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The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

W. j.. McAtee, Harry AlcOfu, "A.
T.. Stckney, Frank Gashill, j. Nj.
Warren, Jack LennoX, j. A. Cole,
Walter Laws, James Marshall, +.
A. holland. Carl Lundt, +. NJ. War
rcn. James Mcmillan, f. ID.
Wright. f. A. Convey A. ID. Camp
bell. Jerry McCarter, p. II. O'Reil-
~. X. b. Wolfe, j. NJ. Lillig, Lee
Carlock.
College
f. Ct. Yates. p. r. Sweeney, p.
C.. Mashburn, f. e. Lukens, Rob
ert SHELTON. Harry Gaines. Fred /
ID Campbell, Charles Brebner, T.. |
Nj. Davis. Fred Haas, j. r.. Nc
donald. f. F. Montandon, Fulton
Cook. Herman SaXton, w. l..
Geist. George Plour. II. NJ. ThoS-
fcnson. r. NJ. Elliott, w. ID. Wolfe,
Fl. q. Garland. f. l.. Clark, Chas.
II. Miller. b. A. Johnson, Dave
" allace. RI. Dudley. j. X. Booth.
JAS. s. Melton, F. A. Empey, f. 4.
Henderson. Ray b. Combs Ralph
Brock. o. f. HALEY. Wm. f. Sar-
gent. Lee Carter, George O'Dwyer.
St. Joe
C.. O. FredrickSon. Frank
Thierault. Fred s. Ramsey. Fred
Carlson. Frank E. Scott, Harry
Miller. C.. j. Davis. Frank Drum
mond. VIM. f. C.. Gaddan, f. H..
,TuUis. II. w. Evans, q. j. Rose,
=. q, A1r..I nI.,r,1,llp 4
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18

The Central Civic League will
meet "a the home of Mrs. j. ID.
HOPKINS Friday afternoon, Janu-
arv %. at 2:30. This is the an
nual meeting of the organlzatlon'
af which time officers for the en-
suing year will be elected.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18
St. Maries

Alfred Lindslrom, Ed. s. kirk
X NJ Rabbit. Chas Kelso, F. c..
scott. J. p. Goodwin, James Abel
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1918-01-18
DeSn1et

f.. A. Squibb. L. II. Hubbard. T..
W. Nichols. j. V. Allen. Robert v.
Miller. j. V. Elliott. w. A. Ohler.
s. Bruce. Albert Nixon, r. J..
Camps. John Delaney j. Nj.
praisewatcr, Robert Rotramel'
w. w. Kerns. b. r.. SVensgaard.
n ID Arn,sfponU
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
BY CERVIN & HORN,
Architects

AFCnIteCJS-
I Now that some Of the government
houses are nearing completion, a
great many inquiries are coming
into the office Of Cervin & Horn, the
architects, regarding the character
istics Of the various types. In or
der that people who are interested
may be better able to select homes
Of different types, we are giving a
description of each one.
All OF these buildings have foun-
datiOns in place and have the fran
ing under way. About one-haIf Of
them are shiugled- 4 great many
Of them have siding or stucco on
the exterior and many OF them are
already plaster2d on the interior.
Interior trim is now being placed
A special effort is being made to
complete several OF the houses IN
each group, so as to enable the in
terror decorator TO finish one as q
sampler
Although there are i distinct
and separate types Of cXteTiors,
there viii be found several eIeva-
tions which fit the one plan There
are really eight separate types of
interior plans. Each one of these
plans is entirely distinct from the
others. They include four, five and
six room houses and double houses.
In looking over the houses one will
observe small signs or stakes which
indicate the particular type Of house
built on that lot, such as Gil, or
H22 To understand the meaning
of these types, il is only necessary
to bear in mind that the letter &C.
refers to d cottage, while the letter
II refers to a house either one and
a half story or two stories, and the
letter d refers to double houses.
The figure directly after the letter
indicates d typical interior plan
such as CT The figure after the
period, such as Gil. indicates the
type OF elevation used on this plan,
such as Gil. CI2 and C1.3. meaning
that there is one interior floor plan
having three different elevations.
The following is a detailed descrip-
ton Of each interior plan type:
q Type.
This is a four-rOom cottage, hay-
ing a large living room which
serves also as a dining room. The
living room is directly accessible
from the porch. The kitchen is di-
rectly behind the living room From
the living room one enters a small
hallway which connects the two
bedrooms and the bath The larger
Of the two bedrooms adjoins the
kitchen in such a manner that If
family desires they may use that for
the dining room All rooms have
windows on two sides This plan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31

has been used in three different Gle
vatious, each one having its own
distinct characteristics, and these
three are coy, homeIike and com
pact little cottages. The size of the
building is 24X32 feet.
Gil has a ridge running length
wise Of the building, with gables at
both ends
CI2 IS a combination of stucco
and siding and has hip roofs with
IOuVTeS for ventilation.
CI3 has the ridge running cross
wise Of the building, this giving
charming large sweep to front and
rear
g Type.
This is a cottage containing five
rooms, q living room, dining room,
kitchen ana two bedrooms The liv-
ing room and dining room are on
the one side OF the house, directly
behind each other and connected by
a wide cased opening. From the
dining room one enters a small hall
way which connects the two bed
rooms and bath room The kitchen
adjOins the dining room. This is
familiar type OF plan, very much
liked in this community. This plan
has been worked out with two diff
ferent elevations. The size of the
building is 22X35 feet.
C2.1 combines the rear gable and
side gables, with an easy sweep OF
roof which extends over the porch,
forming a very charming com bina-
ton
C2.2 is a simple type Of elevation,
having the ridge lengthwise OF the
house and gables at front and rear.
C3 Type.
This is a very generous cottage
Of unusual plan which combines
many Of the features ordinarily
found N a two story house, in that
the living room portion of the house
is quite distinct from the sleeping
portion. although on the same floor.
The living room and dining room
are both at the front OF the house,
the living room being entered di-
rgctly from the porch Directly be
hind the dining room is the kitchen.
In the center OF the house is a com
mOdiOus hallway with doors lead
ing To the various rooms and to a
stairs leading to the future second
story which is now unfinished Both
bedrooms are Off this hall and are
at the rear OF the building and ad-
jacent to the bath room, which is
also reached from this hall This
plan represents a distinct depart
ure from the ordinary cottage de
sign and has many of the features
ordinarily found In the western
type OF bungalow The plan has
been built with three different ele-
yations The size of the building
is 24X3S feet
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31

7 C2.1 is substantial working
type with long ridge and gables at
front and rear, having mullion win
| doWs and a dormer window at the
side, above the stairs. This is one
of the types which provides for flu
tture rooms in the attic.
CO , nas combined the end gable
at tire rear and side gables, this
giving it a sweeping effect and per-
mittlng the attic to be sub-divided
| into three additional rooms, one in
each gable
CS.3 has been kept very low in
character and q special effort was
made to make the roof lines as
pleasing as possible. This design
/ has proved to he one Of the most
charming types Of cottages and one
which many people have comment
ed upon.
Of the single houses. which are
either one and a haIf story or two
stories. there are three types of
floor plans.
III Type.
This house contains Ave rooms,
living room, dining room and
AteEeh Delhg down stars anu Two
,T,,' 80 @t... ,,',9 - 80 ,ha
- -, o. 80 a.. ~ -.
a,-t,,t74,. ~. f,,II IAN - ~. 5,l.,,s,
RI III is -[-drned ~ aItouy r,r
ba'tJ, go, rrbo-. are T,lert,, ~
cIoeets This i very conInscf' and
eronomicai Man ana has Two son
arate exterior treatments. The size
~ The huiIdinc Id . feet six inches
nv o. feet
III is a very sfrpnIe RECTANGULAR
structure nr nIea.srq nrarartfgrs
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31

operation Of the arsenal. General
policies, all changes in labor con
ditiOns, working hours. new con
struction, extension or modifica-
ton of the plant and all important
orders or promises Of delivery are
brought TO his personal attention
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
-EzvIE A,D Horn ERc1

His instructions are issued through
the heads of departments under or
binary conditions.
The arsenal organization, under
the commanding officer, is divided
Continued on Page 14).
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31

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poFGh ol PuLs I.'l.'st
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.var,, avaifabIa. rar1ar Tr# fr
sfo.rg ,,ortr.irs d f..rss. Irvine r-..-
dirf1r room, and Kitchen e.. #...
ia tba second STORY OPENS ...
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
enat Part Played IN War RI Lo-
caI Government Plant shown
BY Huge Expenditure.
MANI WORKERS On AhRoLL.
Number Of Employees Leaps from
1915 in 1914 10 ff,17~ 1t the
Close Of Fighting.


,srt the Rock Island arsenal play
L, .ro World war ns shown man
! :, ~ -. --.--+or NJ II r,,os
-5..--.- ,,-=.n 4,,-.,,- .ra III
,--..,s
ne Owe -----' = JAZZ 'I7 ~
ties amounted TO more Laan eighty
nine million dollars A larger per
.o-+sea az thar ar-c--- was sDar+
- ~ ----.--.s--...-.----
!" ~
tsD-lsAl-t-I~ e- -.-4 -7.a-.-' pa Oh
II going for new buildings and part
To- nov anufnu-arr T,a rs-ear
\
! porlioh q ne e-a-.s INNS L-il.'o--9
! went into the purchase Of raw ma
teriaIs and 10 labor for their man
rfacrurs into war sv-rr-gs for the
army overseas
F-on, rbo -a-- -ra- fila Tinted
c+atee entered rr... -1- ,rrr-r ,ha
6av rha arr7-5sr-..., y,-a- -zo-.5 ,Ea
sovarnrrerr authorized III. fyrr--
ejturs a. po.l,- rsra~s s-.a-ar ~
ems as a-A II o+ mis- ar,,,,,,+
s1osT979ss las - 49,
issviDg an a.ruaI evoar7zrr-a If
sEQ9IS SD - Nv pC-t- Isr,r4 -
senai during the narfn8 ~ rha war
Formerly Spent s9.a.tl.l4a1
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-
II - - 'l'
. 80 A. u q = -
tIe 80 = - ~ -. q {
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
ARCHITECTS FURNISH EXPERT DESCRIPTION OF
GOVERNMENT HOUSES BEING ERECTED IN CITY
AND DETAILED EXPLANATION OF CONSTRUCTION


d is u
raCon mini Ildl
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
Civilian and Military Guard.

Col George " Burr was relieved
from duty as commanding officer
at Rock Island arsenal February
l5. 1918, and was succeeded by
Lieutenant Colonel Norman r,
Ramsey as acting commandant IN
hi March ;, when Colonel Leroy r
Hiilman, now deceased. assumed
charge The commanding officer
Of this arsenal IS also designated
by the war department as ordnance
officer Of the central department
The commanding officer is re
SpDHsible 10 the war department
for all matters connected with the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
S9,343, $40 SPENT AT ARSENAL
DURING WAR; S21,257, 800 OF 1T
FOR BUILDING WORK ON ISLAND

shows the increase in the number
OF employees during the war period
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-12-31
IS Swell Building Total to Near 100000

VIE" GROUP OF 59E T HOMES BEING ERECTED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22
MAN LIES IN ROAD
ALL NIGHT. NEARLY
KILLED BY EXPOSURE
Hernandez Falls from Buggy and
Companion Drives on Comatose
and Half Dead When Found
Shortly After Dawn,

Ncarl> Igtd from exposure. lruacio
fernando of Alameda w.s found 90
the sidr OF the road ON Nurth Fourth
street mot rtr from the North Fourth
street school shortly after dawn this
morning After being thawcd our
% nearby mousse he sand ho was
thrown from IL buggy ON his way
home last night. and remembered lit
the or nothing uf what trausptrod
after that He had a cut ON his head,
and IL was evident from his condition
when touud that he had lain uncuu-
scious or no more than hair conscious
in the road throughput the night
Ne was iu Il comatoso state and
blue from the cold when found. Tho
man who found him just before sun
rise managed 10 got him 10 e nearby
house. whore hp was piled with hot
wllcr and hos coffee and rubbed and
chafcI until signs Of animation re-
tIruyd.
sheriff Garcia was notified. ne was
tolS that Hernandez seemed To- hc dy-
ing and might expire before he could
reach tne sccur The sheriff hurried
90 the house. and found Hernandez
rrrainiuE consciousness ana r1ilyins
his strength HcruDndc2 was able,
after % few minutes, 60 rive his name
and some account of himself Later,
ls hi4 mind cleared and his general
ruudItuu Improved. Dee told AN he
could recall nf what had hoflllcu him.
Ie aid he had been drinking he
fbro t1runr hume boo % hurgN with
another man Ills companion also had
hrDu drinking ne said. aud Dee SUPP
posed THAT WINS why the other uIa1
continued uu his way when %, tcl'
uut af tho nuEg, mn, uihur man %,
Thought admit luuw ho f,Il out
-b.rIft Garcia after SATISFYING HIU.
.,If tn.t fernando vH- uut ua.iN fl.
sutton tur uUruJuuut lI effects Iruu
HI# |rNu..ur. tool hiH tu Alameda
II.I..I I. hadu o BIZ |IU 10 pIHiu wiIrI
u. Doom was rnH rIp sheriff hrd a.
W. .u... foot. HH.. fu Hu.t HuI.
nv. I.UH. t.. UII.. Il. r...h.I D.
FINALLY ani nlt HERNANDEZ Iuf Cd
nrd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22
CITY ENDORSEMENT
FOR OBSERVANCE OF
FATHER son WEEK
Official Attention Is Directed to
II in a Sermonette Issued by
Manager; a Word for Mother
and Daughter.

Official oudorsrm,n. OF ruthcr-aud-
son week. Fpbyuar, D. To- ~. was civ
en- todas Dog city Manager raul Rcd
iurtou Ilc directed public attention
to the uus,ryuuo, iu t.o following SER
muucttr
90 take great pleasure ~ inviting
officially the attention oi the people
of Albuquerque To- tuy observance Of
father-Bnd-son week..
"A wroIcsuu " society rests uuon n
sound family relation The father is
IN large measure re-upnsibile FOR th"
proper upbringing ui me son, and the
moro confidence and respect cugon-
dorrd by a lowing, t%"iendly conrad
ship between tho father ANA the SON.
tho greater will hc tHo beneficial r'-
suits "a the family. community, state
and nation. We uIHuo us O. city
people moro auspi,.uT-ly start th"
new year than bog ID. diving that our
sons shall hc moro oar companions.
ANA our fathers MOI. M cumradps.
Let the father and On and mother
and daurhtor draw .loser together.
aud lct th, elder. s, tho necessity uf
providing Tor their .uildrcu whole
some amusement unH uphuildiur cu-
t]ortuinmcut bon the NHurs OF rolINu-
zion
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22
WILSON URGED EARLY
SETTLEMENT OF IRISH
TROUBLE, SAYS PAPER

Sew York. Jan. l-Lettors writ
ton hy President Wilson and Sccro-
tary Of the Treasurer McNdoo. were
made public today. endorsing tho
plans Of the Boy Scouts or America
~ "incroa-r the organized boyhood
ur the country. through a campaign
tu raise $500 600 between February Is
and o.. and Zee organize 81 scout lead
ors reserve corps ut lu0. nNu men
"Tiu, cfrIcirnpy of the Hn> scouts
of America must uf course. hu main
tanned reads n, PRESIDENT letter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described AS Torture
Relieved by Blaek-Draught

Possyillc, Ga. Mrs. Kate Lee Able, OF
THIS phase, writes; "My husband Is an
engineer, and once while lifting, he in
jurcd himself with a piece Of heavy MA
chinery, across the abdomen. He was
So sore he could not bear 10 press on
himself at an, on chest or abdomen. lie
weighted lU5 lbs, and Tell oil until he
weighed no lbs in two weeks.
he became c~ousiipalcd and II looked
IKE ne wollddic. We had three different
doctors, vet with al their medicine, his
bowels Sailed - net. he would turn 40
tcu-ccut bottle Of castor oil, and drink
1t two or three days in succession. lie
DID this vet without result We became
desperate ne suffered SO. Re was swol-
lea terribly, Hc told me- his suffering
could only be described as torture.
sent and bought Thodioid's Black
l'.uslt. lmadc him take a b, dose.
and uhcuu began O. act he tainted, ne
was 10 such misery, hui he got relief and
BEGAN 10 mend al once. tie got well,
and we both feel he owes his lie "a
Thedi0rds Black Draught."
Tlcdiord's Black raught will help YOU
10 keep tit, ready ior The days work.
1n III NC-l3l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22
COMING EVENTS.
FstaA.F4sl.NeEsN klsleleNtyssslses9l

Royal Ncighbors viii meet tomorro"
az e 80 o'clock lon Gables hall
The Woman's Relief Corps Will
meet in regular session at !. o. o. J..
hail tomorrow afternoon az 800 Al
mombcrs are requested To- be- present.
There viii Doe % special cummupico-
ton Of Temple lodge 40 9 A. T. a \.
". this evening az 20. FOR work Ina
tho NJ 49, degree. Visiting members
welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22
CROWD OF
BARGAIN HUNTERS
At BIG FIRE SALE.
Weller g. Benjamin s Store Is the
Mecca for Those Who Want to
Save Money; Women Faint in
Jam Hubbys Eat Cold Grub.

TN, interest Boo the hig fire sale Ht
Weller a. B~ruIauin'S store has NOS
.batcd J- Nl- Indicated OV the fH.-
that Yesterday afternoon "a thts
morning tn, store had 10 he kept
Shopper were allowed ln
only when 10 was possible 10 make
room for them The crowd gathered
before the dour was only Am indication
ct what was going ON within. There
the secthius crowd of bargain hunters
througed tho counters and rack ana
the early comcrs were the uncH wa"
carried of the prize articlcH So great
was the crowd that several women
tainted and had to be- carried uut ~
the building. An article droppcd htl
almost .o bee abandoned, so difficult
was 10 10 make any clearing. 'W'
woman lost her hat ou this account
and WIS unable 90 recover 90.
Caurht ln the crush OF the shopper,
several women were slightly injured
ana found thnt though temptiuE nHr-
rain were offered only those ph'~i-
call, III could avail tnemsolNc- ut
them. The menace Il the Ions nat
pin. was Illustrated here. when one ot
the shopper reserved 90 nasfF gish
under her as, is To- result of several
Inches OF pin which prutrudtd .r"h'
the nat OF another shopper
So Irresistible are bargains tu the
average woman that many suffered
many inconvenience and hu%rd-hips t1
have % ,haue, at the uiE fire stoc,
which was advertised az such Tempt
nrIy Ipw prices One woman Wa
known t1 have lined up iu front of the
De-. L-.. .#r.. o.. #. INH.."HHH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22

Doau's Rogulots arc recommended
by many who say they operate easily.
without gripping and without bad ar
ter effects. SOC at all drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22

tn... ru. .|u.I.I-Hf. NI .n.
... I.. ..u Huur..
.H. ...l. .' fn. ...| ,... oI.. .
.H. .| .. " .U. ".. ..
Nl.I... ..t II.f -.H. u
N.r'u... No. ... .u..t ur .l..t
.nf.r. '.uu .uU ,u.ra| Of. 'n
I..| .ud tho HIt- ... a.-U. $500.
udr'I arHI.f,in. TN. opera uH.l
rh. |uu..ur.j., tal l1r.. Il.
u tn, %. ...,l and ..IuIttiua |r
I.
~ tirruin E~uauoi io Meet
ll ,Ir.uIu E-pauo. tuo uuiNor.''.
Spanish r'nb viii meet uu do, oNo.ina
uf th, twenty -third uf january 100 th'
nom, COT Miss Flor'uo, W,lI,r 90 ui'uH'
H,r .t tu, cub
Dr. BnNd to Return.
Dr BOYD is expected tn return trUIL
his trlp through Union county 900 the
Interests of .h, high schools iu about
"a week.
Professor Wood SiCk
Professor Wood. who b. iu 'harp, '.
The department OF unthrmutIcs 100
the university. h.s been confined i|
his room tuday 300 consequence "t
very bad cold and has been uuuali,
to attend his classics today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22

Fat m a HELP WANTED ad, then
read ,he slTu \rlONS wanted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22

Pu, u "a HELP WANTED an. thea
read tho SITUATIONS wanted
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-01-22
Men! A Complete Clearaway of All S
and OverCoatS

The assortments to be cleared comprise our entire Y
stocks of Michaels- Stern Clothing sis to $35.
Among them will be found all the best models for tn
sons wear and next seasons use; it is a most fort
buying opportunity for tie men of Albuquerque.
The duration of their stay will be short indeed at the
asked below; many have moved out since the sale
last Saturday. 1t would be best to come in tom
bright and early and make your selection.
Here Are the Reduced Prices
1895, 1895, $I7.95 and $21.95
Every Man Is Odd But We Can Fit HIM
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-04-13
LIBERTY LOAN NOTES.

Those alone are worthy to enjoy
liberty who are willing to defend it"
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-04-13
STATE OF COLORADO.
County Of Denver.

OF THE published April
o
in andfo
cared clint Hous who hn been
that : M Muanagi Th
: 10 best .
Law andR
Of
PuII<i The
nd - urtis street Deuv
EdrorC lin g Houston :
Afauas stue Edito Cnn
BuSueS Manager ward
That he owner Civ ans q If
sveit
Hines 2Uau uforui street Tin
TIH he known
sSs9 2oNE sN' or more ' '-' amount " ~
Ii O.
%
or i any other dura sl1a %
such trust Is w
under and I~au h d w
I conn any rs @t
rduah oWuer luit %
4tf,p arou has Iuvfn direct iuii
U
f
he ~
This information is required from daily pub
'''''i ""A' Mnnagiu
% Of March 9ls Mt
Y
sion expires ebruary
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-04-13
LABOR MEN BRITAIN'S GUESTS

Members of the delegation of the
American Federation of Labor, headed
by James Wilson, president of the
Pattern Makers League of North
America, on arriving in London will
be the guests of the British govern
ment. All avenues of information
here and in France will be opened to
them. Every opportunity will be af-
forded them to explain the viewpoint
of American labor and to describe the
immense energies all classes in the
United States are throwing into the
scale on behalf of the entente allies.
The delegation will have discussions
particularly with the Trades Union
Congress parliamentary committee
and the British labor party officials
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-04-13
WILSON COMMUTES
SENTENCE OF RYAN.

President Wilson has decided to
commute to expire at once the prison
term of Frank NJ Ryan, formerly pres
ident of the International Union of
Structural Iron Workers, now in
Leavenworth penitentiary. Ryan was
convicted in the dynamite con-
spiracy" and his term ordinarily
would expire July 20, 1919.
Ryan was one of twenty-four union
leaders convicted as an outgrowth of
the Mcnamara case and the dynamit-
ing of the Los Angeles Times build
ing. The President already has COM
muted the terms of four of the men
sentenced with Ryan and the terms
of all but three others have expired.
Repeated efforts have been made
for Communication of all the sentences.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-04-13
A TRUTHFUL SCOT.

A lawyer was examining a Scottish
farmer You'll affirm that when this
happened you were going home to n
meal. Let us be quite certain on this
point, because it is very important
one. Be good enough to tell me, sir,
with as little prevarication as possi-
BILE, what meal it was you We're going
home to-"
"You would like to know what meal
it was?" said the Scotsman.
'Yes. sir; / should like to know"
replied the counsel. sternly and inn
pressively. BE sure and tell the
truth"
"Well, then. it was just oatmeal:"-
Rochester Times.
Denver labor bulletin., 1918-04-13
CHAPLIN IN DENVER MAY 4.

Charlie Chaplin. the movie actor.
who has survived 10000 disasters that
are worse than being shot at by a
cannon. is going to tell the people of
the tenth federal district how they
ought to protect the lives of our sol
dier boys over in France. Charlie will
appear at Oklahoma City and Tulsa,
in Oklahoma, on May / The next
day, which is May >, he will visit
Wichita, Kan, to cheer the bond boos-
ters- He will be in Pueblo, Colo, May
3, and in Denver May 4.