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WANT FREIGHT RATES
ON LIVE STOCK PROBED
Southern Live StoclS Men Ask RuiIrond
Administration TO In
ScStiRatc.
by Associated rress. I

NEW ORPHANS. Feb. 12-'rhc Di-
rector General OF Railroads was called
upon to send representatives to South
err territory to Investigate alleged
Hnfair rates on 1.-Two stock. on a NUN
ncr or larger railroads. in a resolution
adopted at the second days session
mere OF the seventh annual convention
ton.
Secretary Lanes plan to furnish
,arm homes Tor returning soldiers was
ton.
Speakers a, to- days meotins urged
Improvement in cattle aud other five
s .h breeds in the South. expiainins
max thus Souid only be done by stamp
iag out all forms Of animal discaso
pr. j. X. NJ. Mohler chief of the
Eureau OF Animal Industry of tho
United States Department OF Asricui-
tnre. who delivered the principal ad
dress OF the day. emphasized the need
g. improving quality and quantity Of
After he had complimcn,ed the south
LOT efforts in tick eradication and re-
uuclnS CHOLERA and tuberculosis amonY
I've STOCK. the delegates adoptcd rcso
N.Y., ,us,enS Indorsins The Eovernmcnt's
pisn 70 entirely eradicate animal tuber
ro.osis and urging Congress 10 "a
ut4Pilatc an additional $4,000 for
IiSN eradication work.
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BELIEVES SPRING WHEAT
GROWERS ARE PROTECTED
Lcshe +. Gates Gives Opinion After
Four Wecks' Visit In Wash
inSton,

g. c ci'. Feb. 1e.-sprins wheat
farmers will be taken care of tie
same rs producers OF winter whea. IN
Inc orin'3n OF Leslie i. Gates, presi-
dent OF the Chicago Board Of Trade
returning to-day from four weeks in
WA The fixed price OF sass
wheat; Mr.. Gates said grain men. II
com PEELED 10 do business as individuals
would be placed at DISADVANTAGE with
1uE!nE agencies of allied countries.
Insir buying power is concentrated
ana there IS no competitions They
VIII buy as cheaply as possible.
sentiment has undergone change
IN regard 10 com values. There is moro
talk OF higher prices. From a statis
iicai standpoint the situation is buI-
iish. However. eastern traders. Who
nave been haElnering 1ele market down,
are stii' firm in their belief that prices
viii go lower.
The fact that exporters are taking
some interest in oars has served to
encourage the trade, although there
Is TO indication of any broad EXPORT
trade developing in the near future.
Hut the impression prevails that the
situation has improved.
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"CAN | BE
CURED?" SAYS
THE SUFFERER

How often have you heard that SAD
cry from the victims of disease. Per-
maps the disorder has gone too fer for
help, bat oftener it is Just in its first
stages and the pains and aches are only
aature's 6rst cries for help. Do not
despair. Find out the cause and give
nature all the help you can and ssa
viii repay you with health. Look after
The kidneys. The kidneys are the most
eSerworked organs of the human body,
and when they fail in their work OF
offering and throwing of the poison
chat constantly accumuiates in the sys-
Gem. everything goes wrong. GOLD
MEDAL Haarlcm Oil Capsules will
give almost immediate relief from kid.
oey and bladder troubles and their kin.
dred ailments. They will free your
body from pain in short order. But be
sure to get GOLD AEDAL. Look for
the name on every Dor. In three sizes,
sesled packages. Money refunded if
they do not help you.
ADV
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"Y' DIPPED COLORs
TO TRIBE OF SATAN.
BILLY SUNDAY SAYS

Continued From FRS, PsgeD
itt!c rest time in be;wecn," he said
50 | am going 10 preach al 1880
~ nc morning and at 1915 and 5 in
IN order. 10 have 4 little breathing
SPACE before the night Service
Mr. SUNDAY said he was nearly frantic
Nth The opportunities OF other places
10 haNc MIN come and preach
GOES AFTER INTIpEIs.
ShEfriCS AND AGNoSTICS
On, In just nearly c.s1y," he NUT,
Pa. Rac<sd ~ by iny:nc:slc truths and
The i!nd.nburg line OF intidsis az
"oStics: skepiicS and all Other KINDS
81 "t;eks n Richmond last night and
pui incm 10 utie. rout.
Win deadly earuestness. iieh,ened
o;iea .! the whimsical humo7 the
SINGING sarcasm and iiac irony for
which &c Is famous, he sssailed the
prov=d their most in,p-esnablc a-su-
mems foolish and aS.:ine and utterly
without foundation IN fact.
aLsE SANS wife was satisfactorily
Yes" SAID NJ. Sunday. a lot OF
Ptop.H are Ee'ns 10 he'll tonight
me- e9sass sfzs s sa.d S &c mis- Tifs
srsa!,;o GUS 81 > fellow who seemed so
7llch interested N another mans wife,
iie also clarified ,Ae vision of the
euclsnSs relative 20 she immaculate
cc.csp;loE. and presented mum Der OF
-niGAsr-c uroofs o. the existence OF a.
soul ~ man.
Jhv theory % evolution went the way
Of The rest. There's nothing 10 it,
NJ. s1Edas concluded with tnality.
WIN ;he versatility OF the born &C.
tor VINO knows the trick o! getting
his act across the footiiEn:s and rrin
PING MS aud sncc with the speei OF mis-
personality. Az. sunday summed up in
: tTal sioFr. told raa-ve!lousIy we'll
me ives or tne men and women in his
audience.
one hundred and th.a;r-s.x hit the
IL the absence OF "Rody." WHO had
cay ;cr preliminary service was con
avc:ed hy Bob Matthew'S, or the Sunday
part!
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TACOMA STRIKERS AGREE
TO SETTLEMENT PLANS
Shipworkrr> Act Independently of
seattle !Ien After Conference With
Mayor and business Men

TACOMA. WASH. Feb. I..-Fo!!ow-
Ing Adjournment OF conference here
today between Mayor K:dtel!. business
men and the STRIKE committee, Il was
announced q definite proposition had
been submitted by me strike comn;+-
Ice Of the Metal Trade Council for
s@ttemeu; OF The shipyards strike here.
Tnts action. it is sa;d. has been taken
independent Of Seattle
The proposal was forwarded IN
Charles Picz director general or the
Emergency Fleet Corporation. by c. ".
NSiis5%, man ger Of me Todd Dr.:
DOE ana CONSTRUCTION Company II
The government accepts the Droposai
the Todd plan, viii ae reopcned. ac-
cord,ng I" Wiley. Terms OF the pro-
posa! were not announced.
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FhosPECTs RRIGHTENINc
fOR RUSSIAN HECr\r,r,

P.osPec;s are b.ighteainc a.: ~
iT-:55a.en!nlins OF at !ess, f5nr a. . .bS
no 800 factions ~ the conference 10
'c nc!d on The P-..ccs IsIand 90
NoTd has come from ,nr
par, -, ,"s Ee!eFnmtn, Of that former
20 y. huasia Will participate in In.
aeeision Of the government Of c:.n. ~
LIeh'"ihe has given way 10 a leeiTe o.
az T's 'rs conference. The Eovcrnineii
s.Nisation as has the RussjsU al III
SheViSi governments
~. - oeG!ninG 70 appear that a suf-
ee III evidence to meet the BoisI1.,n.','s.
.na INC entente and American rr,,,s
s,o onfSer.res 10 assure the success Of ;he
conference plane. The success 81 ~.
conference. however is beiieynd - AZ AZ
t'end open The willingness OF the Mos
.,,c,, . =, 10 give certain s;uaraniies,
nc Withdra val Of the Bo!Sheyist forces
!.eh INC provinces which they I'M We in
sSnSo. jt is by no means certain H..
$50! eovcrnment will agree 10 any
PLAN INTERNATIONAL.
- LABOR ORGANIZATION
=, i'ns peace conference commission on
meeting TO day adopted articles ~ ,,,I
'. OF the British draft OF inc ni,n a.
|u 'n,erha tonal iabor Organization. n
preSieeiit o. the commission i1r nc ~ =,
uess a.osc and stood silent for Il few
",OuicHtS IN hpApC OF the anniversary
OF tne piF,,! OF ABRAHAM Lincoln.
Article Y. provides that rcprcscn,a-
yves OF tae governments. cmpjovors
ahc working people should bo cnti,Ja5
20 SPEAK and votc independently a,
FAC proposed international labor con-,
ference without regard. TO tho yicvis
expressed by other representatives. OF
article v provides that the in;erna-
.Ionai !abor conference without regard
ro.ant,,;H p'cased oy other rep
'ss Artis,c or tnfir nraticna
tional labor conference shall meet in
the capital OF the society or ,'stiors
unicss II Is decided by q lwo-thirdg
majority to meet elsew here. -
IT also Is agreed thar All Office should
be established in the capital OF lie
scctety OF nation AS IA parl Of Tho nt
SaniIation o! the society The o,Yrn
would be under the control Of a 49,
tor appointed by %he governing bndy
BELGIUM DEMANDS S0,JE
CHINA N-HELD TERRrJuU,
fhe 5etsian Claims as placed tefor.
demand for the return 10 I3nl- i'm,
OF some aerritory held by Germany. in
addition TO request Tor free nayfp.,iiom
OF the 3chcldt aud the rcstY,utiot, =,
certain territory held by he Dmc,b
The Gsernan districts demanded nrI
Alonttoie and Malincdy. Just as,
o. the present Belgian German Dor
trtcG iS mainly Waiioou ana their
possesefon by Belgium. II was pojntnd
out, would deprive Germany OF an o,,.
let for a new Invasion OF Belgium
IRESIDEST9S LAST HOURS
IN. PARIS CROWDED
2 President wilson's remaining DAYS in
France before no returns to the united
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country wcrc loyal, there wero never.
thcicBs far too many German aliens
who felt only hatred for the country
that has SO generously received them.
recurrence of this experience.
II tx the duty OF every American
citizen who loves America to seek ont
ci.n birth to prevail upon them. m they
Wish TO remain here. to become citi-
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BOLsHEY|sM BIG FACTOR,
CARRETs0N DECLARES
Cannot Re Differentiated by Rcprcs-
sirc Lcgislatlon-Niust BE Dealt
With Intclligcntly, He Says.
is INDICTMENT or SOCIETY
Capitalization OF Fruits OF Human
Labor Into Hands OF Few Rcspon-
siblc for Dangerous Conditions
Threatening Civilization, He Holds.
RI A. ID. GANRETSoN.
President OF the Order OF Railroad
Conductors

Conductors.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL; is fash
ionahlc 20 talk about the extcrmina-
ton of the principle and the existence
OF BolshcviSm or of the l. w. w. or
OF kindred associations. blu; they arc
mono the less fuctor to be rcckoncd
with,
They cannot DO abolished by repres-
sire Legislation, and they will never
be Disposed OF until there is an in
,eilisent. honest and sympathetic CT
fort to remove the causes which
brought them into existence. Their en-
istcnce is, in itself, even in the eyes
disagree with their object and de-
nounce their activities. an indictment
OF the social system which brought
fruits OF the labor of hundred mill
lion men TO be concentrated in the
them Wiehou; regard 10 the interests
OF all concerned. while ten million
other men. striving with equally honest
purpose to acquire competence. only
tencc condemnation is not an answer
Honest effort TO remove the cause is
the ees; evidence of an interest for
the common good OF mankind
LABOItING MEN ARR! NOT
uNMINDFUL Or CONDITIONS
The great body OF the la6oring men
OF America are as much at variance
with the methods OF the organizations
named as are the citizens in any other
class. AT the same time they are not
unnindtul OF the conditions. There is
10 Justification for the methods OF
these organizations. bat conditions
stand out as an explanation and an
excuse for many acts that are NOT
Upon any ground justifiablc.
II IS incum Dent upon every class of
citizen. 10 matter whether aligned
with the purely capiiai;stic class. the
employing class or the unemployed
c.Ass. 10 approach settlement of those
questions, not bounded by the narrow
;rammels OF self interest. but impcl!ed
by the broader sense OF citzensnip.
Cntl II is approached in that spirit
the element OF danger will not be
eliminated.
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STREET CAR MEN STRIKE
Conductors and aIotormen OF SayaunaI,
Electric COMPANY Ordered 10
Quit This Morning.
TEy Associated Prc.sl

SAVANNAH. Ca. Feb, 1o-ordo-e
were ISSUED tonight by the local di-
vision of the street car mems union
Gazing n strike OF conductors and mo-
pany, TO begin at o'clock TO morrow
morning. About 200 men will go out.
Il was said. The carmen claim that
a committee from the Savannah Trades
and Labor Assembly. r. c. Carrot II,
acting manager OF the company
contract Nhich the company could not
accede TO.
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At the Movies

oDEON-IcIsie Ferguson in "IIi.
rHrisinu WIFE
ntJoU-NnrEurritc Cinrk Ia .sMrs.
VICES of tho Cabbage Pntch.'
cOIONihI-l1relyn Ncsbit In
"ner Mistnkc."
islS-MHbcl Norn,anu In "1IIckcy."
NiCFOft-Zanc Grey In 'srhc
Light of Western stars"
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Grimth in
"Mtss Ambition"
REN-varicty.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Mrs. Mary 4. Macon.

The funeral Of Mrs Mary 4. Mason,
Wap Gied early Tuesday morning. viii
take place this afternoon q, 3 o'cIncL
from the Second Presbyterian Church.
MIS-. Mason was In the eighty second
year OF her age. She was the daueh-
Ter of inc late Peter w. Ralston, ot
daughter Mrs. Robcrtine A. Johnson:
sister Mrs ". }. Lccky. and q grand
son. Albert |. Johnson Rcv. DR.. Ccc;j
ASSISTED by Re-. Il. NJ White, viii
conduct the service
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IREDERICKSBu VA, Feb -
" ,iihni ~ Jones, prominent farmer
ana Confederate veteran of Stafford
,o"h'y VINO Was member OF the ia
nous bia"m Horse Cavalry died at
the Mary Washington uosn;,aI hcre
last aigh'. after an illness or several
months he is survived by his vie,
one son and = brother. Mr.. Jones was
scNtniy-iivc years old
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Recommend. Motor 1rncL D.u,.

WASHINGTON. Feb Ioaa,,4
or The motor truck delivery SKI ~,
uituer direction OF tho Post -0nico Jn.
narlinqHt AZ means Of putting III.
tarlher III closer touch with markcis
|aS advocated o-day by A.sj,usn;
oh'mnstcr-G General Biakslec In an ad
u.css before the semiannua1 confarenco
oi tno national board OF farm organ
suAHod cotton and co. operation among
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&. s. RmsxelI.

SnGc'al 20 The Times Dispatch.1
fEI'iSBUEG, VA, Feb i2--C
nuSseii' AGED seventy-one years, died
3-da! at his home ia Ada:ns street
re was never married. and 81 .u--
NITtd by one sister, Miss Mary Rus
aci,' ana one brother, Frank Il nus
Ell ,,,ii;; o",h OF this city. The funeral
"'ll tihc place from the residepc.
to morrow at IL A NJ
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states are crowded to 7he last hovr
the President MAY give hearing to
20 sec him. Tonight after the con-
ciusion OF the days work the Presi-
dent had five appointments ~ the Mu-
rat Mansion.
delegation headed by Dr. Rappard. A
,eadIng authority on tho league OF ma
lions idea. Next came an Armenian
1sisEat!on. headed by NJ. cour,e. OF
hiAn. OF Robert College. In chc II
pace came delegation from the
srench Association Cor a Society Of
Nations. with Leon Bourgeois at its
head. The French delegation was fol-
lowed by conference with the Min
ister OF Foreign Affairs OF Persia. The
last engagement for the evening is the
reccp'ion Of committee formed by
the newspaper La France L:bre
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Especial 10 The Times Di,n.,cn
"iNcliESTER. VA. Feb. l2.--Albcrt
~ Hondurant nifty seven years Old
J.! rinerly Of Aiexandria, va. died at
~ nome at Mount Williams. Surviv-
ing are Il widow, formerly Mi,e Sa,,;o
rry". aud two brothers. y. 4. Bon
durant. Mount Williams and c. " hon.
durant, Lynchburg, Va
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NOTWITHSTANDING
IN RAILWAY OpER ALTON

II Is IN The spirit OF good cit!zc0-
ship that We. dealing with the socia
pro oie!ns that confront not only Amer
iGa, but the world, have championed
OF the creates; ndus;ry OF the CON
;:nen,. namely, t..e operation of the
railways. a plan which cnlbodies with
IN II s*s1eRi OF profi;- sharing that
Will go far ia our opinion. 10 re,nnvc
one OF the most vital causes OF in
dustrsai unrest. So far as our own
eEaft is concerned. Gun opinion, if
would, by the force OF its example.
leave its impress on the industrial
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NEWS BULLETINS

m:ral Archibald II. Scales. United
Gay and began his duties as supcrin-
tenaent OF the United States Naval
academy He has been commanding
Lakes.
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Released From, Hun Camp.

fBy Associated Prcs.l
WASHINGTON. Feb. I2-privatc
Jetson {. Suddeth, r. l.. D., GrecnviIIo.
Ga. is among American soldiers ro,
ported released from a prison camp
IN Germony TO have returned to Franco,
according 10 War Department an
nouncement tonight
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DixnbIcd yexsel lowed In,

CHARLESTON. S. c.. Feb. I2.-Thc
olsa bied steamship Allentown towcd
ny naval craft reached port soon after
a pilot aboard, proceeded w the hnr
Dor The engines were ont of com
mission sixty miles OF Of brcakwatcr
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Congress Did Not
Vote as 1t Drinks
SO Says Representative C.
p. Coady on Prohibit
ton Blu Action.

ATLANTIC CITY. ~ j., Feb. 12.-
Prohibition is not the real sentiment
or Congress. II ConSrcS had voted
the way II drinks, there would be
no prohibition" said Representative
charles l.. Coady. of Baltimore, TO day.
The trouble in Congress" he added
rs that many members have yielded
10 the threats of a bunch OF narrow
EauScd people who are intent on MAX
ING otner people do as they want them
TO- Many congressman who voted for
prohibfHon like their liquor. but they
abuse.
Prohibition is contrary to tho hos,
interests of the people at large, and
IS calculated TO do great mischief
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WAsHTNGToN. Feb. 1.-THE SEN
ate military Committee to-day asked
secretary Baker for . report on con-
d!t!ons az the camp oc en- barkation
at Bresi, France. This camp recently
was severely criticized in the Senate,
anG COMPLAINTS as to conditions were
referred 90 the conuitte for inquiry.
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AfELBOrRNE pa,

MELBOURNE, Fec. i2.-six de-
S:foSeE and six raoGern-type subma-
Tines, which were rendered by the
British government 10 the common
WtSi;h o. Australia VIII be accepted,
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rroTcssor ". X. sbcrfr..

Spccinl To- Tho Times DispatchI
BRISTOL. VA, Feb I9.--pxofnssnr W
i. "hcrieN' aged seventy, died ycster-
Gay at his home at Blouuivillc. near
mere: Ills widow and nvc cIiIdrcr
survive him. ''' va
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,IELBOURNE FEB. I2.@The com.
monwealth of Australia will accept n
gift OF six destroyers and six modern
type submarines, rendered by the Brit
lsh government. according TO an an
management made here
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BEGINNING or INVASION
WOULD MEa> ,-ts.r,

- iefa IS advanced ~ sore 81 ,5c
-6tS sr1 sss q nc SOCIETY or nations
cHG.i!e. send S..sic rjii';;..---....' ~:
eS.0SS nc french frontier ~. -I.:
o. xa- 1 s;:aI-a, De deoia-a,iioIS
y. .5s society, who wouid 49, '.'s : .
$50 .1io n, i.caily 10 set IN ;notI%r
sorc.q co!!eSt!.e 4:ii,a-y and uay.j
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NEW YORK, Feb. !2.-Charles c.
CowaE. former president OF the Mem
pms Cotton Exchange. to-day was
e.ecicd president OF the American Coz
William v. Drake. Of Raleigh, y. G,
was named vice-president
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WOULD HAVE TO WAIT
MONTHS FOR tSSISTISrr

F.aaee. E.:a every :rcS; and re-
a;a and ihc Ca;t@S States ,zS-,i5
tTe 7Sat!ess, :: %as pointed out have
q sa!t MANI months before ,he .or.as
OF sHtss nations ccuI5 bc created
SSeFIto anu placed n action
a. Bourgeois is understood 10 hays
Soap.ssseo, !Eto his proposition the
s.se5.E considered cor Tic:soDs az 40
acs q insi and us military aad
ice oo-:ta::oa o. these who 20 nor
oel1tt - permanently ORGANIZED IN
Ie.HeE.oh2! s':.%, these INCLUDING the
-At..s:CeH oc.esates. IS ths, so Create
9Sci an army would require cbsnrss
.-s cosS>:iGiious OK Severa. c55c
aiS5 'rsy become members o.
~ S1% are no: {: . oharzc,s- h..
~c.sto quickly.
taey s'Ece that lhe soc!ety could nc
= .~!Iito effectively ~ It's r..,ha-r
ELF absolutely bound, The rromsr-
-es;s hao:eiaeai was made By anV
go. 20 60 cpc-aEo win their forces
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OLYMPIA. WASH. Feb. 12.-Govcr-
nor Ernest Lister, owing to Illness, TO-
Day quit his post as Governor OF
Washington, and turned over the Of
Hart. who Viii become Governor to-
morrow.
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TENTH OF U, S. PEOPLES
NOT AMERICAN CITIZENS
Raymond j.. Ctist, OF Naturalization
Department., Issues Figures ON
Foreigners Here.
ALIENS SHOULD BIZ CONVERTED
Declares Unassimilatcd Mass Means
National Dangcr-Urges Patriotic
Persons to Educate Foreigners
Who Live i'm This Country.
rRy Associated prcsa. I


WASHINGTON. Feb. l2.-Approxi-
mately onc-tenth of the population
of the United States Is composed OF
unnaturalized aliens. according to Ray
mond j.. Crist, deputy commissioner of
naturalization, who declared to-day
That such condition would not be per-
mittcd by anY other country. and APP
pealed to American citizens to help
In making citizens or alien residents.
lie said there were 100000 persons
in this country who still retain their
allegiance to the land of their birth.
There arc now 100000 aliens in
this country, yet barely 5000. 900 have
become citizens" Mr.. Crist sud. such
n trcmcndous unassmilated mass
means danger. for among these mil
lions comparatively few have my
knowledge of or interest in American
institutions.
MUST CONVERT PEOPLES
INTO LOYAL AMERICANS
ut is our duty and our necessity
to convert this multitude into loval
American citizens. BY gathering i'm
their own quarters in large industrial
centcrs they furnish "a fertile ground
for all sorts of propaganda opposed
TO american institutions
The war revealed that while the
great majority of Germans in this
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WASHINGTON, Feb io-Appo:nt-
mcnt OF IVA lor-General William Black
cnlei or army engineers. aa chairman
OF the port and htrhnr facilities COM
niosion OF the Shipping Board was
announced tonight after the return of
chairman hurley from Europe. Cen
erai Black succeeds Edward i. Carey
OF Chicago. who resigned recently.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-Headouar-
;erS were established here to-day by
1he NATIONAL Grange. with Professor
ihomas q: Atkeson. former professor
OF animal husbandTy at the University
or West Virginia, in charge
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MS GRAVE: DANGER EXISTS
FROM GERMAN AGGRESSION

NJ. BOURGEOIS. a'iudins 10 the APP
prehcnsio1 existing IN France as re-
cards Germany, insisted that there
was grave danger confronting France
Il an international force was not con
S,aRtiy in being and organized 10. in
slant action.
The French view. he indicated. was
that society of nations which did
10; include permanent collective
.oEco might DC d beautiful experiment
perhaps. but al experiment ioo Crea.
toT nation 20 risk unless !; had in
udoition defensive. frontiers sufficient;
20 meet sudden shock.
i Vas easy Ter TIE British. OF. the
oiHeT side OF ,.s channel and With an
ciornous navy, o. for J1e Americans
-t,h the ocsaa IS ;he.- defensive .5on-
;ier- he argued, 90 regard calmly ~.
Mornings G. league 1a!ch cid no.
aTcT!ce tc- al international force
rant hoveve-- being Separated from
>.-rr.a1E on: - Secs-ap h.cal line
must -scetrc ias r-Sl SacCis :. Ger
10: SEoC cec:1: - pass BEYOND hs-
.iEsS a5S trs - MAJ Etccr even
v1:1 S-ss,lE limited ornaments.
JET = 50 dss..cc::ve. according 70
,ht F.sacs view. ihzt France y,ous6
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