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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-04-03

ctto; violin obllgato by Miss Allino
nuihn: ant hem. Jesus Lives" IT.
Herbert Spinncy).
choir-Miss Minnie VolkmRnn. 80
prang. MISS GEaYce w. Al!ey. central
10: !. roiemnn Andrews. tenor: .,
burn. j.. o-Ean.st and director.
Iirond Street Methodist Church.
Morning service. ll--Organ "Eas-
llS 5E, Mi,rIshnR' ,Malling}}i hymn iSe
reg ts nrayeTTi; nEnshem "As 1t Began
heavens tGhadiwickfn:' seriptare! ni 81,
sees Him Rise: special Easter ser
mon by the pastor. Rcv. lred X
Tsi,h: ,onaul; HYMN II; .ilark. Ter
Grand Chorus" tRogersl.
soSn;;snt iSeryice. S-0rgan:o Spring
a xs fai His tie stbsh! Is Gl2rioass
kisen From the Dead" tPeace,: psal m
Gloria patr:": anthem. The Seal /.
Broken:. Lcsiie f. Watsoml: scrip
iurs: oferioTy solo. Il Know That Nj,
kecccrncr L!vcth." from Handel!
Messiah tSoUrano): hymn l6S. :"
Know That NV Rcdcemer Lives: spe
GA! Easter sermon hv the pastor. Rev
Fred X. chenaalt hymn lSG "All Hal
iha rover OF Jesus Name"
Lesi IS, +; Ma'son; s9pTano Mrs. FlPr;
smith. tenor Hugh BuGr. and bass
LaGk AlaiMN.
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Bainbridg~ Isuptlst Church
Morning service. lI-"Ch-is, Is Risen"
fhdamsl. He Is Risen" tStea-ncs) /;
Welcome. Harry Morning IIosmer,
Evening service. s:1t-"Snw Is C.hrIa,
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Holy Trinity Church

Rev. j. J. Gravatt. n. n, Rector.
Holy Communion at S ~. NJ, morn
Ing prayer. sermon and Holy Com
munion at II y. VI. Childron's Service
Mt +:a0 j.. NJ. Sunday School 1T 9:45
a. NJ. Bible Class ut 10 a. VI. sf
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Al Woodland Heights Hap;ist
GhIrch tomorrow the pastor. Rev. r.
Ills morning subject viii he. "R.cog :
MIXING tho Master" and In The even
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81. Paul. Episcopnl Church.

IL a M.-rraycr and Communion;
professional hymn. Welcome. Happy
Morning: anthem. Christ on Pass
over" tCookc). TIE Deum" III y
Pnrkcr): "Jubiiat." In Il tParkcD;
hymns. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day" when the Strife 1s Ger: Of
fcrtory, The Conqueror" tCoonbs)
Lights Glitterins Morn" tParheDi
"kyric" in l. fiat 'Eyrc); Sanctus
IN \ tArms): Communion hymn, 40
a33: Gloria in Excclsis"; Seyenio ia
Amen: recessional. come. fe lhank-
full Raise the strain"
At 8 =. M.-Evening Services; FRO
cessionai. Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day: "aiagntfcat'' and 'Nunc Ds-
mltt.s" in u minor tNob!cl. hymn
Angels Roll the Rock AVA 81
,crtory Il Know That My Redcem"G
I.tyeth'' (HandcD: liailciujah Chorus
tlIandcD; "Ssvenfold Amen, rcces
siunai "IIe IL Risen.
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
VILLA LAYS DOWN ARMS
AND ENJOYS HIS BRANDY
Rebel Chief, Dressed Like Movie
Star, Surrenders and Bows to
Federal Rule

SAN PEDRO. Coahuila. Mexico.
Aug. 11.-Francisco Villa surrendered
yesterday. After years of banditry
and defiance of the Mexican and the
United States governments, the ia
nous outlaw delivered himself into
the power of the federals and
drowned his sorrows in a bottle of
cognac.
Villa was sttired in riding breeches,
leather leggings reaching above the
knee. a cotton jacket and huge
straw sombrero. Shortly after his
arrival he discarded the straw for a
handsome felt hat of American make
which was presented to him by his
admirers.
Despite the fact that ne is now
forty-eight years old and that he and
his men had ridden on the last leg Of
their journey for twenty-four hours
across the desert without water
villa appeared to be in the best
Of condition. He looked rugged,
healthy and stalwart and apparently
has thrived during the last two
months while eluding government
soldiers.
81 will settle down on a ranch at
Canutillo. Durango, where I'll raise
cattle and crops" Villa said.
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
ins mis- faculties. said to his ssso'

ing his fsculues said 70 his ssso-
ciate3
My conditi,n proves my e0nten-
tion. l am his hly susceptible TO cpl
demic eerebrospinal meningitis. as my
early experiments led me to. believe,
1 am unable to throw on the disease.
Discussing his colleagues death'
Or. Soiis-Cohen SAID
DIR. Heist's research work brought
TO light facts of immeassraole Nalhs
to the medical profession.
'"While in the army during the late
war, DIR. Heist made an investigation
Of epeidemic cerebrospinal meningitis
In the course OF which he showed the
germs of this disease grew readily
In his own slood. which Indicated. ae'
corsing to his theory. that he was
highly susceptible to this disease,
.When he was taken III OF the
disease he made a scientific study Of
his case The development OF the
disease bore out hisstheory In every
respect"
DIR. Heist was engaged In research
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
PERU WILL BURN TOWN
TO KILL HORDE OF RATS
Fear of Bubonic Plague Prompts
Government to Decide to Destroy
Piata's Buildings.

NEW YORK, Aug. I1.-Fear that
thousands of rats, which infest the
town OF Plata. Peru, may spread tU-
bonic plague has caused the govern
nsnt 20 decide to burn the town and
rebuild it, according to William Moss.
who returned yesterday on the LAM
port and Holt liner Tennyson.
Moss, who is director of the Latin
American department of the Dayton
Adding Machine Company, has
visited every country in South Ameri-
ca. Yellow fever was raging in Peru.
he said, especially at Plata, town of
$4,000, which has 1000 buildings.
He said that every family in that
town had lost one or more members
The fear of the thousands of fats
spreading bubonic plague caused the
government to order the inhabitants
to evacuate the town and live in
tents on the outskirts. The govern
ment will burn the town, extermi-
nate the rats and rebuild ratproof
houses
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
PLOTTED FOR DIVORCE
IN JAIL, WIFE CHARGES
Husband and Celimate Had Scheme
to Frame" Her for ln6dehty,.
She says.

Alice Bell Fisher. former Kentucky
girl yesterday filed an answer to q
suit for absolute divorce brought By
her husband. Arthur L. Fisher. .
stage artist and decorator, after she
had already obtained a decree for de-
sertion. with slimony allowances.
She alleges that she 10 the victim
OF a conspiracy connected by her hus-
band and L. ID. Tyner, former seA-
board Air Line yard clerk, while
Fisher Was doing time In the city jail
for default In payment of the siimony
and Tyner was serving q term for
The Washington times., 1920-08-11

rebbins the railroad company. Ae-
eoresns 10 Mrs. Fisher. TyneT under
tnQS ~ egAttF&ta ksF NsS xS2kt@zss
soon after he was released from Jail.
Introducing himself as Woodrow"
Tyner and saying that because Of his
supposed resemblance TO President
Wilson he WAS known among his
friends by that name.
Tyner was named co-respoDdent IN
the suit started by Fisher after the
former and Mrs. Fisher had made
trip To Petersburg. Mrs. Fisher de-
nies that there 10 any ground what
ever for the action.
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
THIS ENOCH ARDEN
DEAD 70 YEARS
Miner Who Lost Memory Finds
Wife Is Widow Of Another
Man.

CHICAGO. Aug. li.--'come. An
ME-" s
Within forty minutes after he had
received this message from the wife
he had left In Cripple Creek. Colo
twenty years ago. william zeisen-
henne was speeding over the rails
to Denver.
In 1900 Zeisenhenne WAS running
butcher shop with his brother In Chi
cago. perfectly happy with his bride
OF 4 year and their baby George. But
the little shop WAS not making money
as fast as he wanted II to and. In
May he went TO Cripple Creek 10
work In a gold mine. HIS wife fol-
lowed In q few weeks.
Since their cabin was many miles
from the mine where he was working,
william saw his wife only on pay
days. One day an accident occurred
In the mine. william was struck on
the head by q piece Of timber and was
sent to the hospital with q wound
that left long scar.
He regained consciousness In a few
days. but suffered from a complete
lapse OF memory. For many years
he wandered about Colorado. Arizona
and New Mexico. just where he does
not remember. His memory returned
TO him by, degrees, but II WAS only
| recently that there came TO him a
full realization of the fact that he
had once been married and that he
had a mother Lying in Chicago.
Friday he returned to the home of
his mother. His frst questions were
reg gardinE his wife. Yes, she was still
living In Cripple Creek and another
son had been born shortly after his
unaccountable disappearance. She
had waited years for her husband to
return, and after he became legally
dead" had remarked. But she h<
written her brother only last mon,\
that her husband had died almost c
year ago. William took the shortest
route to the nearest telegraph office
Today he received the one-word
message from his former wife. And
now the only thing troubling him is
whether he must go through a Sec
ond marriage ceremony when he "re-
turns to life"
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
FEARED MENINGITIS;
DIES FROM MALADy
Or. Heist, Who Isolated Germ OF
Infantile Paralysis, Sue
= cumbs in Philadelphia.

1HILApELPHIA. Aug. ii.-Dr'
George ID. Heist. OF Germantown. who
died Sunday night In the Jewish Hos
pitAl. proved his theory OF germ cul-
tur< by his death. according 10 Dr.
Myer solis-cohen,s Dr, SoIis-cohen
was with DIR. Heist two hours before
his deefh. At that time, DIR. Heist.
weak from .iIlness, but still retain
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
TRIES new INVENTION;
IT W0RKS-WR0NG WAY

EDIE, Pa, Aug. ll.-Philip Mauer,
nfty-eight. was found dead with a
patented electrical appliance attached
TO a light socket and contact plates
attached TO his stomach and head.
Burns showed the man had been cleo
trocuted. Mauer was trying out the
appliance for the nrst time. IL was
claimed that II would cure stomach
trouble
The Washington times., 1920-08-11

work at the Jules n. Msstbaum re-
search laboratory Of the Jewish Hoe
ptal viii hr NYeT selts-co.NaN $40
Dr. John A. kalmAn he succeeded IN
isolatins the germ OF infantile psr.ly-
sis. A book he has written on diph-
iberia has not yet been published.
Dr. Heist was born In 1888 and
graduated from the Jefferson Medical
College In 1913.
The Washington times., 1920-08-11
ASKS RATES CUT.

The United States Shipping Board
was asked today by Senator Park
ThAmmel. Of Florida. to remove the
direrentiai OF 81 per ton on Florida
phosphate charged ON phosphate ex-
port shipments In Shipping Board
ships from Gulf ports over export
shipments from Atlantic ports.
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-08
G o N v o G A r E i.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Carol Il. din Ellwood
City, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal lua parte la adunarel
generala extra ordinara, care Sc
va tinea in ziua de II Ianuarie
1920, in hala societatii din
Spring Avenue. Deschiderea Sc
dintei la orele 100 p. m.
La ordinea zilei pc linga altc
puncte mai impOrtante va fl 81
darea de seama pc 6 luni trecu-
te. Deci fiecare membru. care c
lnteresat despre starea Societatii
sunt rugati a fl prezenti. Avem
speranta ca toti membrii va ve-,i
face datOrinta constiinciOs fata
de societate, am -sissn&s salutin-
du-va Gu dragoste fratcasca.
In numele societatii Carol l.
lin Ellwood City. Pa:
loan G. Bodogaian, presedinte.
Nicolae Calugar, secretar prim.
(4-5l
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6. Corul va cinta cintare fru-
moasa.
Z. ,,Florin 81 Florica" opere.a
intr' 'un act.
P E r S 0 A N L l. L
Florin, tinar taran, d-nul losif
Comsa.
Florica, tinara tar,anca, d-na
Nina Datcu.
Colivescu, paracliser, d-nul l.
oan Dumitru.
8. LA Moartea fmparatului'
declamatie pima de emotiuni sgu-
duitoare, de la moartea calaulul
Franz Iosif, fostul imparat al
Austriei; predata de d-na Maria
Datcu.
9. Cor final.
| 10. Cuvint de inchidcrea pro
gramului de catra presedintelc
societatii Traian Porea.
Dupa terminarea programului
teatral care va dura pima la orele
IL din noapte va urma dansul pi-
na in zori de ri.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor clita p,
Gale ziaristica.
Bufetul va Fl asorla. Gu ccle
mai bune 81 mai gu:toase mfncai
81 bauturi recorit ,arc.
Deci in speranta. ca tvate 81
rorile societati, onoratele parochii
81 cluburi, precum 81 toti fratii
Rom1ni din loo 81 din iur ne vo.
da tot sprijinul dior, participind
irtr'un numar c1 tse poate de
mare la aceasta petrecere, pima n
revedere raminem saiutindu-va
GU dragoste frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator
~
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G o N v o G A r e .
Preidiul.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura Ammonia" din St. Lo-
uis. Mo-, convOaca pc toti mem
bril- din ambele prezidiuri, c,l
vechiu 81 eel nou, de a Sc prezen-
ia la adunarea ordinara consilia-
ra, care Sc Va tinea Dumineca.
II Ianuaric 1920. la orcle 2 p.
M. prccis, in hala Sirbilor din
al S-lca 81 Barry Street.
In numele societatii ,,Armo-
MIA" din st. Louis. Mo-:
loan Farca, presedinte
Gh. Berdac, secretar
(4-5)
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G o N v o G A r E.

Societatea rom1na de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Saminatorul Romin"
din East Youngstown, O., pc a
ceasta Gale convoaca pc toti mem
bril- sal din loo 81 din jur lua
parte Ia adunarea generala lu-
nara, care Sc va tinea Dumineca,
IL Ianuarie 1920, la orele 1.3O
p. M, in localul societatii din al
1O-lea Street No. 62, casele d-lui
G. Arsu.
La aceasta adunare va fl 81 ra-
portul comisiei de verificare 81
mai multe alte chsetii importan-
te. Tot odata acei frati Rom1ni,
carl ar dori sd devina .membrii
al societatii noastre, sunt binc
veniti la aceasta adunare. Tot o.
data avizam pc toti membrii So
cictatii de a-si plati cotele lu-
mare, att cele restante, cit 81 Pc
luna aceasta, pima la data de mai
sus pcntru a putca face evidcn
ia membrilor pc anul 1920. Accia
.are nu-Si vor achita cotclc luna
re, nu vor putea fl trimisi in nici
un conspcct din luna aceasta.
Tot odata Isl vor perde 81 numa-
rul eel vechiu din evidenta.
In numele societatii Stamina
torul Romin" din East YoungS-
town, Ohio:
Preidiul.
(4-5)
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I N v I T A r T. .

Societatea rOmina de ajutor 5;
cuitura ,,Biruinta" din Warren.
OHIO, are oncarea invita- pc
toate surorile societati, cluburi $:
parochii, precum 81 pc toti frati:
Romini din ,oc 81 din jur a lua
partc la Marea Productie Tea
trala impreunata Gu dams, care va
avca loc Dumineca, IL Ianuaric
1920, in hala societatii ,,Biruin-
ia" din ia Walnut Street.
Inceputul pctrccerei la orcle
7.3O p. m. precis.
Pretul de intrare: Clasa l, ST
Clasa II, IS cent?.
Muzica vestitului Cassian dir
Youngstown, Ohio, va distra ono
ratul public Gu cele mai frumoa.
Sc arii de dams 81 cintece natio-
male.
ProgramM Teatral:
PrOgramul tcatral va fl sub
cOnducerea domnului Iosif Com
sa.
/. Cuvint de deschidere de ca
ira Domnul Iosif Comsa, directo.
rul teatral.
2. ,,Trei pastori" colinda d.,
Nasterea Domnului, executata d.
corul tcatral.
3. ,,Steagul Stramosesc", dia-
log ,predat de: Doamna Nina
Datcu 81 Domnul Iosif Comsa.
4. ,,Craiu Nou", opereta in
tr'un act.
p e r S o A N Il Il T.
Mos Corbu, cimpoier, d-nul
Zosim Eva.
Bujor, capitan de jandarmi,
d-nul Ilie Stirbet.
Leonas, tinar, d-nul Iosif Com.
"a.
Ispravnicul, domnul George
Dragomir.
Anica, orfana, dina Magdalena
Corsatea.
Dochita, tinara taranca, dina
Paraschiva Stirbet.
Fete, flacai de munte, 0 ceata
lie jandarmi.
5. ,,Ucigasul Tradatoarei'' mo
nolog dramatic predat de domnal
[osif Comsa,
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PROFESSOR MED|C|NOy

: PROFESSOR MED|C|N0v !:
Gel mai ,bine vazut 81 ono
rat de toata lumea, a dat
dovezi ca ori 81 cine poa-
: te trai o suta de ami, sa fie
!: sanatos 81 sa Sc simta ve-
sci ca un copil.
Institutul nostru sub condu-
cerea unor renumiti PROFESIO-
I MALI din tara veche 81 s'a infi-
! 1ntat Gu scopul de a usura sufe-
, rintele compatriotilor nostri Ro-
mini. Multi ami am studiat boa
lele de carl Romini din America
! sufera ST dupa multi ami de mum
; ca 81 lnvatatura am organiZat n
: cest 1NSTITUT pentru fabl icarea
de medicini patentate.
In curSul timpului am aflat ca
: mai folositor de a vindeca pc
: fratii noStri de aceste boil, fie
; e1e cit de vechi sau grele. Acum
putem anunta ca am desvoltat
niste leacuri, recomandate de cei
3 mai renumiti SPECIALIST din
: lume. Continuturile leacurilor
noastre sunt culese din toate
partile lumei. Uncle vim din I'm
garia sau Germania, lar altele
5 din Africa 81 America de Sud 81
; moi lie GAFANTAM In scris de a
conforma legile Statelor Unite.
NU PERDETI CURAJUL char
( daca 81 doctorii MI nadajduiesc
! sd va vindece. Gift
: Cfnd aveti lipsA de uncle din
medicinile mai jos numite. taiati
coala asta. iscAliti numele 81 a.
: dresa dtrA 81 faceti cruce pc
lfnga numcle leacurilor pc carl
lie doriti 81 ne-o trimiteti noua.
! Moi la ori ce timp va vom servi
: GRATIS ST In mod SINGER
LIsTA LEACURILOR,
: TripIu (betesug de vina de aur).
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InacuD.
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: la).
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! t'uterc sIahiti Uipsa de singe,
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N0UL TRATAMENT CARE
ALUNGA REUMATISMUL
u BANK DIE s5c GRATCIT Ia ORR
CARE ON CARE SUEER1

In Syracuse, n. v, sa aflat un
tratament pentru reumatism desplc
care oalnenii care-l intrebunteaZl
spune ca IMMUNE. Numai mici ira
tamente in cele mai rele cazuri face
mnuni, char dupa ce celelalte rene
duri au dat gres Gu totul Sc pare
ca neutralizeaZa acidul ST sarea dc
var care sunt depuse in SINCE alum
S1nd toatc necurateniie din singe
Tratamcntul Il fost intii introdus
de Mr.. Delano. asa de bun, fncit cl
doreste toti sa Sc bucUre de el
Daca al un prieten. care sufera, Sc "a
un paehet de 13c gratuit ca Sc vada
ce poate face inainte de ce da un
cent Mr. Delano spune: IA dovedi ca
acest tratament vindeca reumatismul
fie ell cit de sever, ori cit de vechiu
81 char dupa ce altele au dat gres
iii vom da un pachet gra.uit de 75c,
daca tai acest anunt afara sill tri-
miti Gu numele 81 adresa d-tale, i'm
preuna Gu marci de 10c pentru po-
sta. - r. II. Delnno 1:3S-A Griffin
Square Building. Syracuse, n. y. -
Trimit numai un pachet gratuit la o
adresa. adv
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-09
THE vRenIAN FARMoNJ FRIDAY EVENING APRIL 8 sa0

bers. They now point out to the coun-
try that the record OF Congress in
caring for the soldiers OF all the
wars who fen by the wayside is an
earnest plea that Congress can be de-
pended upon Representative Cannon
in hts report shows the amounts paid
TO pensioners from 1850 to 1913, rs
follows: Revolution, $40, 000; 900; War
Of 1917, SIC, o49, 26s u.s. Indian Wars
SIS .705. $50 Al: War with Mexico S52-
900, 2s5:: Civil War $3.50 ,s5s. 509 SO /;
War with Spain and Philippine Insur.
rection $65;211, 665. n; Regular Estab.
lishment $50,242,1 9o. sss War of 1911
$S7 ,27542S and Unclassified ,$16.50s,
Al .41,-making a grand total OF
s., e17, $40, 400. 3s.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-04-09

cost full $135, 900 900 during the fiscal
year 1921 for the vocational reiabill-
tation Of soldiers, sailors, and marines
who may apply for and receive such
training
SO that ccngreasmen making
speeches on this pension iegislation,
bring out the fact that by laws al.
ready passed Uncle Sam has obligated
himself to pay out next year for care
Of those who won Americas wars a
grand total Of S732, 900 ,00e, which Is
more than all the expenses OF gov.
eminent in 1916.
Members OF Congress-, who are anx.
ious that their constituents should
see the whole picture Of what Con.
gress has done for the soldiers. in or
der that Congress may not be blamed
hastily for not having done more, and
sooner, point out that In these figures
for 1921 do not appear two features
of existing law which have caused
large expenditures during the last
year or two. The provision OF the
war risk insurance act granting fam.
lily allowance TO beneficiaries OF sol
diers viii cease to be operative four
months after the termination OF the
war, so that the amount which may
be required for this purpose during
the fiscal year 1921 will be relatively
small. The total disbursements under
this provision to March 90, 1890, how
ever, have been as follows: Army
$222, 751, LIS. 81; Navy $33 ,710, 562.07;
Marine Corps $3,164,s23. ss, and Coast
Guard S1,577, Eli 13,-making a grand
total OF S261, 204, 022. As: It is estimat.
ed that any payments under this head
during the first few months OF the
coming fiscal year may bring this up
to s275 1000. 900 to s2so,oo0, 900.
The other big expenditures has been
in carrying out the act approved Feb
ruary "a, 1919, authorizing the pay
ment Of a bonus OF $50 to persons
serving in the world war,-which II
is estimated will total $256, $4,000
Some amounts will have to be paid
during the fiscal year 1921 to persons
discharged from the Army, Navy, Ma.
rine Corps and Coast Guard during
that year. The disbursements by the
War Department to November 80
1918, aggregate $211, 49,, 900 and 1t is
estimated that this sum will be in,
creased to s226,00O,OOO by June 30
1920. The disbursements OF the Navy
Department to date approximate s24,
100000 and it is estimated that ap,
proximately $1,S0O,OO0 viii be required
to complete such payments to the
Navy personnel. The disbursements
of the Marine Corps to date have
been approximately s3,5O0,00O and i,
is estimated that approximately
100000 more will be, required. The
disbursements of the Coast Guard
have been s24s,220 and 1t is estimat
ed that $s1, $50 additional will have
/ to be paid.
Severe criticism from some sections
much of 1t inspired by propaganda
against Congress for not promptly
passing big service bonus has. got
ten under the skin" of many mem