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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

Deep In the hearts of the worst Of
us there lives some memory OF yes
terday that helps to smooth out the
rough places Of to-day.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

The British and French govern
ments and peoples received Wilson, a
reply to the Hun with much salts
faction,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

Funny how men who are bush
league spoilers can make $4,000 a
year and have college graduates to
spell for them for $I2 u week.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

During the past week the British
losses on the Western front number
ed 30, 7lO men. In sustaining this loss
the British must have got quite few
Huns.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19
Leslie e. HUBBARD
The People's Can ndidate

Stands for reelection as Attor-
ney General on his record for pa
triotism, efficiency, economy, hon
esty, courage and fairness in pub
Lie AFFAIRS record Of devotion to
public service deserving the sup
port Of the people without regard
to party.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

The German papers think the Pres
ident's reply to the Hun peace offel
was rude. 1t was worse than that.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

The dispatches state that President
Wilson'S reply created most un-
favorable impression In Berlin. 1t
was calculated to.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

Subscribe for The Herald and send
1t to your eastern friends.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

Berlin's ready letter writer can get
busy again.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

Liberty Bonds or German bondage
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

Thrift Stamps at the Postofiice.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1918-10-19

Vote for Leslie E. Hubbard for
Attorney General = Colorado's
popular servant Of the common
rood-the man who never faltered
In q public duty or subverted his
ofice for political gain-and keep
. courageous friend Of the people
in the State House.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL
LESLIE E. HUBBARD, Democrat x
pst Cross tN ospesas Ms nsms. 17~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
SLACKERS MAY Be
BARRED BY AMERICAN
Resolution Would Blacklist Players
Who Went "a ship Yards
To Avoid Draft.

CHICAGO. Dec Baseball
players OF the American league who
deserted their clubs last season for
positions In shipyards probably will
he bShred from playing In the league
II a resolution to he introduced AZ
the annual meeting OF The league
here tomorrow is adopted prcsi.
dent Han johnson said TONIGHT that
a resolution had bcen prepared for
81 bni ission 10 the meeting, but he
withheld tho name OF tho club own
or who drew Il.
Radical retrenchmcnt will be the
policy adopted for the 1919 season
President johnson said that while
the club owners did not favor reduc- .
Ing the present player limit OF 25.
they would not carry any more play
ers than sbsolutely necessary ON the
road trips and that tho club trainers
probably would he left at home.
Tho American league executive
fsvors q Joint com mittee meeting
with a committee from the National !
league 10 consider the problems con /.
fronting the future OF baseball. The
proposal came from President Heyd-
ler Of the National league today,
The length OF the 1919 schedule
ana the date for the opening the
scason will be among the importa nj
questions to be considered tomor-
row.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

scrapp~r there IL far greater un-
certainty about tho local emhroglio
nsxt Monday nLxht than ther. IN
about that which viii be going on
down IN New Orleans the same
evening.
both have met Moys and both
also have been up against Dempsey
Flynn almost murdered Morris tho
first time they met and the last
time he lost on = foul IN tho ninth
round. His meettngp with Dcmp-
sey have been noted above. Mlske
ios met Dempsey twice, both times
IN no-decision affairs, one OF 10
rounds ana one Of six. His tAnEls
with Morris In Now York also was
. io-round no-decis,ou scrlmmasc.
fSrvs Tckcts tsobta~d.
Tickets for next Monday niKhts
inaugural went on sale Yesterday
and tho first batch quickly were
Eobblcd up. They have besn placed
on sale In the lobby of Hotel TULSA,
with Eddie Quisley In the taxi
stand mt tho corner of Third and
Main and With pcte Martin. Ia West
Third Reiser In engaged In the
oil business here, boxing being only
q side line with him. and some OF
his associates have dipped In 10 heip
his sportlnH club along. Al re.
suit Of this impropptu assistance
$500 worth OF tho bAt seats In con
ventiJn hall were engaged ycster-
day
kIsAs is expected TO arrive early
Friday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

folks how he has improved Demp.
soy and Morrta rnst once before. out
In Han Francisco Just about q year
ago. A. that time Dempsey had all
tho better Of him In their four round
sstto and II does not stand to rea-
son that Morris has made anything
like tn. phenomenal Improvement
Dempsey has displayed during tho
last II monthA Dempsey 10 q
heavy favorite IN tho Now orleans
fight. ,
l<rai kerap HArd "a Dope.
The local encounter In not 30 easy
To forecast. Miske has 10 years
the AdvantaGe In youth but Flynn
claims Tho advantage In experience
and the fireman docs not seem to he
bothereA by his accumulation OF
years. with him II always has been
= matter Of getting To the other fcl-
low before the other fellow should
get 10 him. About two years ago
he got TO Dempsey In 10 seconds
and thsn q little later Dempsey got
TO him In % seconds That's tn. way
II goes with him and With Mishs
moro or leas the same kind Of =
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

BRITISH BOXERS TOP
LIST OPENING NIGHT
Grcbb ssd Pal Moorc Only Amcy,.
cans 10 Wm--Ftnai Bouts WIN
He Held Tonight

LONDON. Dec. ii.--An inter.a,.
lied boxing tournament In which mon
from The British and American
forces participated was held hero TO.
day.
In the bantamweight class. Jimmy
Wilde. tho British 'tlyweight'
champion. representing the British
army. won from Joe Lynch OF tho
American army. In the lightweight
class. J Miller. British army. d.
feated A. u. Mitchell. United States
navy. while In tho welterwrirht
class. A, Wilkinson. British army
won from Jake Abel, United state.
army. Groves OF tho British army
defeated Calender OF The American
navy on points In "a flyweight cor
test In another flywright bout Joe
Percival, British army. Knocked out
Sims Of Canada In the second round
In the light hea vAweight division.
~ &, Grebb. American navy. bea,
Baker OF South Africa, while Joe
Beckett. British army. heavyweight
won from Joe Cor. American navy.
tho deciaion In both contests being
awarded on points
Pal Moore. American navy. was
awarded the decision on points over
Pattern, British navy. In n bantam.
weight bout.
The contests were held In tho
Royal Albert hall. The United States
England. Canada, New Zealand and
South Africa all were represented IN
the bouts. The men fought IN teana
and the trophy for tho winning team
is n silver shield. the gin Of kinr
George. The competition In TO bs
condu ted on the elimination prin.
ciple and tho final bout will take
place Thursday night. II IN expected
that King George viii then be pres
ent and personally hand the trophy
to the winning team.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

John Rsisler denies proximity TO
and Christmas had
anything TO do with tickets to tho
Miske-Fiynn scrap next Monday
night being "Gobbled" up As soon as
they were offered for sale yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
Johnny Brock Can Box
As We'll az Catch Ball

GREAT LAKES, III. Dec. IL
Johnny BROCK. National league
catcher. arrived on the station sew
orsl weeks ago. His baseball reputa-
tion was bright but despite the broad
program of sports In the navy they
didn't play baseball In winter. 80
Johnny and his big league ways
dropped out OF sight until he re-
appeared this week In n. most start
ling manner as "A candidate for the
Great Lakes welterweiHht ring
championship.
showing n clever left and n crush
ing right Rrock easily earned the
referees decision In three rounds
over "a tough hoy who has been fight
inG around the station for months,
From tho way Brock threw gloves
about the assembled gobs insisted he
was veteran In the arena.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
NATIONAL WAITS FOR
AMERICAN MEETING


. NEW YORK. Dec. ii--iwith action
on several proposed changes " base
bali held 'p/sh'yanc' until after the
suggested conference with the Ameri-
can league. the annual meeting Of the
National League was adjourned here
today subject to call OF President
Heydler
In making this announcement the
ncwly elected executive OF tho senior
i~aEue said that there had been gen
eral discussion regarding tho non
recall Of waivers limitation Of
player rosters. 1919 schedules. mum
Aer Of games and other details. but
that tho league declined To 20 on
record In any OF these matters until
the joint conference. Therefore. he
said. action had been postponed until
a special meeting. or nm to be held
In Fcbruary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

fos Angeles Dec. it-Phy-icians
have been given until next Friday to
determine whether Ad wolsast.
former lightweight champion OF the
world. 10 sane. Following a hearing
before aupsrior Judge Reeve the
physicians said they were unable TO
reach a decision. wolssst. Who wns
recently declared competen, In the
east. II contestinK In the courts here
to regain control OF $4,000 In prop
srty al Venice.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12
Williams Takes Count
at Hands OF Pneumonia

Rob williams. heavyw eight boxer.
who has been more or less active In
the western rings during the last few
months. died last night In Tulsa OF
pneunonia following AN attack OF In
fiuenra H.s mother and brother,
who came from Dallas when HIS CON
dition became serious, announced
last night they would take the body
TO Dallas with them this afternoon
Williams was one of those who en-
tered the rlng more because there
was n demand for big boys rather
than because he expected ever to
chmb to the top OF the ladder lie
put up several good scrapa but he
nearly always tackled men who out
classed him. and as a result, his pug p
ilstic path was more or lees thorny
SPORI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

ST. PAU. MINI. Dec. ii.-MiKe
Gibbons IN back. Washington has
not released him AS instructN in
bayonet and hand .to-hpnd fisMing.
but Mike tired OF wahins for an
answer, so-rwell. he's hack In 81
Paul training for n bout with Jack
Dempsey. lie says he's going To take
flins at two or three lesser lights
before he meets Dempsey and also
announces he has an offer 20 meet
Kenny Leonard In Philadelphia soon.
Gibbons said he can make i5t for
Leonard.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

VHICA'IO, Dec. il--HnvIng IN
creased his weight TO 22o pounds
since Joining the navy Joe Stecher
says he is convinced he can now de.
feat any person In the wbrld for the
heavyweight wrestling titls said
he. Since Joining the navy am In
the best condition of my career and
now that Z, u all ovsr over there I'm
willing TO defend the title Gotch laid
down"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

Whenever Jim Flynn flashes into
sight. In = hotel lobby or elsewhere In
places hAuptsd by men more or les
Interested In sports. he Immediately
becomes Q center OF attraction and he
sees TO Il that no one does any more
talking than himseif. lie rather en-
Joys having questions shot at him and
he Ia always ready with n counter
barrase. Yesterday during ono Of
these gas attacks. someone asked him
whether he would show mercy TO
the Huns n he were In Presldent
wilson's place.
"xoH" ne satd. Tho sasno Kind
of mercy I showed your old friend,
Cart' MOFTta, In New HOyh. I
wouldn't murder then. Thass TOO
eAAy."
Remembering that memorable en-
counter all agreed thu Huns are
lucky FLYNN Isn't aboard the George
Washington speeding TO tho peace
conference abroad,
Some seven or eight. years aso
when Morris was shooting akyward
VIA the press agent route. Flynn
drifted into the state, estabiished "a
headquarters At Oklahoma city and
tried to get q match with the original
white hope" But Jim got the same
answer that carl gave Jess willard
about the same time and that was a
hikh brow, or perhaps low brow
would be tho better word, refusal.
Morris said he wanted TO meet real
top -notchers." That ans~er ranked
and flynn left the state vowins ven
Eeance.
Ills chance came In the fall OF
lsil, Morris worked his way east
and there he met Flynn In New
York, That fight has Gone down In
puEilistic history as one OF tho
bloodiest contesr OF all tine. Flynn
literally cutting Morris faca to
ribbons. 10 thoroughly did he per-
form the feX that Carlos never
ribbons 80 thoroughly did he per-
sentinE much the same appearance
as will that OF Germany by the
time the allies get done with her.
From the fire. round there was no
doubt as TO which would finish In
front, Flynn started the blood flow
Ing In that session and kept II
''rhHhnH w eNoI incfeAsiUG NDiuMe
until the final gong. Spectators,
slckened blythe sight. urged the ref
cree TO stop the tight and some lsf,
the hall when they couldn't stand II
any longer. All marvelsd at Nor
rls ability to sssimilate punishment
and F1ynn'H apparent inability 20 put
over a Knockout A. . maltr~ OF
fnzs, Flynn was mt trying foe q
knochout. His ono wosry was for
tc~r Morris wouid drop bcfoce th~
expiration of the timc limh and opcv
when he Scut over . hard wallop to
il,~ mouth ne was afraid he had
spilled him, Hc sscerrsi clear NJ chin
ana law and otlscv vulsrrAbse spots,
stsshlns cscsnally at woer and eyrs,
trying N inf1cs the mAsimum
amount nj punishment.
That's the way he thinks the sllicv
should dest with the Germsps bleed
them Tor every dollar they can scrspe
together for century, he advises
That. he says, would he far greater
punishment than choking thenr TO
death.
Wolrast lD~sisiou fv<siay
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

That's the way he thinks the siliev
should desa with the uermsps bleed
them for every dollar they can scrspe
together for a century, he advises
That. he says, would he far Ereater
punishment than choking thenr TO
death.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

NEW YORK, bee, lit was an
nonnced here today that Manager
Husslns pf the New York American
league club had purchased Peter ,.
sehneider, pitcher Of the Cincinnati
club. with which be has been playing
since 1914
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-12

No matter where they roam,
Oklahoma pthlotes .gsQSrally get
Into tho sthletic spotisUot. OKLA
homA has one representative In
Westminster college. Missouri. and
he In william Carey Of NowatA.
For distinguished ssrvics on The
Eriditon this season his name ap-
pearS among those decorated with
tho football w"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-11

an6 has mon Den Bemutsmeniden,
Die an Der SannitroBe fpobntenb nod
Iieber. Damn beroielten 9lerste rrb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-11

Rar MIR Elm Rob gebrofenb
go berridte nod SrobIidfeit -
Mitiinter bradlen aud Gnohen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-11
8rtie Yrefe fit stra5:: sDnnabtnb ben II. Mai 1918.

Stono eeiest, bic gorr0te erean5t
unb Damn mad)ten i'd @eianotenL
Gode uno 8ebietlten tpieoer auf cen
@eg.
gber meit 9ine es nidt. Cine Mei-
le bot 9firoen blieben fie I'M alfge=
meiften 8ege itedett. Mit 5iilfe pie
Ter Mrbeiter nnb gorfpdnnpferoe
mttroe man aber mie6er llott ano
fam an llad)Iten Gage glltflih IN
Miftoen OH.
Wan mar leet oaralf beOoGt, llad)
6erforo 5u fommeit Oort reIibierte
oanlals ais aebiiiin Die perrpitpe=
tie 1arfaraHn Gbilipp. 5dneter
oes alien gefauer." sic belt tros
ibrer geiitIid)en @iiroe, einen iebr III
ltigen @ofbalt nnb Die Meiienoen
mollten iid] bort ausrubcn. Vfit Nuf=
hietllna nieler 9rbeiter unb aor=
I%ponltpferbe broGte man Die Maaeli
altd eliiflid nnb 3erforo II. nerlebte
bort unter benz &r1tnlmltah einiae
anqenehule Gage. Damn inbr Elon
fprf unb fam 9liiflid nad gielefelb.
0os beibt Die 6erren @e1auoten.
Ser @ogen nit Dem 5efretar muir
Sc untertpegs ulugeruorfen l,no ipel1n
Der Secretarilis a1tb nidlt ben 5als
babei brod], 10 gins oodl cine Site
init idjolen &leioert, III benen 9a=
ron 8ielfelo am engliiden 5ofe
Staat MAIDEN pollte, perloren.
3piiden 2ippitaot uno @amnt
mtroe Der Baron fraiif uno mllGte
iih ins gett legen. 9rudies reilte
meiter nab @e1el uno gielfelo, Der
iid) orll ndhiten Gage mieoer mobler
fiiblte, IieB iid nit Better in BEN fir
i'm jllriifgelniienen @agel1 padeil Ii.
reiite ibn nod. &ont alid) I'M Wit=
ternod)t Dor @eiel on, no rilan i'm
crit lliht III Die Staot laiiell mollte,
ober ldlieBlib ood Elm mcllidllihes
9iibren fiiblte, 10 oab Die beioen
Reiienben mieber pereiniet marell.
SsSn @elel dber borte Die @eiterrciie
per @agen arf, oenn Der 6bein 1at
te dies iiberidipemntt. Man na6n1
einen Gbeinfabn uno fllbr langian
nacb Irnbeim. Sort muBte man eli
RES Sturmes ipegen lanoeil, anii1ler=
tie iid) Elm paar Gage, f,lbr Damn per
8agen nab lltreft uno Damn per
Sd)iff nab Dem &aag. Oort blisb
man mebrere Gage uno fllbr oalin
mieoer per Sdiif nod 8otteroam.
Bon bort puroe Die lleberfabrt iiber
ben &anaI nod guglano eenlad)f.
Sic Sabrt NOR fiirhterlid). Die gam
sc @eienfdaft mar franf. Soaig err
idopft fam mar iblieBli6 in 5or-
mid an.
9ort bate Die 9tot ein Gn0e. 0ns
@altbaus in Sarmid mar eroBartia,
bic 2onoitroBe nod) 2onoon mar.
berrlih uno IN 2onoon muroe man
iebr freitnDIih Enlightenment. gftr
ntuBte Baron 8ielfelo Elm paar Ia
&c I'M 3inmer bleiben, % feline
Staatsfleioer ia untermegs nerloren
gegangen iDarei. ST lieB lid nelte
aleioer MAIDEN, iie murben alfd) iehr
biibid ul,o elegant, foifetel. aber ei1
borren0es @elo.
@ie eefaat unieren Seiern cine
iolde Geiie Dor f5S Sabren2 6ellte
jeben mir uls morgens in Berlin alf
Die gabn, iino an abero III Hotter-
oam urlo fommen am nddlten Gage
per 9ampfer uno gabn III Sonoon
on.
Seute it's oodJ better. 8as ii5ri
gems Der alte Srie 5u Der &eiieredp
nuna eeiagt bot, meloet Die @eibidl=
te nidt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-11

VAR
k1ouED BY THB
UNITED STATES


9lt nno franflid. sd bin p
Sabre oft unb m1bren0 Der lekten
% Sabre ltets frdnflid gcrpeien,"
idreibt SEER .. 6. Sanien aus Brue,
Ofla. SD babe lieben Merste foninl-
tiert ltno mebr alS bunoert peridie-
oene Meoi3inen aebraldt. SD battc
TAFT ifon aae Soffnung a%nfgegeben,
als ij cine Yrobefiite bon Sornis
glpenfrGuter beltelte. 4ber id) oadte,
bob id MIR menig perlieren, mobl
aber pieI gepinnen fonnte, uno
if) aefponn. SD fiible MIDI iest, nod
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frduter, poaitdnois geiuno uno ihla-
fe gltt Sic gauge Naht. Seoer, Der
franf ooer leioeno lit, iollte eiltelt
&eriu6 nit oieiem Seilmittel mo-
den
Der Iuf BON 6orni's Ilpeufrdu-
ter in Der erfolgrei6en 8ebanolun9
dronildler 2eioen, Defenders FOLDER,
Die Dem porgeihrittenen sitter eieen
iino, miro BON feiuem attoeren, unS
befunnten Seilmittel ibertroffen. IS
perbeiIert bas Slut, es mirft auf Sc
Der uno Nieren; es foroert Die Scr
oalrrng; es itdrft uno belebt. @S III
cine refine Grdiltermeoi3in uno idor
iiber bunoert Sabre i'm 8ebraudl.
Mon frage nift Oarnah in ser app-
tbefe. @s miro MIR ourd beionoerc
Qofalasenten geliefert, poer oireft
pom Or. 8eter 5obruep & Cons So
250f @aibineton 9lpo., Chicago,
81.
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ARSENAL AUTO PARTS co.

8O2 e.z5lorrs q. Eel. Grodett 1894
goQltdubiges Eager eebran6ter gutos
mobiIteile ui1o an0erer in Dieies ssadb
idIaaeriben Mrtifel. Gas @eihdft 1T
inter neusr aeituns. Doaia l!Insemooelt
nno pergroBert. Bel ben ietjgen boben
Ereiien beanbtt es fid. bel inns bor5us
tpreden o0er ,su ~telepbonieren, ebe man
HeubeifeIlimgen mGak. 0ute, iDenH
aid fdpn3 aebrdndtc Heifen ioipie 8orDs
Eeife tets porra3ja. aonrmt 81 iIs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-05-11

gorgt ma iemanoem @eIo, 10
|fauit man iih einen Seine.
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ARTESIAN BELT R. R.
U. & G.. N. DepOt)

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So. 202-gom gbriaine. .nodm. 4:45
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-30
This Is Evident in Discus sion of Big Appropriation Bill, Which Has Just
 Passed
MEASURES WILL NOW GO TO CONFERENCE;
 FINAL PASSAGE SOON
There Was No Roll Call or Dissenting Vote as When Supply Bill
 Came Up
nx As.acinted Press

Washington, June :8.--in passing the SI2,O0O 100000 nrmy appropriation bill today the Senate emphasized sen.i- ment for enIarging the army beyond the 3,OOO,OOO men provided in the measure, hut declined while awaiting the war departments new expansion programme specifically to direct the President to raise m army of 3,00p,o"0.
 After a weeks debate and without roll call or dissenting voice. the huge supply measure-a worlds rec- ord breaker--was sent to conference between the two houses with view to it's enactment next M$nday, when the appropriations are needed.
 None of the appropriations for the army's part in the war for the fiscal year beginning July was reduced by the Senate. Instead 1t increased many items, approved without change the House clause clothing the President with unlimited authority to increase the army by further draft calls and added scores of important legislative riders.
 A futile effort was made today by Senators desirous of specifically order ing an army increase. An amendment by Senator McCumber of North Dakota, proposing to direct the President ["
 ntinucd on Page Eievcn)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-30
TODAY'S SAGE-HERALD

oE1IlO.Nf "A. l-American troops arrive in France di- rect. states General March in week. fly review. Allied attacks on western front to gain vantage points are entirely sue cessful.
 Vast profiteering on commodities of life charged by commission. British destroyers fight long-range Nj battle
 Senate sentiment favors en,arging army beyond 100000. 3-Lauderdale farmers are planting to feed nitrate plant employees 4-Editorial comment 5-City--school pupils raise big sum for all war funds and purposes. 6-Morgan citizens aroused SAmerica wants nothing of Mexico but justice, 9-rndorwood tells why he opposed ex- tending draft. l0- Sports. military class composed of 200 leading men.
 SECTION B. 1-Lady Marysi letter. 2-3-4-News of automobiles. 9-Amusements.
 SECTION C. 1-2-4- News of society. 3--Carpcnters letter. 5--Ceorsia IS unable to stir interest in campaigns. 6-Fashions. 7-- Dolly Dalrynplc.  SECTION ,. comic supplement-
 SECTION l. Rotesrayure.