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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30
RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR RENT-3 MODERN IoMgs CHEVY
Chase. d. G.. near cars. Also eleven rooms
"a. h' oi:v. SaS', ss residence Gear s'F'''
BEAUTIFUL HOME. 8 ROOMS. FAITH; CON
i i9lf D iss7:, Key at 40 R NE CAN 30 =:
CLEVELAND PARK.
ssE Groom hGS srt.r with
ll1s ver moss Ave HeAlIf CO. Decatur 1879.
enc: sleepins; and other porches: semi Diet;
Sroksrs i a PsysE eSRnsd 1850 nj
six rooms. baths 1isS ot-Sa T heat. cleo
trsty r lsrs ..o cellar detached in good re-
Room D' ~, s1iI: EFa. MCLEAN Main ,o,,.
ri s0 g; "a: sSTS rsSlT IaE$s
c; ~, Tf ) 81. EE
1911 EUCLID ST. Nw.-s ROOMS AND 49, =.
1855 Lamont sn nwNfi +. b; h-vh ,' ~ ~
500 18th st. nw."s rooms. bath; cleo. ~
7ss 9Th ,n.w'-s rooms, bath; cleo. la =. -.
..o0' GEORGE w: LiNK1Ns. $500 49,.
1888 De Sales St. NV. Decatur $500.
SEMI-DETACHED-$62.50 so.
1887 OTIS ST. NE.
sl. SGes G Soreh breaksst porcs
Tsssd isSn, ssT;s s Ksss at 1885 Otis st
FOR COLORED.
1892 18th st. NV rooms and bath; -. ~
All. q St NV nW.-a rooms. bath h-wh., '.''O
eo2 sand st. NV rooms and bath. s!so
1924 SIND St rn nwS rooms iN snG water 1000
1888 De saiss ST. Nv LiNH peestur $500
SIS KENYON ST. NV. $3.50
Sly rooms, bath. h;.w.h.' cleo. garage
a.. S ssi 3 5,s ~ ena e.ijs.,n s' y.
Isl, Six rooms: tiled bath and shower h.-wh.'
''' ~. rS - ;cssEsE SHAPIRO CO. NC c.,
coLoRED TENANTS.
1924 9th St. rooms and bath. ami.
1883 Wallsss SIS rooms ana bath; .. . ~
1908 Lamont St rooms and BATH. 3oS5
BOSS 4 PHELPS,
8 ST NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE. ONE OF
eycsflens order; 10 looms. saith. seam heat.
c'ectrlcit tHc fas. extra lavstory on the third
'' ,.o- , L6gIs + sEoEMAkEe: go.
lful NeW YORK ave NV Main ll0o
6oI BELMONT ST. NV.
Very attractive emi-detached 6-room ard
bath house Just of Georgia ave. in first-
class residential section Excellent heating
plant. electric lights, large porches, rear
yard with garase; $50.
AN UNUSUAL CHEVY CHASE HOME,
1915 Norwood Drive
Beautiful detached home overlooking Chevy
Chase Coli Course, one square south of
Bradley lane at Wisconsin, ave. large
rooms % bedi ooms). living room 16x24. tiled
path with built-in tub. shower and fixtures.
tiled lavatory additional. large porch. garage
10 match house. Biz let with shrubbery A
real bargain at $40 per month
CAFTITz.
18th q <. NJ $3.50.
COLORED.
l244 goth st. 1.w.--7 rooms and bath, cleo
trio lights. $50 per month.
S2S c3rd ST.. DIV rooms. convenient
downtown location, s22.So per month.
Marion Court 7th and r SITS. NV
LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York Ave. NV. Main l1ss.
us END ST. NV.
ef R66Msi sE zND st R19Ms =" Bed ,.s 50
w. ]. PlLLlNG,
1416 F ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1887 SPRING RID. NV.
Just off 10th st. and only one
square from 14th st. car line.
All outside rooms and in good
condition. Convenient location
Resident Manager, Apt. l0!.
| room. kit. dining alcove and
bath. $500.
| room, kitchen and bath,
$4,000.
, rooms, kitchen and bath,
S02. so.
) rms, kit. dining alcove. bath,
$67 so.
p. r. SAUL CO..
Main 2loo s25 18th St. NV:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30
lOOG RENIED.

p..r,i,WI T I,,nrv WH tan.!tSy br,rE co,,,a
apartment in one Of the best locations OF
Washington. Rentals are the lowest IN The
trust OF seS,oOo Owner will accept cssh
and small property as part payment. This
liz an excellent Investment Call
BuslNEss PPOPrETIE5 '-1ESAETMENr.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.. INC.
i1le Eye st. Main sols.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30
RENT HOUsEs-FUR. & UNFUR.

sEMT-BUNGAIow. z ROOMS. SLEEPING
rosd Call North 1868.
R.. 81 PORCH. B.. EXTRA LAVATORY;
huilt-in garage; Oil burner; near cars, buses
Adams l101. to 4. today only
s. ROOMS; PARTLY FURNISHED: WATER.
electricity. Rent. SEQ month Call Mrs. r.
JONES, Washington ave. Capitol Heights.
ed-Select neiehborhood. beautiful home
with bedrooms. big closets, baths. living
room library. sun porch. 2-car garage. big
kitchen. large pantry, built-in breakfast al
cove. handsome basement. stationary tubs.
servants toilet: ideal home in Woodbridge.
sain to rent quick, sS5 month. or furnished.
800 available at once. Phone Owner. Poto-
mac 1895 to inspect. Nothing compares with
1t in Northwest anywhere near this rental.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-30

COLORED
l24a goth st. NV rooms and bath, cleo
trio lights. $50 per month.
82S c3rd ST.. DIV rooms. convenient
downtown location, s22.50 per month
Marion Court. It'll and r SITS. nw.-4
rooms, SIS per month
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York Ave. NV. Main 1885
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22

REPAIRING on all makes Of cars. Ex- pert mechanics available day and night.
 Hotel Washington Garage. Phone l735.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
EDUCATIONAL
Local and l'ri,ate lnstr,nlors

W ANTED-I want to talk to young man over 21, now employed. but dis SatiShed, who has real desire to get out of the rut and can see an oppor- tunitS in the accounting profession Must have common. school education be willing to de> ote some spare time acquiring knowledge of this work ur- der direct supervision of certified pub lie accountant. For interview, give age, employment. Write Classified Box K, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wante,i-Women

GERMAN girl wishes to do bons,r-o,1 Apply a5 Austin St.
 POSITION as h0useI a,I,,1r T----17--,-- iI couple or very small family hv ro6uu, American widow. References eycbanc.d Herald, Box G1 q
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
Service Stations-Repairing 1i

RADIATOR repairing at lowest pricsp quick aervice: satisfaction guar anteed New England Radiator Worke. 25 East Main St. near Main. Telephone S60.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22

TIEEs. BATTERIES. AUTO ELECTRIC SEKV1fE-P. & V Tire < Battery Co., SGl Myrtle St Phone 369s
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Building Lots For Sale

BUILDING LOTS. Excellent Iocations Prices reasonable. THE W. L. HATCH CO. City Hall building. 2s West Main St. Telephone BOO
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22

INDIAN NECK, Brauford-I.arge cot- tage for rent for week commencing August %. Inquire T. II. Baldwin, Nensnston. or Baldwin cottage. In dian Neck
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
EDUCATIONAL
OasMtil2 Teal.ht.l

ALL TYPES OF DANCING TAUGHT
 Emerson Studio. l5o W. Main St. Phone 6l3 or 1436-W for appointment.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22

4 PAIR OF good farm horses for sale. Inquire John Eingquist Elm Hill. Tel. x. B. 5552-J.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
Farms For Sale

FARMS AND SUBURBAN PROPERTY For sale ard exchange for city prop srty. Nj. Parsons. S4 State St., Hart. ford. Telephone 2-3415. kENSINGTON-17 acres of land and $ room house. All kinds of fruit trees; very good location Reasonable price r. Denuzze. l76 Main St Phone l3A3 or 5442-J
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
Suburban For Ken
Vacation Places For Rent

PLAINElLLE. BROAD ST.-5 room tenc- ment. Improvements Batttste Bossi Telephone Erist ol 24Sf-o
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
Houses For Rent

TO RENT or lease at 696 West Main St room single house. Completely retin- iShed inside and our. To responsible party. References exchanged. New Britain Spring Co.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22

Hl'PMOB1I.E SERVICE. Expert mechan- ics. Garage space and storage. The kngsbu~y Motor Sales Co. 250 Arch Street TaInploun oD3l
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22

ALL MAKES of phonosraphs repaired. Expert renatrmen. Call for One Hour Andy, o2se. Blair & Brodrib. 110 Main St
 BEDDING. mattresses, cushions, etc., made equal to new; returned same day. Bedding made to order; upholsteriug Hardware City Bedding Co, GO Ire mont St. Tel. S125
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
LIVE STOCK
Dogs, Cats, Pets
Eggs. Poultry supplies
Horses. Vehicles

LIVE poultry ma -set; also fresh eggs. Domenico Di Pinto. 13G Winter St. Telephone %GS6.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
BNsiness Places For Rent

PARK ST, $3c-Building. 4,ooO square feet suitable for any purpose. Altera- tons ran be made and use of electric elevator Inquire SIS Stanley St. Tele- phone 1i92.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

x NANTED-Csed double baby carriage
 stroller Telephone 25S-W.
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS i-s oak St. Monuments of all sizes and oescflptlons. Reasonable. Phone 2632
New Britain herald., 1928-08-22

INTERIOR DECORATloNS-tla etc. Call on our service for socals and weddings Eddy Awning and Decorat- ing O.. 23l Arch St
Evening star., 1928-05-29
50 STUDENTS HURT
|. IN BELGRADE RIOTS
Mounted Police Charge Group
After Portrait of Musso-
iini Is Burned.

By the AssoHfatsd Pfees.
BELGRADE, Jugosiayia, May 2g.-
-Four students were seriously wounded
and 20 others injured in a drawn bat
tie early this morning between police
and students who were demonstra ting
against the ratification Of the Nettuno
convention.
Mounted police with drawn swords
charged a group gathered on the steps
Of the Students Home. which was re-
Gently prevented 10 the university by
King Alexander.
The demonstrations started with the
burning Of q portrait Of Premier Mus
soItnl OF Italy. Police scattered the
mob. but ~ reasSembied later and stu
dents shouted
Down with Mussolinil Down with
FaScisml"
Police with fixed bayonets and
mounted police chased the student
rioters and arrested 40.
A. Bordrero Italian Minister, t0day
lodged a written protest against con-
tinucd anti-Ttalian demonstrations IN
Jugosiayia with the government. 1t
was coucbed In most preemptory terms.
He demanded the immediate and severe
punishment Of all Jugoslav authorities
in ths affected districts for their alleged
laz.ty.
Infuriated students have drawn up a
fiery petition 10 King Alexander com
planning against alleged brutality of the
police. The petition also protests
against the governments proposal to
ratify the kettuno pact In order 10
piacate Italy.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
CHILDREN PLAN FETE.
German Orphan Asylum 10 Hold
Festival Tomorrow.

4 MAY pole dance, the crowning of
queen ana cflildfen'g fancy drills
viii feature tIlf annual May festival 70
be held for the benefit of the German
Orphan Asylum st the asylum On Dood
Hope f0ad IN Ana@0stia beginning to-
HaoFTog afternoon st 3 o'clock and con-
tiD0ing until evening under auspices Of
the Ladies Sewing Eoeiety gf the In
stitata9a,
paesa5o1 ny EuDt and MFe, Andreag
Huffman " the home, assisted by Miss
Helen Widnisger st The piano. Miss
Vivian Booth has been chosen queen.
The committee on arrangements cof-
sists % Mrs. Catherine I0fIief, Mrs.
Emma Tii0Hrf0Tdt, Mrs. r., WlegsDd,
MTe August AoeiieF, Mrs M H. Hoist
and Mre " g. Zimmerman Of the
sewing SSGtSty
Evening star., 1928-05-29
WORK OF WATCHERS
Is CALLED ILLEGAL
Woman Official Tells Senate Body
Philadelphia Registrations
We're Dictated"
Er tie Asa.aste4 pee...

bg tie AksGesStAs Psess
Afs. Marie a. O'Ccnneyi. q reZistrA-
ton commissioner in Philadelphia. to-
DAY tod TIE Senate subcommittee
handing the Ba1s-Wllson senatorial
contest that Republican "watcfeYg9
during sF1e Pal registration Of 1926 had
III many instances illegally influenced
n yegsstEztg1fa officials.
Ez2Dqssle5 Dy David WalieYssein of
William X. Wilson's counsel Ia the con-
best against Ee1stor ~sieet William n.
Ware. ts3e commissioner SAID she hsd
personally Investigated activities VI the
Satessefs' On registration days.
bfteY outlining how ti1e watchers
z = seIectsc upon recommendation of
tk3s political organizations, ERe said
they f1So frequently gone Dey0nd their
function ~ "o3etatsDa. interfering gitn
Ss2a attempting " contgD! the regsstra-
1soa
Mrs. CConnell said that watchers
'1z1 often toFDe6 regssilaaign w0rkeYa
~ % 8ogk gtsseg tfaan tiast properly as
signed IN them. adding that when D
e3t8z2g9 cSn8s IN they 0ld not hesita "
~ tel rim nov ~ feglsteY,"
Her 1eAtgI8o9y 8aS admitted for the
YecoES 9*er the oig5efstIgg1 ~ Edgaf6 A..
Kelly. counsel .ar Ware. Gefaat1Y Water
man. IteplsDilesB, CoIoFaG0, stipulated
fslS1 II s0asiG flgt De considered ~ egj-
deg8Ge- fs@NeyeF, unless direct coT1tlee-
ton va sSgoBa NItn the contest pend
Ing.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
ABNER PRICE DIES
AFTER AUTO CRASH
Young Man Fatally Hurt and
Companion Injured by Hit
Run Driver. .

Abner Price, 19 years old, of Rock
Point. Md, who was injured when the
car in which he was riding near his
home Sunday night collided with an
other machine bearing District
license, which drove away after the
crash, died last night at $50 O'Clock
at Emergency Hospital as result Of
his injuries. Sterling Wise, 10 years
old, also of Rock Point, who was in
jured in the same accident, was re-
ported suffering from shock and bruises
and is expected to recover.
Sheriff Vernon Cooksey Of Charles
County, Md, was notified OF Prices
death last night, and an inquest may
be held in an effort to determine the
identity of the driver of the District
car and TX responsibility for the acci-
dent.
Boy Badly Injured.
Nine-year-old Theodore Chick Of Ills
N street, was knocked down and seFi-
oltsly injured by an automobile driven
by Barney Weitz Of $500 Ninth street
IS he attempted 10 cross in front Of
1892 Tenth street at about O'Clock
last night. He was given first aid at
Garfield Hospital for a possible frac :
ture Of the skull and injuries to his
face and head before being taken 10
ChiIdren's Hospital, where his condl-
ton was reported undetermined.
Motor Cycle Policeman r. q. Williams
Of the twzlfth precinct suffered frac-
ture Of his left wrist and injuries 70 his
head last night about 1890 O'Clock
when thrown from his motor cycle in
avoiding collision with the automobile
Of Ben niamsn r. Greenweli, 443 Twelfth
street northeast which was backing
from the bridge over the railroad tracks
at T street northeast He was given
first aid al Casualty Hospital
Other Traffic Accidents.
Joseph Banks, colored. 2G years old
22iO Virginia avenue. was severely in
jured yesterday morning when thrown
from the seat Of a motor truck driven
by Edward Sullivan, 10 Fourth street
northeast, at South Capitol and NJ
streets southeast. He was treated at
Emergency Hospital for fractures OF
his hip and shoulder.
Marvin Wolfe, 1911 Wyoming avenue,
was driver Of an automobile that col
iided At CEampgain street and Kaiorama
road about 8 o'clock last night with
the motor cycle Of Enoch Craig, c0iOred,
81 years old, OF 2205 Cnamplain street.
Craig suffered from injuries received
when he vas being thrown from his
motor cycle, and was taken 10 Emer-
gency Hospital.
Thomas Janney. coIored. Is years old.
1903 Jay street northeast, was knocked
dOyn at Fifteenth and II streets north
east early last evening by an automobile
driven by Harold A Thiries. Bowie, Nd.
and suffered injuries 10 his head and
face. He was given first aid al Casu-
atty Hospital, where physicians reported
his, condition not serious.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
HEAVY VOTE LIKELY
IN WEST VIRGINIA
ff-Hoover and Anti-Smith
Contests Mark Last
State Primary.
Bx the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, May 90
Voters in this State went to the polls
today to designate their choice for ma
tional and State executives.
An overcast sky with the sun at
tempting to peek through the clouds
greeted the voters as the march to the
polls began. Early indications were for
a record vote.
Senator Guy D. Goff, Republican
sought Endorsement for the presidential
nomination as fayorate son. Arrayed
against him was Herbert Hoover.
In the Democratic scuffle for ma
stional convention delegates Gov. Smith
of New York and Senator Reed of Mis-
souri, were involved.
Last State Primary.
It is the last State primary prior
to the Kansas City convention. West
Virginia will send 10 delegates. The
State law CARRIE no obligations for dele
gates to support the popular choice in
the preferential primary. Most of the
candidates for Republican delegates
were unpiedged
The ballot today Is the longest in the
State history, In the larger counties ap-
prcximating 500 names. more than
10000 citizens were candidates tor one
Office or another.
The Hoover faction insisted the ''fa-
vorite-son" movement would receive q
jolt. Followers of Senator Goff were
equally confident. The polling hours
were $50 am. to $50 pm.
Democratic Fight on Smith.
The Democratic fight was a direct
Smith and anti-Smith affair, with nc
delegates actively supporting the Mis-
sourian. A complete slate of Smith
delegates was placed in the field by G
w. Osenton, Democratic national com.
mitteeman for West Virginia, and ar
anti-Snith slate also made its ap-
pcarance. pledged 10 go TO Houston un-
instructed. regardless Of the preferen-
tial result.
DR. Henry d. Hatfield, Gov. Howard
NJ. Gore and Benjamin L. Rosenbloon
are rival candidates for the Republican
United States senatorial nomination
Senator NJ. NJ. Eeely is unopp0sed foi
denomination by the Democrats.
Nominations also were to be made foi
Governor and other State officers, al
well as for district and local posts.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
NEARLY 200 NEW BRIDES
AUTHORIZED BY CONGESS
Alabama Leads Bill Parad AL
though Entire Country VII
Benefit by Structures.

The SEVENTEEN Congress can ID claim
to fame as the Congress Of nrides.
Since the session opened in pecem-
Der 1t has authorized the constrGion of
nearly 200 such structures ovl navi-
gable streams in almost every sAion OF
the country.
Alabama led In the bridge biparade,
with Tennessee close second Quite a
number of permits for birding the
Ohio were granted and some + rivers
on the Pacific Slope, but tn largest
bridge project OF them all. thaof con-
Meeting San Francisco and lameda,
failed to get out of commit in the
House and reached the Senatfrom its
commerce committee only to main on
the calendar.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
MAYFLOWER HOTEL
BONDS ARE PLACED
Total Sales of $1,000, 900
Reported as Record Trans
action in District.

The underwriting of bond issues on
the Mayflower Hotel. Connecticut ave-
nue. and De Sales street, totaling So
900, ,000-the largest believed ever to
have been secured by privately owned
real estate in the District of Columbia
was revealed today by Mai. w. L..
Browning, vice president of the May
flower Hotel Co, and one of the origi-
nal promoters of the building.
The bonds, Maj. Browning reported,
all have been sold and yesterday the
deeds Of trust on the property were filed
with the District recorder of deeds.
The new bond issues on the May
flower Hotel are a first mortgage of
81. 500 600. drawing per cent interest
on 2o-year sinking fund plan, and a
second mortgage of s., 400, 900, drawing
IL per cent interest, also on the 20
year sinking fund plan. The first issue
was underwritten by the American
Bond e. Mortgage Co. of New York and
Chicago, Graham-ParSons Corporation
Of Boston and Halsey. Stuart e. Co Of
New York and Philadelphia. The sec.
ond mortgage issue was underwritten
By the American Bond g. Mortgage Co.
and sold by them.
List Of Trustees Named.
The trustees under the first mort
gage issue are the Chatham Phenix
Bank 81 Trust Co. Of New York as cor
porate trustee and Charles C. Moore as
individual trustee, and the trustees
under the second issue are the Ameri-
can Trust 81 Safe Deposit Co OF Chi
cago as corporate trustee and Charles
c. Moore as individual trustee.
COincldently with the announcement
Of the new bond issues on the property.
MAJ. Browning revealed plans In pros.
Decf for the future addition OF three
noors 70 the three rear wings of the
building, which nov have a height OF
30 feet. The front section Of the hotel
Is 10 stories. or l30 feet high In the
projected addition TO the building there
viii be a large ballroom on the ton
dOor, under a nlansard rtJf,
The new bond issues were placed on
the basis Of three appraisals Of the
value Of the property The land, build
Ing. furniture, furnishings and eouip-
nent were appraised by Harry Ward
man. washington realtor, at So, 500 O0O: ::
me land alone was appraised by John L.
Weaver. president OF Weaver Bros.
Local realtors. at s2.5S4,240, and the
land and building we're appraised by
lockwood, Greene e. Co, Inc, of Eew
YORK, at sii 600 900.
Old Bonds Taken Up.
The new bond issues are to run 10
April ], 1945. The old bond Issues
having total Of 81 200 900. were called
for June Of this year and nov have
been paid OF, Maj. Browning reports.
The entire hotel property has been
leased from February is. 1927, TO De-
cennber 81, 1851, 10 the MayGower Hotel
Corporation Of America. Title to the
property ig held by the Mzynower Hotel
Co. Of which Daniel j. OBrien Is prexi-
dent and Maj. Browning vice president.
They hold similar offices In the operat-
Ing company.
: The hotel. one Of the largest and the
most costly In Washington, was pro-
NOTED BY the late Allan z. Walker Of
Washington. in cooperation with Maj.
Browning. II vas opened TO the public
In the early part Of 1925.
Evening star., 1928-05-29
FAIL or rgEISs HgLD sEAE.

NEw YORK. A2 - L2),~Fr2nk
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eFuueEt yeEseHa2y gee5sed czDsegyan
from fs1E government ~ Shanghai re-
EgTSsng that - "e9Hso2ss2g Increment
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p1onass1 TO- GoszsseFy ssag SoE6. Chang
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Evening star., 1928-05-29
French Academy
Raise TO $500 Is
First Since 1875
Special Dispatch to The star

Special Dispatch TO The star.
PARIS. May 29-French "im-
mortelles"-members of the French
Academy-have Just received their
first increase in pay since the revo-
luton of 1895. Their salary, or
indemnity" as it is called, was l,500
francs a year-approximately $500 at
par, although at the present value
of the franc it represents only $50.
The amount has been raised to
5000 francs, which is about 5000.
They viii also continue to get 200
francs each time they attend a ses-
sion. This does not mean much, for
the meetings are few and far be-
tween. Clemenceau, who was elected
before the war, has never attended
meeting.