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secretary Baker expects soon to sub.

preparation De maze 10 TeheNe wa
workers who will be released when re-
organization Of the war department to
a peace basis begins.
With "hold on to Uncle Sans insur-
ance'" as slogan, a nationwide cam
paign to induce soldiers and sailors to
re.ain their government insurance after
they return to civil life has been In
augurated by Secretary McAdoo.
Reduction Of present wage scales In
the United States will be opposed by
the workers, Frank Morrison, secretary
of the American Federation of Labor,
| said In statement dealing with recon
struction as 1t affects labor.
WASHINGTON.
| Ex-Presldent Taft intends to "ham-
mer away on the league OF nations
idea" He made this declaration at
Pittsburg, Tuesday. after he arrived for
an address before tho chamber Of cop.
merce.
The organization of four-minute men
of the committee on public information
/ will conclude its work and be dis
banded December "a.
by a partisan vote of the senate FL
nance committee, the total amount TO
be raised by taxes In 1920 was fixed at
$1,000 100000.
Naval estimates for 1920 have been
reduced 81 ,1S0,3l5,0 900 as the result OF
the signing OF the armistice, Secretary
McAdoo has been informed by Secre-
| t.ts, 81. Gin natttnutp m
a war basis was S2,844, 1907 900 and this
has been reduced to 81 ,463, 922,O 900.
rehabilitation of the American ex-
peditionary forces already In progress
with the movement homeward OF sick
and wounded, will be fastened by the
return at an early date of eight divi-
sions Of national guard and national
army troops, eight regiments of coast
artillery and two brlgades Of field
artillery.
Permanent control OF all radio com
munication through acquisition ana
operation by the navy department of
all shore wireless stations In the
United States used for commercial
purposes Is planned by the admnistra'
ton. under bill now before con
gress.
FOREIGN.
IL Is understood the question OF the
extradltIon OF the former German EN-
peror Is being considered by British
, law officers OF the crown, who are
working In close cooperation with the
French authorities.
Difficulties between Peru and Chile
which resulted In recall OF consular
representatives by each nation from
the principal cities OF Its nelghbor, hav'
been overcome by an apology on thu
part of the Peruvian government
II Is officially announced that PERI
, aus Withdrawn her counsuls from Chilli
> as result Of the renewal OF anti
, Peruvian rloting In Iquique and Anto
, fagasta. and Chile has withdrawn III
counsuls In Peru.
The Bosphorus having been cleared
a Of mines, allied warships have entered
, the Black sea and visited various port
. from varna around the southern coas
to Novorossysk.
n A number of American submarine
:. chasers, accompanied by the paren
@ ship Bucknell, have left Queenstown.
After an inspection OF the German
4 battleshlps and cruisers held by TN
+ entente and final settlement of thel
!. ownership by the peace conference, al
r the vessels probably will be sunk, n
+ apparently there Is no disposition OF
the part of the entente TO risk the con
a troversles that would be likely In cas-
@ OF an attempted division OF them, say
d n London dispatch.
n II Is learned on authority that tn
u allied governments are considering
plan of making Joint application for tn
@ extradltlon of the eX-knlser. Since tn
: former emperor Is ut present at Ain
6 erongen castle, Holland, such appllcn
h ton would be made to the Dutch gov
Y eminent.
IL Is estimated that there are GOOO
G cases of Influenza in Porto Rico. Tn
suffering In the rural communities !
i reported to be intense. There hav
/, been many deaths ms n result of tn
= epidemic.
The first woman to be appointed nj
' ambassador has been nominated by tn
Hungarian government for the post Il
y Switzerland. She Is the Hungarian
= writer and paclfst, Rosika Schwimmel
Several thousand American soldier
a sailed for home from Liverpool 81
: Saturday ON the the liners Lapland an
a Minnehaha II was a stirring seen
q as the men marched from the railwa
station and local camps to the landin
q stage, amid the rouslng cheers iron
: the throngs of people along the streets
|. The German frontier was crossed n
n several places Sunday by American
: signal corps units and ambulance
i workers. Short trips We're made int
Rhenish Prussia, where the inhabiI
!. ants are reported to have shown tn
l. Americans every consideration.
+ Entente troops are marching on KieN
d according to advices TO newspapers Il
e Switzerland. General Skoropadsk
: Ukrainian dictator, has surrendered
3 and General DenilSine, leader of ant