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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
FRASCE GHOhAS UNOER
HUGE WAR BURDENS
Debt Now S45. 600, 600, 900 In
stead of $500, 100000; Two
Million Men Lost.

Paris. Jan. AFTER outlining me
financial situation 0f the allied govern
mcnts and the need for 4pportonment q.
war indemnltics Yesterday, AlexanoEt
Ribot, former premier and minister eI
finance, turned to the problems confront
rOur national debt has grown from
g.. 600 OOO. 600 francs before he war -
I70 .OO0, ,OOO. 600, and VIII continue -
grow until the demoollization Of The
ARMY he said Nearly IDO,NO
mon, the flower oi French manhood,
have either heen killed or rendered Ln.
ft for participation ~ the activities
thc country. This loss ia man power c.s
3. tb14t 10000, 100 inhabttants = more
Aeeajv felt since The population az Fral Z
ceased ro grow long before the ~ag
.Wc cAun9. hole ~ ngpIir n, =
losses rs ,an countries ike Rus I,
Germany and the United states, Nhere
6hA increase in population IS steady.
These losses, besides being '7lghti i
bereavement 70 our families, touch ne
financial settlement 3. the war directly,
since they diminish our producing r1-
pacitv In comparison with counI. 3
" WhOSe resources are superior 70 ours.
Take the 10000 900 900 francs ai
revenue which before thc Har wAs the
maximum h1urc TOR France, and csti-
mate that it was increased BY ntatiuu
to 10000 00O.000 during the war Com
rare that With the $4,000, 100000
francs of revenue received BY the United
States and the gravity Of the decrease "a
our producing capacity heconlea mogu
apparent. TO this one must add the cost
At the disn2nthng 81 the principal indGs-
| trles In the north Of France,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
CHRISTMAS ENTERTAINMENT.
Fine Program Given az First United Pres
bytcriau Church Last Wight


The First nitcd Presbyterian Ffm RI,
Third and Broomc streets, held l's Christ
mas entertainment iget evening, with the
following program. which was much en-
joyed
Singing, Welcome Beautiful Christ
mas Day" prayer, pastor; recitation
Welcome. Hlda Fouracre, recitation,
Dorothy Edward recitation, Mrs.
Santa Claus Plan, Anna Davidson
dialogue. THE Christmas Stockings
Fsingng, Silent Might recitation, Heten
Cafhcart. Jim Stockings Chritmas /"
recitation. Helping santa, George
SrhaefTcr. recitation, The Truce Gf
Christmas. Mabel Cobb; singing, Helen
Cathcart Gcrtrrle Huey, Ruth Schaeffer;
recitation. "a Presennt for Santa, Ger
tr,ide Huev: dialogue. The Day After
Christmas singing. "Dashing Through
the SNOW recitation, "a Letter n
Santa" Ruth Schaaffer: recitation, The
Flags Christmas, Mabel Cobb, singing,
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing!
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Robert Fraim in Hospital.

MIR. and Mrs. Charles + Frsin Of So
Market street have received word from
their son. Rohcrt v ID. Fraim He Is IN :
convalcsccnt hospital in France, recover
ing from the effects oi mustard gas N fact
and body received IN action October p
IofS He Il much better and expects 70 h
placed III 4 casualty company 70 Do sent
over soon. Hc wishes All Merry ChTIsk
mas and Happy New Year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
PRIVATE BUSINESS SCHOOL.
HINES SCHOOL
io2 w. 22Ct 80
4 refined business training school.
1918 honor grade students

=
1918 honor grade students
Waiter Il Durham, private secretary TO
Mayor LAWSON, Emily Newman. sterog-
Il, q. springer. stenogracher. Diamond
State Telephone Co. Clara +. Rumford
steaographer. Hercules Powder Go Mary
3. Mckee. Charles Miller. stenographer
and bookkeeper. Pennsylvania II r Co:
Florence Maloney. Blanche Bateman. Grant
Butterbsusa. Minerva Butterbaugh. Clara
Mckaig. Mary Godfrey. Jeanette Mann
meis. ssenograpbers and clerks du Port
Powder Co. Elizabeth hiingmaHer. Cam
priil-MeiviiIe Mills Co. Bessenler City.
y L.
In addition 10 the above we graduated
aud secured positions for many other stud
eLts. both IN aud out os the city. Mid
winter tern opeus January 6. New stud
ents may enroll at any time
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICES.

NOTICES. ate OF Frank ] Walsh. de-
ceased. Notice Is hereby given that letters
Of administration upon the estate OF Frank
J. Walsh. late of Wilmington hundred. dc
ceased. were duis granted unto Catherine
Walsh on the eighteenth day OF December
A. d. 1915. and all persons Indebted 10 the
said deceased requested To make pay
ment 10 the admins stIaLriS without deiss
and all persons having demands against the
deceased are required to exhibit and pre-
sent the same duly probated To the said
Administratrlx ON or before the eighteenth h
day oil December. A. u. 1918. or abide b.
CATHERINE WALSH,
Administrative
Address Catherine Walsh. LOO w Sixsa
street. Wilmington. Del
HoTICE-Esta,a of Patrick J. Doaohue.
deceased EotIce IS hereby given that let
ters OF administration upon the estate of
Patrick j. Donohue. late of New Garden.
ia. deceased were duly granted unto Min
ME G.. Dononue on tho seventeenth day of
December. A D. 1918. and all persons in
debtCd to the said deceased are requested
to make payment 10 the Admlnistratsi4
without delay. and ali persons having de-
mands against the deceased are required
TO exhibit and present the same duly pro-
bated To the said administrators ou or be
fore the seventeeuth day Of December A
ID. 1919. or abide by he iar in this behalf
MINNIE G. DON0HUF.
AdministTatgix
Address salisbury. Morris Rodney
attorne yS-af -iaw 903 Market sire ct. Viii
EDinglpa. Del.
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NoIict.
NOTICE

Baek IN business again after SIX
months rest Of > Years of hard
work. | viii reopen ! BITTER, Egg
and Meat store at 81 King street.
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PUBLIC SALES.
kIAlR BAZAAR

kLAlR BAZAAR
Saturday. Jan. +
at l1.30 o'clock sharp
is Head Horses and Mules
&
one car load good. young sound mules
from / TO 5 years OF age. weight from > 900
10 = 900 hounds pair. Some as good teams
a. ever came 10 Wilmington One car load
eood young sound horses from Mary
land 20 head been working at government
work 70 sets double team harness four
tiunap WAGONS tour farm Wagons 20 head
from Philadelphia. Good useful horses.
- head from private parties 1t you ueei
a good team Of mules or horses / have them
Notice More good Irish collars than al
the ether places III the city comblnet. Auto
mobile tires for less money than any other
placa in the city. Reason why | sell for
he cash Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup,
3Ox393 guaranteed 5000 miles. price 81 50.
miles. niles price So So Falls tractor. 80xSlS.
guaranteod 1000 miles. prica ST. SO Fish
tires }o1sl.. regular price s2i 05 my price.
SI575 Speedway. 30x3Is regular price
42I 90. my price. $1,000 All other makes
sold on 3 small profit. Lot of pigs and poul-
try of all kinds, Lot of blankets Come
carry. Lot of stun 20 sell. Sale II So o'clock.
NAi IL. hLAlR.
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FOR SAI.E-XEAL ESTATE.

.
IMMEDIATE possession. slx-roon mousse.
garage, chicken house And stebae, about
one - Of land Situarh on Tire Button
woods, near trolley Apply Theo. ". Gregg.
Buttnnwood av%nue. New Castle
FOR sAL.E-I05 W seventh streeG. store.
l2 rooms oath. not water heat 5aUuE
3urphey. Jr.. 2oll Baysrd avenua Tese-
phone SAID J.
pOR sALE-Six-rOom Rouse DarxalB- Ap-
Day 20 n IL Cloud &dZ3 W. EL2at,enta
/ street. Phone 547o
FOB SALE.
IMMEDIATE POssEssIOS. gIGHT
ROOMS y BATH PORCH
FRONT. MODERN HOUSE. lOis
WANASET AVENUE. PRICE.
HORACE ;. ALLEN.
PRONE 73U9. 100 WASASEr AVE.
FOR SAIK-6iO Lombard street and 7DS
Poplar street. Bargain Possession in 90
days Apply 4i9 Madison stroet.
Own a HOME. Figure gp your lAst etsag
years rent receipts. My plan ~li cost
you no more per month. and yoil VIII own
the home. William H. Jones. So ShiSH-y
street. q. N 70 10 p IA
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PRINTING ENGRAVING, ,EMBOSSING 6

1 am now prepared TO give good service IN
PRINTING both duslity and delivery.
Cnas Gray. Printer. II e. Eighth ST.
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sAASQUERADE SUITS.

MASQUERADE suits snd wigs 70 hire
Specialists IN paints and maAe-ups. Frank
Bie.inger, corner Fourth and Walnut street.
Phone h25s W
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A uice. ri1h Httle farm Of .
acre. at bargain Eight-roOm house.
st3bling for three heau and other DuIid-
ings lots OF fruit Price S2.7OO. <. Il.
Thompson. North East Md.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03

WANTED Automobile trimmer on tops.
curtains and general trimming repairs.
NJ. Ochcitres. Chester. Ia.
MANTkD-Nsmcs mem. 10 or osa. wish
ina TO tscome railway mali clerks 91.loo
urst year Address 10. Every Evening
Of1ls1a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
HAIR DRESSING.

DIR. HOL EN. DERAiATOLOGIST
face correctOr all Dlenlishes removed from
the foce. imperfect teat1reS birth. DIS
ease or socfdentl corrected roUgu. coarse
pores snooothsd and skin refined. com pick
ION cleared noliowS and wrinkles rsT1oS sd
Hours . TO o su0 20 Z. Euuitabls Bldg.
Room 6u2. Phone IiS4.
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CLEANERS AND DYERS

a. MARTIN. Tailor. Cleaning. Dyeing
Pressing. Securing Repalrtng OF ladies'
and gentlemen clothing Work called foi
ana delivered 7o5 w Eighth street. d. & A.
4O4b D. Automatic 1a26
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
APARTMENTS.

APARTMENTS.
APAEINIENT-Fou large rooms and
bath neat and hot water. lanitOr service.
Central Iocation. Price $50 per month In
mediate possession e. W. Griffith. 224
W Ninth street.
APARTAiENT-rmrd hoor Hot water
neat No children. Possession at once.
5o7 West street.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE
FOR RENT.

DESK ROOM in !. good. clean. centrally
located business olfice- Ouly tbUse Who
can give good reference neeo apply. Address
h To- Every EvenInS Office.
GARAGES for rent. T~enty-sevsuth street
between TatnaN and West Charles T..
Witsii, Inquire 1903 ". Si2teentn. P1oGe
2I49
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NUuCE-ELECTlON.
'rhc New Castle Trust Co oi NCN 1asue'
Jci
New Castle. Del. Iesc. SO. 1919
vhe sonual rl..t,us ,a sne stCCh wonders
t,F tir election ~ tnirtecn dlrcctors % ms
hank Will ire neio In the tanhils nous.
T,Is-s.x January :. 1919 between the
hours of 10 O'Clock. o. IN and IL Goch.
John b. CLOUD. Treasurer.
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SITUATION, WANTED.

EXPERIENCED FARMER wants posi-
tion carrying on farm. Good salary and
privileges. Address ID. Every Evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03

EtkCTiOS NOTICE
Ceptral NstfOIai bank OF Winning ton
" NiinunS ton. Lssi.. IteC- ia. 1918
fne annual rn.x.1inl StCshnoi0tSe IoI
,n. s,rrt,on of dtr,xf.~s O! tnl, pank will
In neId at the banking aou>~ on ntSchy: !:
JAuuay, Ia 1919. letwessD toe hours o. a.
Druxk Coon sNu . octocA- u ~
OkOkGE /. bAlkD.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03

" ANT TED-po@ition housaksT~r for
gentleman :. Address + IL. EveIy Evening
Gftice
WANTED-Position cierk for working
evenings and Saturday afternoons. Ad
dress . Eypry Evening oricH
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03

LOCAL and rons distance hatulnei sea
.,n.t,,, raxs> Oa DSr drivers flvc-Jon
,rucA.. lau oics W lpltco Trans poE ts-
frxIt
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MOVING AND HAULING.

CARkfUL moving and hauling Livery
Open day and night. horses and vehicles
70 hire tUr business or pleasure. ~ jack
con s Livery. oi3 french street
lskosL Is q careful mover. do y prompt
and his rates are fair Ash anybody. Phone
EAY7 or cali aE SOq i. : iNth 81.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
- ANTED TO Buy
sHAMPOONG. SCALP TREATMENT

Aho- bi NICHOLSON shampooing scalp
treatment. facial massage yibratorv treatr
UeDt. hair dressing. also electrical massage
.Cs " franklin st. - d 36g1 ] 10
SbA1fCOlNC and scalp treatment At
3OUy hDxn3- fbons 5212 W Bertha NJ
1rnnst. AzS r. sixth street. OuI -of-togu
aDDoAotnaents sasepved-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
WOhfEN'S SPECIALS.

CARPETS--l 900 carpets aud rugs Wantel
TO cean Both phones George H. Lang
Co. hos Orange street
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lI,.. l,Ll.aWAh hALkOAD co

llt LLI-AN Aht AAiI-fNO&RO "
lower Dei-. DyG IL. isLs-
The annuAa mtStiuS oI the stockholders oi
TIE lela~are isailrOad Co via sc hcio a.
tie .sicC 81 the company. 10 lover OF
a aur~dav gin dAy III January. isls. sS IA
p'ciock . In. EhG election oi DIRECTOR :
10 .s.r,c tLy ensuing year and ior the iran
ID NJ WILSON.
Secretary.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-03
LIBERTY BONDS BOUGHT

LIBERTY tonds or payment cards taken
IN trade or will pay cash tor them. The
~aInpte Snop W. sixth street. Telephone
$3.50 open evenings from 10 2.
Evening star., 1919-03-08
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the health department in the last twenty-four
hours:
Mary l.. G. New, II, l41G 21st st.
Mary J. Smith, 10, s19 10th street northeast.
James P. HuguIey, 70, 80 Rhode Island
avenue.
John R. Parsley, s5, $40 Florida avenue.
Lewis Stombach, 32, St Elizabeth Hospital
Arthur S. st. Germain, 40, st. Elizabet til
Hospital
William G. Freeman. IS. Walter Reed Hos
pitai-
Albert E. Latta, 45. st. Elizabeth Hospital.
east.
Thomas o. May. 40, 1929 Park road.
Harold g. Cove, %, Walter Reed Hospital.
Alice a. Humphries, II, 4117 Brandywine
street.
james r. Burgess, 45. Tuberculosis HOSPITAL.
Rebeeca II. Doyle, "a, 1865 Otis place
Fredia S. Cherry, 45. iii New York avenue
Ann Casey, So, 1873 24th street
Horace NJ. Daabie, IS, st. Elizabeth Hospital
Sophie Brown, "a, Emergency Hospital.
Ruth Clark, 80. 1889 street
Frank B. Grown. jr., %. i131 Allison st.
Georgianna Matthews, II, 1886 sth st.
pital
southeast.
Forrest b. Brown, 40. 1923 Goth st.
Lucy foelker, ~, 1547 sth street
James N Booker, So. st. Elizabeth HospitaI
William S. Curry, 50. National Homeopa THE
Hospital >A'S
julius Anderson, 49, st. Elizabeth Hospital.
ciementine Robinson, IS, 403 Delaware ave-
nue. southwest
Rachel ~ MiIburns, 60, All LIST street south
east.
Gertrude Johnson. "a. Freedmen's HospitaI
Albert Reeder, /, 333 NJ street sontbwest
Betty Jones. 90, 1147 18th street
Evening star., 1919-03-08
HANDCUFFS AS BRACELETS.
Runaway Girls Talked Too Much
Thwarting Plan to Escape.

A pair of handouts borrowed from the
Baltimore police by member of Maj.
Pullman's detective force some time ago
was returned yesterday, serving as
! bracelets to restrain Lois Rivers and
Edna Gilpin, runaway white girls from
the Baltimore Industrial School.
The girls had been arrested by police
of the second precinct and held at the
house of detention to await the arrival
of an officer from Baltimore. Last night
they were at police headquarters sing
ing and apparently enjoying life when a
policewoman arrived from the Monu-
mental City.
While awaiting the arrival of the po-
licewoman, it is stated, the girls told
how easy it would be for them to get
away while on the train returning to the
Maryland institution.
zone of us can run to one end of the
car" one of them was heard to remark,
'.and the other can get out the other
end"
'"They can't get both of u.s. she
added.
Acting Inspector Burlingame told the
policewoman of the conversation, and
also informed her that the handouts of
the Baltimore police were at headquar-
ters He suggested their use by the
policewoman would be a good means of
returning them to Marshal Carter
The policewoman left for Baltimore
with the girls wearing the steel brace
let's.
Evening star., 1919-03-08

tea tomorrow afternoon at Mrs.
Graef's residence 1907 X street.
Mrs. Bristol will leave Washing
ton on Thursday for New York. where
she viii make a number of visits.
Mrs Delos Blodgett was called to
Washington early last week by the
illness of her daughter, Miss Mona
Blodgett, student at the Mount Yer
non Seminary. Miss Helen BIodgett
accompanied her mother TO Washing
ton and will be at home informally
tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs Blodgett left Washington a
snort time ago and has visited Cuba.
Paim Beach, Key West and other
places IN Florida. and had planned to
remain in the south much longer. had
NOT the illness of her daughter called
hef back 10 the capital.
Mrs. Warren McConnihe is spend
ing some time at the Hotel Lafayette.
MRS. McConnihe is the founder of the
great association which has been
sending tons of free milk to France
Tor the past year.
Evening star., 1919-03-08

composed Of the following representa-
tives OF the respective organizations:
George Herman and J. II. Beck of the
Plate Printers, Clyde De Binder and
James Butler of the Plate Finishers.
MissesfNora B. James and Gertrude
McNally of the Women's Union, John
Perry and o. H. Harlocker of the
Plate Transferers. John T. Guilfoyle
and 10. Benzing, jr., of the Engrav-
ers, Blair Mckenzie and Albert MI
chaud of the Machinists, c. II. Har-
wood and Doyle White of the Press
men, DIR. John Crow and j. Il. Bristol
of the Compositors, J. w Sullivan and
Charles Irvine of the Bookbinders, Ed
ward Menzies and Edward s. Day of
the Carpenters. ]. A. Williams and
George Farquhar of the Engineers, ID.
J. OLeary and Ernest Martin of the
F'iremen and Oilers, Preston Sherman
of the Steamfitters, Fred Zulch of the
Plumbers, Daniel Beach and Edward
McReady of Federal Employees Union,
No. 2: J. d. Nelson and II. A. Baines
of the Watchmen, John Glennon and
Charles Kerr of the Laundry Workers
and Elton Pillow of the Painters.
Evening star., 1919-03-08
Marriage Licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following
Frank ]. Krattiger and Edna Beane.
Bcanie Williams and Mary +. Redmond.
Morris Levin Of Newark. n j., and Lena
Settlin of this city.
Everett Z. Wright and Myrtle L. Stephens
Samuel T. Schwartz and Eugenia LaHsburgh
Max Aronson and Rose Shofnos.
Willis BaLcum of Louisville Ky, and Fran
els Il. Burke of St. Louis Mo.
Lawrence w Diges OF this city and Alma
ThcmaS of Baltimore. Md.
Leonard Williams and Lillian Withers
George Pierre of this city and Mary l. Mill
of LeonardtoWn Md
William Ii. Campbell and Mary RiaCkStun.
Thomas Neuic and Gertrude Robinson.
Otto W Birgel and Grace l. Thorne both OF
Baltimore, Md.
Wallace q. Parmely of Chicago, III, and
Carrie +. Graham of St Louis, Mo.
David NcManuS and Caroline f. Anthony,
beth of Baltimore, Nd.
Walter l. Coyerstaw of Dilbeck. Va, and
Florence f, Brown of Middletown, Va.
John A. Mattos of Taunton, Mass, and Mar
garet Bassett of Bri3gewater, Mass.
Charles Eckers and Anna Snobcl, both of
Baltimore. Md.
Walter Allen and Rachel Miller.
Edward Allen and Florence Miller
benjamin X. Scott and Carrie NJ. Wilson,
both of Baltimore. Md
Thomas Christian and Maggie Lewis.
Robert V Norris and Gertrude Lewis.
Matt y. Yancy and Maria Harris
Joseph Watson and Bertha Johnson.
James Bostick and Mand Wilson.
Evening star., 1919-03-08
Eversman-Curtis Wedding.

Word was received in Washington
yesterday of the marriage of Miss
Marguerite L. Curtis to Mr. John C.
Eversman, both of Washington The
ceremony was performed in st. Pat
flcks Cathedral, New York, Tuesday
morning. in the presence of a small
company of relatives. Immediately
following a wedding breakfast was
served at the Hotel Knickerbocker.
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Eversn1an n
left for Atlantic City. After their
wedding trip they will return to
Washington to make their home Mr..
Eversnan is an Illinois man, associ-
ated for many years with Representa-
tive Mckinley, and for many years
secretary of the republican national
committee.
A quiet but very pretty wedding
took place at the Church of the As
Gension, 5th avenue. New York, on
Wootten Hayward, daughter of Or
Iando Valentine Wootten of Laurel.
Del. was married to Mr. Lynn Web
ster Meekins, son of Mr. and Mrs
Lynn Roby Meekins of Baltimore
Key. Dr. Percy Stickney Grant, the
rector, offfciated.
The attendance was confined to i'm
mediate relatives from Delaware.
Maryland and New York The bride.
who is one of the most attractive and
charming girls Of Delaware, wore a
handsome costume of taupe siIvertone
cloth and carried vioiets Owing to
the illness Of her father she was
given away by her uncle, Mr.. Frank
sirman. The bride and bridegroom
have been friends since childhood, and
their families are among the oldest in
Delaware and Maryland The bride
was student at Vassar College and
the New England Conservative of
Music. The groom, who was attended
Evening star., 1919-03-08
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
BUREAU BOARD CHOSEN
Members Will Represent All of
Employees in Conferences
Ii,;# With Director.

A joint conference board represent
ing all employees in the bureau OF
engraving and printing has been or
ganized to take up with the director
all questions affecting the workers.
Heretofore each class of employees has
had a separate committee to repre-
sent it before the director. The board
also will promote legislation in Con-
gress in the interest of the employees.
Edward H. Williams of the Ma
chinists' Union was elected president
of the joint conference board, which Is
Evening star., 1919-03-08

ne health department IN tHe !ast twenty 10
loUrs:
James and Mary Proctor, girl
Robert and Bessie Croci, boy
Herbert and Edna W. o'NeilI, girl
Louis and Harriet Reed. girl.
Ernest and Bertha 0'Mora, girl
Joseph Il. and Helen T. Lawton, girl
Charles and Virginia Chambers boy
Francis l.. and Rose Batch. boy
Jessie l.. and Elizabeth NJ. Stevens, girl
Wellington W. and Geneva White, girl.
James A. and Linnie Abel, girl
William j. and AIiein J. Hawke boy
George K. and Ruth Green, girl
Arthur s. aud Florence Timmons, boy
John W. and Jennie W. Dull, boy
Delaplan and Marie Seitzy, boy
Mathews and Carry Koerner, girl
Frederick and Rosee Gohram girl.
Charles and Eima Colbert. boy
John A. and Eliza beth Smith girl
Charles III. and Margaret S. Carroll, boy.
Charles A. and Eva NJ. Boyd, boy.
Harvey ]. and Grace r. Brake, boy
Francis ]. and Amy V. Canning, girl.
Simon X. and Janet NJ. Edmonston, boy.
Harry NJ. and Mary j. Fox, boy
Samuel r. and Pearl +. Goodwin. girl
Christian O. and Dora ". Meddiedarf boy
William l.. and Ella 6. Oyerstreet, boy,
Ralph E. and Mabelie X. Potter, boy.
Alien FL. and Mary A. Sydnor, boy.
William l.. and Mary NJ Savoy, boy
Alfred and Maria Lee, girl.
John Il. and Sarah J. Hawkins, girl,
Evening star., 1919-03-08
New Credit Millions for Allies

The United States Treasury ves+er-
day established new credits for the
allies totaling S8,S41, $500 to date
For the Czechos1ovaks, $4,000, 900;
for Belgium, $4o,0Ooo0o; for France,
S1oo.00o,0oo; for Italy, s2o,O00,0oo.
The Czechoslovaks' aggregate credits
now amount 70 $4,000, 600, while Bel
gium has obtained from the United
States $33S.145, 900. France s2517.-
477,000 and Italy 81 ,405, 100000
Evening star., 1919-03-08
Clerical Positions in Europe Open.

Announcement is made by the
United States employment service that
there are openings for clerical work
ers in Europe The service announced
that those wishing to go to Europe
should file applica tions as soon as pos
sible at 1410 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
Evening star., 1919-03-08

Mrs. Wesley Martin Stoner, president
of the Political Study Club. presided
at a meeting of the club held yester-
day afternoon, at her residence, 1927
Rhode Island avenue northwest. SEN
|ator Gilbert II. Hitchcock of Nebraska,
chairman committee on foreign re1a-
tions. addressed the assembly on the
league of nations"
Mrs Charlotte Eldridge. a prominent
New York soprano. sang several songs,
Among the large audience present
were the minister of Serbia and Mime
Groutch. Mrs. J. Campbell CantriH
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett, Or. Henry Allen
Tupper. Mrs. i. S. Myers. MIR Eugene
Trussing of Chicago. Mr.. Ellis Mere
dith of Colorado, Mrs. C. II. Dorr Mrs.
Arthur Mcdonald, Mrs. Charles l..
Gummel. Mrs l. w. Emerson. Mrs.
Harvey Q. higgins, Mrs. Charles T.
Merillol, and attaches from several
embassies