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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05

Perniai liepos menesi armi-
ia skate 100000 vyrq. Te-@
claus SiQ metu pradzioje visi
kareiviai nuodugniai prasDoti
If palikta tik 100000 vyrq.
Ir Siandie bolSevistine RusiJa
tick armijos turi.
Karininkai atsargiai parink
ii, kuone visi istikimi komu-
nistai. Gyvuoja skaitlingas
veikimo stabas. Tas stabas y
'ra pagamines plenus abelnajal
mobilizacijai, transportacijos
pagerinimui ir karo industriju,
vystymui keleriems ateinan-
items metams.
Dideles sumos skiriamos.
siq metq SO nuoSimciai viso
'Rusijos biudzeto, arba $685.
100000 auksinip rubliq pas
kirta armijos ir karo laivyno
uzlaikylnui. Be to, 80 milionu
auksiniQ rubliq subsidiJomls
karo Industrious.
= Kareiviams iSrengimas IL ap-
dengimas zymiai \pagerintas.
'Dideli taupymai atliekami su-
mazinamomis kareiviams ski
riamomis maisto porcijomis.
/ Galybe karo mokyklq.
Siandie bolSevistinej Rusi-
joj veikia $50 miitariniq mo-
Ekyklu, kuriose mokosi aple
10000 mokiniq. Yra dvi stabo
,kolegijos, viena aukstesnioji
Partilerijos mokykla. Toliau
|,seka mokyklos karo inzinieri-
jos, jureivijos, elektro-tekni-
kos, karo chemijos, orlaivystes
ir tankp., Gyvuoja il fizines
/, kulturos Institutes.
Taikos laikais. rengiama Is
teigti nlolatines militarines
akademijas If militarines nor
males mokyklas SUI triju metz
fkursais veikianeios armijos
karininkams ir SUI veneriq me-
tu kursu atsargos karinin-
| | kams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
LoRDAs cURzoN sERGA.

LoNDoNAs, liepos 4.
Anglijos uzsieniq reikalp mi
nisteris lordas Curzon serga-
Gydytojai jam pataria ilgam
laikui pasisalinti is ofiso.
siandie jo pareigas pildo
lordas Balfour. Matyt, Cur
zono vieton prisieis paskirti
naujja ministeri.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05

{, zAPYsKIs. Jap pefeita
vasara prasiidejo kalbos, kat
Zapyskyjje neteisetai isduoda-
mi pasai. Buvo paduota
skundq Kaunan. Gegrzas Il
d., atvyke is milicijos .centro
du valdininku ir yalsciaus ras-
tineje pasikyiete valse. Tary-
bos narius, perziurejo isduo-
tus pasus. Pasirode, kad IS
visur atpludusiems ir neturin-
items dokumentQ, buy6 tdaro-
mi lEudymai, po kuriais pasi-
rase liudininkai, jau keli me-
tai mire, arba- -yisai nemokan-
tt rasyti. Tokiq pasq blanku
be fotografijp, rado If paeme
su savim 38; sueme> yalsciaus
sekretoriu B. Poskaitll II il issve-
ze j Kauna.
Geguzes Is d., vietine mill
CHA sueme # virsaiti, j.. Sc
niuna, kuris pirmiau buvo pa
sislepes If nugabeno il. taipat
L Kauna. Tie yaldininkai uz-
rakino rastine ir uzdejo ant
spaudas; busianti dar revizija
|'visQ rastQ If klygp. Tue tar
pu rastine uzdaryta, diena II
nakti stow sargai, o vsi ras-
tines darbai sustoje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
ATsIsTATYDINo zYMUS
JURININKAs.

SAN DIEGO Cal, liepos 4.
= Dedes Samo karo laivynas
neteko zymaus jurininko atsi-
statydinus is tarnybos kapito-
nui D, F, Wurtzbaughtl, ,buvu-
siam Great Lakes Naval Trai-
ming stoties komendantui.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
WASHINGTON, liepos 4.

WASHINGTON, liepos 4.
Kuomet pereita sestadieni pre-
zidentas Hardingas atidare
anglekasiu ir kasyklu savinin-
kp konferencija, abb pusi iEi
siol turejjo iris sesijas. Ir ne
rasta jokio susitaikymui pag-
rindo.
Kasyklp savininkai pirmiau
sia nori gryzti prie 1917 metz
uzzmokesnio darbininkams. An
glekasiQ virsaieiai su tue ne
sutinka.
Kasyklp savininkai reika-
1auja, kad kiekviename kasy-
klp distrikte savininkai tar
tusi skyrium su savo darbinin-
kais.
, Anglekasiq oaganizaoijos viz
Saieiai if SUI tue nesutinka.
Ir Xxi vakar vakaro nesu-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
NIEKO NAUJA IS ANCLEkA kAsIy kONFERENCDOS

rastas pagrindas, kuriuomi pa
'siremiant butq galima abiem
pus9m stoti j derybas.
!, Kai-kurie kasyklu savinin
kd vakar pranese, kad jei su
streikininkais nebus galima su
sitaikinti, tai jie kuoveikia1
atidarysia savo kasyklas ir /
Jas pakviesia neunistus dar-
.bininkus, kurie dirbsia paeios
'vyriausybes globoje.
Visose sesijose dalyvayo
Darbo sekretorius Davis ir
Komercijos sekretorius Hoo
yer.
Gia laulziama prezidento
Hardingo paskelbiant susitai-
kymo salygu. Tas salygas abb
pusi lures priimti. Ir kuovei-
kiau lures but pabaigtas strei-
kas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
SUS|TARTA SU zYDAIS.

WASHINGTON, VI. 80 d
(Elta). = Su zydais Lietuvo-
je susitarta. zydQ ministeri-
ia Lietuvoje paliekama atski-
TO istatymo iSleidimu. Birze-
lio 26 d. ministerip kabinetas
prien2 istatymoa projekta zy-
dq ministerial steigti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
JAMA1KA PRIEs KINUs.

KINGSTON, liep. 4. Ja-
maikoy valdzia painfornlavo
garlaiviu kompanijas, kad at
city salon nebus ileidziami d-
mai irnigrantai, kurie ,nemoka
ssi-ta angliskai parasyti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
Po R1NK1MU MEKs1KoJE.

MEXICO CITY, liepos A
Pereita sekmadiepi Meksikoje
ivyko kongreso atstovQ rinki-
mai. Pasekrnes dar nezino-
mos. TeGiaus tvirtinama,
kad siandienine iObregono val
dzia laimejusi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
9 zUvo ANT GELEzIN-
KELIO. $

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, lie
pos 4. Ties Winslow juno
ton Philadelphia and Reading
ekspresinis traukinis nusoko
nuo begiq If nusirito nuo py-
lymo.
Pranesta, kad 9 zmones zu-
vo If apie 100 suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
PINIGU KURSAS.

Svetimq saIiq pinigq yerte,
mainant nemaziau 25,0OO dol
liepos 8 d., buvo toia pagal.
Merchants Loan 8 Trust CO.
Anglijos sterL svarui 4.5O
Prancij0s 100 franlp 9.12
Itaijos 100 lirq 5.4
Lietuvos 100 auksinq .23.
Vokietijos 100 markip .23.
: Lenkq 100 nlarl1q = O2;
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
ARKLYs IBEGo zMoN1U
MINION.

Lorraine, Tex, liepos 4.
Arkliq lenktyniu laiku vie
mas arklys staiga pasuko So
nan If smoge zmoniQ minion.
Vienas zmogus zuvo If 3 su-
zeista..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
SUSEkTA SkATTLINGA
BOLsEVlky ARMUA.
JAJA REM1AMA DELEGA-
q. CHA HAGoJE.
Bolsevikai turi karo mokyklas,
industrija. =

HAGUE, Olandija, iep. 8. ~
- Vieno .amerikoniSko laik-
,raScio korespondentui teko pa
tirti apie militarine bolsevisti,
mes Rusijos pad6ti. Tai jis pa
tyres ne nuo ruso, bet nuo ko-
kio svetimSalio.~
Padarius taika su Lenkila
bolSevistine Rusija turejo s.
100000 kareiviQ. zymi dais
tos annijos- demobilizuota, q
likusioji perorganizuota taip
idant j butq tinkama Stems
pazangiems laikams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05

atSaukta is Kinijos miesto Han
kovo. 49,
TOKYO, liepos 5. Japoni-
jos vyriausybe grieztai uzgina pa
skleistas zinias, kad buk j ga
minanti visa eile ma51 karo laivQ.
CHICAGO, liepos 5. Gatvo-
karip kompatnija pasiqle darbi-
ninkams 20 centu mazesne ua-
mokesni vafandoje. Darbininkai
grieztai atmeta pasiulyma
WASHINGTON, liepos 5.
Senate komitetas pradejo tyrine-
jjiimus, kokiais tikslais begalo brah-
ginama gazolina.
HAGUE, liepos 5. Vakar
bolsevikai konfereneijos kredito
subkomisijai idayef fsayo atsakyma.
CHICAGO, liepos 5. Did
zziuose ezeruose plaukiojanciq lai-
w jurininkai nerimauja. Cali xii
lti streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
ORAS S

CHICAGO. - siandie prama-
tomas grazus oras If Sileiau. Sau-
l6 teka $40, leidziasi 8:29.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
LitVinov reniamas.

Siandie bolsevistinej Rusi-
joi veikia tik dvi svarbiausios
orsanizuotos spekos. Tai armi=
ia ir GrezviGaika - bolseVis-
tine polieija.
Crezyieaika daugumoje boil
Sevikp valdzia apdraudzia pa
Gioje Rusijoje. Su armija boil
Sevikai grumoja savo kaimi-
ningoms valstybems.
BolSevistine armija taipat
stow uzpakaly Finkelsteino a
las Maxim Litvinovo, kurs y
IA delegacijos pirmininku Ha-
que konferencijoje. Delto toJe
konfereneijoje Siandie Litvi-
nov drasiai kalba If smarkau-
ia. Shame atsitikime nereika-
lingi nei aiSkinimai.
Parinkti karininkai.
Apsaugos komisaras Trotzky
daugiausia pasidarbavo pasta
tyti bolsevikq armija ant
auAaesniojo laipsnio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
TraInsportacija.

Ta militarini progresa boise
vikams sulaiko neiSsprestas
'krizis .su anglimis. Teciaus Ia
>liosios medziagos karo indus
trijoms turima uztektinai.
Transportacija is militarinio
atzvilgio pagerinta. 1918 me-
tais tur6ta 5000 lokomotivQ,
is kuriq 5000 buvo gerame
padejime. siandie jau turima
18,5O0 lokomotivQ, is klrip
1000 yra kuogeriausiame sto-
Wy.
700 lokomotivQ uzsakyta Vo-
kietijoj il 1000 svedijoj. IS
Vlenur II kltur slmet bus1prls-
>tatyta po $50 lokomotivQ. 80
jau gauta.
Abelnai INFANT, transportaci-
ia mobilizacijai zymiai page-
rinta.
ApAiios padalinimas.
Taigi, Siandie bolsevikai tu-
ri 100000 vyrq armijoje. Visi
kareiviai yra 81, % il % me
tn amziaus. zymi dalis ju dar
kaip reikiant neislavinta. Bet
puiki sovietq propaganda me-
dziaga. Is militariniQ mokyklq
'iiSleidziami tik vieni komunis-
tiniai fanatikai.
Puse visos tos bolseviliQ
skaitlingos armijos laikoma
Rumunijos, Lenkijos If Suo-
mijos pasieniais. Skaitlingi
burial yra Kaukaze If Siberi-
joje, dalis isdalinta po visus di
desniuosius miestus, daugiau-
'sia Maskvoje ir apylinkese.
Imta Saukti tarnybon 1922
m. naujokai. Juos sumobili-
zavus ar bus paleisti 1919 m,
fkareiviai, nieko tikra nezino-
ma.
Anot kerespondento, siandie
bolSevistin6 rmija skaitosi
! taip auksta organizacija, kaip
Prancijos armija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05

BERLYNAs, liepos S. Pla-
cciai ci 1inomas laikrastininkas n vo-
kieciu militarizmo priesas Maxi
milan Harden priemiesty Gfuen=
valid arti savo manu- uzpultas ir
pavojingai apmuStas. Vienas uz-
puolikas suimtas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
WASHINGTON. liepos /!

: .1cf - = -'---
Anglekasiq streiko reikale konfe7
rencijja atideta Xxi iepos 10 d..
Ia diena gal prezidentas Hardin
gas paduos susitaikymm projekta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05

Visas jaunimas auksciau Is
m. bus miitariniai lavinamas
If game skiepijamos komunis-
tines doktrinos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05
NAUJAUSIOS ZINIOS.

PARYzIUs, liepos 5. - An
glijos atstoyas Tautu sajungoje
lordas Esher tog sajungos nugin-
kIavimo komisijai idave projekta,
kuri1omi turi but sumazintos vi
sq Europos valstybiu armijos.
Prancijai projektu skiriama $780,
600 vyrp nuolatines armijos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05

LoNDoNAs, liepos 5. Pra-
nesta, kad Japonijos kariuomene
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05

atsaukta is Kinijos miesto Han
kovo. 80.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-07-05

r.,,,yy:sse'-Y os ''t's''s'ss u ask1
The Washington herald., 1922-01-29
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but Il does remove from the venous blood
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after operating. For sale at the DORMAN
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The Washington herald., 1922-01-29

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The Washington times., 1922-05-03
ACE FAILS TO KEEP
OHIOANS FROM WORKING

McARTHCR, Ohio. May 3.-This
little Ohio village is full OF persons
who. refusing to consider themselves
old. keep right on at their regular
duties.
First comes Uncle Dan VIII,
aged ninety years. lie Is at his desk
in the bank every day-jus: where
he has been daily for the last sixty
three years.
Mrs. Jane Lyons, ninety'four, does
her housewOrk-every bit Of it-and
enjoys herself
Mrs. Mary McGee is only ninety
years of age. OF course, shs does
not even think OF giving up her
daily routine. The same thing goes
for Mrs. Rebecca Blackstone. same
age.
William Kennard, eighty-four
years, works every day at his trade.
He is carpenter.
David Moore, at eighty-one, never
misses a day as deputy clerk OF
court.
John Nansky. eighty-four. is feel
Ing great Those below eighty
years OF age are not even consid.
cred up in years.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
F|REDESTROYS
OIL BARRACKS
ATHYATTSV|LLE
Living Quarters of Gas Com
pany Employees Razed by
Flames.

HYATTSVILLE. Md. May a.
Fire OF unknown origin totally de.
stroycd the barracks Of the Potomac
OH and Gas Company, on the Wash,
inCton.Narlboro turnpike just out,
aide the District line. last night. The
building. which housed employees Of
the company and their families, was
valued at about $1,000 All the
household effects OF the occupants
Were burned.
There waS 40 one In the building
when the fire broke out. shortly
after } o'clock.
The fire was discovered BY officer
Frank Prince. Of the mounted State
police, who rode into Washington
and called out two engines from No
10 engine house. in southeast Wash
inSton. The flames had gained such
headway as to endanger other prop
erty by the time the apparatus ar.
rived.
The police are searching for men
who attempted TO break into the
barracks Monday night and break
open the safe where tho payroll waA
kept.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
1S0-Mile Battle Line
In China Is Quiet; New
Alliance Worries Flu
BY International News Service

PEKING. May 3.-After a day OF
comparative quiet along the $50.
mile battle line, extending from
MIachang to the Hun river, hostilities
were expected to- be resumed today
between the forces OF WI Pei T'u
and Chang Tso Lin, rival war lords
contending for control of China's in
ternal affairs.
The alliance OF Sun Vat Sen, OF
South China, with Chang Tso Lin
evidently is giving concern TO WI
Pei t'u. 1t is reported here that his
ace divisions have not been thrown
into the battle south of Peking. be-
ing held in reserve Tor fear OF at.
tacks in Shantung and Human
provinces.
The populace of Peking apparently
leans in sentiment toward WI. who
is known among the people as the
savior of China"
According TO reports reaching
here, the fighting 90 far has devel-
oped no decided advantage for either
side
Plans for the defense OF the diplo-
matte quarter. should II become
necessary. have been completed. /.
The legation guards are drilling
daily, and their presence has added
sense of security 10 the foreign
colony.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
CHINA WARFARE
SSEEN DUE To
HATEFOR JAPS
Vanderbilt Says Oriental Up
heavals Profoundly Studied
in Washington.
By CORNELIUS VANDERBILT, Jr.

(Copyr!ght. 1927, by Universal serrice)
Developments between the war
ring factions in China are being
made the subject OF profound study
in official circles.
The main question seems to be
the outcome OF the present ais
rupted state OF affairs: and what
will eventually develop in the place
of the three warning parties. A
quick survey OF the situation re
veals r complex tumble.
China is represented in Wash
ington by Alfred Sao-Ke-Sze, min
lister OF the North China faction;
and delegate TO the Washington
conference. The new preu CT OF
North China was appoin, d by
General Chang-Tso-lin. whom Lord
Northcliffc. the British publisher.
claims is the direct representative
of Japan in China.
Sun Yat-Sen. self-styled ''presi-
dent" OF South China, Is repre-.
scented In the United States by Ma
500, his special agent, graduate
Of several American universities
who makes his home in New York
city. ana his embassy N Wash
inStOD. MOST OF tne Nhlnese III
America are from Sun-Yat-Sen's
province.
Wu-Pel.Fu. the leader ~ the
central.western forces In China. is
little known in the United States,
and is regarded by some as the
only really.real Chinaman OF the
group.
Thus, through brief survey, we
find North China in the person OF
Minister SZe, backed by General
Chang -Tso-Lin. the alleged pro.
Japanese officer. and Central and
South China backed by two men
both more Chinese than Japanese
at heart.
But North China. although It II
scarcely one.fourth the size OF
South and Central China, IS prac-
tically under the control OF the
Japanese. Almost all the conces-
sions belong 10 Japanese capital:
most OF the money in circulation
was coined in Japan.
Besides, North China is the home
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
CHARGE OF BiGAMY is
OUTLAWED, SAYS MAYO

NEW YORK, May 3.-Counsel for
Nirginius St. Julian Mayo, wealthy
manufacturer, declared in opening
the defense of their client on II two.
year-old bigamy ch,rge, yesterday.
that he agreed 10 the ceremony with
Wilhelmina slayer IN 1904. so she
could satisfy her relatives.
Miss Meyer was aware Mavo had
not been divorced, the defense
charged.
During 1910 or 1911 ne formed an.
other attachment" the defense con
tinued. "He met Mrs. Dudley, or
Lois Waterbury. After his first
wife. Mrs. Florence Weeks Mayo, OBJ
tanned her divorce in 1915, ne mar.
ried Mrs. Dudley.
Mr.. Mayo was resident here and
came here for business. Under the
law. IL five years have been sncnt in
this way, the alleged crime is out.
lawed. Miss Meyers purpose in
bringing this suit is to collect a judg.
ment."
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
METHODS OF AMERICAN
GIRLS PUZZLE FRENCH

PARIS, May 3.-Stories Of Ameri.
can girls checking their corsets in
the wardrobes of dance halls are the
subject of much conjecture on the
part OF French women. They ask
why the girls bother TO wear the
corsets to the dance. But the latest
adaptation of the dance hall check.
room in Paris is TO use II for check
ing babies. Recently an inspection
OF the wardrobe OF an Etoile dance
hall revealed a half dozen babies
slumbering peacefully in the pigeon
holes usually reserved for hats.
The maternal neglect aroused the
ire OF the editorial writer of the
Paris Journal. This is something
had read about before" he de-
clares. only such things ordinarily
occur in Chicago of Milwaukee. This
time ii is Parisienne. We have
check room for infants. Decidedly
we are becoming very American"
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
BURGLARS RoBBlNG STORE
CAUSE $235,OOO BLAZE

NORFOLK. Va. Nav 3.-Burglars,
who attempted to blow open the
safe, are believed to be responsible
for a fire which destroyed A. r..
Goodman & Brothers department
store, in Portsmouth. early yester.
dav. with a loss OF s235.O00.
Detectives investigating the fire
found two iron bars sawed from the
windows in the rear OF the store
and two suitcases, stuffed with silk
taken from the store were found in
the alley.
The fire was preceded by a heavy
explosion that shattered all the
glass in the building and blew a hole
in the floor near the office.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03

of the Manchus. And the Man
chus correspond TO the royalists
OF France and England, except
that they still hold a great deal
more power than either OF these
classes in Europe.
The ManChus went under when
the republic was formed in China.
AT the time OF the Boxer rebel
lion it was decrced that the
Manchus should never again hold
power.
However. in some diplomatic
circles in Washington. II is prophe-
sled that the present eruption is
nothing more than a concentrated
upheavsl In order to place the
Manchus back in control, and give
To them the right 10 rcappoint
their king and his followers.
The Washington times., 1922-05-03
MRS. MAXWELL
URG[SPASSAGE
OF BONUS BILL
Woman Overseas Veteran Did
Service In France and
Serbia.

Prompt passage Of the soldiers
bonus bill. compensating those who
went over and fought the war. as
we'll as those who stayed in this
country and trained the fighting
forces. should be passed by Congress
in the opinion Of Mrs. L. r. Max.
well. herself q veteran Of the world
war. who saw eighteen months serv.
ice abroad.
Mrs. Maxwell, who II from Chi.
cago. is in Washington attending tho
Women's Overseas Service League
OF which she is member. During
the war Mrs. Maxwell spent eight
months in France with the A. e. f.
and ten months in Serbia.
The question of soldiers bonuses,
II IL expected, will be taken up to-
day by the delegates to the Overseas
Service League In an effort to urge
upon Congress the prompt passage
Of a bonus bill.
Congress must eventually facs
the issue squarely Of q bonus for
it's soldiers, sailors and marines who
fought and won this war" said Mrs.
Maxwell. I'VE have delayed al
ready too long In showing our graft.
tude for these heroes and II Is to be
hoped that the 200. 900 signatures,
signed to the petition yesterday pre-
sented TO Congress By the Hearst
newspapers. will be needed by men,
bers Of Congress and that they will
act promptly upon the bonus bill"
Efforts of helping the returning
soldier will be carried on in many
ways in addition to the expected
action on the bonus bill. Hundreds
of soldiers are now being placed in
employment through the cooperation
of the Women's Overseas League
and Federal Employment offices.
At the present time there are
about 1900 members in the league.
The possibilities for a much greater
however. II is pointed
out, are favorable !nasmuch as there
were $4,000 women in America who
saw service overseas