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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
JOHN CLEMENTS IS
HELD WITHOUT BAIL
IN CLAYMONT CASE
Negro Arrested in Philadelphia by
State Detective Mccoy Detained
as Accomplice in Killing OF
Alfred Love.
IDENTIFIED BY ISAAC FINK

John Clements. colorcd. was held with
out bail on a charge of murder by Magis-
trate Gillis last night, in connection with
the Staying of Alfred Love. onlored, at
Clavmont, November s Clements Is
suspected of beng An accompllce.
Clements was apprchcnded IN Phlladei-
pha bv State Detective Frank " Me
Gov, who brought the prisoner Ia this
city AZ the hearing last night Clements
was identified hy Isaac Fink. colorcd, rs
An acCompce uf the man who shot and
killed Love and then turned the gun on
Funk wonndlng him Funk told Detec-
tive McCov as soon as Clements was
bro ught INTO the magistrates office that
he was the man who handed the gun 10
the murderer and told him to shoot
The day Of the murder two strange
colored men and n woman entered the
shacks occupied hv the employees Of the
General Chemical COMPANY at Claymont
according to NcCov After the men failed
to induce several OF the employees 70 shoot
crap. thev accused Love and Fink Of
robbing the woman Of $40 This was de-
med bv both Fink and Love. and Il was
then that Clements IS sand to have paesod
the gun to his companion and the assault
followed
Detective Mccoy SAID last nigh that
The revolver usrd to klll Love Was stolen
from locker room of the Wilson lane
Steamship Go. III Penn's Grovo, at tho
samc time several hundred dollars WAS
missed hv an emrlovc Tins theft was com
nlttcd November ( four DAYS pflor to the
murder
Anderson Ford. alias Gables, cuiorcd i
now serving tune N the work house tnr
no,ntlng,a n y, -tol and Tor the larceny Of the
n,stol II i expected that Eori will also
bo charged now As beng An accomnlleo
IL the murder 81 Love.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
KILLED BY TRAIN.
Body Found Near Concord Was
That Of Obie Dias, Who Was
Missing From Home.

The body OF Obie Dias. colored. aged
is wears. was found this morning about
: clock, along the baltimore and Ohio
railroad track near Concord avenue
station The man Is believed 10 have
been struck bv passing tram IS his hat
was found On tho tracks al distrnoe
from the body and lag iii which he is
believed 10 have been collecting coal was
also found
Norkmen going 70 work tins morning
discovered the BODY and notified police
headquarters Patrolnan Bullock was
sent to gef the body which was removed
t. the morglic
Police headquarters was notified this
morning 81 III, disappearance of Dlas
from the home 7f his daughter Susie
Lyons 1915 Heald street Dl.s RELATIVES
sere notified by tic police and the body
Vas identified IN the daughter and Calvin
0owen slist coiored
Dlaz wandered from Of tile daughter
.otle where to- lived Last Tuesdav and
lid not been seen since III ltad been III
ooor health rIR was fhon r',t ~ : met..-
lliv unbaiance'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
FIUME SETTLEMENT
MEETS OPPOSITION
IN SLAV KINGDOM
Slovenes Object TO Terms Of Ital-
ian Compromise: Lloyd George
Takes Firm Stand.
WILL SON PLAN REJECTED
ny Associated Prass u Every Evening

ny Associated Press 10 Every Evening
Paris, Jan lj Just nhen Italians
seemed likely 70 agrcc 70 the acceptance
of q solution - the Fume question which
has been approved by Prcmiers Lloyd
George and Clcmenceau, ilvision has
been created among tie iugo-iavs regard
ing the problems involved
According 90 best information obtain
able The ~lovene element Of the uew ~lav
Kingdom IS atoutly opposed To 3 eompro-
mise by winch Italy would glve up some
81 the territory apportoned her on the
Daimatian coast in exchange Tor .lLli
sovereignty over Fmne, with a strip 0f
land connecting that city with the prov
lnce of lstrla, - the west
Other clements favor accepting the
compromise but because of the mpossl-
bility t reaching M agreement, the Jugo-
slay delegation has been obliged - re-
Iec; the proposal Preuiers How'd George
and Clemence4u thereupon Ssued 4 sort
of ultlmatum demanding hat the govern
ment at Belgrade decide without delay
upon what t wanted 10 do and glye q
c2tegOrlc answer ol YES or ap 10 he
Italian compromise
Itls impossible ascertain here N neither
President Wilson has beer consulted
regarding the proposed Fumc settlement.
which appears 10 be % absolute contra
diction - the President 5 6rm stand
Neither has absolutely ~atislactor, as
saranee been gwen that Italy ) whole,
viii approve the cumpromI.e
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
OUTRAGES BY MEXICANS
TOLD BY i. S. WOMEN
Hardships for Americans Have
Greatly Increased Under Car
ranze Rule, They Say.
nr As~cciat.d Press . Exerr KxnnInr


san Antonio. lexas, Jan. - Addi-
tional accounts II the hardshlIsl endured
bv American settlers IA Mexico since
CarFanza cane into power were gwen the
Senate subcommittee investigating the
Mcncan situation today by three women.
Mrs Marv Wright, Mrs Willis, and Mrs.
Batly. -eslding IN widely separated regions
of MeN.co, told of murders and outrage
Mrs Wright Described how she rcncealed
her daughters for days IN order 10 keep
them from the arauding MeNcsns
T. " Warner, the organizer of tho
Atascador colony Also was = witness.
His account Of the vielssltuics of the
American farmers on that property was
simllaf 10 that of G l. Blalock. who test
fed Yesterday about the devastation Of
the Blalock colony and adjoining prop
erty
Washington. Jan - Harry ' Learn
ed nj Harry q Martin. sailors OF the
American submarine chaser Poconoke.
who were arrested at Mazatlan Mexico.
on charge OF assaul;ing Mexican citizen
and sentenced 70 two months lmprison-
ment were released iast Tuesday night.
according to advices 10 the state depsrt-
mont today from the American consul It
Mazatlan The sailors are being cared
for by the consul who asked for IN
struction As to how e return them 10 the
United States.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
REVOLT MAY SPREAD
THROUGHOUT NATION
Bcrlins Attitude Toward Strikers
Blamed for Attack gn Peicha'ag
Building Tue5d9y
~ Assoclafc,l Prrss u Tver7 Fe-ol1v

nv Associated Prrsz % EVERY rwa'nv
GencYp. Jan l5 Recent rnfr ,
Berlin src aid o. ID nrlv n ~ 'Ifr ~
others ~ NOR, inprrt1r-r which h-
dependent so-iahsts intend r. -crnsc
the occasion nf NE aurrur-5ra Nc
death IF Dr Kari Lirbtrerht. I7r .e
according p Gcrmnn advice
London Jan : German -roop4 --r
marched ~ icgl7io nr grsIav. ir'r
they occupied hr sqlarr Ind t-ih
buildings according ~ Brr'u trrtcf "
The Exchange Telegraph rranv ri
N7raine guns were pl7~cd +. .awvnndr-g
positions
Berlin vas -ororIo'olv nr-' Te4-~--
day. according ~ wirrle. vq'o ~
tho Grunau tuifaI Inr rer trt.-re
wrrr r0rking uor~ellv rd tar ry
and tram eryfrrs rn' r'rr
strong rdigu0'nr orrr -d
branch IF udt,-fr. F r -.,
nesr III hr rdrrrrHrn's rn.rn
ldds necag-e n~ rsdrig tt-d
machine glra rhlo fhr waesr
driven iorr rd n tco h~ rrs r
soldiers
II announced la' ~ F.e-ii7 gav~-r-
moat viii uat permit demonstrate a- t'r
occasion of ~ burial IN tue ttre
Tueedavg rioting
Fears arc rrpros-ad r dinl,ratc
patches received here hat ma .or
rnhrogIio nav =perad throughout ar
many. and oynu tp Finnna through tito
agency If ihe rowmunlzfs tae element
using he rrcort Berlin H-arHrr-
flame hc masses ty rerrasattrr hr-t
killed N ro8ri pr= p ~ rausa eli rrrrIr
Vienna pointed -rf e1uH
30 III
agitators because w tae great .arest that
ALREADY EXISTS there
hus far nn Disorders arr reported nit
aide ot BerlIn
Ihe advices tn anaiyNar .ae rrhr1vli
h Berlin pnlnt f9 s ~unai anea
the ,lissatfzfacf. te .doDrndont
snciaIsts over tha '1llurr ra govafl
neni io provide method far ttcrefa rit-f.-
ment u thr Workmcu councils called
for by the constitution but EEve tiio ~.
mediate csusa as indignatlpn az the attlN
tude Of the government towards strikers
This resulted la the organization III tho
great demonstration tn front hr
Belchstag binding
The violence that followed however
i declared to have been due III r0mrnunist
agents, who took advantage 81 tae assem-
hiage and working m moh psychology.
started thc riot which resulted o a.aas-
trousiv
Berlin. Jan lj-It n seni-0Hicially
stated that - persons were killed and iDI
wounded b the aghtng front ~ Na
Reichstag tuesday
Berlin, Jan. ia aomnun.., nani-
fo-to s,aed TODAY urges 'hc immediate
election III revolutionary auDlUVre .1f.n-
cils u ail industrial Establishments
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
DRY LAW IN FORCE HERE
TOM MORROW At MIDNIGHT
Prohibition Office to be Opened in
This City; Arrests Without
Warrants Legal.
y Associated Press to Kvery Evening

By ASSOCfa t<d ISfeSs 70 EFeFy Esening
Philadelphia, Jan Is A conference
on the enforcement Of the dry law was
held here today AT its close Leo A.
Crossen, federal prohibition officer for
this district, said II VIII begin the en-
forcement prohibition amendment Al mid
night tomorrow Division offices Of
the district which comprises Pennsyl-
vania, New Jersey and Delaware. will Ec
established 1t Pittsburg, Wllkes-I ARE,
Harrisburg. Altoona Newark, Paterson
and Wilmington.
These offices will IL in charge Of what
are known Us group heads
Snoons which sell any beverage con
tanning as much as oue-hail per cent Of
alcohol will be classed as speakeasles and
prosecuted, said MIR Crossen
Where Il prohibition officer secs
violation being committe dhe is empowered
to make arrest without d warrant. Where
VIC receive reports oi violations. both
personal and search warrants will be IS
{ ued
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
BOARD OF HEALTH MAY
QUARANTINE GEORGETOWN
TO COMPEL VACCINATION
This Action Considered al Special Meeting of the Health
Authorities of Delaware Held in
Dover Today.
BISHOP THOMAS WIRES.
Appreciates Election by Dela-
ware Diocese and Will Consider
Matter.

Rev + NJ. kirkus, rector Of TRINITY
/. T. Church, who was appointed chair
maH of the diocesan committee, at the
Episcopal convention IN Dover Yesterday
10 notify Bishop Nathaniel ) Thomas Of
h,s election as bishop Of the Diocese of
Delaware, today received the following
reply 60 a message be sent Bishop Thomas
ia that behalf
our telegram announcing nv unanl
nous election to the BishorrIc o( Della
ware has been received
" shall give the matter my pravcrful
consideration Am awaiting letter
IN :. Thomas
Cheyenne. Wvo Jan l5 1920
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Hun SLACKERs 90 BACK.
Big Exodus Of German Deserters From
Germany Begun.
Associated Press q avery evening

By Associated Press - .-v,ry Evening
Geneva, Jan IN ,uarmol- .zoalS
% German .5lcots from switzerland -
their former homes most ~ tlcm ..esert-
crs from me German rmy 3ur1g 20
war S noticeable herp Lowing fhe -s-
cent enactment oi be- mnesty 4W a
Germany
Ii has been rSsarv t1 double aa
number ID trans - aecummodlfe TIE
rush acr s, be- .ruuu,r swiss newspapers
express satisfaction - tlp departure
the Germans lG ure calling n ha
government oezpti some of ne notorioi.
German -plc~. Ho 'Ili Ar, -aIl - remain
st LugAno
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
OSCAR +, CROSBY COMING.
He Will Make an Address at the Annual
Meeting Of the Chamber Of Commerce.

Announcement Was made today thai
Oscar II Crosby of Washington. formerly
q Wilmington vIll make III address at
the annual meeting of the Chamber Of
Commerce, - January 20
Mr Crosby WIS N one tune general
pima Traction Co During the war be
wa. assistant To tht treasurer Of the
United states aud advised the govern
ment ii many financial matters lie il
an engineer 4 graduate Of West Point,
al author and an extensive traveller
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
SNOW BURIES MICH. TOWNS
Worst Blizzard and Scvcrest Cold
for Years; Trsins Snowbound;
Fuel Short.
ny Associated press % Every Evening


Traverse City. Mich, Jan D. Scores
of Northern Michigan towns we're isolated
today by the worst blizzard that has
swept this sccti0n IN years Zcro tenn
pcrature and inpazsable snowdSifts have
put number Of communities IN . serious
predicamcnt owing to a shortage of coal
and inability of farmers to bring IN wood
Practically all railroad traffic has been
Suspended since ato Tuesday In half a
dozen towns private homes have becn
thrown onon 10 stranded passengers
from Pcre Marquette and Grand Rapids
and Indians trains These Two roads arc
reported completely NOV bound The
Bovnc City. GavIord and Aireua railroad
- also reported tied no.
Similar conditions prevail IN the upper
Peninsula. according - reports from
Sault Ste Marie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
DEMOCRATIC CONFERENCE.
Suffragists ASK Committee Chairman 10
Urge Special Session

Henry L Isslac~ chairman ~ the
Domocrsfl, state committee EbcE Frazer
chairman 81 The New Castle county
committee and Timothy ! Mooney
ohaIfulaH IT the Wilmington committee
IIet tn thIs city toda1
Mrs Henri Rdgcly hi She Delaware
Eqia. Suffrage Association and Nrs
William : IiIIc~ of tho Nomaus party
appcafed beior. the committee chajrmcn
and requested that the Democratic party
Tge tie calling of q special session Of he
Delaware legislature to ratlfy womanS
>atirag Action on The request was
deferred
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
DEMAND FOR KAISER READY.
Big Three" Premiers Revising List oc
German War Criminal,.
eTatei DToss ID EYlr. EIUnue

~ Ns-ttIaufI ITtss ~ tNlrt LIUnuE
Paris. laa f5 Premier, Cler .ncea.
Lleyd Ctcurge iad \Itt. Vill. ms u.yrnias.
examine The text oi t1a demand rs he
made upon Holland or he ,ztralihon .t
former Emperor William. according - ,lD
Nstu
The nremcr> Sil s.so inspect no asa
81 German officers aau soldiers accused 81
violations 81 The 'ln, 8, aar aud yha-s
surrender uN be demanded rom .r1
bCrhn gnyernucu.
The lst IS sand Is comprise 1ppraA.-
uageiy 600 names
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
u-BoAT COMMANDER \ SUICIDE.
Captain Moraht Who Sank French War.
ship Ends Life With Poison.
Hy Associated Press 70 Every Evening

By Associated Press to Every Evening
Berlin. Ian Is Captain Moraht COM
mander Of the submarine which sank the
French hattleship Danton and other
vessels, died yesterday in hospital at
Hamburg after having taken poison. &C
cording To n dispatch to the Loka An
zleger.
The French battieship Danton was
torpedoed IN the Mediterranean on March
10, 1917 She sank half hour after belug
hit. with the loss Of 296 men The relnaln-
ing SO6 men OF her complement were
saved hv the destroyer Massue and
patrol boats TIE Danton displaced
lS,02s tons An official statement from
the German admiralty named Captain
Moraht as the commander of the sub
marine which sank the Danton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
CHICAGO FIGHTING FLU.
Streets Are Cleaned at Nights and
Cars Kept Free From Dust IN
War on Disease.
=, As-ylassa Press d Every tycasag

- AsaSlate't Press 81 Every EVENING
Chicago, Jan Is. campaign of de-
fence against q possible recurrence here
oi AZ influenza epidemic began today
under direction oi the city health COM
missioner Reports of bree deaths from
ttu I@' oew cases. and % deaths from
the influenza ally pneumonia with -
new eases n - hours prompted the
action
The health commissioner ordered down
town street sweeping done at night and
m effort was made "a have surface ana
elevated cars kept as free from dust as
possible
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
MESSENGER AND $2o.OOO GONE.
. associated Press 70 Every Eyenins

By associated Press % Every Eyening
Boston, Jan IS The disappearance 81
Oscar b. Jesseman. bank messenger
With $4,000 III cash was announced bs
the police today Jessemau Was employed
by the Old Colony Trust CO.
tie has heen missing since IL 4 III
yesterday when he was entrusted hv the
bank With the delivery OF package con
tanning tWeuty ) 900 bills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
MRS. RILEY BROWN DEAD.
She Was Formerly Miss Nargaret lynch
of Georgetown and Secretary
70 Governor.
speclal Disnalcn u -, -

Dover Jan Is Word WAS received
here today q the death n M early hour
tins morning IN the kenSngton Hos
pial, az Philadelphia. 81 Mrs Margaret
Lynch Brown, wiie q. Sergeant Riley
Brown Of Wyoming
Mrs. Brown was private ~ecretar, to
Governor Townsend She had been III ,il
health Tor the past siN weeks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
AmusementS Tonight.

tiarrIca Vaudeville
PiayhUu 90 ,pheus Dtuh Cout..ru
Rtatto Gs. 4ldine Earrar aau WalA.ss
keid Ia .tAra R0~l
Queen Nioia Dana n Tito Wilup T-,v
savoy stuart Holmes and Ellcu CASSIDY
Ia Love Honor Aad
Majestic teraialnc Farrar .n ,tarte
thc Desert.
Victoria Norma TaluladEe ia -TAg Isl
oL CCaQuest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Sussex Road Matters.

iAc state Highway Commission mtl !
Wilmington his afternoon for d. n4--
pose 81 comforting on rights Di way ma
considering other details oi road work
IN Sussex county
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
FIRE AT NEWPORT

Creosote for seasoning tIuber ID b.
used by Joseph Anderson ID rebuilding
The Newport bridge became overbeated
and igIited adjoining the bridge this
morning Ihc MtnqnS Fire Company of
Newport extipgusled tht flames The
loss Wa Slight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Burglary Al MarsilalIfon.

Burglars recently broke into William q.
Deighton's residence. - MalshalIton.
ana sJ"ie u IN cash and articles valued
at S2S
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
GERMANY DENIES TREATY
Berlin Tells London Officially She Has
No Agreement With Soviet.

bN AssAcAatSd trtss To Every Evening
beriiu. JaIl 10. Official denial Ras
made today 81 reports that Germany bad
concluded au agreement with @nvi.t
Russia
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
BERLIN FACES NEW
UPRISING Of REDS,
LEIPSIC FEARS MOB

Socialists Threaten 10 Make Vigof
ous "Demonstration" on Ann
versary Of Liebekncch' Mur
der Tomorrow
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

CertIned milk tor infants Glover
DaiEy CO Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15
Weather Eorecnst

By Associated rress 70 svers svontut
Washington, Tam MS Forecast for pc.a-
ware CluUds tonight ana Friday p4th
probably snow ~5mcwha, warmer FrlaS
sun MOON TEMPERATE RE And riDE
sun rose TINS morning sG
sun sets this aftr. noon - NO
sun rScs tom0rr0W uOruiEG 1z
sun sets tOmprrcw AFTERNOON SOD
Moon rises tomorrow morning tEf
length of day hours SO niuubrs
> t3 Ht yesterday
N I'D. today
NCnn today .Gt
lIRhcst temperature yesterday
Lowest ttmpcrAtUro lash night tn
High f5de thi~ morning n
High tidu tonight . SIM
low t,it this MORNING Rfp
Low tldc thls afte Ftoon a5s
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-01-15

t'he sac, sensible ,innk Clover Dairy
milk ADV
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
News Helps North
 and South America

2 Buenos Aires, March 13.-Inter- change of news between North and South America through connection of the South American newspapers with the news agencies and news papers of the United States has brought about "a better and more thorough feeling of commercial and social brotherhood in eveW nation than would have been possible in anything less than decades under other conditions" Don Jorge Mitre, director of La Nacion, told mem hers of the American club, of Buenos Aires, at a luncheon recently. Speaking as publisher Mr. Mitre, said, q consider this to be one of the great missions of journalism.'' ''
 "After all," he asserted, "the greatest service newspaper or a news agency can render to the coun- try in which it is located in parti- cular, and to the world in general, is, to spread informative items that will assist prospective investors, merchants, bankers or any other persons interested in obtaining q defenite and true knowledge of conditions in country where their future may lie."
 Mir. Mitre said the ideals and du- ties of the newspapers in the upper and lower halves of the western hemisphere were the same. The mthods of newspapers making are different" he added, "and even these differences are becoming small CT and smaller"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Echo of Case of Kansas Sheriff Who
 Has Disappeared

Syracuse, Kan, March. 13-A echo of the mysterious disappearance of Sheriff A, C.. Kibler, more than a year ago, was revived by a suit on the district court, recently decided against creditors of Kibler who sought to apply their claims to the salary accruing during the sheriff's s absence. The court held that the salary should go to the deputy, who has been filling the office.
 Theories as to what became of Sheriff Kibler vary. He declared before leaving Syracuse on a search for Don Van Wormer, fugitive mur- derer, who had been sentenced to life imprisonment: 'I am going to get Van Wormer or he will get me-" Many persons wonder whether the sheriff really did trace and encoun- ter the fugitive Efforts to follow the sheriff's movements have pro- duced evidence indicating that he went to a homestead in the foothills in the southeastern part of Colorado. where woman friend of Van Worm CT is said to have lived.
 Van Wormer killed the sheriff of Morton county. He was tried here on change of venue. Out on $30,00O bond during the appeal to the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
Holland to Take Part in Pilgrim
 Tercentenary

Leiden, Holland, March '13.-Hol- lands share in the celebration of the tercentenary of the landing at Plymouth of the Pilgrim Fathers will center at Leiden and preparations for it are now in progress.
 Many of the English Protestants on the MayAower lived here for many years after they were driven from England. Others remained at Lei den, not going to America, and prin- cipal among these was John Robin son, one of their leaders. His tomb is in the cemetery here and every year many pilgrims come from Eng land to visit the place where he lived.
 The American and British minis ters to Holland and the Dutch minis ter of foreign affairs are among members of the committee charged with the arrangements. Rev. J. Irv- ing Brown, minister of the Scotch Congregational church at Rotterdam
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14

supreme court ,he disappeared the day the supreme court approved the life sentence imposed by the Hamil- ton county court.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-14
 in Rum on Home
 of LlOyd-George

London, March 13.-Premier Lloyd George has been beseiged at his official residence, 10 Downing street by large number of would-be housekeepers attracted there as the result of joke with moral perpe- trated by an organization of women clerks and secretaries.
 Hundreds of members of the or ganization have been dismissed of employment in government offices as postwar activities have ceased. They have protested vigorously through delegates who have tried unsuccess- fully to interview MT. Lloyd George In answer to their last communication the premier had the following ad- dressed to them:
 "The prime minister says there can't be very much in this talk of women finding it hard to find em- ployment He has been trying fol some time to get a housekeeper for No. 10, and he can't find one who wants the situation"
 Dorothy Evans, secretary of the organization, immediately called sev- eral employment agencies by tele- phone. The proposition appealed to many applicants at the agencies fon it isn't every day that woman gets a chance to work at the famous No TO- Soon the austere doorman at the official residence was opening the door not to higher-hatted politicians but to number of women in all stations of life brought by servitude
 The doorman reported to a score tary, the secretary to the prime min- ister and in short time the secre- tary was on the telephone telling the agencies to call off the applicants And the prime minister has not yet obtained suitable housekeeper.