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Ref|ejos de Paris
KoRFANTY Y Ell PAc1FIco

Hay en- Paris un barrio lleno de rim
cones y envuelto &c retro, en- Ell cual
parece que toda inquietud puede poner
sus intimidades. Tiene este barrio en- su
cementerio la tumba de Nuestra Sefiora
del Sleeping-Car: iaquella muchacha
desgraciada y cosmopolita que fue Ell
inltil espiritu fin de siglo para Mauri-
clio Barres! Y todos los jardinillos pri-
vados en- Passy parecen Ell cementerio
de Nuestra sefiora del Sleeping-Car.
NADIA de Barrio Latino-habria que
Iamarle ell Barrio Ruso-; Passy es un
barrio hogarefo de fl6sofos andantes,
de artistas sin patria, de aventureros
de revolucionarios. Ahi, paralitico en-
una silla, podrido por la viliridad, tiene
su refugio ell fracaso del ultimo gran re-
volucionario frances, Ell pobre Julio
Guesde. Ahi, sin las apariencias de una
DANA de la Cruz Roja, que lie sirv1eron
nara escaparse del Palacio de Invierno,
vino a parar a casa de un platon1co y
antique companero de ortega y Gasset,
ell Sr. Kerenslxy, despedido por la revo-
luci6n rusa. Ahi, y en- 10 mas agudo del
conficto altosilesiano, cuando todos los
intereses las pasiones de la guerra y
la paz Sc Sc palarizan en- la Alta Silesia
como Sc sumergen en- ell Pacifico, ha We
nido ocultarse Korfanty, Ell aventure
70 polaco en- Silesia.
Korfanty, que ha sido diputado 81
lesiano en- Alemania, siempre ha debido
ser antialeman; pero es un ruso. La po-
Utica ha podido separar y opener Polo
MIA Russia; pero Polonia sigue siendo
Russia. Los dos paises tienen dos te-
rroristas como jefes de Gobierno. Ell ma
r:scal Pildusky es mas terrorista que lie
min: era tambien socialista y estuvo
condenado muerte por tomar parte en-
nn atentado contra ell Ear. Ell dinero
polaco vale atln menos que Ell austria
CO, vale POGO mas que Ell ruso. Las
catastrofes economicas y las pestes que
han asolado a Russia no han dejado de
producer en- Polonia su efecto, con leve
mcjoria, porque no esta tan lejos Kor-
fanty pertenece a la especie de los
Denikin, Wrangel y demas aventureros
eslavos que, favor de los sucesos,
han hecho y deshecho naciones. Sobre
su cabeza pesa, a su vez, Ell destino de
otro aventurero de la misma especie: y
Sc ha nombrado a Kolehas, el aimiran-
te que muri6 fusilado en- una estepa,
Korfanty es indefnible como un buen
personaje de novela rusa. les un hom-
bre entregado una gran causa ees
una gran causa entregada un hom-
bre? Las cancillerias de Francia, In
glaterra cambian notas para resolver la
question de- Silesia. Los ingleses quie
Ten trazar en- seguida la frontera entire
Pclonia Y Alemania. Los franceses quie
rem dar tempo al tempo y dan armas
a Polonia y Rumania, aliada de Po-
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La retaguardia
IContinuaci6n de 10 p4g. d.

" no hay qu6 disir, compae, que en-
cuanto lleguen esos sinvirgiiensas los
casara ust6 enseguia ,-
" 81 no Sc casan, los jiendo. ~.,- ivo
to me neve Dios. -!
-Pus por la crias no hay que apurar-
se-afadio filos6fcamente no Cirilo.
-6Y por que 10 disc uste, compae?
-Toma, porque las guerras son ash
ma, y dei4npues de to, pa que yea uste,
compae.
-GY que tengo que YER "a
-Pus ma. -: que 81 sigue Ell coin
hito y por una disgrasia matan sus
tres hijos y los seis novio de us hi
jas, nj adn asina habia que temer,--..
-GY por que, compae. -? ~"
-Toma. porque antonses queda-
ba la RITIGUARDIA.
-GY> que RITIGUARDIA. -?
-Pus la de esos nueve crios que vi
nieron al mundo. -.
Y no Ciprian, despues de contemplar
por algun ratio a su compadre, como
meditando sobre 10 que acababa este de
decir, exclamo con aire convencido y
tono sosegado:
-iRais6n con derecho. -!
Y cuando va, casi de noche, neg6 con
las dos vacas al batey de su bohfo, gil
t6le a la mujer:
dolores. .,-.!
-IQue hay. -? ;.a.
-6Como est&n los crios. -?
-Tos bien, ciprian. tf
Pus, aqui esta la leche.
M. GONZALEZ GARCIA.
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lonia. La question de Silesia Sc resuel-
We, no en- Silesia, sino en- la 6rbita
diplomatica y en- torno los intereses
anglogermanos y francopolacos: como
la otra question mayor que turba la
paz de los Estados, la question del Pa
cifico, Sc quiere tambien arreglar en- tor
mo las cosas y no a los hombres.-
Pero 81 Korfanty Sc escapara de Il
casa de Passy. en- donde le tienen unos
amigos, y fuera dar una bataila. a
silesia, Sc podria armar otra guerra en-
la. que perecieran hasta los intereses
del Pac1hco. Y es que Ell hombre, en-
contra de 10 que pudiera pensarse meta.
f6ricamente, no es un oceano de sentt
mientos y pasiones: es mas sads un
oc6ano. f- 's lGs gEs1s nzs1
Y 3Sats@ Corpus BARGA.a
Paris y julio. cf5g3Tga "a
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Una idea aliTuiSia

Hes Euasm iesF ies eagiios dei -.
massirs , YupansEs Anisais Quiasisy-
y - iea@es pergae niswpEs eneontrA
mes en ellas tdeas bnenas hilas de- ga
NTnn nmeE a MaEinterios descripcionei
a. oaaaEas vlvpsi Fsistoa iatssenantea. .
PFimeEe asa4e me- 0sanas. iuego aea
a. Junees , akeIa aesae Vieanss. ia
iala ehiea''. eane a is il.ma nos asisi
"a nnas wees eon uas Telates :otEas nos
hun4s ss pEpfnn1as medltaeiones,
AheFs aeaha ds ponsE - manos de u
eirseri1n as IA Aaeciaeitn ds Maestros
- iesa os ssiahiecsT ~ baneo ds ies
maerITpA
EPsFa sus dineuiiT aasl - qus e. has
10 ecmosiao poE todes3 90 maeatE0 ig
nern ias heneneioa aus - de Feportag
3 A nsesaiaaa es sstabeesEiof
~ aue erte eteTibs. ha eosa Dc eas
kemanAs afseuiia oon ~ basno y Queri
a. eompa6eEe IA nsossaaaa De buscaE
lea maaias paEn aliviar naesiFa sitaaeion
e~mmk.mfma Anrmmsn tma wnraesanas "
e-n..esr... !. -. A. a,.s.i,.r Az. "A.
larss uensualnsuis toaos les massiFos
A A loeslia.A en ma A los baneos
a. A enuisal narn .sl tensF s.una capa
pnrn al axuaesro AZ Las vaeacioues''.
Qui6gisy noa SEesenta esa idsa su.
hlims oss uaas smpistna. ouisrs cue "a
raaie de ncci6n - sKtisnAa a todos les
mnsrisus ous . toaos nsvs sas bsnsa.
eiea. Y sua IA dirsocl6n de- IA asoeiaei6n
ds enmssrss toms enrsas en "a asunto.
N ans toaos IA anoeiaass mas iutersss.
nos "a ala.
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a nsosaaaa a. tai baneo ' los bsnee.
ass gus Hos Esporiaria. ssenndsmes.
pes IA iesA De ouiagisy.
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Ell EM1R FAYcAL sUBE AL rRoNo

BAGDAD, agosro 26.-El emir Fay
cal ha subido oficialmente al trono. Sir
COX, comisario ingles en- Mesopotamia,
lego la proclama de reconocimiento del
emir como rey, y remiti6 Ell mensaje de
felicitaci6n del rey Jorge anunciando
la aprobaci6n de una alianza consertada
durante la guerra.
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eortrar unAnime aeogida por los que
foFmamOs esta sufrida y siempre NAL
tFatada elase.
Francisco cANALEs.
Rantnrce, p. r.
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OPORTUNIDAD
PARA UN PROFESSIONAL

Sc vende un auto "chandIer"
Clover leaf en- magnificas condi-
clones, recien pintado y acabado
de aiustar, por un precio de
situaci6n.
lnformes P. o. Box 1897. Te-
Ilefono 1850, San Juan. Advt.
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CONSUL PENA Is
Elk NEWSPAPER MAN

MrAleau consul ii,lHtifo p'na who
was rccrnu, ftnnafrrrri from Laredo
fo no, Cnrrua rhusr aHtmn H for
NOR re d,uf ~ tst rl't tnd ni one
time published paper hrrr. DO 'os-
mopontc After moyins from corpus
Christi pcna aeain cngagcd Co. ur
huainoss uuhlHhius q daily
papoi "a taat place El pr7gressc THIS
paper was modern daily carrying
tho Associated Press service.
Il was while engaged boo the news
paper business ihni Senior Pens he-
me oonnectrh with the government
service. and for awhile continued tm
publication OF his paper along with hif
government duties. but as bo,h duties
Increased II became necessary 10 dis
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connect aimsof from One paper nd
devote hls entire time to use D1usuar
service ne has been n Geo service
Tor tho past sN years
Senior pena is akins q mosi tclVr
interest n fhc great centennial cello
matlon of the independence ~ Mexico.
aud b. au enthusiast on the hig time
hs people are goiug 90 have Boz Con-
pus Christi Tuesday SENIOR penA ie
VOL posted on Mexican history and
DISCOURSE NeN interestingly on Use
subject ito is ou thc program fnr an
address Tucaday on the dutivs ana af-
fairs of a MoNioau consul "AlusiNo
pOt el Consul d, Mc2ico This Is tho
fourth number ON the program, which
NAl begin az O'Clock D. ma
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Satisfaction

Is something that YOU cannot
expect from any car unless
that can gives YOU uninter-
service.
The Buick is noted for Civ
ing dependable service bat
If al any time your Buick
fails to function As YOU lhink
it should bring il to us. our
mechanics are Buick special
lists they can quickly find
and remedy the trouble. saw
ing YOU Inconvenience and
a biz repair bill.
Take advantage OF our
service Cor BUICK owmcls.
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AMERICANS CREED

~ helisVe w Tho United states 81
Ausrca 49, government o. tire
psopis. IS tSo people. for tho poo
PIE whose i0st powers are svrived
from the consent Of the governed
democracy IN republic scs
creiu0 nstien o. many sovereign
states perfect union, ore ard
insepa-Sblsi established or those
principles o. freedom, equality.
justice ard humanity for which
American patriots sacrificed their
lives ard fortunes. therefore.
rsHcsr tis ry duts &c ry coun.
Try So love 't. o. support rs con-
stitution e. obey is ava. 90 re-
spect its nas. and &C defend q
against an enemies"
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NOTICE. no CORNERSTONE.

The san Antonio a Arkansas Pass
Railway company Will receive bids for
the erection of hollow tllo eomhsna
tion nassenge and freigh, depot at
poih, Texas
Plans and spcciflcrtlons VIII be- fu
nishVd npon Application to chief En-
Elne.r Noskum. Texas. who VIII re-
cehc sealed bids up 10 - o'clock noon
/ October 9, 1921. lAdV.1
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ueaiusi ihc allies, win have enough
un b., hands iu paying OFT the I'M
dcmnitics without hciup burdcucd
with o lack pi peace with the re-.
maudcr of fhc world Such sit
nation surely could create no good
f..fr...,
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PIANO INSTRUCTION.

Miss Mlitlc Baker, with studio at
an Butcher street same location ns
Mr.. Otto MoellrriuE Viii receive
pupils ia plano theory and history %
music. Telephone 0is for appoint
ments. (Ady)
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lho best cure for insomnia B.
listening 90 o nim tan, about him.
~slf
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uohoc. and other fashionable
pr0p' arr going south for the
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


NEW YORK 81 81. LOUIS
iN Tho Associated I'fffH
NT LOUIS Sept 20 uuuEiNH fns
ulfrhlur 100 thH uinfhra enabled NrW flih
CO. 1DiDuf thr CARDINAL 81 Co.. NDtf iNiH
afternoon boo rhiilt fNNiNINuu ~
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TN hos. has returned from his
farafloU and we are AN working
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tHaItd nr D.lr n enc eighth
aU MHu.0n n thD eighth


Summary Two haze NitR Woodai.
Ntarh ffl thres -hase hits Cole Charity
U.i IachurA. Harfis. bases on balls on
toir e. oif Zachary z. stuck out, by
Zachary ! RUNE. Naoaau Cole
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Omaha woman advertising for a
husband finds the male service
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BIAS IN pgNNsYLvANIA.

NNNICl ItIN Sept -t Tho Sam
/, .Hsduitt nndat With 1900 It N4i Na.t hs
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- n N y N II ~
Evening journal., 1921-12-27

1t is our conviction that the prices, combined
with the definite advance in automobile development
of the Type 6 constitute the Cadillac, in even
higher measure than before, the greatest motor
value in the world.
Evening journal., 1921-12-27
CITY'S FANS TO
SEE KILLINGER
On All-American Basketball
Team to Play in Will
mington Thursday
SEVERAL OTHER
STARS WITH HIM

Glenn Kiilinger. heralded as one
OF the greatest athletes Of the year
in the East. will be among those
present at the Auditorium on Thurs
day night when the Wilmington Col
legians grapple with the Ali-Amer-
leans a basketball team composed OF
college stars. KilnnEcr at Penn state
during the past football season. was
almost unanimous choice for a back
ful berth on the mythical All-Amer-
lean elevens.
As good as E1illinger is at the grid
iron sport, he is considered Of equal
ability in the cage game. His base
ball proficiency is proven by the fact
that he has signed a contract with
the New York Yankees. At present
Killinger is coaching the Penn State
basketball team beside engaging In
professional football and basketball.
He will graduate from State next
month and for this reason has not
rejoined the varsity cage squad. II
would allow him too short a time
with the squad.
One OF Kiilinger's mates on the
five against the Collegians will be
Hinkey Haines who Is 1920 gained
just as much fame as the famous
Glenn. Haines Is manager OF the
invading quintet and is also an all
around athlete OF note. He was an
Al-American choice and is also with
New York Yankees. In the last bas-
ketball season Haines and Killinger
were members OF the Penn State ive
which was the first to defeat the
University OF Pennsylvania on its
own floor in six seasons.
Another Ail-American OF note and
also a Penn slater is Charlie Way.
Way was the star halfback and for
ward at State for three seasons.
graduating from that institution last
season. The athletic world has re-
garded the school from up in Penn
Evening journal., 1921-12-27

are now idle. It is estimated here, al
though there is no exact data COW
ering the entire country. A year
ago unemployment involved more
than 100000 workers. During the
summer and fail approximately
100000 men anw women found
more or less permanent employ
ment. It is indicated.
The average industrial worker
now is earning at a rate slightly in
excess OF $1,000 a year. A few weeks
ago the average rate was only $500
Many workers, OF course. are earning
far more than this. But the AVERAGE
Is found to be in excess OF 81 OOO q.
year when unshlled labor is in
cluded. The slight increase in the
average rate Of earning power is
taken as one indication that the en-
tire country is beginning to experi-
ence a flush OF returning prosperity.
II shows that in some sections there
are not enough workers to All the
jobs available.
A steady increase Is being ro-
corded by the Commerce Depart
ment in the tonnage Of the naton's
export trade. upon which prosperity
must be based IL 1t is to be expert
enced by the country. For 1921
sales Of American goods in foreign
markets totalled more than $1,000
600. 900, despite worldwide depres-
sion. A larger total tonnage. but
not in value, will be sold during
1922, officials believe.
A steady flow of exports from the
United States during 1922. will ter
inmate unemployment completely.
officials predict. This would be &C
complished BY the sale abroad OF as
little as 10 per cent OF the nations
output OF goods and commodities.
according TO officials OF the Com
merce Departmnt. Some industries
are selling abroad is per cent. OF
their total output. A 13 per cent.
foreign balance sheet was achieved
in 1921. by the agricultural imple-
ment industry. the official reports
show.
Cotton. copper. meats. shoes and
some varieties OF clothing now are
being shipped from the United
States in very large volume. Cotton
exports during 1921 totalled more
than 5000. 900 bales, or about FIVE
eights Of the total crop.
Evening journal., 1921-12-27
TRADE REVIVAL
FOR new YEAR
Country Prepared TO Turn
Out so BILLIONS Worth of
Products in 1922
BUYING MOVEMENT
is FELT OVER LAND

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Dec. 27.-
More than $4,000. .OO0. 900 worth OF
goods and manufactured products
can be turned out by mills and fac
tories during 1929. II was estimated
here. today on the basis Of Industrial
reports to the Census Bureau.
The nations industrial world Is
prepared to meet. prosperity which
Government officials believe. will
begin to develop early in the new
year. terminating widespread. unem-
ployment. In the United States and
throughout the world a strong buy
ing movement is beginning TO be felt
The country. II is indicated. is pre-
pared to climb completely out OF
economic stagnation which gripped
business through most Of 1921.
The gradually rising tide Of better
business means increased profits.
increasing salaries for workers and
higher wages generally. Government
officials who are in touch with the
business world directly believe the
tide Of depression has been COM
pletely thrust back.
Shipments are on the increase on
the railroads. Bank clearances are
gradually rising in many big cities.
Retail dealers are beginning TO or
der in larger volume. Department
stores report increased sales. The
coal output is increasing. It Is
shown in the official reports from
mines to the Geological Survey. Big
manufacturing concerns and corpor-
ations are meeting more promptly
their Federal tax requirements. The
money market shows a quickening Of
demand. Idle dollars are being put
to work.
Unemployment is steadily decreas-
ing month by month, according 10
reports to the Labor Department.
Mills and factories in every section
Of the United States are hiring ad-
ditional workers and reducing the
period Of partial operation.
In some sections factories are run
ming full time The textile mills OF
New England. the middle Atlantic
States and in the South report more
and more orders. In New England
also the leather and wooden mills arc
working longer hours.
Not more than 100000 workers
Evening journal., 1921-12-27

sylvania as a producer OF great stars
and local sportdom will have a
chance OF seeing some OF them In ac-
ton on Thursday night.
A triple program has been ar
ranged by the Wilmington Collegiate
for the holiday season. In addition
to the big attraction two prelimi-
nary tussles OF note are on the bill.
The Wilmington Collegiate Girls will
meet another speedy sextet and the
Collegiate Reserves will clash with
the All-Delaware Coiiegians.
Evening journal., 1921-12-27
CAMP DIX mo- RENIAIN.

TRENTON. y. j., Dec. a.
Governor Edwards has announced
that New Jersey would not lose
Camp Dix. near Wrightstown, as a
military reservation. Its abandon
ment was recently proposed.
The Governor has informed Sec
retary OF War Weeks that a bill
wauld be submitted at the opening
of the State Legislature on January
10 ceding to the Federal govern
ment jurisdiction over the camr
site, thus permitting its continued
maintenance.
Evening journal., 1921-12-27
HEARING on INLuNCrIoN.

Hearing will be given in the United
states Court tomorrow on application
for an injunction restraining the
Danville Iron and steel Company.
OF Danwlle. Pa, taking over the
plant OF the Kennedy-vanSaun
Chemical Company. OF the same
place
Evening journal., 1921-12-27

These are the finest hats in our
stock and are of velvet and satin
Celay. feather and fancy trimmed.
At this low price these hats are
values extraordinary.
Evening journal., 1921-12-27
Cadillac
Announces NeqC Prices

The Cadillac Motor Car Company announces the
following subStantialy-reduced prices of new Type 61
Cadillac cars, effective January lst, 1922:
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Art Student. My ! !;
: Register Beginning.
Tomorrow Afternoon

sophomores. juniors and seniors OF
the university who r taking. work
in the college Of LIBERAL arts are urged
to make registration for the, second
hours having been set aside for sIch
registration Howard ". Patmore,
registrar, stated today. These stu.
dents are requested to. make. registra-
ton with Dean Vernon F. suuires
at n Of the three following seized
ueld hours: Thursday, January 81. 8
y. m. to S ,p.,rn.: Friday, r3Ap.. INTO 5
y. M; Monday; 3 p. m. to 5 p. m.
g:.strat.on will be made much
easier for those who register at the
above designated hours. The crowds
on the regular registration days will
be made considerably smaller by this.
Early dates for enrolment in the
other departments will probably be
arranged for also but no definite
schedule has been given. out.
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tPloyhar. independent: This commit
tee is scheduled to meet today,
before the assembly of the senate and
make recommendations to that body
relative as to how the report should
II Hearings Likely
Z Senator Llederbach said late yes
terday that 1t was probable that the
senate would decide to employ attor-
neys and accountants and conduct q
series Of hearings, etc. Whether or
not these would be conducted by the
entire senate. o one of its commit
tees he was unable TO state, as this
feature OF the SITUATION will depend
largely upon the decision reached by
the committee at its meeting today.
The senate, it is understood, will
take steps to have the two chief ac-
countants who conducted the investi-
CATION Of the Drake mill and. elevator.
and the Bank Of North Dakota, APP
pear ,at the hearings to give their
testimony.
East The decision of. the sonate to have
the special committee take charge
OF the report. and make recommends
lions as to what steps should be taken
followed q motion by Senator Lieder-
bach to that effect yesterday after
noon. 1t was passed unanimously aft.
er some questioning by the independ-
ents as to the purpose for which il
was ~Odu
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MANY SUPPLIES ARE
DISTRIBUTED BY THE
AMERICAN RED CROSS

Shanghai, Dec. 20.-(Correspond-
enc of the Associated Press.)-The
Shanghai branch Of the American Red
Cross completed in December distri-
button of something over 100000
worth Of medical and hospital sup
plies to mission d~ispensaries n hos-
pitfalls in all parts Of China. The ma
terials given away in China were
those left behind in Siberia when the
American Red. Cross was Withdrawn.
consisting Of 1905 cases Of goods,
about a shipload, that were trans
shipped from Nladivostok to Shans-
hal in the summe months.
In order that a basis might be ar
rived at for a systematic analysis OF
the requirements of hospitals in China.
and so that the distribution might be
equitable, missionaries We're sent
out by the Shanghai Red Cross and
based on returns from these Il chart
was prepared which gives a history
and description Of the distribution.
In all, 400 shipments went forward
to various parts Of China. OF tho
$50 hospitals and institutions that re-
ceived them 232 were non-Americar
and 11S were American. The distri.
| button was made regardless of ma
tionality or creed and hundreds Of
letters the Shanghai Red Cross has
received, attest the urgent need OF
the things given. particularly at this