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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-05-23
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Ga n'explique pas son silence pen
dant ,des annees,-ni surtout lie silence
des journaux apres Paccident. Savez-
vous quill y await de quoi faire de la
rouspetance ct nous gener considera
Element? Enfn, quoi quill en- soft, il y
dams son cas-, quelque chose qui min
quiete,-et vous patron?
Grapat haussa les epaules:
DE quoi vas-tu t'occuper la?
Nous disons done que tu te rendras
rue des Martyrs, Oh tn guctteras la
personne, en- t'arrangeant de facon a
ne pas attirer Iattention des CONNIE
res du quarter.
-Vous savez que sill s'agit de-.
de-. Ia. Ill completa sa phrose
dun geste eloquent, moi je ne mar
che plus.
-Imbecile! repeta Grapat.
-Alors, quoi? expliquez-vous
-Tu me depeignais, il NY qu'un
instant la triste situation de Mariette.
Crois-tu quill deplairait a ia chere
soeur de s'assurer une retraite confor-
table pour jusqu'a la fin de ses jours?
-Fichtre! dams ce cas- c'est une au
tire chanson. Continuez patron. J'abor-
de la demoiselle ct je l'informe que
Gabrielle...
-C'est elementaire, apres?
-Tu Paborderas avec la precipita-
ton dun homme charge d'accomplir
une mission urgente, ct tn lui diras
que Mile Gabrielle.
-Votre file?
-Oui, ma file.
-Mais. .....
-Quoi, mais?
-Autant nous denoncer tout de sui
te aux "curieux".
Comment celia?
-Vous devez bien imaginer qu'un
Jour viendra OH il faudra donner 10 vo-
lee a Ioiseau ct vous devez aussi vous
inculquer dams lie ciboulot que ce jour-
la Poiseau ne Sc privera pas de jaser?
-Imbecile!
Ernest plongea ses yeux dams les
prunelles de Grapat, ct ce quill lut,
sans doute, Peffraya.
La prize de te suivre, Joute atfalre
cessante, mon hotel. .....
Ellie peut me repondre qu'elle est
pressee, qu'elle passera plus tard.
IL ne faut pas celia, ellie bavarde-
rait chez ellie ct la mine serait even
tee. Tu lui diras que ma voiture Fat
tend au bas de la rue ct que la course
ne durera pas une heure en- tout, aller
ct retour.
-Alors, il y aura une voiture?
-Au coin de la rue Notre-Dame de
Lourdes. ...
-Qui sera sur lie siege?
Joseph.
-Bien on peut avoir confiance en-
lui. J'embale la petite ct en- route
pour la piaule a Mariette.
-Je constate aevc plaisir que ton
intelligence ne s'est pas rouillee dams
les loisirs de ia vie de renter.
-C'est egal, patron, enlever une de-
moiselle en- plein jour, vous ne man
quez pas de toupet, vous?
La harliesse meme du coup de
main en- assurera la reussitc 81 tn es
adroit. A propos, tache de t'assufer
discretement, pour parer aux eventua-
lites ulterieures, lie concours de deux
dr0les determines tout. .Tu dois pos
seder ce genre d'article parmi tes
amis.
-Merci, pour lie compliment, mais
Ell ne suis pas susceptible. Oui, je con-
nais derx zigues qui tueraient pere ct
mere pour un ecu.
-Prie-les de Sc tenir a ia DISPOSE
ton, il Sc peut que nous ayons besoln
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-05-23

d'eux CONNIE renforts pour la garde
d'honneur de notre infante. Ainsi,
tout est bien entendu?
-Compris, patron, vos ordres Sc
ront executes a la lettre.
-Tu es un homme precieux. ITEMS,
prends Get acompte. Maintenant file
ct ne remets plus les pieds lei que
pour lie rapport.
"A quelle heure?
"A toute heure. Je ne sortirai pas.
Va!
Ernest tourna les talons ct Grapat
sc frotta les mains.
-Allons, la donzelle disparue, lie
reste nest plus qu'une question de
patience.
"Jean criera, ameutera lie quarter,
la police Sc mettra en- chasse, les
journaux meneront pendant huit heu-
res un tapage internal autour de Pen
levement de Pouvriere, ct puts, avant
trois mois, Paffaire sera classee, ou-
bliee ct lie fance console.
II ne conna1t que depuis peu de
temps cette file; a son age, Pamour
fambe CONNIE une paille ct s'eteint
de meme; enfin la persistence de son
effort pour s'elever au-dessus de sa
condition actuelle, denote chez lui un
temperament ambitieux- ambi-
tieux! Je mai QUA laisser marcher
Gaby; les femmes sont diplomates
d'instinct, surtout lorsque leurs inte-
rets de coeur sont en- jeu; douce, char
'mante, pleine de finesse ct de tact, ell
lie saura dams lie role de Soeur de cha
rite qu'elle va adopter d'insjtinct Wis
avis de Jean, gagner sa confance,
l'amener sensiblement.
Les absents ont toujours tort. Et
puisque la medicrite pese ce garcon
du diable sa constance ne saura resis-
ter Pappat dune crosse dot qui
peut lui servir de marchepied! Voyons,
a sa place, hesiterai-je, moi?...
L'argument etait evidemment sans
replique, il ny await pas douter un
instant du success de la combinaison.
Tout dependant done maintenant de
Phabilete d'Ernest. Bien que lie drole
edt NANTES fois fait ses preuves, Gra-
pat men attendait pas moins son rap
port avec une impatience grandissan-
tie.
Ernest n'avait pas perdu son temps.
Mariette avertie, dament stylee, des
quatre heures du soir, apres s'etre as
suree de Joseph, lie cocher de condan-
ce du baron, un copain lui station
matt a Pendroit convenu. lui-meme en-
livree, ses moustaches rasees, remon-
TAFT lentement la rue des Martyres,
assez perplexe au fond.
Fichue besogne, que lie baron ma
donnee Ia tout de meme! d'autant
que 81, par hasard, j'allai me rencon-
trer nez a nez avec Pautre, il serait
capable de me reconnaitre dams cette
tenue, ct, alors, quel bazar, mes bons
amis! Sc frotter nest pas toujours IA
cile en- pareil cash.. s'expliquer, en-
core plus dangereux. sale atfalre!
,Voyons voir combiner notre true sans
trop risquer de chichi?
S'agit, premierement, d'arquepincer
la demoiselle hors de chez ellie, lie res
te marchera CONNIE sur des roulettes.
J'y degofse continent mon boniment,
je charge Tobjet ct nous filons dams
la direction de Photel de M. lie baron
,histoire de ne pas l'inquieter. En- rou-.
te, je guigne linstant ct lie moment,
nj de bourgeois sur lie passage? Bon!
je me degringole du siege, louvre la
portiere, je me pokapique CONNIE un
onragan dams la roulante, ct alors,
ma tourteerlle avec un tour de balvin
par lie travers de la gargouenne, je
te permets de jaser jusqu'a destina-
Suite a la 3eme page
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1919-05-23

On dit dun homme travaillant quill
aime sa femme; moi, je vous dis quill
aime la paix.
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
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: DoG-On March II, from 1915 New HemP-
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white female bulldog; answers TO the
iuame OF DIXIE = liberal reward Il returned
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PI'R MINK NECEPIECE-On Chevy
Chase car. west Of Rock Creek Bridge
reward ~ returned 20 23ll Calvert st n
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HAND BAG-BIsck leather; containing
scissors. memorandum; valuable only to
owner. reward 1905 X ST. y. w. t.
EMITTING BAG-In PaIaiS Royal. con-
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The Washington times., 1919-03-17
eLAIRYoYANTs
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The Washington times., 1919-03-17
FOR RENT-GARAGES

SUITABLE GARAGE-N. ". 0eetioa o.
the. Apply between . and II - N. 1857
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The Washington times., 1919-03-17
NINE, CARLETTA.
PROF. WRIGHT.
BELMONT

Palmist and c!airvOyant: readings dali
sat. guar 5i2 = y. PHONE MAIN "a;
The Washington times., 1919-03-17
CHURCH NOTICES
BGhai Movement

BAHAI REVELATION-IRa1IFe ssEdI-
ally invited; daily to D. m. Iitera-
tHIs TEE BRApNoCK, Apt. 1. 1919 18Th
A4A -. -
The Washington times., 1919-03-17

OPERATORS on aWnlngsj several expert
enced: steady work. See Mrs. BRADE-
KAMP. Walter ]. Proctor Co.. IA H 1T.
N. W. IL
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
GREY'S VISIT HOME IS
CLOTHED IN MYSTERY
Foreign Office Silent on Rumor That
Ambassador Will Not Return
to Washington.

NEW YORK. Dec. 11.-At the for
eign office in London there was no
official confirmation Of reports that
Niscount Grey will not return to
Washington after his visit home next
month, says copyright dispatch
from London to the World. It is be-
lfeved in well-informed circles that
he is returning here for an important
conference, and that it will be deter.
mined whether or not he is to return
to America as ambassador.
His return here will be coincident
with the consideration Of the new
home-rule bill for Ireland. and in this
connection his presence here will be
or much significance. From all indi.
cations the government is no nearer
naming permanent ambassador to
succeed Lord Grey than when he frs,
took up his duties in Washington.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
Expect Habeas Corpus Writ.

Counsel for Charles White. charged
with the'murder of the perfect baby,
and Mrs. Edith Jones. his house
keeper, charged with being an acces-
sorry after the fact, was expected TO-
day to apply for a writ of haoeas
corpus to force their release from the
county Jail at Mays Landing.
John Wilson, chief of county de-
tectives, today denied the statement
made by Edward H. White, Charles
father, yesterday, in which the elder
white declared Wilson had intimated
Charles had killed the Dansey boy
with a stone.
Prosecutor Gaskill is doing all the
talking in this case" Wilson said. Il
never made any such statement to
Councilman White as he said did,
Wilson and his assistant, Benjamin
Nusbaum, expected today to continue
their investigation of a mysterious
automobile alleged to have been seen
by two women to stop within few
hundred yords of the swamp where
the Dansey boys skeleton was found
This occurred on November 10. they
said, a month after Billy disappeared
and eleven days before the remains
were found. The detectives believe
the machine may have been used tc
carry the skeleton to the swamp
which is three miles from the Dansey
home.
According to the two women they
saw two or three other persons leave
the automobile and go toward the
swamp. They were unable to de-
termine their sex or whether they
carried any object.
This terrible mistake Is liable to
ruin our lives" declared Mrs. Blanche
White, wife Of the man charged with
murder. "Charley's arrest was guess
work. My husband would not harm
either the Dansey boy or his dog
Charley was always, gentle. In all
our married life 1 have never seen
him display any temper. He could
not have been capable of the thing
they charge him with"
Gaskill expressed himself as "satis-
fed we have made no mistake in ar
resting White and Mrs. Jones'
None of the relatives of White or
Mrs. Jones were permitted to visit
them in the Mays Landing Jail today.
Both were said to be in good spirits.
however. and continued confident they
soon would be released.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

lando Petty. U. s. N. r. r. Philadso-
phia; Gunnery scrgt Robert @. Rot
inson. ". s. NJ. c.: First Marine Avt-
alton Force; Ensign Daniel A. J. 1pl-
livan. U. S. n. r. F. Mt vernods n.
Y; Lieut. Ralph Talbot Y. q. n c.
rirA Marine Aviation Force.
Jhe list of the following men whs
hfve been awarded the Congressional
MEDAL of honor WAS also made public:
Lieut.. Louis cukelA Seattle, WAsh J:
Cunnery SerGt Charles Hoffman. u. g.
NJ. c.: Private John Joseph Kelly, u.
s. M. c.: Sergt- Mste3 Kocak. u. 8. u.
c.; Corp. John II. Pruitt L. 8. u G.
Goshen. Ind.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
HELM CALLS SHANTUNG
FRIENDS PRO-CERMAN

Dsspfte the opposition Of munition
manufacturers who fear the ruina-
tion OF their business the peace treaty
and the league OF nations will be
Atided within . few months" declar-
cd Congressman J. Thomas Hefiin Of
Ala&ama In an address before a meet
Ing at the Y. NJ c. A last night
{ In the course of his speech the
alabama legislator charged that GER
tain Senator's who continually voiced
thetr incorporating opposition to
the shantung provision of the treaty
were friends of Germany during the
war and that the trail of the serpent
nay still be seen"
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
JUDGE REFUSES TO HALT
BEER SALE IN ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 11.-Federal Judge
c. B. Faris denied the Governments
application to stay the recent de-
cision of Judge Pollock. permitting
the manufacture and sale Of beer Of
2.I5 per cent alcoholic conteEt, but
granted it's reqeust to appeal the de-
cision.
The Government will repeat the re-
quest for writ of supersedeas before
the appellate court. 1t was announced.
The decision Of Judge Faris, handed
down last Friday. permitting the sale
OF wines and whiskey, also will be
appealed, 1t was said.
It's easy to become n Good Fellow.
Just write your name. telling Eov
many persons or children you will
cnre for Chrlstmas. and send IL In to
The Times, Good Fellow Depnrtme mt.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
FR0HMAN TO ATTEND
DINNER HERE TONIGHT

Daniel Frohman. the well-known
theatrical producer. will arrive in
Washington from New York city espe-
cially to attend a dinner to be given
by the Actors Memorial Committee Of
the District of Columbia, of which Col.
Robert N. Harper Is chairman. at the
New Willard Hotel tonight at 7:3o
o'clock.
At least fifty business and profess
sionaf men Of this city will attend.
Several actors from the local theaters
where they are playing in New York
attractions are expected 70 be present
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
Grand Jury Will Probe
Dansey Case Tomorrow,
Prosecutor lnti1nates

HAMMONDTON, N. j., Dec 11.-A special grand jury
to investigate the death of Billy Dansey will be asked for
tomorrow Edmund c. Gask prosecuting attorney init
mated today.
There two things expect to clear up today,
and may ask for special session of the grand jury
morrow he said. ''Wth the evdence already have
have no doubt that indictments will be found
Exnect Habeas Corpus Writ
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
II HONOR NAVY MEN
NAMED BY DANIELS

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels today
made public the names Of twelve re-
cipients Of the navy medal of honor
as follows:
Lieut. e. v. N. Isaacs, q. s. n. Fort
Sam Houston, Texas; Dental Surgeon
A. G. Lyle. U. S. NJ Gloucester. Mass.:
Lieut.. comdr. ]. ]. Madison, U. s. N.
r. F. Hoboken. N. j.: Lieut. Weldon
Osborne, Y. S. NJ Boston: Lieut. Or
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING A RUMPyS?
Sloan's Liniment, kept handy,
takes the fight out of them
= LOSHING around In the wet and

~ LoSHlNG around IN the wet and
then-the dreaded rheumatic
~ twinge! But not for long when
Sloans Liniment is kept handy.
rains, strains, sprains-how soon
this old family friend penetratcs with
out rubbing and helps drive 'em away!
Ana how cleAnly, too--no muss, no
bother, no stained skin or clogged
pores Muscles timber up, lumbaGo.
scistlca. neuralgia are promptly re-
lieVed. Keep a bottle handy all the
time. Get one today IL you've run out
of Sloan's I.inifhent.
~ drmrNis.r=2hc. 1Oc. S1AO
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

Announcement has been made Of the
marriage of Mrs. Ruth Edelin,, of this
city, and Edgar ]. Adams. Of Detroit,
Mich. on Tuesday, at the parsonage
OF Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church. the Rev. A e. Spielman Off
ciating.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

Food souring. gas. acidityi Won
der what upset your stomach! Well
don't bother! The moment you eat
q tablet or two OF Pape's Diapepsin
all the Jumps Of indigestion pain.
the sourness, heartburn and belch-
ing of gases, due to acidity. vanish
truly wonderful!
Millions Of people know that II II
needless to be bothered with indiges-
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
WIFE DEMANDS PROOF OF
STATE IN DANSEY CASE

MAYS LANDING, N. j., Dec. IL
Mrs. Blanche White, wife Of Charles
S. White, who is charged with the
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
Substantial Gifts From the
Furniture Department

Telephone Stand and Stool,
$1O.5O.
Smokers Stand, $3.50.
Solid Mahogany Fireside Chair,
$40.
Windsor Arm Rocker, wood
seat, $14.
Solid Mahogany Sewing Cabinet,
$40.
Royal Easy Morris Chair, re-
clining back and foot rest, $35.
Mahogany Tea Table, SIS.
Mahogany Fern Stand, $3.50.
Students Reading Table, SIS.
Mahogany Music or Record Cabi-
net, $31.
Mahogany Vanity Dresser. $134.
Mahogany Armchair or Arm
Rocker, $22.50.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

ton, dyspepsia or q discr4sred stec-
ach. s few tablets of PApe's pa
pepsin neutralize acidity an1 givs
relief at once-no waiting' buy
box Of Pape's DiApepsin now Don't
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lie feeds without causing distreeA.
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sin enthusiast Afterwards-
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
SAYS U. S. AIR SERVICE
OPPOSES AERIAL TRADE

SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. 11.-spcaking
before the Rotary Club Of Savannah,
Lieut.. Belvin w. Maynard, who
recently won the transconrInental air
race. declared:
The United States Air Service is
not friend to commercial aviation.
instead or encouraging commercial
flying, the service seems to be dis.
couraging 1t. Instead of selling air
planes to an airplane company, they
should have been sold to those who
were anxious to enter commercial
flying"
mp youf Liberty Bond coupons and
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

Mrs. AmeliU Bruin, widow Of WILL
lam c. Bruin. died early this morning z
at her home, 326 South Washington
street, after a long illness. She IL
survived by a son, Mackell Bruin, of
this city, and two brothers, w. H.
Melchoir. Of this city, and A. W. Mel
choir, Of st. Louis.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

zip your Liberty Bond coupons and
e1change then for w. 3. g., thereby
aiding yourself ana your eountry.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

Deeds OF transfer were recorded
yesterday in the office Of the clerk
OF the corporation court as follows:
Miss Mary Ellen Harryman, to Rob-
ert Lee Williamson. the house and lot
at 702 North Columbus street; Mrs.
Florence e. Lawler and husband, John
N Lawler, to Della Ball and wife, a
house and lot on the south side of Glib
bon street between Pitt and st. Asaph
streets; r. NJ. Green, administrator
OF the estate of H. +. Wheat, to Frank
]. Murphy and wife, lot IA, block IL,
section 2, Rosemout.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
NEWS OF ALEXANDRIA
AND NEARBY TOWNS

ALEXANDRIA. Va. Dec lire
hearsals are being held in the school.
here this week for a song festival to
be given in the Richmond Theater at
o'clock Sunday afternoon, under the
auspices Of the Alexandria Sunday
school Association. Prof =. B. Cham
oeriain. Y. NJ. c. A. song leader,
will be the director.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11

Mahogany Windsor Chair, with
haircloth cushion, $22.50.
Solid Mahogany Gate Leg Table,
$500.
Mahogany Four-poster Bed, sin
gle or full size, $50.
Special, Satin Brass Bed, single
and full size, SIS.
Cedar Chests, finished in natural
cedar, ivory and mahogany; prices
range from $14 to $45.
Brown Fumed Reed Arm Rocker,
broad arms and cushion seat, SIS.
Brown Fiber Tea Wagon, SIT.
Natural Willow Armchair, with
paper rack on side, $10.5O.
Willow Muffin Stand, $40.
Fireless Cooker, $3.50.
Special Kitchen Cabinet, $40.
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
Real Cluny Lace Pieces, Pure Linen
Centers, at Very Special Prices

Display and sale of boxed gifts and
napkins centepiece
lace pieces wool comforts, blankets, counerpanes
The Washington times., 1919-12-11
Mostly EXCLUSIVE Styles

len Hand nd-Embroidered Initial Hand
nd 59c each.
Mems Hemstitched, Corded or
TAPPED Border Handkerchief 3Se
each.
Women's Pure Linen Sheer Hand
kerchiefs, Is and "a Inch hens or
spoke hemstitch, 4sc each. q
Mems Fancy Colored Border
Handkerchiefs or H. S. plain white
corded border, SOC each.
Children's Fancy Embroidered
or Print Handkerchiefs, 19c each.
The evening world., 1919-10-02
STEEL STRIKERS DESERT
IN CHICAGO DISTRICT
1900 More at Work at CAY and
Waukegan Mills Resume
Operation.

CHICAGO. Oct :--Eurther jcfections
from the ranks of the steel strikers In
the Chicago district were reported L..
day although union leaders declare that
a large majority OF the men who have
returned to work are iaborcrs and that
the mass or skilled workmcn arc stand
ing firm.
At the plant OF tho Indiana Steel
Company at Gary. i.5OO additional
strikers arc reported TO have returned
TO work while at indiana Harbor. Ind.
about 1000 Of the 1000 striking employees
Of the Inland Steel Company and the
Mark Manufacturing Company are said
TO have expressed a desire 10 return az
soon as proper protection II assured
Tho American Steel and Wire Com
pany at Waukegan. Ill. started its roll
ing mills to-day for the first time since
the strike began.
In the South Chicago district the ILL.,
nois steel Company is said to have
about 1000 men at work. Plants also
wero reported TO be in operation at
Joliet. Ill. and other points with reduced
forces.
The evening world., 1919-10-02

According to The Hatchet the
daily newspaper published on board
the George Washington, which is
filled with interesting stories OF hap
penings on board tho vessel, King
Albert was lavish in his distribution
OF decorations during the voyage
IIonorS conferred by the King to
those on board included the follow
ing;
Admiral r.. r. Long, Grand. oficer
Of the Order OF Leopold; Capt f.
McCauley jr.. ohicer OF the Order OF
Leopold; COMMANDER f. NJ. Perkins,
executive officer, Ofhcer OF the Order
OF the Crown; Lieut.. Commander j..
A. ByTno and Lieut.. Commander
Charles II. Zearfoss, ofhcers OF the
Order OF Leopold; Lieut., Gray c.
Holiday. Lieut.. waldrip c. Edwards
and Capt. George c. Deneal. Marine
Corps. Chevalier OF the order OF Leo
vpold; Ensign c. O. o'Donnell, Chev-
elier OF the rder OF Leopold.
rhe orderlies attachedNto the royal
party were given the silver medalr
The evening world., 1919-10-02
KING OF BELGIUM LAVISHES
DECORATIONS ON VOYAGE HERE
Ship Officers, Orderlies and Others Honorec
With Chevalier Orders and Medals.

OF the Order Of Leopold. They were
Corpls. d. s, Norris and II. c. Nor
time. Marine Corps, who attended
the King: Privates Charles Finger
and f. l. Korts. Marine Corps, who
attended the Queen, and Seamen II.
A. Celia and w. II, Poulson, who at
tended Prince Leopold.
A gold medal of the House OF the
King was awarded TO Chief Com
missary Steward John Malnatl; a
silver medal Of the House Of the
King to Chief Commissary Steward
Leony Derouet and a bronze medal
OF the House OF the King to Chief
Steward Henry Solignac, -Four gold
cravat pins. with tho initials OF King
Albert and Queen Elizabeth were
presented TO the walters who served
the King and Queen.
Miss Sophia V. Kiel, a chied nurse
in the naval service, attached TO the
George Washington. received the
medal OF Queen Elizabeth for her
services during the war Miss Kiel
has been commended three times for
her work in the held.
John Malnau. who acted as chief