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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-21

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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-21
NINE. DU CLOS AT CENTRAL

Students of Central High school, In
their early drive to meet the expenses
OF various promulgated projects. in
GLIDING the school annual which liz Is
sued yearly at commencement, has en-
gagged and will present at the school
Friday night Nine. Pauline Du Clos,
Americas most famous hapist. She
will render n program said by the Lead
Ing newspapers of the United States to
he the wonder of the music-loving
public
mime. Du Clos Is an American, being
born In Chicago OF French parents, and
har performed before the heads OF the
loading nations of the world. This will
be her first appearance in Chattanooga
and the school anticipates a large
crowd. The concert begins promptly
at p. m. Following Is the program
to BIO rendered;
Beautiful Memories. Hahn
Ma2urIa, op. 2.........,....Sc Schneider
(a) Impromptu, op. 32.,.,....,. Navone
CD Dance of the Gnomes. .......R Rogers
(c) Annie Laurie ......,...,... Albert
(a) Pattuglia Snngnuoln ..... TedcsChi
tb) The Spinning wheel. ....,,. Thomas
La Harpo Eolienne. ,.,........Go defrold
lntermlsslon,
Part IL.
Sur la Rive do Ia Mer....,,...O berthur
la source .,,.,.,..,,,,..... liasselnans
(a) Fantasia, op Nerdalle
90 Chan san Paroles, No, g.. .Duhez
N') daNotte 't'''''.''''.''', Lap'tlho
impfomptu ,,;:'.,;,'.''';'; Hasselmans
Believe Me Gold Irish melody Cheshire
The Little River news., 1920-08-07
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I.-John Stuart Webster mining engineer, after cleaning up for tune in Death Valley, Calif., boards a train for the East. He befriends young lady annoyed by a masher, thoroughly trouncing the pest"
The Little River news., 1920-08-07
TOM TERRAL THE WINNER
TOM ]. TERRAL
 Secretary of State and Next Governor of Arkansas

The people with Tom Terra in this fight political bloodsuckers ckser rngsers politicians with the RING candidates machine are back of Powell Little Rock Board of Commerce Banks Insurance Companies back Tom Terral MT Voter which appeals you?
 Tom Terral only governor has the Nerve parties Boards and commissions who have been robbg the people of their and plsnging the didate have political exposing fellows who are committing these against the rid den people,
 The Ringeaders all fighting Teral just anybody him. They know by experience they can't with Terral They know Tom Terrals them loose from the public teat.
 When elected W cewth NO clique special controlling his actions dictatng him what he shall shall whole people,
 VICTORY CERTAIN In Terals speech he says The People Shall know the Truth Compare his speech with puts grave being committed by these hghbnders political blood he will single Terral will appoint integrity ability experience the important positions of IT. is the the people
 corporations companies special interests would qualified since they tied to these interests.
 MT Voter do known that Powell and Mca special at torneys you politicians backing them? Tell they MASTERS the time It just cant be done
 TOM TERRALL IS THE PEOPLES telegrams and telephone Tra Headquarters telling his speech like wild the Nothing less than Teral by the best informed men in Il the
 Friends BE ACTIVE til the LAST fight It TERRAL but VICTORY for GOOD GOVERNMENT Tom ferrals administration tine taXrdden people business administration and state government who the taxes Tom the people will not be bonded mortgaged their knowledge and consent
 Vote For
 TOM J. HERBAL
 For Governor
 Terral Headquarters adv.
The Little River news., 1920-08-07
"IT Is COMMONLY TALKED"

Wilson 't is commonly talked that contractors h1e people the polls that if anyone paid he works for him friendship He number who working for all times.
The Little River news., 1920-08-07
Wnl. B. Owen Answers False Charges Made in Letters and Posters Issued by Wilson.

opponent by posters has his eleventh hopes be
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
DIN FueA C)NDdUlU|

, Tn confrate vo,beste de gradi-
nele Gle raaboi1. acum cind sc cu-
leg cele din urma legtlmc. - Ne
prilldem ca la .primaNala va
vorbi despre felnl Gle a culege 81
a pastra legumele.
80
Prcturile alimentelor. zic l,nsi
sunt in Scadere, dar nu alunicSi
Gu alta repezeciiunc pc scara ca
care sa urcat.
A
Pentru aflArcala la cel'ul gu
rel, he scrie ul cetitor.s sabnrul
este cura 'cca maj siguri. fiindca
zice. d-lui; "Cui pc eui sc seoate
afara''
50
Victor Talianu a devenit croi-
tor; il tradeaza scl.isol'ile pc earl
nj le trimite, find scrise pc IT,
pare de pantaloni.
@
Dnpa ce barbatii au trecut )
anumita etate iilcep Sc cumpere
ghcte carl sa Sc potriveasca pc
batatrEile lui.
So
Sc ziee ca nivelul Oceanului
Atlantic ell douazcci de urn,c
mai JOS ca alta data. - Stiinti-
ficii attribute 'faptul prohibi-
tunnel.
81 \
Femeile. sunt silite sa-si spuna
ctatea end sc registreaza. = So
vede ca lupta pentru emancipa-
rea femeilor inca nu-i sfirsita.
A
GuvernOrlll Cox zis cd proh:-
bitiunea chestiunc care apar.
tine zilei de iSri. Cc zice. d-nul
Bryan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
Negotiable iitrs poloni 81
lituani 1ntror3nte.

vARsOvIA. Negotiable dc
pace dintre Polln 81 Lituania au
fost fntr,erupte ! delegatia polon5
a parasit orasul Kalwarya unde
s'au tinut conferinta.
Lituania s'a 5nvoit ca sa-si re.
traga trupele peste linia numita
Foch insa a insistat ca 81 Polonia
sa-si retraga arnata eli aceias
distanta della numita linie. La a.
ceastS polonii an refuzat ca sd SC
invoiasca. .A
Luni sa anuntat ca consiliul Ii;
gel Natiunilor q reusit ca Sc facs
pc Polonia 81 Lituania ca Sc lasa
disputele lor spre.as fl aplanate de
liga 81 in acest scop Sc suspende
ostilitatile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23

tiunile contra uHrajelor Gu bombe
cascele &C All ault loc in New York
81 Genoa.
Della bursa s'a dat notitA ca to-
ate nachetele Sc numai fie abuse
spre predares Ia bnrsa ci Sc fie Ia
safe intro camera anterioara. La
fel unasdin esirile della busa a fost
inchisa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23

~
tataa.

vOace.
CHICAGO. George Smith
mergea alta. scIfA spre casa in
Evansville, a ;,Hit sunetel melo-
oidase ale unuilinstruluent. "A
Gfnd a f1tras in casa de unde
esau aceste nott a aflat pc un fost
cunoscut al luiIinpreuna cu'un in.
strnmcnt muzihl sexafon - pc
care Smith l'a'ennoscut ca find a
lui. 4 chemat Hplitia 81 in fata. ju-
pdecatorului Smith a spus ca oniul
en- scxafonul eke un vechi cunos-
cut al lui care Iacum citiva ami a
disparut - fHprcuna en- instru-
mentul musical Dupa IN intero-
gator amanuntf s'a aflat cd acest
individ furasc instrumentu della
Smith.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
Harding atac& ctestia
Shantung.

MARION. = Uesvoltindu-si a.
tacurile asupra tratatulni de pace
din alt punct de vedere, Harding,
eandidatul republican, in cuvinta-
rea l1li din veranda easel, a cuzat
pc presedintelc Wilson 81 comisia
de pace della Versailles ca cal
cat promisia facuta Chinei, prin
consimtirea de a ccda Japoniei
proyincea Shantung.
China, spune Harding, s'a pus
interesele in miiHiIe AmerrAnilor
insa all aflat az in loc . Sc. da IL
Lcrtate chinezilor, dupa cum pro-
povaduia Wilson aptodeterminarea
natiunilor, eli au fost DAFT pc nina
jjaponezilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
Sthi din Patrie
MARESALUL JOFFRE
ST ROMfN1A.

Z. DC al uiHiICdfu HIdA dAVssstiul
Joffre sc gaseste i'm Capitala
Rominiei.
In clipa celor mai grcle indoeii
Gu privire la sOarta accstui mean
c1nd ne intrebam daca. in raz-
boiul incepnt pcntru crearea mei
noua ordine de lucruri in llmc,
RomInii. impartiti fntre atitea
State, Isl vor avea dreptul lor,
cind ne uitam Gu desnadejde Ia
lipsa de prcgatirc matcriali, evi-
dentt de la mccput, 81 de prega-
tire morala, rasarind dim ce i'm ce
mai m,llt ga evidenta 81 mai
ternbilA, MIA sosit vestea ca in
naintarea gel1nana in infma Fran
ciei n;valite S "a oprit.
Accla care izbutise a face a.
ceasta IMMUNE at,llci c1nd atitia
credeau Nrqnta pierduta pentru
totdeauna nal era. dintre acei ge
nerali Gu gindul la Care Sc incepe
campanie .fimiu-ca in calitatilc
lor cunoscute sc cMprillde .6nsasi
garantia victoriei. Oar. pc cind
eel asteptati nu dadeaQ tot ce Sc
credea Ca pot face pensru tara
Tor, acest sobru 81 tacut Catalan,
apartinfnd prin stramosii Jul
llnei rase de energie concentrate
de 6ndariitnics. vointa muta, s'a
infatisat pentru stabili planul
slngurul plan prin care sc puteau
zadarnici intemiile mli dusmap
Gle forlnidabila 81 sigura prega.
tire.
I'll dumic, je les grienotie, =
spunea generalului dncetei lsrpte
metodre, a noaii ''contatii' :
metodice, atunci cind cobera in
tranSee un popor fntreg de os-
taSi pentru ca ei sa nu iasa de
acOlO din fund de cit la ceaSul
cfnd isgonirea vrajmayului putea
sa inceapa. ST in adevar in acea
terna scrnpoasa Champagne
s'au 'dumicat's fortele ''nein-
vinse'' ale lui Wilhelm al H-lea.
De departe priveam acest ma
ret spectacol. 81, Gu cit IL admir-
ram mai mllt, Gu att ne cealvin-
geam mai tare ca lln .neam acasa
Ia ell, pc lbrazda lui, nebiruit,
ca; deci ppltem ineape-si moi mis-
careat noaatra spre ce MISE Gu
vine, char daca aeeasta ar adli.
II s-
&c, trecator, re alss1rpator,ll Gel
yeohiu pc pslnamtul 1lpstial, un<le
el nh poate sd ramiie.
Astlfea triunful inteligmtei sir
glre 81 energiei de tfier a geasera-
tului Frances a cantritaitl esesa-
tial Ia creareas acelei stam de
snlrit de unae e. eSh razboinl 40
stru de unitate rlationala..
Il santem recansscibtsr; perstral
fceasta. 81 All, ofad wine * de-
cotezs Pieptul Regelali tutaror
Rantnilog ri steagurile le Is MI
Ftsesti, ne 'bacur6nA mn alumai
|pentiu daral Franoiei isibite dlIas
M nentras aeels care nil, adaaae;
|ininte infeleapta, spirit aoccfii,,
apsbil Dc 4 intsaegA aveas 1.
e sicp Att mai .pntia. ! le.reoo-
|mlastda. 1s.Iaa
''N, ,Hou,iiaa Il !,
.'ss .
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23

GALVESTON, Tex. - En-
exod la aproape 4,5O0 de persoa-
ne, dintre care foarte multi Oamcni
veniti din alta parte; mutarea va
soanelor lncarcate en- povara ca
griu 81 alte cereale, la-un nivel mai
ridicat; curatirea biurourilor de
toate registrele 81 ducerea lor mai
INSPIRE centru a marcat pregatiri-
lie din Galveston in anticiparea u
ricanului Indian, care Sc crcde ca
Sc apropie de acest district.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23

.g WASHINGTON. - Experttll in
prctnrile pietei d. Weatherly, della
departmental justitiei sfatuit
pc vInzatorii de zahar ca Sc nu ri
dice pretul.
"Nu G, nici o scuza de a ridica
pretul", "a spus acesta. "Prospec.
tele sunt bune de a justifica pre-
zicerea unei mari abundente in
zahar att zahar rafinat cit 81
brut." vi
N mai sfatuicste Pc gospodine
ca Sc nh Sc lase prostite de agen-
til specialization ca Sc cumpere
multi zahar 81 prin aceasta Sc cree
ze in aparenta lipsa de zahar ca.
re ar da motive specialization ca
Sc ridice preturile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
INFORNAT|()N[
I'm teatru Gu douazaci etaie.

VI Co1CIU Gu UOudzdCl eCaJe.
Pc Euclid 81 b. 18th Str. Sc VI
cladi un tcatru in care Sc incapa
1900 pima la 2000 persoane; cladi-
rea 1nsa va Fl Gu doazaci de etajc
obstinate pentru biurouri 81 loca-
luri de afaceri.
Prin aceasta cladire vom avea al
saselea teatru mare pc strada Euc-
lid.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
Davis va. deporta pc RADICAL.

JACKSON. - Harry l.. Davis
candidatul republican la postul de
guvernor al statului Ohio 81 fost
primar in mai multe. rinduri al
OF rasului Cleveland, vorbind unei
nultimii in aeest oras spns ca el
.laca va Fl ales va cauta ca Sc de-
porteze pc toti radicalii primej-
'iosi.
sfDacs numai pri ndeportare ne
putem scapa de ei, atu9ci dece "a
nn-i dcportam' 81 nu numai pc
unii ci pc toti.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
Married orelor de munca.

Terwinalele cailor ferate au de-
els ca sa mareasc8 en- inmatate de
ora zilele de lueru, afara de Sim
bata 81 Dumineca, au anuntat Off
cialitatile coinitetulni pentru trans
port della Camera Comerciala din
Cleveland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
Vinde urechea pc zece mil
dolari.


Jack Carlton, in etate de 20
ami, din Cleveland, cautat ieri ca
sa Sc puma in lagatuTa cu Frank
S. Quesada, bogatanul Cuban, care
a oferit o, suma insemnata- pentru
o ureche sanatoasa.
Carlton cere zece mil dolari pc
lui.
Doctorii din New York su spus
lui Quesada ca urechea lui poate fl
lnlocuita, daca doreste, insa opera
tia aceasta Va costa doua mil de
dolari. Tata lui Quesada, dupa cit
s'a aflat, a oferit zece mil doIari
pentru o nreche sanatoasa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
Celebrarea uniri Italiei.

KOMA. Intreaga Italie a
luat alataeri parte Ia . cincize-
cea aniversare della proclamarea
Romei ca capitala a Italiei unite.
CeremOniiIe ali resultat mai toate
in procesiuni de gala pc strazile
oraselor.
n acest oias cen mai impressive
scena . fost u Porta Pia pc unde
soldatii italieni au fntrat in Roma
Ia 20 Sept. 1910. Aci 10000 de
italiefii s'au adpnat 81 an cfntat
cfntece NJ tional6 aplandtnd irene.
ticsarmata 81 slDes re
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23
Bombagii terorizeaza Spania.

MADRID - 0 boaba pnterni-
ca a expiodat Teri in ftaa cladiri
clubtAni ssPriteniei" din Talaye-
ra, un sublrbiu al acestui oras,
csuz7nd mari pagube insa ma o.
MORT pc nimeni. Politia, dups .
cercet, re- mnnitioase aflat mults
cartuse de diuamita, Ia fel 81 uls
detonatcr. Q persoana a fost ares
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-09-23

Femeile sunt silite sa-si spul,a
etatea end sc registreaza. - 81
vede ca lupta pentru emancipa-
rea femeilor inca nu-i sfirsita.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
ALL HOSPITALS OPEN
TO EX.SERVICE MEN

Discharged soldiers, sailors and
Marines will be admitted to army
hospitals throughout the country
when in need of medical attention,
according to orders just issued by
the War Department. While these
men are civilians and not usually
admitted to army hospitals, it is
pointed out. they will be given
treatment. which may be charged TO
the War Risk Insurance Bureau.
When a former service man is in
need of treatment, he should make
application through the Bureau of
War Risk Insurance, but in case of
emergency, the commandants of
army hospitals are authorized TO
admit such patients and Immediate
Wy inform the War Risk Bureau,
o; iving the name of the applicant
al I'd the organization from which he
W. rs discharged.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
VOLSTEAD ACT
SURE TOsTAND
House Leaders Say This
Session VIII Not Con-
slider New Measures.

America must remain dry. as far
as this session of Congress Is con-
cerned. despite reports Of reaction
against prohibition in many parts
Of the country. House leaders said
yesterday.
Reports have been current that
the dry ranks In Congress were
breaking under many protests and
that because Of the approaching
elections efforts would be made to
modify the prohibition laws.
This was emphatically denied yes
terday by Representative Volstead.
of Minnesota, chairman of the ju-
dietary committee, who stated that
in all probability the various bills
to allow the sale of light beer and
wines under constitutional prohibi-
tion and otherwise to make the en-
forcement laws less drastic, will
not even be considered this session
by his committee.
volstead declared that he had
been informed by House leaders
that the sentiment OF the House on
has not changed in any
way since the enforcement
laws were passed. The only demand
for modification is coming from the
vets, he said.
More than two-thirds of the
House supported the enforcement
act, and can see no reaction among
the members now" Volstead said.
Representative Dyer, Missouri, a
strong wet. also is opposed to tam
pering with the dry laws now.
Volstead thinks that prohibition
is rapidly being accepted as "a good
thing" and that in two years there
will be little talk OF repeating it.
This talk about light wines and
beer-well, IL you bring back light
wines and beer you bring back the
saloon. That is all there is to IT,
and I do not believe such a change
will be made"
Volstead's position is being
backed by both Republican and
Democratic leaders, who are dry
and who do not wish the prohibition
issue raised again during this ses-
sion, because of the uncertainty of
it's effect on the coming election.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Y. W. c. A. Work Subject
For Capital Sermons Today

Today is Y. W. c. A. day in many
Washington churches.
Congregations all over the city
will be told of the work of the
Young women's Christian Associa-
tion in Washington. DR.. Herbert
Scott Smith. pastor of st. Margaret's
Church, will make it the subject of
his morning sermon.
At the Y. w. c. A. headquarters
this afternoon. when the vesper
service is held, the drive for s35, 900
will be formally launched The
purpose of this drive is to make
up a deficit.
The estimated expenses of the
year are $326.5SS.57. and the esti-
mated receipts are $291,5SS57.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Comeback" Names Judge
In National Essay Contest

Victor Kaufman, Washington
journalist, will be one of the COM
mittee of three to select the best
essay OF the Baltimore District.
which includes Washington, IN the
national essay contest conducted by
THE Comeback" it was officially
announced yesterday.
Three Of the fifty1six recruiting
district winners have been an
nounced. They are: Miss Marjorie
Sheetz. f4-year-old pupil in the
Chillicothe High School, Chilli
cothe, No.; Sherman E. Golden, of
the Johnson High School. North
Andover, Mass, who wins the first
prize in the Boston, Mass, recruit
ing district, and Miss Margaret, Nc
Allister, pupil of st. Helen's Hall,
Portland, Ore, best in the Oregon
district.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
FEW CHILDREN
,DESERTEDHERE
Police Statistics Show Com
paratively Small Number
Abandoned ind. c.
AVERAGE ! PER MONTH
Infants Found Dead In
crease, However, With
Citys Growth.
AVERAGE | PER MONTH

OF approximately 1000 children
born yearly In the District of Co
lumbia only twelve, or one in $50. Is
abandoned and becomes a public
charge, according to police records.
Babies and small children who
are deliberately abandoned by their
parents, are scarce, only about one
4 month being discovered.
For the past five years, there has
oeTp an average of one a month.
ffyts does not take into account the
number of these having increased
from 2s. in 1918. to Sc in 1919.
This increase. it is thought, Is due
to the increased population. Con-
sidering the population of Wash
ington as nearly 100000, Sc Is a very
small number compared to that of
other large cities.
Founding Asylum to Rescue.
The majority of the foundlings
discovered on doorsteps or in public
places find their way to the Found
ling Asylum, and eventually to
homes or other institutions.
1t is a matter of record that the
class of people who deliberately
desert a helpless baby are the in
telligent class, who should know
better, and not the lower class
whose daily association with power
ty would seem an excuse for such
a thing.
Mother love or we might call
it animal passion and love for the
young-is the reason that the
mother of low mentality does not
desert her child as often as does the
Intelligent mother.
Education Of Mothers Aim.
The credit for the low number Of
abandoned children found in Wash
ington is claimed by such organiza-
tions as the Washington Diet
Kitchen, the visiting nurses and a
number of other civic associations
whose main efforts are concentrated
on saving children by teaching and
cooperating with the mothers.
Not as many mothers are forced
by lack of employment to desert
their children as heretofore it is
claimed. No child, however small.
need lack food today if the mother
will seek aid. According to the
number OF mothers and children
that are reached by these organ
izations Washington mothers are
taking advantage of this help.
Not less than twelve babies are
adopted by childless couples every
year in Washington. At this rate
there is one child who gets a good
home for every one that loses it's
natural home.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
SHERMAN NAMED
ASSOCIATE FORESTER

Edward A. Sherman, assistant
forester in charge of the branch
of lands, in the Forest Service, has
been selected to succeed Albert F.
Potter as associate forester. accord
ing to an announcement made yes
terday by Secretary of Agriculture
Meredith. The appointment takes
effect upon the retirement of Asso-
ciate Forester Potter next month.
Sherman was born in Iowa. He
has had wide experience in the
forest service, having held import
ant posts in Utah andN Idaho. He
was at one time supervisor of the
Sequoia National Forest. in Cali
fornia Before entering the service
he practiced law in Utah.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
Trimmed Hats at
$3.50 and $25


We are also showing large picture
hats of horsehair, trimmed with hand.
some ostrich feathers. These are all
black. But there are others of the high
quality horsehair which are very effec-
lively trimmed with flowers to bring in
bit of charming color with the black.
% Kann.s-second Floor.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
DENIES NEW TRIAL
FOR JOHN W. HENRY

] Justice Stafford, in Criminal
CosHt, yesterday overruled a motion
for /. I new trial in the case of John
WIFE tam Henry. banker, convicted of
embe zzling $4,000 belonging to John
Helm IlIs, and also overruled a mo-
tion in arrest of judgment offered
by pSaniel Thew Wright, counsel for
the tlccused.
Dk trict Attorney Laskey moved
for entence Immediately. Justice
STATIC rd postponed the imposition
of sci Itence until next Saturday.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
COMPERS AND OYSTER
GUESTS AT DINNER

Samuel Gompers and Guy H. oys-
ter were guests Of honor Friday
evening at a dinner given by Mai.
oliver H. Dockery, jr., U. S. A. at
the Army and Navy Club. Other
guests included Gen. Peter L. Traub,
Col. Robert I. Rees, Col. Russell c.
Langdon, Maj. John 7. Axton and
Capt. Joseph p. Gregory. Informal
addresses were made by Gen. Traub
and Gompers, the former relating
incidents of his army experiences,
and the latter discussing the effect
of army training on the youth of
the country.
The Washington herald., 1920-03-21
War Department Drops
692 Employees in 2 Weeks

Six hundred and ninety-two civ
ilian employees Were dropped from
the rolls of the War Department
during the first two weeks of March,
according to a report by Secretary
Baker issued yesterday. On March
Is there were on the rolls 1886
civilian employees, the report statess
From November IL, 191S,s the date OF
the signing of the armistice, TO
March Is. there was a reduction
from 37,406 to 1885, or 4S per cent.