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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

The following iIrrct"r- elected 10 -erv- Tor
the ensuing year:
George w. Shici t. J,>eph J. Bnnch. g. D. I-,,c
j. W. Lewis l. r. st"t~rt- :. !. Brnwn a., {, Dam
co"p Howard Folk, Vater Perry. Willis SrorrS and
Andrew Hayman. ~
Mr. N e. Pitt VIII has been one IF the pionc-r~
h 'ns great eiort aud s-rvei it, pr~rd-nt for thu
past seven years. Ani)unc he would ha>.. "a.
Al that ne o. relieved Of that Office ut thar ms ser
wee couin ever Dc depended ia Deb Aft OF the com
Pany AMI thst De would contrtve serve ia au ADJ
sr,sy capacity j. II. Young. also account oi hi,
heatn Gould not serve the drest"ra- for the ia
coming Year. WV -
- shePDrt of annual meeting from the C.,I.nrni,
ElSgie Ia their issue Of September l. 1917
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
Annual Satennst Of the Eldorado Gold Star
Missing Company, zss Wilson Building
Los Angeles, Califorsia, for Fiscal Yea:
Ending Juse 30, 1917.
Statement

ln' 'ne ale stock cadink sn Iil b,snc- sstls al
','us u 90 - '"n> ore -'n~lter 5ts.~4
n"birr- I~Do ~
A'''' u ne a'"un'~ii"r <i..sA,
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

head al the advertisements IN this
-'e. IL viii pay you.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
Annual Statement Of El3orsds CslA Star ni,;.r
Comp any, 2ss Wilson B1ilai.s, L. A.seles,
California. for Year Esdi.s Sept. IS, 1911.


Or on Dump and property worth So: 90, on
tAboNt hSHr~- approx srnateIy onIy one
Lnf 81 ACTUAL valued
rnyin'rr- 's-fltnaf" of increase of yAine OF
property tnt nre Dump by reason OF
advance n p'icr of silper sins~ June 30 ysis3 -
Cd> engines mining machinery, bins.
tools etc n""''ing car. and IniIl house 10000
k246 fSs So
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

An r stating The general condition Of tb. nrnrsr-
Ties ant tue mschi'srs the mir-.s explaining ~.
'shuie 81 The inachiher! 70 worn the low grad
ore he told III the latest scov-fy high grade or,
IN great Quantities ar rii level in RI. silver
Legion niiue ar lss fe-t au-l exhibited the ore T6;s
or ~ found I'm any com.any their ore listed On
the STOCK market would c,se ares To double in
value. hence tbe shareholders OF the Eldorado com,
pany feel assured of their p-rrnsn-nt .,cc,-- A. IN 49,
s since their --latest discovery the work proceeds
OF -hpabie ore will stealth, increa,sr TO show H.
c'nnuonce oil the r''Skh"Lier- present hundrens of
uaFes were rurcha-cn th the of it, extraction
ahn ~nipping may >p ei.sy arrangements are to
To- made ~ once for the >auie
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
WEIGH

Please allow me space in your paper
for the nAmes.of those who donated pc
or more Ia our raiiey at the II. jams
Baptist Church SUNDAY. October u
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
E'derads Geld Star Mining Company Hold An
nssI Meeting Of lts Stsckhslders At Odd
Fellows, Hall Last Tuesday Elect Board
Of D1setoFs fer the Ensuins Year

ON Tuesday. Aug0-t -. 1917. large ball of ,i,,.
cud feiow- corner of ,th and all stree, was 6l.a
70 Us capacity with stockholders of the Eldorado Gold
S'ar Mining Company. who had come together Ia,
"er annual meeting for the purpose of bearing the
r"ports o their officers and 20 elect board of direct
"rs "nici = An annual event. they there from
TIE s iiir>t stockhotier tho~ holding thousands 81
shares All Interested IA the prgre~s rhe work OF b
company AMI despite rh- discour Arguments and ,b.
act mar their prior reaz alton for success had tailed
-y after hearing the report OF the secretary and Of
MI D - Brown. the company manager, expr.s,e.i
an aoiding latin 'n ultirp magnificent su.
cess of their efforts aside IRON secretary, rep,,
showing me true condition OF the sf4r~ of th- com,
Pahs WAS the m"s>cr Of Mr.. Brown who had ms, AR,
rived from the mines Mr. Brown l. well kn.wn fnr
nls sterling worth add high integrity and witha his
conservatism. and when he says ANYTHING rhef - n
"ne who would gsin-sy the truth thereof
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

Ia order 70 take care ~ the expense ,onts sisv
~c'ung the Board Ut Din tore ortsrei . spnnsssioo
70 last short period only. uring which tn. TIE sars.
"en are Dth - each, m ~ b o. uxht tor o. en- ar
Don ia'i 10 see our sxent, l.. r. Cost al, vii
saPSn All Diet iis or writ tAe home or5cs ss oocs
Oash payment preferred; viii ed iitJ shsrv- b down
- per month hv shares, $40 down. clio pcv aoasa
, "r,te - = = L. r. Gust. fiscal agent st the Nc
Dwell Tilne- the, keystone. W Va
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26
Liabilities

Boir,wc MONEY 4 S,,oo
,"', ,''arf I7i.V>
-, t''r mne~ isssOo
Btiauc- ,lt4r q, machinery .n a.
-'S0''V' i"er4'-t 'iur il2sf
y,is3es
esP'" ~to'A outstanding : 5i,2xs OIL
." !'- '":f ia liabilities us 73d-e9
e24S. iscss9
Esrause Of .he advance tue price OF oliver th,s
startne't Especially IN Of ths. of Jure Conf
i'l' and therefore takes pseeeince of al former
:. BY HOWARD FvLKs seysca,y.
Dispessstios
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1917-10-26

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: =

directions and Stockholders who have male per.
~fia loans IN inc company they have ALREADY Invest
81 largely IN H. stock aud exercising the mo-,
inpcit c"nftencrf ia the ultimate the IN
t"rpri- and therefore, seeing thar the pro-
grs-- 81 IN" work J. hndered for lack of funds
As proof OF their sincerity and faith In ,ie
proposition Payments OIL loans by axreem.nt are
l"'ne'i until III mine Is put "A paying bssis
By HOWARD fOLKE- Secretsrv
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
less GARBAGE PROVES
SAVING IN FOODS

Indianapolis Ind. Nov "a The
surest proof that Americans are be-
ginning 20 save food Is The wall of
thr garbage contractor. according 10
Fl T. Barnard, food expert
only twelve OF nnyuHf cities in
th' United States show an increase
in The tonnage Of Waste collected
over list year Everywhere come re-
ports that the carriage pail is hold
ia less than ever rpiJre
san Diego shows the biggcst in
crease in food saying. The rot.d col
!ati0ns 0t garbage Tor one month
N.rc but - per cent. Of the SAINT
month year ago Ten other cities
snow decrease OF % per cent. or
more. These are Wheeling. Portland.
Charleston. Grand Rapids, Columbus.
Lincoln. Savannah BTUcktOn Dayen
port and Mobue. Inc hfiy-nme cities
report q total OF ts2.&JI tons OF gar
basc collected in Juiy. 1917, compared
t9 2l1.SlG tons collected IN July. 1916.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
SOIL ADVISOR BROOKS
URGES USE OF SALT
TO SAVE CORN CROP

IN bulletin issued today I $.
Brooks advises the uso of 500, as au
aid i'm saving the corn crop, stating
that in PrOpbetstuWu, where the eX-
pertinent was first used. IL met with
great sucrcss. Mr. Brooks iu his
advisory message says
Wednesday evening. November 2L
Chas Cochran, manager Of the Utica
Farmers Elevator, telephauei me for
further information about using salt
on The soft corn. He Md That day
received Il letter from James f. BEN
nett & Co. commission merchants,
which stated that they had heard ul
salt being used in the crib on soft
corn in 1915 near Pr6phetsIoWn, SO
they sent one OF their men tu nyc--
tigate. Their man reported excellent
results from the practice. and many
in hat locality doing it This year.
Mr. Cochran ana I arranged to go
on Thursday to see for ourselves. ac-
c0mpanied by Joseph knzer and wv
lie Gordon OF near Utica We CON
suited both cleyatb- managers at
ProphetstOwn, IL. Il. Cleveland. swan
Gibson, Albert Bessire. ANA others.
About ! barrel Of salt is used to
each 1000 bushels OF corn The salt
panga- tho t,,nfctnra -. ,..ul...s ~,
the outside of the ears. but no heat.
ing takes place. On some very wei
ears IA little mold may grow on the
outside, but there is no heating burn.
ing, or turning black We saw soft
corn which was cribbed and sailed :
weeks ago with lots of husks and silks
on. but it had not heated r. j. Mar
shall used salt in 1881 several used ii
IN 1913. and many more are using il
now. All reports are very fiattering.
NO taste of salt can be found ON the
corn the following summer. Ernest
Copper sailed part OF crib in 1916
and part he did not salt. The sailed
part was much the better when ne
'helled in the summer OF 1916.
We met e. ]. Mann, adviser in
Bureau county, also investigating the
corn sailing. He was highly pleased
with II. sort your corn, but NOT so
lose as has been considered neces.
AIRY heretofore Use ventilators and /
'ait. Engage your salt quickly. Re. /
alters and Wholesalers are short on
supply
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
u. OF P. ANNOUNCES
NOTABLE DISCOVERIES

Pittsburgh, Nov. "a. Two import
ant discoveries which will aid mater
!ally in cutting the high cost Of living
have been announced by The Mellon
Institute Of Research of the uuiyers
ity Of Pittsburgh.
One is the perfection Of new meth
cd of milling -four that increases tie
value of wheat Approximately ~ per
cent The demand in this country is
for white flour and IN milling about
70 per cent OF the wheat produces
this. Another 10 per cent goes into
second grade flour. and the remaining
20 per cent is animal food Expert
ments made for large milling com
Dany have added : per cent more
white -four \ new process of bread
making worked ont al the institute
has been adopted by the French and
English governments and the Belgian
Relief commission
Another discovery OF importance is
a method to preserve orange and
grlsdepfruit juice. Citrus fruit grow
ers have been compelled to waste a
large portion of their crops thru
'cullS." For years efforts To preserve
Grange juice have been made, but the
product was unfit FOR consumption
The institute has found a way to
sterilize the juice without boiling. so
that a new industry will be estab-
lished that bids fair 10 rival the
grape juice industry and find use
foI the culls.
II was also announced AT the insti
tute that the first gas masks used by
the allies were made here When the
Germans threw the first gas waves
at the battle OF Ypres chemists were
II work developing a protector from
smelter smoke. Believing that chlor-
ne gas was heing used Director Ba.
'Qn made experiments with the mask
Vhich proved successful. The mask
VAs turned over 70 j. p Morgan for
We use O. the allies. and 1t is now
jeing universally worn
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
THREE INCH CRAWFISH
CLOSES BIG FACTORY

Wheeling, w. Va, Nov "a. in.
significant crawhsh, measuring three
inches in length, that became lodged
in the meter, shut off the supply Of
water for the big La Belle Iron
Works here and caused the big plant
to close down temporarily, making
idle 1000 workmen.
The carwtish had travelled from
the river THROUGH the pump plant
to the city reservoir and through the
water mains a distance of more than
5000 feet, before reaching the meter.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
How to Reduce
Your Weight
a SIMPLE, SAFE. RELIABLE WAY

- SttuTL JAF (. hE-iNoGC w ~ D.
'eSile Who are CtInurdened with
ia know only toe we'll the dist0m-
fo,t and ridieule that overStout peo-
pho have 10 bear. Yet most fat peO-
pie may easily reduce their weight
by the new system
II yoH are carrying around I'M
healthy TAT YOU are unnecessarily
weakening your vital organs and are
carrying burden which destroys the
beauty of your figure
There is no need OF anyone suffer
Ing from superiluous fat, Reduce
your weight in a simple, safe and re-
liable way. without starvation diet or
tiresome exercise. Spend some time
daily in the open air, breathe deeply
and get from the druggist Il small box
OF oil of korein capsules; take one
after each meal and one before relir.
ing al right. Also follow the other
simple directions. You may eat all
You need if you chew your food thor
oughly.
Weight yourself once week so as
10 know just how fast you are losing
weight, and don't leave off the treat
ment or even skip a single dose until
you are down TO normal
Oil of korein is absolutely harmless,
Is pleasant TO take, and helps diges-
ton. Even few days treatment has
been reported to show a noticeable
reduction in weight; your footsteps
become lighter. work seems easier and
q more bnoyant feeling taxes posses.
sion OF your whole being as super
haous and unhealthy tat disappears.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
DISTRICT ATTORNEY
TRIES CASE BY PHONE

Brighton, Colo. Nov 24.--With food,
fuel and other commodities subjected
to intensive saving campaigns, "cOn.
servation' is the popular watchword
in the Rocky Mountain region The
latest plan to conserve" has resulted
IN the first court trial by wire on
record.
Conservation Of time. money, en-
ergy and fees" is what District Attor.
ney Samuel w Johnson terms the new
wrinkle. Johnson's jurisdiction ex-
tends over several counties adjacent
to Denver and he experiences CON
siderable difficulty in being present
in the various towns OF the counties
when several cases are set for the
same day in different courts so the
busy prosecutor decided TO use the
telephone.
Sitting in his main headquarters in
Denver, with telephone receiver to
his ear. Johnson listened to counsel
for defense plead before Judge in
the local court here for the discharge
OF his client. woman charged with
"bootleggine" When Attorney Mi.
chael Waldron had finished his case
Tor the defendant Johnson picked up
the transmitter and presented evil
dence over the wire Of sufficient
weight TO convict the defendant, who
was fined 500 and costs.
johnson declares his new method Of
handing cases will also result in the
saving of much gasoline, az he can
avoid travelling from town TO town
in the buzz wagon
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
i. S. DESTROYERS IN
VICTORY OVER TWO
GERMAN SUbSEAS
TWO u-6oArs GO TO BOTTOM
AFTER THRILLING BATTLE
6RiTAlNs SEEK TO DECORATE
AMERICANS.

Washington. Nov. "a. - instant
activity of the officers and crews of
two United States destroyers in re
polling an attack of submarines on
conveyed merchant vessels and troop
ships, with the probable loss of two
of the undersea craft. have brought
unusual recognition from the British
admiralty.
Request has been made of this gov
eminent for permission TO bestow the
Glowing marks of distinguished
r4cognition:
Distinguished Service Cross-Lieu
tenant Commander Charles A. Blake
lE U s. N. Lieutenant Commander
George F. Neal. N. S. N.
Distinguished Service Order-Lieu-
tenant Frank Loftin. U. s N; En-
sign Henry B. Fallen. U. S. n.
JiSlnruished Service Meial-Quar-
ternasier First Glass. w. H. Justice.
e. $, ~, Chief Machinist's Mate II. G.
McNaurhton, U. S N.
s-res Story of Fight.
through this unusual request Is
untahed d remarkable story of the
sat @. via fights that the American
paJol fQEC IS are facing every day.
According n the British admiralty
aIvices, T'enenant Commander
BlakeN and Ensign Fallen were
ko0ard one DESTROYER and Lieutenant
Commander Neal. Lieutenant Loftin.
Quartermaster Justice and Chief Ma
ehlnis M1te McNaughton aboard the
Other
Lieutenant Commander Blakely's
vessel was conveying merchantmen.
Sadden'v The perisc0pe of a subma-
rRie wla sighted at distance of
aboui 800 wards
Bears Down on Diver.
Fi'e commander of the destroyer
ordered full speed ahead.
The 'hoat came toward the de- I
stroYer She passed close on the star
Board side Just as she was at the
right position the commander of the
agslfoyer ordered a depth charge re-
leased There was an explosion un-
aer taa surface, probably causing Sc
sinua damage II not destruction 10
me submarine" the admiralty re.
ports.
n the second engagement Lieuten.
ant Commander Meals destroyer was
enc of the conveys escorting troop
shps She was cruising in station
formation when a pefiscope was
sighted about 1900 yards off the port
bow by the quartermaster of the
watch on duty.
The executive officer rang for full
snoef ahead as soon as he reached
re bridge. The destroyer swerved
round and headed straight for the
nerisc0pe. Lieutenant Commander
Neal then took command He maneu.
yered her until he gianed favorable
position for dropping depth charge
When the destroyer was about TWEEN.
ny Ave yards directly ahead of the
pHrig"ope and in the direction of The
saNmarines advance, the depth
charge was released
Believe Diver Was Sunk.
Alser the explosion debris was
seen 10 rise to the surface
ne secretary OF the navy has re-
PLEA through the secretary of state
lliat under the laws of this country
persons belonging to the military
forces of the United States are not
perMAtyed 10 receive crosses, medals
aecdiaLlons or other Gifts, which
pash' be rendered by foreign gov.
4fnnents.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
Boobies Bio Idea,

Bobbie dining ont with his mother.
IN Il CHASTITY whisper)-"Oh. ma. slim
me your powder puff: I've spotted the
tablecloth."
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-11-24
FIND CUnE FOR
DsMENTIA P2AECOX

flHotngt n, w. Va, Nov. 24.-Two
palfhta 1rnerly afflicted with de-
mentla praecox, form of insanity
hitheefn r ed as incurable. have
49An diaei rgel from tn Huntington
stpje Elnital as cured. Expert.
M9Ai4 dadss ly Dr. l.. V, Guthrie,
the aMf.Aaooa hsv'ng proven
iAs oar ara erected by he use
q da Alr"qnmis Infusion OF normal
sall aliatlan 0iAer cases similarly
tFFalea ara ah9sJa2 mpogemesA
lAe tfsasmeni baieloa "a analysis
plood saoegq deficiency hi rod
ian chloride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25

II In a barrel
A committee OF nurses. going
from house to house. turned from
one place of meager appearance.
The woman came running after
them and gave dime-all the
money she had.
That was the way Seattle was
giving on the last day of the cam
paign
Hold Big Meeting
At . y. m. Monday. the Moore
theatre will be the scene of the
final meeting. All workers will be
there-along with any others. The
final results OF the campaign will
Ice announced. Members of the
committee will speak.
Starting at S p. m. a big bene-
III fireworks celebration and en-
tertainment will be staged by the
Chief Seattle Film Co. at White
City. Madison park A Battle OF
the Air moving picture making
nd an exhibition of war films.
siong with vaudeville program,
viii be shown
The Clemmer theatre, the White
building barber shop and Dream
Land pavilion turned over all Mon
day receipts, including the wages
cs the men. to the fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
ALLEN CALLS
HERR ORTMAN
TOHLS OFFICE

Herr Paul n. Ortman. editor of
the Seattle German Press. was
called into conference at p. m. by
4. $. District Attorney Clay Allen to
discuss Ortman's disloyal editorial
attacks on the government.
Allen refused TO discuss his plans
for the conference.
Herr Ortman confirmed the re-
port that he was TO see Allen. but
denied that he knew what the con
ference was TO be about.
Ortman printed violent editorials
attacking the Wilson adminlstra.
ton. and voicing the views OF the
kaiser. before this country entered
the war Ortman came here from
Cincinnati in 1914. having been in
America since 1906.
When America entered the war
1t took Ortman just four days to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25

In a final outburst Of giving.
Seattle flooded Red Cross col
lectors with gold Monday and
Indicated that local eontribu-
tions will probably reach the
haIf.million-dollar mark before
nighuall.
More than 100000 has al
ready been given. This was
Seattle's allotment OF the
100000, 600 called for by Pres
ident Wilson tor Red Gross
preparedness.
Almost every city in the state
Monday was coming down the
home stretch. gathering more
money than had been asked. The
state will raise more than $l,ooo,'
coo. II is predicted
Today was Mercy Monday in
IN Seattle.
The word Mercy" had been
spread in blocd.red on the side
walks downtown. Mercy barrels
we're on every corner. with Red
Cross nurses ringing bells beside
them. Other nurses were busy
thruout the day.
Employees Give
From 90 to 100 per cent Of the
employees Of dozens of Seattle con
Germs donated their entire Monday
sHlaries TO the Red Cross.
one wording girl, Miss Donna A.
Everett, of Frye q Co.. went to
Headquarters and handed over the
Liberty Bond that she had purchas-
cd with her savings Committee
men didn'. know whether or not
they should accept this sacrifice
but the young woman wanted to
give. and insisted.
She Gives Hen
Thirty Wedding rings have been
found In the barrels.
One woman gave her wedding
gown and fountain pen her hus.
band had carried thru the civil
war.
Another contributed a Plymouth
Rock hon.
A boy. who makes si50 week
working at department store,
cashod his check and put part OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
ADVERTISING MANAGERS
DAILY TALK
Tuesday Offers
Buying Advantages

to the reader of the ads
in today's Star. OF
course, those who don't
read the ads won't know
what the best offerings
of Seattle's best stores
are.
Standard Furniture Co. Page 2
Grote-Rankin Co. ...... Page 3
NJ. A. Gottstein Furniture
60. ......+. ........ rage 4
Movie News and Ads Page 4
Woodhouse.Grunbaum Page s
The Rhodes Co. ....... Page r
Fraser Paterson Go. Page Z
Frederick & Nelson Page Z
Bon Marche ........P Page 10
THE FAsTEsT GROWING PAPER
IN THE NORTHWEST
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25
0RTMAN BOOSTS FOR THE KAISER

President Wilson might well have had in mind
Herr Ortman. the alien editor Of the Seattle German
Press when. in his Flag Day address, he said
The German government has many spokcsmen
here. in places high and low They have learned dis
crcton They keep within the law 1t is opinion they
utter now not sedton. They proclaim the liberal pur-
poses of their masters declare this foreign which
touch America with danger to either her lands
her institutions England the center of the
stage, and talk OF her ambition assert economic
dominion thruout the world, appeal ancient ira
dition of isolation in the politics of the nations and
seek undermine the government with false profes-
sions Of loyalty to its principles
good sample OF how Herr Ormans rankly disloynl
justify the presidents solemn warning
following editorial in the June 9TH the GERMAN
After the British Of this country,
three has deceived its indutpent readers
publishing false about the glorious deeds OF the
allies, and the imminent collapse OF the central
fallen into the other extreme number Of papers
assert that Germany will impose indemnity
Continued Page to)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-25

apply for citizenship. His final
hearing on that application is set
for July l3.
Application for citizenship. how
over. did little II anything TO
change the tenor OF OrtmGn's cd.
itorial policy. His editorials have
been n long series OF sneers AT VII
son. America and Americans, and
constant defense OF the kaiser
and the crimes OF his subjects
against Americans.
Whether Allen is threatening to
block Ortman's application for citi-
zenship or intern him. or refuse TO
permit him TO visit his editorial Of
fees. which are within the half
mile zone of the Armory. from
which all alien enemies are barred
by presidential proclamation. was
problematical when the conference
began