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The evening world., 1919-10-03
US. TO CLOSE ALL
LABOR AGENCIES;
NOFUND PROVIDED
Employment Bureaus Through
Country Forced to Quit Oct.
10 Unless Privately Aided.

orders have come fu0n Washington
that the United states Employment
Service. which in It's present form is
conducted by the Department OF La
bor, shall end Oct. 10. This order
means the closing OF all Government
employment agencies in the United
States. and is the result OF the lack
Of an appropriation by Congress sum
client 30 carry the work further. Con-
gress was asked for SI,600.0oo and
appropriated $500, 900.
George w. Kirchwey. Federal Di-
rector Of the United States Employ
ment Service, said to-day:
"T'he Importance OF the service can
be seen by the fact that the half dozen
offices OF the service in New York place
an average OF 5000 people week. OF
whom 800 to 500 are returned soldiers
and sailors.
"Our agencies in this city have been
supported as much by private funds
as by Government money. We hope
that when the support of the Govern
ment stops on Oct. II private funds
will continue 20 enable us to keep
cur offices open"
The evening world., 1919-10-03
READ MASH NOTES
FROM ACTRESSES
TO WIFE; DIVORCED
Victor E. Murray, Millionaire
Manufacturer, Left Wife
Penniless, She Testifies.

CINCINNATI. o., Oct. S.-Charging z
that her husband neglected his home
and spent money giving dinners TO
actresses in New York City. Mrs.
Helen Diehl Murray. now living in
Cincinnati. was granted a divorce
from Victor Eugene Murray. capital
ist and proprietor OF the Victor Muir
ray Auto Company. Murray Is a son
OF the late Samuel Murray. million
aire manufacturer and founder Of the
United states Playing Card Company
OF New York and Cincinnati. Mrs.
Murray set forth that her husband Is
heir to large estate left by his
father.
The Murrays were married Oct. 4,
1915. Mrs Murray testified she was
unhappy from the moment OF her
marriage.
Mrs. Murray alleged her husband
would read TO her spicy love letters
he Ind received from actresses telling
OF dinners at road houses and hotels.
When lie objected. she said. her hus-
pahu SothPiaihou bhe NM spohcu hip
parties and dinners by her conduct
She testified her husband spent all
his money on these parties and she
was forced 90 obtain money from rel
atives.
Mrs. Murray IN part blamed Muir
rays mother with having introduced
Murray to many New York women
who. knowing him to be a married
man, entertained him and accepted
his attentions. Allmony was agreed
upon out OF court.
The evening world., 1919-10-03
SEIZED FOOD CUTS COST.
Denver Meat Prices Down 10 Per
oent. After sale.

WASHINGTON. Oct s.-Fully 90 per
cent. OF the foodstuffs seized by the
Government in the compslgn TO reduce
tho high cost OF living have been sold
to the public at prices generally under
the prevailing market figures. according
10 Judge c. II. Ames. assistant to the
Attorney General A specific instance
where the hbelling OF food held In stor-
age and It's subsequent sale brought
down the cost OF living was offered to-
day by the Department OF Justice. At
Denver 100000 pounds OF beef llbelled
and seized were put on sale. Harry B.
Tedrow. District Attorney. wrote TO
Attorney General Palmer as follows:
The sale put $4,000 to $4,000 pounds
in the hands OF the people. have yet
TO hear a complaint. In addition "a
this. prices OF meat have gone down In
Denver rs per cent Meat men are in
cllned TO give the meat sale and lts
reduction"
The evening world., 1919-10-03
Johnny Baker's wife Dies sud.
denly While on visit.

Mrs Johnny Baker wife OF the WE'LL
known sporting man OF this city. died Of
heart disease while visiting friends IN
brooklyn last night she,>was thirty
avo years old. FunernI services will be
held Sunday nt the home Of Mrs
Bakers mother. Mrs. Green. at No. 80
Barrow street Manhattan.
The evening world., 1919-10-03

Tho United States Rubber Company
yesterday voted unanimously TO renew
dividends on the common stock by the
declaration OF . per cent. quarterly.
This places the stock on an s per cent.
annual basis. The last dividend on the
common stock was at the rate OF IN per
cent. and was paid April 3. 1915.
The evening world., 1919-10-03
Morgan q Co, VIII OTTER standard
on gtagE lame

II was announced yesterday that }. r.
Morgan & Co. to-day will offer an issue
OF Z pei cent. cumulative non-votIng
preferred stock Of the Standard OIL Com
pnny Of New Jersey at SIP per share. to
yield 6h per cent. Subscription books
will open AT the Morgan Offices at 10
o'clock this morning.
The evening world., 1919-10-03
KANSAS REMEDY.

A Coffeyville man claims to have
warded off the nu by working up
nreat perspiration through the agency
o. an AZ and a bucksaw on the family
woodpile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
TROOP SHIPS BEAR $1,000
MEN HOME FROM FRANCE
Newport News. Boston and New York
Greet Returned American
Dou.hhOys.
INV Associated Press !

WASHINGTON. u. =. July 5.-The
transport Fl Sol arrived from Eor-
GeauS last night At Newport News. to
cock ana unload her liza officers and
men TINS morning. The transports
Si9oney and Mercury, with about ). GOO.
VIII land this afternoon.
Aboard the FL Sol were the Three
hundred and forty-siNth Field re
mount stations the Three Hundred and
Companies one Hundred and Thirty,
three. Eish. Hundred and Forty-thrce.
forty-seven. Eight Hundred and
seventy -nve. Eight Hundred and S!xty-
SIX and Eight Hundred and THIRTY
ninth Of III. engineers and three cas-
uaL companies.
The battIeship Virginia aud the
cruiser Huntington brought more than
400 Eeturn!ng soldiers at Boston to-
DAY: The trip of each vessel had been
prolonged by m!SAaps. The Hunting
ton lost one Of her propcl!ers Tues
day, and when several days out from
trouble.
The transport Caserta arrived TODAY
from Marseiiles. with ninety-sevcn OIL
GERS and l,i53 men. al New York
The Cunard liner Mauretau!a ar
rived Al New York today from South
ampton via Ha lifaN. after dcbarkinE
- oiiicers and $.i3i troops and a
number oil c!vilians, including the
Risht Honorable Massey. premier OF
New Zealand. the first signer o: the
peace treaty to reach Canada
The transport Patricia also arrived,
from Rrcst with l63 officers and o,Slo
enlisted men.
The transport Mount Vernon arrived
from BreSt with 5,136 returning troops
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
HOHENZOLLERM CAN FIND
NO SUITABLE DWELLING
Now Expects To Rcmnin nj imcronEon
Throughput Autumn season
of IiIis Year.

.>MEEo%GEN. July w lam
liohen@ollcru former Emperor OF Ger
many. has decided TO stay here ut least
until the end OF summer and perhaps
throughout the autumn. owing 10 tho
difficulty which has been encountered
IN finding a suitable dwelling else
where. The health o: both ;hc former
Emperor and Empress remain very
good. despite the worries OF the last
:cw weeks
The inciemcnt weather has some
what hindcred the former mouarChs
II. nature OF the weather Count
ii"hcn%cllcrn passes two or three
hours daily at his favoritc occupations
taking shelter with his assistants be-
hcath a garden shed when the DOWN
pour 81 rain is most severe. ~. ex-
poets - complete the saving Of his
SIN thouSaEdth tree this week. No
visitors arr now at the cast. except
~ hri.G. the former Emperor's one
nm" oNicit! doctor, who is occupied IN
llau!dattnS Count iohcnzollcrn's prop
crty IN Germany.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

subscriptions for an army publication.
which is issued AT the Walter Reed
Hospital. ilceccd the inhabitants out
of at least 81 900. according 10 reports
cnanatnG from there today.
The two men. whose names are not
given out. since an effort * bcing; made
10 trace them, are said 10 have repre-
sentca themselves as medal men. who
took part IN heavy engagements and
who. OH recovering from their wound
We're making livelihood by selling
subscriptions to the paper. Their sto-
RES OF hardship Embossed the purse
strings Of the unsuspcCtinE commit
nifty, but the paper never came.
one Of tho towns citizens went to
Washington to make aii Investigation
and learned At the Walter Reed Hos
Dital tina, no soldier was authorized to
take subscriptions FOR the army - per,
and that they were" fakes. The hos
.pital authorities are assisting in
rounding up the two men in uniform.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
brief News Ifen,.

a party Of \. VI. =. ~ men lcft YES
tcrdaF afternoon for Blue Ridge ~
G.. "ncrc they viii attend the summer
course in Y NJ G.. y. and community
service work. The course VIII last
two weeks
Harry u. slavin and W. +. Grace.
boia Of Richmond. who were Injured
IN the hre-auto truck accident at Camp
Lee. "Aieh caused the death Of four
men. are Improving in the base hos
pila4, and are expected 10 fully re-
cover
4 quiet bu, pretty wedding was
celebrated Thursday evening a, the
residence of the brides parents. In
hinton Street. when Miss f:leanorI
hdtAcfinc Shamhart. daughter Of the
REV. and Mrs. W. T. ShAmnurt Ma
married 10 First Iicuteuant i.or. 4
MM.etheibE, L. ). Army. of Tacoma.
Washington.
Eleven hundred troops were landed
a. CRY Point Thursday afternoon. b.
ing brought from Newport News They
We're served with cold drinks bv tho
Kcd cross before cntra!u!ng :or Camp
Lee. '''
\ committee OF citizens has been an.
pointed 10 take charge Of the cam
paisn 20 raise $4,000 in PETERSBURG. for
the ChIldren's Home Society OF Vlr-
GINA. The records show that about
seEent%-hve children have been aided
by THIS society.
chicken thieves raided some six or
seven hen roosts Wednesday night and
over 100 chickens "'a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
SIGHTSEERS AT CAPITAL
VIEW JUNGLE JOE" CANNON
Veteran Republican spends Half Hour
Zach Morning tcadinE
Newspapers.

wASHlNGTON. July 5.-"Cnclc Joe"
Cannon, veteran Republican from M
nots spends half an hour every morn
ing. ia the members loungtnS room
on the House side Of tho Capitol just
prior to the opening of the days Con-
grcssiouai session for the purpose of
reading tho morning newspapers.
Almost every morning of:ic ]
guide takes party of sightseers
through this room 1t is inevitable
that ono Of the siEhtscers Will recog-
n!ze the cX-Spcaher and cause the en-
tire party 70 halt for Il protracte ed
scrutiny OF Uncle Joe"
Bu, "Uncle Joe" does not mind. He
merely cocks his customary cigar at
= sufficient angle TO keep faith with
the cartoonisis and goes right on read
.ns.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
FIXES DEMURRAGE CHARGE
Commerce Commission Sets go On,
Holding Cnrs Laden with Grain
and Seed.
INV Associated prc..1

WASHlNGToN. July 5-The Inter
state Commerce Commission today APP
proved :: charge OF s. per car for hold :
Ing grain and seeds sent out for in
spcction when disposition orders are
not furnished before Il. NJ. OF the day
inspection is made AS neither State
nor Federal laws require inspection
OF hay or straw, the commission APP
proved far charge of s. per ear.
without limitation OF time. when hay
o. straw is held for inspection
Service performed in setting out
such cars may not he made the basis
Of an extra charge. and no charge is
permissible when cars are inspected on
terminal elevator tracks or while held
in yards for the convenience OF the
carrier.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
NO BOLSHEVISTS NEED APPLY
Swiss Turn BACK Madame Bella Kun,
With Large Encourage, Mt
UOrdcr.

GENEVA. July 5,-Madame Bella Kun.
wife of the Foreign Minister OF the
hungarian Soviet government. arrived
al the Swiss frontier yesterday. but
was no; allowed to cross by the au-
thoritics. who applied the new law con-
trolling the entry of aliens.
The ifc of the Hungarian Bolshevist
dictator is said to htye had large
which il is supposed she intended to
engage in Bolsherist propaganda She
also had several large trunks and
many scrants with her. Following the
refusal of the authorities TO permit her
TO enter Switzerland. she went to Inns
brucke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
CAPTAIN BRUCE ARRESTED
ON TRANSPORTING CHARGE
Tug skipper Gives Bail for Appearance
ut August Term az Weat-
m0reland Court.
IsDccial to The Times-Disnatch !

.
klLMAHNOCK. VA. July 5.-Captain
John Bruce, who commands the tug
that carries the United States mail
from Popes Creek, on the Maryland
side of the Potomac River to Colonial
Beach. in Westmoreland County. was
arrested recently by Sergeant Wiikcr-
son, of Colonial Beach, on charge
Of transporting fourteen cases Of
the terminus of the Southern Mary
land Railroad, to Colonial Beach.
When Captain Bruce landed at CO.
lonial Beach lie was arrested by Ser
gcant Wilkerson. as was also colored
man named John Pendleton, who il is
said. was at the wharf with wagon
to carry the whisky to the persons to
whom 1t was consigned. Captain Bruce
was bailed in the sum of $1,000 for his
appearance at the August term OF the
Circuit Court of Wcstmoreland Tho
persons to whom the whisky was con-
signed deny any knowledge of the
same.
Commemorative Attorney Baker
proposes, to make a thorough investi-
cation OF the matter As Pcndlcton
could not he proved to have had any
previous knowledge OF the contents Of
the cases he was dismissed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
TEACH GIRLS 10 CAN
Two Counties VIII Provide instructions
work for About SeNcnty-FIYc
Students
Especial to The Times Dispatch l

WINCHESTER. VA, July Be
tween seventy-iive and eighty girl
members Of the agriculture! and home
economies clubs Of Frederick and
Clarke Counties will! take their usual
summer short course July to IL. al
the Middletown Agricultural High
Schooi, under the direction of Miss
Mabel X. Haynes. home demonstraI;on
agent of this county. They Will get
special instruction and practical work
In canning. cooking and poultry. to-
Eether with health talks. The Clarke
County girls Will be the guests of ;he
young women OF Frederick County.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
VILLA MOVES SOUTHEAST
Bandit Goes Toward Satcyo. ,ttcr
Wholesale Killing On Tuesday
In san .inIrcnS

Ell PASo. TEN. July 5.-rrancisco
Villa and sixty followers we're seer,
going southeast toward Satcvo. chi
huahua, yesterday afternoon ,oic
gram received hero from Chihuahua
CITY TO-DAY stated. Satevo is fortv-tva
,niies Souih.as; Of san Andreas. rher.
VIVA captured or killed coriv hou,.
guards and executed the Mayor ru.s-
day. t"eS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
LIEUTENANT SEAPP DIES
Dung oificer Succumbs ia Injuries
Sustained In Automobile
Wreck July &.

Especial 10 The Times
WINCHESTER, Jgly 5.-Lteutens,n;
Louis Snapp. who WAS injured In an
automobile sfnaSh-up here on tho \. .,'lt
o: July !. died in the hospital a few
hours after the accident. Lieutenant
snaps WAS d member OF the Tire.
Hundred and Sixteenth Infantry. and
went over the top" in several major
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
ALL CARMEN TO STRIKE
Cleveland officials and Street Railway
Workers Disagree. Tic-up BcSin-
ming sunday Morning.
IRv Associntch rrcss |

CLEVELAND. July 5.-Following
meeting of Mayor Harry l.. Davis:
President John j. stanley, of the Clevc-
land Railway Company. and represent
tativcs o. tho Strcet-car mems union.
which resulted in failure To agree
on the mems demands for - cents an
hour wage increase. union leaders an
nounced that 800 motormcn and con-
duciors would go on strike 81 o'clock
sunday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
As. Moro STORAGE ,,oom

ECENoS AIRES. July s. Cere,
dealers today sent \ petition 10 II
Minister Of Public Works asking Il
material increase IN elevator an
stos re room along the docks here
accommo dnte the greatly Increased :,
rortation or cereals which has 70
loved the sisuing OF the treaty .
peace between the allies and German,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Sim Arbitration agreement

RIO JANEIRO, July 5.-Thc chan
hers OF commerce Of Brazil and tt
United States Friday signed an arp
trntion agreement similar TO that !
effect between the Argentine Chamhe
OF Commerce and the United Stat.
organ .HatHOn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
SELLS FABRICATED SHIP
savannah builders Send to Company
In CleNcinnd. Entire Bont In
"k nOckIown" Shape.

SAVANNAH. GA July 5.-Thc Foun-
dalton Shipbuildng Company. an
nounced today it had sold to the Ohio
ShipbutldinG Company of Clcvela and.
ohio. an entire fabricated ship. The
entire ship in "knoCkdown" shape will
be carried 10 Cleveland by rail and
there assembled for service a. a traw-
Ter OF the Great Lakes This is the
first sale of the kind at a Savannah
yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Formers, Mu,ual nrnent An.nc1n,ion

Al the annual meeting OF the Farm
crs Mutual Bcncht Association, "A,
chester on Thursday. officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows:
president. James Bellwood, vice prcs!-
aeht. T.. >: Farrar; secretary trc.surer.
,. -. spain, Of Dinwiddic The Asso-
c!atioh IS fire insurance COMPANY
and is now doing over $1,000 900 busi,
ness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
MENTION THREE CITIES
Savannah. Louisville and Houston Con-
tend for Next Convention of
Ffremcn md EnEincmcn.
tBv Associ,t..lprcss

DENVER. COLO. July 5.-Savannah.
Ga. Louisville. Ky. and Houston.
Texas. arc leading contcudcrs for the
next triennial convention Of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Fircmcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Weather for the wcc,s.

WASHiNtiTOE. July >. ~ Wealth,
pred ctionS for the week hcginnin
Monday are: Middle and South Al,
temperature near normal. with occa
Sonai local showers and thunder
S.orms
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
CHARGE MEN WERE FAKES
Took Subscriptions for papcr, but
Authorities Claim They Had No
Right 10 Collect

DANNlLLE, VA. July 5-Fake war
heroes VINO visited the cotton mill town
of Leaksvillc two weeks ago t,l;in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

DROP AGAIN SHOWN IN TOTAL
GOVERNMENT GOLD RESERVE
Decline. Reported by Federal
Reser>r Hanks, Amounts
to SlS,.:.N,tpDO.
rRv Akgocla,ch prcs. |

wAS;II\GToS III. : L,o- .,n
mir. sIirc.ss,y. ,.o..G' L., -; ,o,,T
MD r"scrx.t "STn Grpp IN t@Sa
hanLs ur.s no,ir.t - 49,, s,.,,,,,
,oninL, nf c"n6i,io,, 80. 10 ,w"I,.a i.'
s,t,,.io, ,,'c .. ~ 49, ~
2 TGc drrl;n. .mnun,cd 10 siS -2son6
a<s' ono Tn. si.;cni.n, folIows.
Rc,ourcc,.
Cold coin and c.r,,ncs,es osoa. oco
Gold se,tle,non, fund Ecd
oral Reserve Eo.rd 5s4 nao oon
-----
Total gold held bv hapkss Si7a%3 0o0
Gold with Fedora reserve
agents slr5597s noo
Cold rcdcmD,ion fund igola5 900
-
al ~ I. pl
Legal tender n".cs. SILVER
etc Ceio7 900
0~,'9',v0o
Total reserves s2le5.353o 600
Bills d!scountcd:
Secured by government
war Civilizations .....sl,s3263o.Oo 600
4. uu
Bins Tough, Ia open mar
kct .... 33o.679,Oo0
Total bills on hand sao257O.. 600
United States government
bonds .s o7l30.ooO
United States victory notes $4,000
United States certificates
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
ISSUES WEEKLY REPORT
Governor George j. Scay Announces
Statement rs OF July = Show
ing Conditions.
RESOURCES ARE s2aI, los.ooo
Detailed Outline Shows Notes Out
standing and I'm Actual Circula-
tion-G0vcrnmcnt Deposits Shown
at $5,0S3,OOO.

The official statement OF the Federal
Reserve Bank OF Richmond issued
yesterday. shows the total resources
as s23l.laS.ooo. Total rediscoun,s
reached slol.2ll.o0O. The statement
was issued by Governor George J. Scay.
governor. as Of Thursday. July >.
In detail it shows:
Resources.
Gold coin and certificates 2lS6.O 900
Gold settlement fund. Fed
eral Reserve Board. ..... 1858. 900
Total gold held by banks 100000
Gold with Federal Reserve
Gold redcmption fund -. Ssoii. 900
Total gold reserves. c6.527. 900
Legal tender notes. sill
yer. etc. .............. $4,000
Total reserves 6s.o7o. 900
Bills discounted. secured by
government war obliga-
Bills redscoun,cd. ali other 1880, 900
Bills bought in open market 7l:i.o0o
Total bills on hand s $685. 900
Y. ;. government bonds. LIZA. 600
L. 5. certificates OF indebt-
edHeSs -........ -.......- b.ttp.hpo
Total earning assets. sl0o. $50. 900
Rank premises. .......-.. 33j 900
Unsolicited it.ms and other
posts ..........,, ........ 5es,s 900
fund against Federal Re
All ier o;ser H' 1aso aPsss - :ssS 900
Total resources. So3iI2S. 600
Liabilities.
Capital paid !n............s 42o5. GOO
surplus .............,..-. 100000
Total capital so"s 900
Government dnposits... 5.as3.oOQ
Due TO members. reserve
account tt,,....,..... .-.ls quo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

was announced today. Election OF Of
hcers and selection OF the meettn
place VIII be taken up next Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

magistrates throughout New York
state. beginning next Thursday. 1t was
announced here today by Commissioner
walter +. Hcr'iSh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06
Markets
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
HhUichnle 0untatInna

" HUIchnIe VUOtHtIOnN,
tBy Woodson- Craig Co.. Inc. Richmond ya)
~. D roou Adninistra ton License No q ns7p
Richmond. Va. July 6. 1919
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-07-06

Federal Reserve notes In
actual circulation .....:
Total amount OF bills dis
counted and bought for
the week ending July =.
1919
Due l.. = Treasurer by
member dcpositary banks
Contingent liability on bills
rcdiscountcd or sold
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-01-04
RECOGNIZE WOMEN
 AS GOOD HELPERS

Hartford, Jan. 4-Pursuant to plan of Secretary of Labor William B. Wilson to effect cooperation be- tween the United States Employment Service and the Womanis Land Army of America, Mrs. E. c. H. schenck of Wilton, chairman for Connecticut of the Woman's Land Army; Mrs. Houghton Bulkeley of Hartford, state secretary; Miss Elspeth Merck, executive secretary, and Miss An toinette Dorr, assistant secretary, will become officers in a division of the Employment Service in this state, this division to be likewise known as the woman's Land Army of America,
 Secretary Wilson's plan was de- vised in recognition of the services of thousands of women during the past year, and with the view to encourag- ing the preparation of women for farm work another season. The plan will have countrywide application. For the new division of the Employ ment Servcie, the latter will furnish officers insignia and assistance in re- cruiting and expenses. The Employ ment Service will have regulation of working conditions.
 The original organization known as the Wonan's Land Army of America was organized primarily for increas- ings food production during the war, meeting the farmers needs by pro- viding units or groups of women who live in separate houses with a chap eron-housekeeper or supervisor, and furnishing their own food or cooking.