,
Rem Uort 81 ,02O, $50 GO
6apoen, WlilIsr & 60.
gIeDelanb; 5arris&c
Jerbes Co., Hdtios
nal gitp 90. 49,. 1,019, 1000
5klb, Ri6drbs & Co.,
Weil, gfotb C 60,
u. 9. 2ea9 &c Co.,
R. M. Grant C so. 1,o13, $4,000
3iQption &c Noleott
Co., Otis & Co.,
Curtis &c Sdnser,
slubsett G. 60. -. 1,o14, 10000
probibeHt Saoinss
H.. WiTiffippi @aI.
lep Sruit Co., ct.
2oais; Whitater &
Co., Gt.eouis; Sta,
cep & 8ropn, Sos
isoo. unb Sionep
Spiber ...... 1o14, ,405.5O
biftb Ebirb Ratios
nal BaHt, Senfons
soob 6cWdper, Cons
tinental anS Cons
Hsereinl 9rait onb
Gnpings gdni, @bis
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& Sons, G5icasO;
WeIterH 8dnt onb
9ruit 60. -. 1913 10000
DtGiam O. Compton
&c Co., equtt1bIe
5ruit Co., Relp
Dcrt; 5orn6lopet
& Desss, gesw grst 1,o1e,075.oo
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ciation i'm 3imes.etar @ebdnoe I'M
Gong. Drei aonpolitionen oes Giri.
gelten iteben aif Dem Yrogranrnl.
gs fino feline Scroll" -Snpertiire.
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.Tbe Gulprit San. Seriler plro Die
Supertiire 81 Wfo5arts n3auber'
fl5te", WlacBpipeaS Glare DC
Gltne", y2iebestrmnn", Don 2is5t.
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bon &apel uito bic vSoutbern Mbap.
GooD", bon Sosnler geipielt. Die 60.
liiiin lit Die Stem gorfer aontrolto.
f1ngerin SRI. @nnnla &obertg, Die
cine arie bon Saint Saens nno eire
foIde BON @luf iinat.
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e,eorse Srarte. Al, ftdbtiftes So'
ipitol, llngIiidgfaa.
Gpa J. 5oote, Dc, 1841 GbaIe
Ctr, gebirnblutuneen.
Sba Weper, 73, 713 glberon 4pe..
Motrnberial.ung.
DeIpbina guTbertiOn, 80, 1849
Glarien Wbe., ShDdhe.
Soon 3. Clement, 70, Burnet
Suufe, lungsnenbiinbuns.
2ucn 8. Sbepberb, 38, 1853 Go'
lerain Abe., 9ubettnloie.
Wiutam grrit, "a, 2507 Wlr,
Widen 9lps., gubsrtulpie.
gbomas 9. Rpte, "a, ftGbffdes
SoipituI, aungenent3iinbung.