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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

n was announced yesterday that w
n. wright owner Of the Wright
Clothing company. tff West Contra
avenue. has sold an Interest In the
business 20 g. W. McCiintock, we'll
known clothing merchant Of Hanta re
n. a.. Mr.. McClinfock will continue
the operation o. HE santa re store
and will make M. home In Santa fc
hut will rivo considerable Of his time
20 the AibuqusfQue connection. This
company will be known a. McCiin-
took riGht Clothing company. thus
renewing a business connection OF
several years standing when Measrs.
Wright and McClintock were aHso-
ciated Together IN the clothing bust
meas In santa Re.
The entrance Of Mr.. Mccilntock into
the Wright Clothing company win en-
laree and afrcnrthcn the organization.
since Mr.. McCiintock brings 10 the
business n bread and thorough expert
ence In meas clothing merchandising.
lie Was for twelve years with Wilson
nrothers IN ChlraEo. and was for sew
ernl years In the Simon Stern Clothing
atorc. which was purchased by Mr..
Wright when the Wright Clothing
company was formed.
This companya very unique adVer-
tlsement Of Hart-Ehaffner and MARI
clothing appearing in this issue Of the
Herald tells an interesting story NJ
signs painted In prominent locations
In Brcst. and other ports OF embarkn-
ton In France reminding Americans
that there were stylish Hart schaffncr
a Marx clothing waiting for them in
old 4. n A. The signs were n .ource
Of consolation and were chcefcd by
many weary fighters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17
LEMON JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Cihsl Make beauty lotion for
few cents-Try III

squeeze the Juice of tWo lemons In
20 "a bottle containing three ounces Of
orchard while shake well, and you
and tan lotion anf complexion beau.
uflsr. at very, very small cost.
Your roc has the lemons aud
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces Of orchard white
for a few cents. Massage this sweet
Is fragrant lotion into the fac neck,
arms and hands each day and see
how frefklsH and hlcmishes disappear
aud how clear. soft aud rosy.whiis
the skin becomes. Yes 10 IN harm
less and never initiates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17
A. l. MORRISON.
czsrvIckTs o. sfocEHoLprRs NON
LtAHILIII. ALBUQUERQUE hTOCk
nxchAN0E (Ne eiockboidsu


czsruycsrs o. sfocgHoLprns NON
nkcnxxdhr sss s,sssssls.n o'A
Tkis :. % certify shsi shs usds.i.asa,
ssiss ~ tss e,isi.si inseIpsIsiei. vhe A.ss
t~fore named Corporation. thereby asseeist
tef thenseisss teEslhsr under M. pfesisiens
q ne ceYels,lsn Laws q hsS nssise ier
ke'tsrs ~ke may become ~ssssesssd vith
hat dlsrs shsii e % sisssAel1srs liability
Ssrs sssssss az x. s's *. .,ss sss z. .h :, :sis
Cooperation rh1n b eKcmpt f-om Al llahili
90. on ssseaas o. snf stock lssusd o. held
" x. SsS c. sss.g' s sssa ' s.r.n.a To- = x: s. :~ sss.
paid ~ pFspsriy. - essh a. he tins " che
fonimrncemsnf n business.
Ihs sssslsf efilss q ~ csssers,ien q ils
70. sss A. r. Fsk d Ne sis'sss1 Arsri
il Wi.a.u whereof. W, u. Iasorpo,.,srs
asa az 81 MAJ. a d 1919
hn riskk.
u ODD HAMILTON.
W q o~EkTRElcH.
o. u. MCKAY.
4srAil u ufrnnlillo -
p.s = "a, ssss s.s 3 nf.i'S s'i w. y
bdd HHsniilrs. W. & Ossirsish saa q "
AeH.x, V me taern 10 h. The persont d.
sss.sss y ana sAs s5sss,ss ne ,s.sfslHs
and s~fknosisass4 that itey eEeeuted the
Eame A. lhsis ffss act and deed.
Witn1af mY hand and seal The day aad
MIL NJ BRYANT
fEuiafial Hsel1 Notary puhllr.
Commission sEpires MAJ. ~. ioaJ.
4 psaa Es0 Carflneats ~ Non lIahlfltf Of
Eiockkfldern Of AlbuquerQus SOD EEshanEs
fNo ftofAhalders' Liability. Fned 10 o.
fles 81 stats Corporation Commlssion Of Ses
A H. MORRISON.
Clert.
Compared JJO 10 Mn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

ARriciE VI
The ti,ns fog ~hirh this Corporation shsil
snist shall DO fifty years
ARTICLE VII
TIE Difsrtorr for snd dHring ne frat
ihr,e months Of The hfs Of this Cprnafsties
shaii b and hsreLy are nominated 10 b.
4 Oefireieh ana q u MeKsy.
In Nitnes~ Whereof We have hsrrunia So
cur hands aad seals thia i9th dag u May,
n FISK.
y n Pr
y OpD HAMILTON.
VI a. DINTHElgu.
q. u. Mckay,
kiais Of Nsv Acrico.
C0uniy u hernalillo SIS.
On thit 18Th daY " May A u iatg 10
fore me nertonaily appearsd X, X iish . n
flak, ODD Hanllton, W q Osstfslch and
q u MCKAY, 20 me hnavn 10 b. ths persons
described In and who executed he foregoing
ARTICLES u ineeftetation. snd aetnpv isdrsd
that iAsy eAseuted ths sane a. Their free %,
witness my haad aud aeai The day and
year iast ahote Wnitea.
eE.,.r,.i Seal, NELL ssYfST
cpnmlsslon empires Mar. ". 1898.
ENDOhSfDi No. $3.50, Cor Reed vi
4, laEo $50. Certlhcate 81 incorporation
81 Albuquerque STOCK ffrhange fNo stock
hollgrs' Liability. fiied lH Ofhee ~ stats
Corporation commission u Nov Msaiso, May
~ 1912 10 A. a.
A. L. MORRISON
CiFyk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17
GOLDEN RULE DRY GOODS
COMPANY TO HAVE THE
SERVICES OF NEW TRIMMER

n r. wilsey has accepted the posl.
ton Of window trimmer aud card
writer for the 0olden Huic Dry Goods
company. Mr.. Wilsey comes we'll rec
commended. having had five years ca
perionca Ia this line. He Was laat en-.
San Antonio. the highest class store
Of 10 kind Ia the city. Bns home b IN
Dallas. Texas
The MANAGEMENT h Just announcing
the placing on sale Of coats. suits and
capes AZ reduced prices. which no
doubt will be Of special Interest 10
their customers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

done. a city ordinance should be pass
ed prohibiting the cutting OF any live
tree anywhero within the city limits
Without . permit from the city man
nTcr The cIty manager should APP
point an tdsipory board 20 guide the
policy for t.suance of such permits.
We believe this u the best means
for handling the situation
Very truly yours
W q oEsrREIcH
President
ALDO LEOPOLD.
Secretary.
a small mans shadow "a Just a.
black a. thai AZ . great man.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

rhsns The Herald ysar vacation sddrss.
and have the usper follow Yea.
Keen In tauct With the home ns~s
chanEe your sfdrsss a. oftsa a. yoa ilks
Or give ~ rouf Itinerary.
Fhone ot3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

ARTICLE q
Tho rlrroraia name ~ ALBUQUERQUE
sIock hxChAAoG tns ,tosthoiasr habna
Article n.
Thf rexuiar ofhet II ths Corporation l.
itt touth Herend Street. iu the Oiy ~ Allu
qusrque Nss hssica ani a n risk u de-
charge thsfssf and uron vhom process
against The Corporation aaY ~ served
ARTICLE III
Tee ehlsefs for phieh ths Corparaiion l.
sssilsa 4 To eater into male perform
nnd earfy ust fortraffs ~ etery tlnd md Zoe
any lsviai purpose, With any person. hrm
section 2 10 At - losn agent. pir,hsi
log fFsn, Or selling areut Tor psfsans. %
sneiftlont Or rofpersiloua ard 20 istue bonds
s's,a,ss % ielea,i,s. 2 ~ ,e,Pe,s',sn
.afs ~ sane ~ morissgs pisdEs deed u
Hss,isn .. TO hold or oth.r.ls. sraulr.
aihsr~iss dispose 81 a. owner o. sssni.
shafrs Of The Capital ntork. hauda. dshsutufss
Or other evidences 81 inasbisdness acuuired
~ sns psfsen. Urn. eerporaiien snd Viii.
privil.ses q ownsnhlp Including the rishi to
sssllss I t. purshass 20 hold sra ,,
lssss ne share q ia capital stoek, w bond.
section 8. IT, rsmunsuts any person ~
Compensation for services rendered or 10 b.
rendered IN placing o. assisting % place o.
fnaranterlnc he placing o. undefNniinr h.
any ~ The shares Of stosh Of The Corporation.
% any dahenturea, honds o. other aseuriflsf
o. me Compensation or other persons assecla
iions 90 eorpofatinnt. o. In The eonduet % a.
buslnesa.
sseiion q To own. haid Of othsrsise ~
quirr, eel sssiFnl transfer. uledfs. Or othsr
uise dispose 81 a. ounef o. agent any nal
% pefsenal property. Oh lands rights. or
lsases and pips lines and refinerier 20 prns.
poet - drll for Oh and eaf. sod 10 d. any
and AZ hing necsssev er conVenl~nt b. BE-
done ~ o. about the Foregoing consistent
with The la~s u The State n Nee Mexico.
ARriCLE ".
The Corporation a aufhnfiffd o. Issue Cap
ital Stool 70 thr extent u esa. 900 90. divided
into 23Oo shares u the par value o. 1900
each.
ARTICLE v.
Ths name and gc.iofhes addresses Of N.
ineorporaiersi and the number ~ shares o.
the Capital stock suhfrrihsd for 10 each. ~
aggregate 81 which ulll BE- the amount With
vhich ~ fgTpfsiisn viii commence buIi
meas. are a. follows,
Amount ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

when a doctor gives a patient hope
he expects pay FOR H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

STATE on NEw MEXICO.
HIATN CORPORATIONS COMMISSION or

CERTIFICATE on COMPARISON.
UnIfaa nisiss ~ America
STATS u NaN UrEIco-u
n 4 Hereby Csulnsd. uaf ne anusned Il
3 f1Il uas anf ermrnis tranaerpt ~ ne
ttliifE.te u hloekhellsr Nsn Liability q
eiotkhoItru' LablItTl (No. ee3Il. with
tAs srdaugmants thcFsen. - sans aprsau
- nlf knd 81 racord IN ths offies u The
state CurpofaIIon Commllainn.
Ia I<sflmsny WhsFref, the etaie Corpora
tI1n cuuuIla|on 81 The State u kev Menlco
has ezuss4 this certificate % b signed ~
si.n' - 10 sfars1 81 tks cliy al santa "
on lila 1llt day % uaY, A u. 1919
HUGH n WILLIAMS.
49,, c''l~'''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

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pu< 1@<7I t<.< zeal n'''.@ 49,
49, 30 Sctx1ss 10y
dc bsrt m<ihoe ana = ivsssr recon-
t1<41<u< tn4t I~rprrtrrr rno .ne-'..
how NE tree can @'rN 70
14-41 Win n~rn-cett1n hraftnI cot
for<r@>14 - lu4- been rnt ~ me
<r@4uer % ne cit4 comn
Ihr 7o1ortns ~ me is''o1 c'%e'ins
ne 1uoEnont
I<ouofaIIe Cry Commissioners
kIff Of kIhuQrsrlas. New ucxioo.
U<rII<urrf
Tho time n again a. hand uhent Tho
fozna1o ccffonpnood trees 81 Albuqctr-
que are causing our eitissns . sreet
U<<t q tisfoufort eno tn-eonseniene.
ma matter o. euttnE down me- eot.
t~ou-t11rn1 trees ~As ceommenoc
- you ~ ne Chamber o.
t4s@ <tHE. ard ~ n our understanding
xn.< her ". not a. uss ums ~
5s'.:!<y th.:r fsmex@L A..
c<& . 49,. ,s.~-~
Sc.[-e % ~ ~ 49, ~ ~
~. o>.es -tl- -..
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~ r<@ol . .hnnt 70 re<Lena s-n
- 20 ~. - ~. 80. ID
- c@gre. 49, .lsns.
80 c-e-.ns,rn o. snr,nr proves al,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

Construction causes headache. inei
Eestion. dizziness. drowsfne-.L For q
mild. openins medicine. use Deans
Regulets 0 a bon at alt stores-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17
WILLIAM s. HART AND
DUSTIN FARNUM POSE
FOR COWBOYS REUNION

Bet you mover saw these two fellows
IN the same picture before!
They are the greatest rivals In film
dom-both topnotchers. and both
good sports. They are respectively
Dustin Fanum and william y Hart.
n Heoms almost Hupcri1uous 10 In
troducc them.
Thee two rivals consented 60 -
photographed together for b New
Mexico Cowboys Reunion association.
which holds u western roundup al
las voFas each Fourth Of July. rhcy
broke All president 10 do this In ap.
probation Of the action OF the New
Mexico cowboys IN voting them the
two hest houest-to- roodncnr cowboys
In tho movies. Tioth Hart and Far
mum sny they are going 10 attend a RE-
union In Vegas some OF thene lines
but - FAR they have been ~ tied ~
with contracts they could not ge,
away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

STATE or NEw MEXICO.
,kKw nLSico

UIAII OOMIuNhIIuN tNMNlncluN W
NEW MLxfCo
CERTIFICATE or COMPARISON.
raifed States ~ Amarlfa.
State 81 hes IaNltn=n.
II Il Hereby Certified. that the hnnsred
n . fan tfus end .pmpists iranneript u tho
NsFfifIcalt Of Therapeutics u Albuquerque
ffpfk frrhanfs 10 biofkhoidara' Liability
fHo. eA11t, aith the enderaenenil Thereon.
e s1ms appaan on III and o. record IN he
offI,e Of The htsts Corporation Conmisaion
Ia TaaiIucny WhfTt0i the ftafs corpora
flsa Transmission " the State 0f New Msnico
~ czn14d thlr csrifieais 70 Le signed BY its
ttslluan cad Ne seal " said counnissioa. 70
~ KffIlnd ~ Ne City q santa fe 90 this
GI1S Az u aay. A. u. leie
(6sefl Chnifulna.
AZ NonaFsQE.
sx1scrxe o. ikooRPoRArIOH or THK
IL1UQnnHQUE STOCK EXCHANGE
fEo Aloc1holasn iAahliyl
We the r~uteuigned. IN order 20 lorna =
u1Itofailqn faf lhe purpose hrrslnaftsr staf
ID unasl and rn4laeni q ne plesisiena Of
t<oDt1f Ne. * - ihs 1915 eodinoaten u
"a New Heaita atsiutss snd ameadlaents
tasfsle. d barely certify - ieilevs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-17

mat Bassascmsn Is Henry. ls.one
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-18

Friday. a.:
At the last Welfare Players product
len many were turned away. Don't de-
lay getting your tickets for "The Run
Always" at the Opera House next
Thursday and Friday.
The Welfare Players. in the spectacu
lar extravaganza The Rnnaways" at
the Opera House next Thursday and
Friday, Have YOU your tickets Call
up Mrs.. George NJ. Hawks.
The knights of Columbus will hold
a special meeting Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock District Deputy Broham
Of Rutland will be present to install
the newly elected officers.
Everybody voted the Welfare Play.
ers' in Believe Me, Nantippe" the best
ever. Don't miss the'Players first big
musical comedy THE Runaways" at
the Opera House next Thursday and
Friday.
Christian Science Services at SOC
Main street Sunday II a, m. Wednes
day 7.SO p. M reading room open Il
the public 2.30 to 3 p. m, except Sun
day and holidays. Here may be read
borrowed or purchased all authorized
Christian Science literature.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for 6usy Readers


News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for eusy Readers
r. Isl ~
E. L. Niles of Powpal is in town
today on business.
Wanted-Women by II. T. Cushman
Mfg, company. ADV. Aft
Homemade sausage and home pork
at ShanahaI1s market. Adv. 80
Johr Luttr o. Parif istreep il able
to be out again after a two weeks
illness.
Mrs. Anne Tefft OF Greenwich, l.,
being entertained by Mrs. Sarah Bur-
geg;.
Merritt Burgess left Friday for
Boston, Mass, where he will take a
dental course at Tufts college.
+ Wilfred Fleming, who is employed
in Manchester hai beer spending 9
few days at his home on Elm street.
Is your husband brute? See Mad
laine Traverse in when Fate De-
cides" at Harte Theatre, today. ADV.
4Mrsy Mary LaFranchise Of lark
street, who has been quite. i'll Tor sew
eral days, is reported to be slightly
in proved.
Mrs. Howard Manley has returned
to her home in Rutland after a few
days visit with, her mother, Mrs.
Lena ,Bowles. d, ..s.,
Supt, and Mrs. g. P. Martin Of tss
Soldiers home returned home today
from a visit of, a Week with relatives
and friends in Burlington.
Miss Cordelia LaFranchisc OF Bal
ston Spa is spending several days
with her parents Mr., and Mrs. Frank
Lar'Yanchlse OF SCOT Street.
Miss Hannah Cleveland returned to
day to her home in Elmira, after
visit of FIVE weeks at the home OF Inc
Misses Hilda and Marjorie Hurley
She refused to leave her husband
for refuge with the man she loved.
Sec Madlaine Traverse in When
Fate Decides" at Harte Theatre TO-
day Adv.
The Red Team OF the Ladies Aid
society of the Baptist church viii
meet next Wednesday afternoon at
the homo OF Mrs James Mckee of
West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Kenyon and fam
ily who have been passing week at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.
Breese OF Cage street, returned this
morning to their home in Utica, n. Y.
Mr.. Kenyon is cousin OF Mr.. Breese.
Miss Marjorie SquireS entertained
Thursday evening at her home in the
western part of the town number of
friends at a dinner party in honor of
Chester Johnson. Mr.. johnson, who
for some time, has been employed
here by the Bennington Scale COM
pany has resigned and returned Fri
daJ to Albany.
The topic OF the Epworth League
meeting Sunday evening at the Metho
dist church will be 'Our Motto. The
cabinet has charge of the meeting
and each officer viii tell what the mot !
to means in his or her department. |
The president of the League will give
a short talk on FUR Motto and Its |
relation TO Our Pledge" which ought I
to be of interest to everybody and es-
pocially to the newer members. Good /
music is promised. Our specially this |
week is to be a solo by Douglas Cod /
frey. Everybody welcome. The new
Epworth League hymn is published |
elsewhere in today's issue of The /
Hammer
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-18
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers

G. Louis Harwood OF North street
is in Troy for the day.
Did you enjoy THE Fortune Hunt
err? Then see the Welfare Players
new musical comedy THE Runaways'
at the Opera House next Thursday and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-10-18

| offer for sale Hag- Pleasant street
property known as The Bates
House, consisting OF dwelling house.
large barn and extra building lot.
Terms reasonable. A considerable
portion OF purchase price may be
paid by mortgage at five per cent.
Edward l.. Bates. ADV. 27tf.
The boys appearing on the streets
wearing red and white caps are mem
hers OF the senior class OF the Ben
nington high school who are anxious
to display their class colors. The
students purchased these new fall
caps not especially for their warmth.
the color was the particular feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-16
Rail Raise of
$36,O0O,0OO
A Year Offered
Wage Proposal Made by
Hines to Four Brother
hoods Is Taken Under Ad-
visement for Ten Days

WASHINGTON. Nov. 15.--Director
General Hines submitted to repre-
sentatives of the four railway brother
hoods to-day an increased wage scale,
amounting approximately to $3,O00,O00
month.
TIE proposal, laid before representa-
tives of the brotherhoods at the closing
session of the wage conference, was
taken under advisement. 1t was not
what the men had asked for, but their
answer will be presented to the Direc-
tor General within the next ten days,
and it is considered probable they will
accept.
The increase would affect trainmen,
firemen, engineers and conductors. but
more particularly those employed in
the slow freight train service.
There are many other questions af-
fecting working conditions of train men
which have not been decided, and to
which no reference has been made by
Mr.. Hines in public statements. These
will be the basis for further confer
cnce between the brotherhood heads
and members of the Director General 5
staff. 1t was understood tonight tn 1t
the conference might be resumed eacly
next week, but no definite date was set.
Extra Pay Allowed
In a statement tonight. Mr.. Hines
said that "in order to give an addi-
:ionaI measure Of compensation TO the
vain service employees in the slow
reight service, time and onc-half will
oe paid for time required to make runs
in excess OF what would be required
il an average speed OF l2la miles an
lour were maintained. provided, how
ever, that all arbitraries and special
allowances now paid in various forms
Of freight train service are eliminated
or the railroads as whole" This
propos al. he said, "bears on the most
important matter in consideration"
While the policy of the Railroad Ad-
ministration to await results of the
campaign against the high cost of
living before considering general in
reases for raj road labor remains un-
hanged, Mr.. Hines said, correction of
unjust inequalities" between various
classes of workers would be corrected.
Cut in Hours Forecast
The proposals made to the brother
hoods are for this purpose, Mr..
lines added, and to discharge "obliea-
ions left on the Railroad Admnistra-
ion when Congress was unwilling to
-stablish a special tribunal for the
purpose"
Explaining his reason for rejecting
,arts of the broth 7rhood demands, Mr..
Hines said that full time and a half
or overtime in road service was not
'uStifahle as punitiva measura he
:ausc, as rule, it is not economical
run heavy freight trains at speed
Is great as would be necessary to avoid
payment of the overtime sought. He
believed. however. that the program
submitted would mean the elimination
# certain excessively long runs, with
resultant decrease in hours of labor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-16
len Reservations Are Adopted Under Cloture Rule;
'Peace Treaty Is Dead," Declares Senator LODI
DAnnunzi0Seizes
lara in Ne1u Raid
Poets Action Declared To
Be Coup to Influence
Votes IL, the Election

TRIESTE. Nov. Is (By The Associated
Press).-Gabriel d'Annunzio, who left
Fiume Thursday NIGHT on a new expe-
dition, has landed at Zara, on the Dali
matian coast, according to news re-
ceived here late last night.
D'Annunzio made triumphant entry
into cara, receiving all enthusiastic
welcome from the Italians who had
been awaiting his coming.
Captain d'Annunzio sailed from Fiume
N the early morning darkness. The tor
pedo boat Nullo followed the other war
ships of his feet. Six hundred troops
were abroard, including ardit grena-
diers and also his complete staff
D'Annunzio is expected to continue his
expedition to other Dalmatian ports.
Commander Luigi Rizzo is said to have
been left in command at Fiume.
PARIS, Nov. 15.-Especial Importance
is attached in peace conference circles
to Gabrielle d'Annunzio's movements
because of the fact that Sunday is cleo
ticn day in Italy. with Fiume the chief
issue. 1t is generally thought that
d'Annunzio is seeking to carry out a
spectacular operation to strengthen the
Fiume party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-11-16
Congress Plans to Adjourn
Disposition of Treaty and Rail
Bill Expected TO End Work

WASHINGTON. Nov 15.-Teneative
plans for sine die adjournment of the
present session of Congress wore made
to-day by Senate and House Republican
leaders. By resolutions in the two
bodies it is proposed the House shall
be permitted to adjourn upon passage
of the pending railroad bll-expected
next weekend the Senate upon dis
position Of the peace treaty.
The resolution would authorize each
body to adjourn independently Of the
other any time between nov and De-
cember I.
Senator Curtis. of Kansas, Repub-
lican whip. presented it IN the Senate
and asked immediate consideration, but
Senator'S Gronna, Republican, Of North
Dakota. and Ashurst. Democrat, of Ari-
zona. objected, and it went over.
Before adjournment of the special
session, Congressional leaders agreed
tonight to adopt resolution extend
ing to January Is the governme nts
control over the imports of dye stutfs.
Without the legislation. according to
its proponents, Germany would be able
to hood the American market with dyes
as soon as the peace treaty has been
ratified.