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Evening star., 1919-04-07
TANKS IN PEACE ARMY.
Plan Calls for 1850 Tanks and
More Than 6,0OO Men.

Plans for a peace-time army in
clude a "tank brigade" made up of
377 officers and 5,s62 enlisted men and
equipped with a minimum of 1850
tanks. $50 being of the heavy and
72o of the light type. A third type.
known as the "signal tank" is pro-
vided for each company and battal-
ion commander. forty-five in all be-
ing comprised in the complete tank
organization.
A tank brigade. composed of one
battalion of heavy tanks and two of
light tanks will be attached to each
Army Corps. The typical heavy bat
TALON includes forty-f1ve fighting
tanks, with twenty-four in reserve.
and the light battalion. forty-five
fighting machines. with twenty-seven
In reserve. Thus the army corps
complement will total 1876 battle
craft, fully equipped. with seventy
eight waiting orders from the corps
commander.
Evening star., 1919-04-07
THREE SMALL FIRES IN CITY,
J. V. O'Connor Burned About Face
in Gasoline Blaze-Piano Burns,

J. V. O'Connor, Wardman Park
Hotel, received painful burns to his
face yesterday afternoon as a result
of a gasoline fire at a filing tank
at 1000 Park road. He was taken to
Garfield Hospital.
Fire in the house of Mrs Goldie
Gates, 2OO1 1 street, last night did
damage estimated at $1,000. piano
was destroyed.
East Washington fire companies
yesterday afternoon extinguished a
fire in sheds on the premises of Mrs
r. e. Murphy and F. T. Fogle, 20 and
% Sd street southeast Damage to
SAbe amount Of $500 resulted.
Evening star., 1919-04-07

year committee. declared that all Of
the child welfare laws that can be
put on the statute books will be of
little value unless public opinion is
kept alive to the need for their en-
forcement.
Compliments District.
Miss Ellen Matthews of the chill
dren'S bureau complimented the Dis
trict on the record 1t made in child
welfare work during children's year,
but called attention to the fact that
Washington is behind many of the
states in it's low compulsory school
age of fourteen.
An inquiry disclosed. said Miss
Matthews, that II per cent of the
parents stated the age of their chill
dren to be more than documentary
Matthews suggested that when a birth
record or baptismal certificate was
not available, the child should be ex-
amined by d physician to determine
if he is physically developed in pro-
portion to the age he Is stated to have
reached. She said poverty permits"
increased 295 per cent in the District
in the twelve months ended last
September
Edward p. Costigan. member of the
tariff commission, emphasized the i'm
portance of carrying on child welfare
work.
Mrs. Whitman Cross. chairman of
the District children's year commit
tee. gave a brief summary of what
the committee did during children's
year. She then introduced Assistant
Secretary of Labor Louis F. Post, who
presided. Secretary Post recalled that
Evening star., 1919-04-07
CH|LDRENS WELFARE
WORK TO co ON HERE
Committee at Request of Commis'
sioners Votes to Make Years
Campaign Permanent.

Although the children's year cam
paign came to an end yesterday, the
committee in charge of the work In
the District will continue in existence
as a permanent organization.
The action was taken at the fuoi'c
Library Saturday night at the requeS'
of the District COMMISSIONERS WIN
wrote the committee, expressing dp-
probation for what it accomplished.
This action. it is believed makes
Washington the first city in the cou"
try to decide in favor OF making tie
child welfare movement a continuous
one. Instead of a twelve-month cam
paign.
The meeting was attended by rep
resentatives of practlcail! eEei
agency that deals with the WeiIare
and education of children. ana II vas
clearly indicated that all OF 'nese
Evening star., 1919-04-07
agencies will hereafter work in close
cooperation, held together by the chill
dren's year committee.

agencies will hereafter work in close
cooperation, held together by the chill
dren'S year committee.
Mrs. Brown1ow Speaks.
Mrs Louis Brownlow, wife of the
Commissioner, and chairman of a, sub
committee on child labor and educa-
tion of the committee, delivered an
address, in which she urged the neces-
sity of raising the compulsory educa-
tipn age in the District from four
teen to sixteen years.
An inquiry conducted during chill
dren's year disclosed the fact, she
said, that some of the children who
left school last year did not do SO
to go to work.
Mrs. Brownlow read to the commit
tee the results of the inquiry made
recently by the police to determine
how many boys were selling on the
streets. principally newspapers, with
out permits.
On March 8. she said. the police be-
gan a three-day quiz of boys on the
five had badges. while 243 did not. OF
the 243 without badges twenty-seven
were ten years or younger. Again on
April 8 and 4 the police made an in
Quiry. which disclosed, she stated,
ninety-four boys with permits and
10 without them.
Mrs. Brownlow explained that the
who go to school to sell on the streets
after class hours. provided they have
a permit.
Justice Frederick L. Siddons of the
District Supreme Court, in urging the
necessity for continuing the chlldren's s
Evening star., 1919-04-07

You can't run home you do business, they say.
It won't work. Yet here it is being done. And Zona
Gale shows how the old servant is going out and the
new is coming in. It's change for which women
must get ready.
Evening star., 1919-04-07

Not only that but another-a near-cabinet member,
and she "a woman! And Doctor Anna Howard Shaw
says the women mean to get them too. She tells
what the cabinet members are and how women
-e going to get them
Evening star., 1919-04-07
WAIST AND DRESS STRIKE
is ENDED BY AGREEMENT
Concession Made by Manufacturers
to Ladies' Garment Workers
Union, New York.

NEW YORK, April 7.-An agree
ment in the waist and dress strike,
which has lasted eleven weeks, has
been effected between the manufac-
turers and the International Ladies'
Garment Workers Union, it was an
nounced today.
Meetings Of the strikers will be
held tonight to ratify the terms ac-
cepted by their executives. Benjamin
Schlesinger. president Of the garment
workers organization. said that the
union had won the forty four-hour
work week and increase in pay aver
aging 10 per cent, and the right OF
union delegates with representatives
of the manufacturers association to
visit shops to see that the conditions
of the settlement are observed.
Evening star., 1919-04-07

The above is summary of casual
ties, including casualties reported to-
day. announced by the war De
partment The list includes those lost
at sea, also the total Marine Corps
casualties to date, but does not in
clude the Navy casualties. The total
is less than the figures heretofore
printed in The Star for the reason
that the War Department has not
included prisoners released and re-
turned
Army casualty lists released for pub
lication today contain 203 names, d1-
yided as follows:
Evening star., 1919-04-07

the United States Supreme Court had
declared unconstitutional the national
child labor law. He expressed hope
that the internal revenue tax on the
products of child labor would tend to
discourage the use of children in in
duStry.
Evening star., 1919-04-07

printed In me StdT LOT lHt icdSoi
that the War Department has not
included prisoners released and re-
turned.
Army casualty lists released for pub
lication today contain 203 names, d1-
vided as follows:
Killed IN action ..........
Died of wounds
Died of disease. ........ J.
Died Of accident md other
causes. ~
Wounded severely. L.
Wounded (degree undeter-
mtnedD. 10
Wounded slightly. 1O6
Missing in action. ......... L.
KILLED IN ACTION.
SERGEANT:
MCLEAN; Douglas, Duluth Mimi
LARSEN. Marshall o., Clarendon, Pa.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
LIEUTENANTS:
GLENN. George P. Lynchburg, Pa.
HICKMAN. Walter, New York. n. Y.
oHAPTINsKI. Theodore. Cleveland. Ohio.
BEANCHIoNELLE, Giuseppe, West Philadel-
EbGMoN. Hessie, Mossville, Ark.
FREEMAN. Frank F.. Lynn. Mass.
KERR. John s.. Frederick. Okla.
PARNELL, Edwin, Choudrant, lows.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
KILLED IN ACTION.
CORPORAL:
CONRAD. Rex H.. Ponca, Mich
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
coRpoRA1s: CAUSES
JOHNSON. Howard W.. wilmin gton. Del.
FERRY: William. Oil City. Pa.
GLAsGGM; SGRSE. Edward L. Minneapolis MINI
McGURTY; Catherine. Jersey City. N. J.
BENTz EdWsTd N F., Baltimore. Md
DAVIS. Thomas J., Wilmington. Del
FARRELL. Charles F.. New Haven. Conn.
HE'LL. Joseph. Amigo. Wis.
OWENS. Will, Iago, Tex.
PATTWELI,. Michael, Mentor, Ohio.
PENN, Howard. Trenton, N. J.
VOLk, Edward. Newark. N. ].
DIED OF DISEASE.
LIEUTENANT:
sERGEANTS:
FENoUIILET. Incien j.. Brooklyn. N. Z.
CoRPORAIs:
ELLIS. Love- Detroit Mich.
SEARS: oSg GsoTge j., Hammond. La.
WhiTMSkE; H.sreli. co1sseiie. \. z.
DI CERBo. Alfonzo. Ionia. Mich.
ANDERSON. Tommie o., Corw1th Iowa.
BINS, William Macon Ga.
BLACK. OrIie, Alva. Okla.
CADE. Dee f.. Brookville Miss.
CASTILLO, Desidero. Campbellton. Tex.
DEEDS. Lester f.. Grinnell, Iowa.
GIBSON. Marion. Dixon. Ky.
HANSON. Louis Herbert. wellsville. Kan.
HOOKER: Charlie. Louisville. ny.
JACKSON. Lewis, Swoope. Va.
KAIFER, Paul j., Youngstown, Ohio.
KALBACH. Joseph. Newark. N. ].
kUECHENMEISTER, George, Toledo, Ohio.
McELvAIN. Michael J.. Macy, MINI.
MARSHALL. Evans. Bowling Green, Ky.
MEADOW. Maxey J., Ensley. Ala.
MORGAN. Harrison. kilgore. ny.
OWENS, Lee, Shellmound Miss.
PARISH James, Jersey City. n. J.
TAYLOR. Lee r., Murray, Tex.
WOODS. Andrew. Horton; Tex.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
PRIyATES:
SE1TLAE. Clifton f., Orleap. Va.
EPPERLY. Thomas L.. Basham, Va
The following cabled corrections are
issued as an appendix to the regular
casualty lists at the request of the
several press associations
CHANGES IN STATUS.
KILLED IN ACTION = PREVIOUSLY RE.
PORTED MISSING IN ACTION,
LIEUTENANT:
MOOMAW. Clovis. Roanoke, Va.
CORPORAL:
GowAM; Henry T.. Duluth. MINI.
PRIVATE:
TURNER, James W.. Culpeper. Va.
Evening star., 1919-04-07

The British delegation at Christiania.
recently challenged the American le-
cation to a six-mile ski race, and the
members of each organization took
part in the contest. The Americans
Evening star., 1919-04-07
Did you ever know a girl
Who had a Faun's ear?

Yet many girl has Only she doesn't know it. she
did-there might happen to her what happened to a
girl in New York who found she had one. And then
things began to happen especially when she went
to dance where she wasn't invited She made Fifth
Avenue sit UP. And she kept young man busy! It
takes anovelette to tell her astonishing adventures
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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-10-25
CABINET CRISIS
IN ENGLAND TO
Come TO END
Propose Compromise of
Amendment to Alien Bill
Probable Will Avert Serious
Situation in Great Britain.

London, Oct. 25.-The British cabi
net crisis apparently had ended to-
day with proposed compromise of the
amendment to the alien bill.
Defeat of the government amend
ment in the house of commons Thurs
day was generally accepted as indicat-
ting lack of confidence in Lloyd George
administration. AS originally framed
the amendment excepted Frenchmen
from the clause barring aliens from
holding British pilots license. Follow
ing a ,.day-long conference yesterday
between members of the cabinet and
leaders of the revelting faction, 1t was
announced that compromise amend
ment had been produced which would
not antagonize France.
The attorney general and the solicit
tor general will assist in drafting a
a new amendment which is expected to
be introduced when parliament recon
venes Monday.