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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-06-26
CHARTER OF JoBBERS' SALES coRpo.
RATION INC

United States of America, State of Touis.
lana, Parish OF Orleans, City of New Or
Ieans. BE 1t known, that on this l4tb dav
o. u me month of May, 1919. before me. Watts
n. Leverich, Notary Public, duly commits.
ston 6 and qualified in and for the Parish
presence OF the witnesses hereinafter named
ana Undersigned; personally came and ap-
pedred the parties whose names are hereun-
20 subscribed; who declared that; availing
themselves OF the provisions of the laws Of
LOUISIANA, they do hereby form themselves
$500. 49, anu constitute corporation, for the
purposes and upon the conditions herein
after set forth
AkllCLE 1.-The name and title of this
corporation shall be: Jobbers' Sales Corno-
ration. Inc. its domicile shall be in the City
OF New Orleans, and it shall exist for
nlnety-nine years from this date 1t shall
have and exercise for the purpose of the
business to be carried on by il. all Of the
powers conferred by law upon corporations.
including the power to purchase lease, hold,
sell, mortgage and pledge real and personal
property; to contract, sue and be sued; to
make and use, If it 50 desires, a corporate
seal, and the same to break or alter at plea
sure; to make bylaws for its government,
ana the same to alter or amend at pleasure;
to name and appoint such managers, agents.
directors and officers its business inter
est and convenience may require; to hold
and vote stock in other corporations to the
extent permitted by law; and generally, to
exercise all the powers necessary or con-
venient to carry on and accomplish its OBJ
jects and purposes
ARTICLE 1.-THE objects and purposes for
which this corporation is organized and es-
tablished. and the nature of the business to
be carried on by it are hereby declared to
be to engage in the business Of buying and
selling and dealing in, at wholesale, rope
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1919-06-26
Nav % to June rs, inc.
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER of "
AUCTION C0hPAhh

c.,.. - Iorisiana. Parish Of 0riesn
of Nv Orleans. Be it known y" A.
oath day of the month OF NAY va,,ry
1910; before me, Scott T. DEL .,..rs
lie, in and for the Pansn =. An p
Of Louisiana, therein residins, a. r
commissioned and qualified ~. n,ui 4
ence of the witnesses hereihAi. "A -
undersigned; personally came rrn;s A.
" I. Salter, President OF me ~.
Co, and Joseph Chaloaa' o 81 III III
Fr,';t Auction Co., both OF tae ~.
majority. residents of New o'sA s;rrl =
ana who declared that aetlns W ...,Ikl
pursuant 70 a resolution OF inc 4
- the Fruit Auction Co., adopteo "a Z
-or,I meeting Of the stockholders ~ n
o,,r,,;nr called for the purpose III
- ,roposed amendment 70 ~ sa ~
- IA coronation increasing w
81. fror, sixty Thousand Dcin' sas1
i Ill Thousand Dollars, on tns !, q
a. d7v of MAY, 1919, they o. IA
D Dresa.,ts in order to carry INTO s .s
ta;5 -cs,,,tion. a certified copy ~
5 nee attached and made a. M
declare that the capital STOCK all
ae .,lle,;o "a sbaT be changed and ~. 4
increased from olAlJ sLsy fur1t
dred Thousand Dollars, anu Il. chsfz
clare that the Article ~ Of hsM he -
the said Fruit Auction o., sa - toTsss
ed and shall henceforth resa
wit: .;,,i stock
corporation is hereby fixed ao ~ oooS1l psgs
One Hundred Thousand tsi"sS .r,s Q1
divided into One Thausane .Jr.d WAl
the par value of One IA "
tSIOo0O each. which shall oe ~ iasp
c,sb vben subscribed for, or ~ m 81
ments and in such manner ~
NJ Directors may decide. IN 81 :
II shares Of stock shall De ~. az J.
raI-aesass,f,Ie No transfer o. -
be b;nd;ng on the Company un,s \
mon its looks and made in puf'''
bylaws. :, 1. .uthofiscd =
nc ., -. a. soon as one,.nsSs
Sanitai .F9ck shall have bees s' es;;cs b
az Pb ". daTe and passed at ny to.s;s,sz
en- no - NJ Orleans. State Of q. 40
tbe dav and date aforesaid, - Ldfr.
of Messrs. Arthur J. Ryan s.s;5enis
Calm, competent witnesses. ..,o sisaod
Orleans, La, wb3 have ne.ea .r. md o.
names with the sara apf re Who's "a
tary. after a die reading q p,.a, y
Witnesses: ~ Arthur J. =,
~ Goririnal SigaeD W. J. sai''''
JOS. Chalona, Secretary.
(S'aD soorr 3 gli =
7. the Undersigned, Recefeos ,,e,us. =
in and for the Parish OF u ~ ~
Lou il hereby certify that Il M |,
foregoing Act Of Amendmsn. AL uly ~
ton ,i3 SV Company. was thi. s.. da EEsI 10 :,
in INV office in Book ~ 100
!" New ey Orleans, May a4ts. f sss,e 3
This IS to certify that the .,;Gud 9
and "' Correct r? copy of the %. sl, esfti6sF
amendment anne together with .n .hsfesan
f ,be i Recorder 81 Mortgages earsss ?
pended per Ali of record in ny
ial records. u.x Zsh Hera
May z9-Jaiy J.
The Washington times., 1919-01-19

ests that close conservation Of re-
sources is necessary and will continue
to be necessary, the board says the
reduction of non-essential credits must
be emphasized as much at this time as
before hostilities ceased. The require
ments OF the Government for the pur-
pose of completing its war payments
and disposing Of its commitments
must take precedence for a consider
able period, the board points out.
Condition Of Expansion.
Regarding the forthcoming loan, the
statement says:
THE war has inevitably left a con-
dition of expansion, not only in the
United States; but throughout the
world, and the gradual and orderly
contraction of the expansion will re-
quire the exercising Of careful judg-
ment. In placing a new loan. every
effort made in past financing must be
repeated to avoid imposing burdens
upon the banks OF the country. Espe-
cially is this true in view Of the
heavy taxation requirements which
must be met by the business world
simultaneously with the offering Of
the new bonds on the market"
The Washington times., 1919-01-19

2zzsssSsSszxsSzsas s&ssSss&
The Washington times., 1919-01-19
SEEK z BILLIONS
|NLOANS IN 1878


Preparations are being made by the
Treasury to raise 1000. 900 in loans
this year. This became known when
the Federal Reserve Beard announced
that the Treasury plan of raising 81
in loans to 81 obtained in taxes will
remain effective during payment Of
war costs"
Official opinion is that the Govern
ment will seek to obtain the great
sum through two popular loans. One,
the Victory Liberty Joan, is due to
come within two months.
No Reduced Expenses.
The Federal Reserve announcement
said there could be no reason to an
ticipate a reduction in expenditures
soon. Continuation OF large spending
operations is implied throughout the
boards statement, which was carried
in its official organ, The Bulletin.
Tentative Treasury estimates, the
statement says, are for expenses of
$4,000 100000. The revenue bill, now
pending in Congress. is designed to
yield about Sc 900 900 900. and its pro-
visions apparently satisfy Treasury
officials as outlined
By way Of warning financial inter
The Washington times., 1919-01-19

tion-to-station" rate is Is cents or
The Washington times., 1919-01-19
NEW PHONE RATES
EFFECTIVE TUESDAY

Arrangements are being made by
the Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company to put into effect at
12:o1 a. m. Tuesday the new schedule
of'Fates for toll calls which was an
nounced December Is by the Postmas-
ter General, and under which all toll
rates throughout the United States
are placed on a uniform basis.
Under the new schedule . station
to-station", rate is the basis upon
which all rates for the various classes
Of service are computed. This rate
applies where aStoIl call is made from
one telephone to another without
specifying that a particular person is
desired. The rate is determined by
the air line distance between toll
points and IL computed for the initial
talking period on the basis OF 5 cents
for each six miles up to "a miles, and
5 cents for each eight miles beyond
I'm asddftions to the station to- sta =
ton rate. .arsspsrson-to-pefsen" rate.
an nappointment" rate messenger
rate, and report charge" are quoted
for calls to points on which the ''sta-
The Washington times., 1919-01-19
LABOR MEDIATORS MIDDLE
DISPUTES, DECLARES DYER

Charging the Board OF Cancellation.
Department Of Labor, is composed of
conciliators who do not conciliate,
Congressman l.. c. Dyer, Republican,
of st. Louis. Mo. urged that the ap-
preparation OF $4,000 for the boards
expenses be withheld.
They have handled labor disputes
most unsatisfactorily." he said, dur
ing the discussion OF the Executive.
Legislative and Judicial bill.
Congressman Nolan defended the
work of the department. declaring it
had done more to prevent industrial
disputes and strikes than any other
organization"
The Washington times., 1919-01-19

is established, but conversation is not
held because the calling or called
party Is not present, will not talk, or
has no telephone.
The minimum person to person"
rate is 20 cents, the minimum zap
pointment" rate is IS cents, and the
minimum messenger CALI rate 25
cents. The minimum report charge"
is 10 cents, and the maximum 81.
New evening and night rates apply
ing only to call made on the station
to station" basis are also quoted. For
toll calls made between $50 p. m. and
midnight on a station to station"
basis, the rate is about one-half the
station to station" day rate. and for
calls made between midnight and 4:3O
a. m. the rate is about one-fourth the
station to station" day rate.
Minimum Night Rate.
For the purpose OF applying night
rates, the time of day at which the
station to Station call originates Is
used. The minimum night rate Is %
cents, and day rates apply on station
to station" calls made at night when
the day rate is less than this mini
mum. Day rates also apply on all toll
calls made at night on other than a
station to station basis.
The company points out that where
telephone directory information is
available, subscribers calling should
specify the telephone call number de-
sired in making station to station
toll calls. Where, directory informa-
tion Is not, available at the calling
telephone, such "station TO station
calls will be accepted II the name and
address OF the called subscriber is
given.
The Washington times., 1919-01-19
SENATE ASSA|LS
slQ0,00O,OOOB|L

Efforts ef hdnninlstrstion Iesde e
TO hurry the sIeo.ooo. 900 food sppro-
priation for starving Europe through
the Senate were thwarted yesterday
by determined opposition from both
Republicans and Democrats
Urging that charity begin st hone.
Senator's Borah and Kenyon assslled
the appropriation ss forced charity ~
the American people Borah de-
no0need former Food Administrtfsr
Hoover. charging that the meat peck
ers and other food rnonopoiists had
controlled and d1tectee the Food tc-
ministration." 49,
senator Myers. strongly pro-kerin-
tration Democrat. declared the trc-
posal savored Of hiEhwsy robbery 81
the American Treasury by Eurcpten
bolshevikI, who, he said. are threat-
enIne TO set the world anre pnltsl
American dollars are shoveled eut y
feed them.
The Washington times., 1919-01-19
SALOONS ON OCEAN
LATEST PROPOSAL

ATLANTIC CITY, Jan.
19. - The ancient tippler
may yet be saved the ig-
nominy of an inglorlous
defeat.
A man here proposes
floating bars, or, in other
words, bars on the ocean
to take the place of the
bars on land, after July
next.
"What is to prevent
anyone from running an
excursion steamer out to
sea, and after passing the
three-mile limit, stocking
up with liquid refresh
ments, and dispensing
them to all the thirsty
ones aboard the craft!"
The Washington times., 1919-01-19

more.
"Person-to-Persen, Rate.
The "person-to.person' rate. for
calls where a particular person is
specified, is about one-fourth greater
than the "st tation n-to-station" rate.
The appointment" rate is about one
half greater than the station -to-sta-
tion" rate. The messenger CALI
rate is the same as the appointment
rate, plus any necessary charges for
messenger service. The report
charge" Is about one-fourth of the
station -to-station" rate and is made
in connection with all toll calls other
than those made on a "station-to-s sta
tion" basis weber the Connection
The Washington times., 1919-01-19
Says Austria Drafted
Ultimatum to Serbia Six
Times to Assure War

BERLIN. Jan. 19.-The Aus
trian ultimatum to Serbia. which
precipitated the world war, was
redrafted seven times before the
government was satisfied il
would not prove acceptable TO
Serbia and would result in hostiI-
tiles.
This was revealed in a state
ment by Austrian State Secretary
Bauer, telegraphed from Vienna
TO the Vossische Zeitung.
The Washington times., 1919-01-19
ORLANDO EXPECTED TO
NAME CABINET TODAY

ROME, Jan. 1s.-Premier Orlando is
expected to complete the organization
of his new cabinet today. The new
ministers are to be sworn in before
the King.
The Washington times., 1919-01-19
SUIT Of CLOTHES
IN SERBIA $500

The completeness OF the ruin OF
Serbia by the German. Austrian, and
Bulgarian armies Is evidenced by the
slow progress being made in rehsbiii-
tating the country, according to
csbled advices received here by Serb
ian Representatives. e. = =. .
The population. OF Belgrade has
been cut An halt, q suft OF clothes
costs $500. q pair of boots $50, hats
$40 to S14. shirts $50. stockings Sc. In
the provinces . pound OF sugar costs
IS. Groceries are totally wanting, and
the infant mortality is high because
the milk OF the poorly fed cattle is
weak. and has little nutritive value.
4 pound cf inferior soap costsS 81.
The Washington times., 1919-01-19

TArfft stsnps sepght fer yesrseif
or ysur ehf:drss -esitivsts tts riEht
spirit. - 49,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
STATE CHARTERS

Special to The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. s.--Joe
s Morris. secretary OF state. has Is
sued the following charters:
Mills Motor company. Muskogee;
G. y. Mills. ]. p. Solomon and c, p
Gotwals. all OF Muskogee, incorpora
tors. capital. cas-, 900
Al Rosenthal's Fashion shop, Ard
more; capital stock increased from
100000 to 100000.
Harry katZ. Inc. oklahoma Cltyi
capital stock Increased from $4,000
TO $4,000,
Forcign-Gleun II. Smith Engi'
neering company of Delaware
American Oh Engineering corpora
tion Of Delaware.
oklahoma Coliseum Company
Oklahoma city. W II Garside, h, u
McKil Hip and ], w. s. llutchins. al
OF oklahoma City, incorporators
capital &250.000.
owner Automobile Registry, Okla.
homa City; Charles w. Todd. II. l.
williams and Howard Graves. all oi
Oklahoma city. incorporators; capi'
tai $4,000
Higdon Granite Company; Okla
homa City; {. r.. c. II. and ii. T
Higdon. all Of Oklahoma City. incor
porators. capital $25,000.
Milawny- Douglas Wholesale Gro
Gerry company, Bartlesviile; /. NJ
Rauch. Bartlcsville and Sam p. Ben
der and George @. Solberg, both o
Oklahoma city, incorporators; capi
tai 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
STATE LAND MOVES
Landscape Gardner Ordered Soil To
Moved After Il Had Been
Hauled In.

bpecAi 10 The World,
OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec I. -
OktAhoma's $4,000 acre OF land
acquired little more than a year
ago. Is moving again The state
board OF public affairs In the VIII
liams administration acquired tri-
angular acre south OF Twenty second
street, in front OF the south entrance
to the capitol This was graded
down and hauled onto the capitol
grounds, filling the statehouse site
10 the level OF the steps of the build
ing's main entrance Since the adop-
ton OF plans drawn by George W.
X essler. landscape architect. II has
been necessary TO remove this earth.
A grading loader, operated by the
power OF IA mules and four men,
with 10 dump wagons is engaged
In the work The earth was moved
in by convict labor.
During the recent unfavorable
weather work on the capitol grounds
was suspended hut. unless weather
again intcrferes the grading Will he
hurried to completion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08

murrcr. The Mutual company Is eN-
pected TO Immediately take the mat
ter 10 the supreme court
The Mutual company made gen
eral denial OF the Jurisdiction Of the
state issues commission and attacked
the constitutions of the Simpson
law by asserting that II creates a
body with judicial and executive au'
thurity not invested by the state con
sutution
The simpson law makes violations
a felony, punishable hy il Zine rang
Ing from 200 TO $4,000 and state
prison tornis or both II the com
psny continues To operate In deu'
ance OF the state issues commission
pending the decision ot the state su.
preme court It viii be In peril q
criminal prosecution.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
Epery Floor of State
Capitol Has Clcck of
OUn; All Are Different


Special to The World.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. Z -
That's the fastest time ever
made In the sta tehouse elevator"
said visitor Saturday after a look
at the electric clocks on the fourth
floor. Il left the first floor at IL
O'Clock and arrived on the fourth
noor at a quarter OF eleven"
IL was found that each floor
IN the building had a tirnv peculi-
arly Its own. When II was IL
o'clock on the main floor It was
1915 on the fourth; ESQ on the
nfth; lg:l0 on the third and $3.50
on the SECOND floor Even tho
Western Union Telegraph COM
pany's office pfoFk on the second
floor was of" and showed a
time different from all others. The
entire electric clock system was on
a strike and the unerpainable
thing was the varied time In the
building for no two OF the CLOCKS
had stopped at the same time.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
Blood Poisoning
usm,In's Wizard on . Safs
FIrst Aid treatment

How often lockjaw and blood poi
soning result from the neglect OF a
slight scratch or little cut Hamlin's
Wizard oil is a safe and effcc I've
first aid treatment. II n powerful
ant@eptlc and should be applied Inn
mediately To wounds OF this Kind to
prevent danger OF Infection.
II is soothing and healing and
quickly drives out pain and inflam-
nation in cases Of sprains, bruises,
chts. burns, bites and stings. Just
as reliable, too, for stiff neck. sore
feet, cold sores, Canker sores, ear
ache and toothache,
Get Il from druggists for 80 cents.
IL not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constiplted or havo sick
headache? just try Wizard Liver
Whips. pleasant little pink pills, 30
cents Guaranteed. .-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
TULSAN MURDED SUSPECT
Former Convict Not Identified As
Slayer OF Aged Muskogce Man.

Special 10 The World.
MuSkOGEE. Dec. Sam Rob
erts, paroled from the penitentiary
whore he was serving "A sentence OF
four years for manslaughter In Tulsa
county. was arrested here last night
In connection with the murder on
Friday night OF A. /, Acers. aged gro
Ger.
Mrs. f. A. Bruce, the grocer s
daughter who was present when the
highwayman shot down her father,
when first confronted by Roberts,
identified him as the bandit but lat
er declared she was uncertain and
thought the bandit was Of more
sallow complexion.
The pistol found on Roberts when
he was arrested was 80 oaliber
revolver while the bullet that ended
Acers' life was fired from 3s cal
iher pistol, Roberts asserts he was
home with his wife during the en-
tire evening OF the murder and she
told the same story.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
WIFE ATTEMPTS
TO SLAY VAMP'
Ada Policemen o,'o5 ohecA
nv Act of Aggrieved
Woman.
GUN MISSED FIRE
=.
Husband \and Father Is
Located at Home OF
Woman in Case.

s0,d,l to Tue WoHd' ,,
.nA Dec. 7--Because she SAID
-. husband has been spending he
y" .,saa, OF the crop that she ana
daughter had raised near MAX
uroay living. Mrs A. T. Wat
',.. decided to take matters In her
hsra here this week. As a re-
.hs came to Ada and attempted
.boot Netue owens, the other
.oman alleged 10 be mixed up III
-. case only the tact iha' Ine
.s,omatir revolver did not nave u
s.,,,,sge In the barrel and the OF
Gu. oT the law had seized II be-
~ aha could snap II again, hept
~. owens woman from peing hho'
sd prohably killed,
r. aid that Watkins a farmer
H. hsen In the habit or coming 70
tss and spending the money ac-
n. n",ins w. The allegations OF his wite.
.y,1 y" a,'.mpis 10 get him back INTO
-. narrow ways OF righteousness
Wv, t,led Wife and daughter
hasdls1 themselves into n vehicle
V1a' a ,onneyed to Ada to find the way
@ ..rd husband and father, Not know
w.. ,hs intricacies OF the winding
.@ mas and the various knocks that
80 necsssary 10 admit one into the
s,cred or unsacred places or more
=. Isss questionable locations. the
y,,s and daughter sought the help
Of The city police.
Finally watkins was located az lne
sonS OF Claude Jones In company
Win the owens woman. Inc TWO
we're arrested and started towards
ihe city bastile While walking near
The prisoners Mrs Watkins TOOK her
automatic and attempted to fire Tpe
police lnterfered and a tragedy was
ayer1ed
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
TEST BLUE SKY LAW


Special 10 Tho World
OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. THE
test OF the simpson blue sky law
passed by the seventh legislature
under which the state issurs COM
mission was created and given iurls-
dlcton over the scale OF speculative
securities in oklahoma, VIII now
find It's way rapidly into tho state
supreme court The attorney gen
erals department, filco "A demurrer
against the petition OF tho Mutual
Investment company an oklahoma
city concern, denying that the facts
set out constitutes cause OF actor
and the ruling OF the district cour
trial Judge was to sustain the de
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08

Special TO The World.
TAHLEQCAH. Dec. 6.--For lhe
first time since the admission oi
Oklahoma to statehood. tho remote
and duyged Grecnleaf locality In
Cookson ownshin, is receiving atten-
tlon I'm the matter ofSoad improve
ment and bridges. Steel and con-
crete structures are being built
across the tortuous and brawling
mountain creeks and citizens nVlnS
IN the valleys and forests VIII soon
be able to trayel with more facl'iy
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08

BRISTOW. Dec. 6 6--The state cor
poration commission has notified
Secretary OF the Commorcial club
Tom u. Rehstein that II has sci
Tuesday. December is as the date
for the hearing Of the complaint of
the club against the Bristow Gas
company. An effort will be made TO
have tho hearing held In BrisIow In
stead OF oklahoma city.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08

speeial 70 The World.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 7.--Applica
tons for charter for two new OKLA
homa national banks were filed with
me comptroller OF the currency last
week. Floyd Finklea, OF Forum
filed application for the Guaranty
National bank OF Porum. which Will
nav. a capital Of $4,000. Applica-
ton for charter for the Picher
National bank. Picher, TO succeed
ne First National bank there, was
made by f. H. Dolson OF Picher' 1t
will have a capital OF 100000.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
mo COMPULSORY LAW
Military Riii In House Not Ia Contain
Provision for Military Training
A. Proposed

WASlIlNGTON. Dec. NO pro-
vision for compulsory military lralh-
ing will be contained In the army re-
the house mill, 1t was said at yes
terdays meeting Of the committee,
Whether this subject viii ho treated
In measure to hc prepared after
completion OF ono establishing the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08
STRIP MINES At WORK
Few of the Organized Miners Arc
working, n Survey Reveals.
Special 70 The World

Special 10 The World.
HENRY ETA, Dec. 7.-Although
some OF the strip mines are putting
out limited amount Of coal. there
il at present no indication OF the
miners resuming work. Operators
state they will pay the ~ cents In
cease as suggested from washing
ton, and one operator IL carrying an
advertisement TO this effect. but has
received no applications from any OF
the miners.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-08

peace time strength of the regular
army has not been decided, mem
bers OF the committee said.
As tentatively agreed upon. the re-
organization BIZ will provide for
100000 officers and men, the num-
her suggested by General Pershing.
who also urged that a universal re-
scrve be established for call In the
event OF war The war department
recommended an army OF $4,000.