Evening star., 1919-09-28
RED CROSS TIES.

BuCHAREST.-The American Red
Cross is distributing supplies up and
down the Danube by means Of a
former royal yacht. The Domffta
Florica was loaned to the Americans
by the Rumanian government for this
relief work.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wants Ameri-
cah school teachers. The minister OF
| Iupaic, ,edNeatien has asksa, the; ;Amsrt-
! insfrucfors in English. Witch Is TO be
into Serbian schools.
Official government rec
srds, just published here, say 3.000,-
600 Greeks were driven from their
during the war. More than 100000 fled
to the islands In the Aegean. where
the Red Cross is now distributing
clothing and supplying medical atten-
iainn. Thousands lost their lives in the
night.
PODGORITZA. = Two Red Cross
nurses from New Jersey have been
decorated by the Montenegrin govern
ment for their public health work
here. They are Miss Emma G. Robins
tof Asbury Park. and Miss Emily D.
L
GALATZ.-Shoes cost $35 pair in
Rumania, so half the population was
going barefoot until a Red Cross relief
ship recently arrived with $50 tons Of
American footwear.
PODGORITZA.-One Of the A. R. c.
transportation difficulties overcome in
Montenegro was crossing an un-
bridged mountain pass. where the mo-
tor trucks had to be taken apart one
side, carried across by eighty native
porter sand assembled again on the
other side.
BUCHAREST.-Ame are now
tryings.o stamp out an epidemic" OF
the old fighting zones. So large were
the number of casualties from the
careless handling Of unexploded shells
and grenades that the American Red
Cross has instituted a poster cam
paign warning people Of the danger
in these war relics.
BEIGRADE.-The chief transmitter
Of typhus in the Balkans Is the well
known +cootie." In their fight against
this plague the American Red Cross
has established "delousing mills
daily. giving each person bath and
disinfecting their clothing.
SALONIKI-Govern General Ados-
sides of Macedonia issued a public
statement recently in which he de-
clared that American Red Cross &C
tivities had saved the lives of 10000
Inhabitants in southern Serbia dur
ing the last five months.
PRAGUE.-For the benefit Of weary
commuters in America Miss Louise
Adams. a Red Cross worker of Brook
| lyn, wants the home folks to know
| that Americans have to catch train
| at $40 am. here to reach their relief
| distributing stations in nearby towns
| on time:
MITYLENE. Greece.-When Ameri.
can Red Cross workers sent here to
relieve the distress among the $4,000
refugees on this Greek island arrived
| the horses were removed from their
| carriage by the people. who stepped
into the traces themselves and drew
the vehicle through the cheering
@throngs to the government house.
PODGORITZA.-Th were but four
! native doctors for the entire 100000
| population of Montenegro when the
| American Red Cross arrived here
After establishing hospitals and clin-
| les the Red Cross workers took In
| native men and women as assistants
| for training in public health work.
I ATHENS.-The American Red Cros.
has established several factories fol
the manufacture of women's and
4 chifdren's dresses on the Greek is
lands in the Aegean sea, where near.
| ly 100000 refugees are congregated
| The American shops are relieving the
| unemployment situation as well al
/ providing garments for the destitute