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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30

The deputy constable has been So
hcited by some person to make the
race and viii probably announce IN
the next few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30
Beauty Chats By Edna Kent Forbes
Astringents.

can be poured into the rinse water,
which. OF course. should be cold. and
the face bathed with this mixture
Half a dozen drops is enough for the
ordinary sized wash basin Used 50,
It viii close the pores OF the skin and
keep the complexion white, since Il is
also a bleach II the pores Of the face
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-04-30

Az astringeut, when the word IS
n used in connection with cosmetics,
means something that draws up the
large pores Of the skin, or that tight
ems the lax muscles Of the face. Every
bathroom should have a bottle Of
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-28

h0ICAdilh, hNJ II bylO 1lhdHO, AS
jsc k nam Rusove nevdecne "a
chovali, fekl, re je snadno milo
|vati bratra, ktery je k nam la
skav a stara Sc o mas, ale ze
pravym bratrtsvim jest milova
lti toho bratra, jenz mas uderi
I've tvar.
Neni pravda, ze sc naSe ar
|mada ma Siblri nakazila bd.Se-
victvim. Vsade v rodine jsou
|rekteri clenove horst jinych a
talk iv te velike rodine nasi ar
mady jou clenove nehodni, ele
menty slabsi a snad nekteri Ii
de podplaceni, ably sirili roz-
kol.
Prekvapila mnc zprava, re
|rry spojenci mas nechali ma ho-
lickach neposkytli main pomo
lei. Neni tomu tax. Spoienci u
cinili, co mohli a jmenovite ia
lronci osvedcili Sc velice a ne
jedmou nam pomohli Z kriticke
situace a krvaceli V boiich po
InaSem boku. Dali nam pusky a
! j della Sc svych lodi odsroubo-
vail dali nam. Americana ST.
ce nebojovali po nasem boku,
ale zabrali a chranili mas tyl,
coz byla velka pomoc. A Foch
lam polnahal nejvice tim, ze
zamestnal nepritele ma zapad-
nj fronte, tax ze Nemci nemo-
hi poslati vojsko protf nam.
Rika sc, re spojenci nesplni-
il svych slibu, ktere nam dali.
ISpojenci mann zadnych slibu ne
davah, pouze jeiich kon5ulove
q sve vuli s!ibovali veci, icz nc
monty byti splneny 4 to pax w
|volavalo zklamani.
Zajimavo Jest, re pri nymej-
81 reorganisaci tvori Sc ma Sibi
ri elsie slovensky pluk, ktery
Dude pod velcnim majora
Kroutila a jest jiz tan6r ccly.
Myv nasi armade jinak nezna
me rozdilu mezi ceskJm a slo-
|venskym. Zapomne,i jsme .iiz
iikati jsem Cechem nebo isem
Siovak. Kazdy jc pouze Cecho
slovak. Kazen V nasi armada
jest sverazna. Nojaci dustoj-
lmici jsou 81 mino sluzbu rovni.
Ukaze-li Sc, ze n6kteremu du-
| ltojnikovi stoupa jeho hodnost
Iprilis do h]avy. dovedou .iei vo
iaci strhnouti ieho povyseno-
sti. V nasi armade iest mnoz.
>tvi intelligence, ucltelu, profe
soru, uredniku, studentu. Mo
| hi bychCm dodati dustoinictvo
pro pulmillionovou armadu.
General Stefanik pravil !:
|"thalupu w maine. Mas narod
lra svoji samostatnost, svoii re
|publiku. Nyni zaleze,i bude na
ras, jak 81 V t6 chalupe zaridi-
ne zustavani. Bude ,la mas ia
Eiseti, budene-li sc divati okny
na hnojist6 nebo ma zahradu.
Pracc naSe neni skonCena Il ma
Isl hoSi na Sibiii 81 preji touzeh
,Lt. ably jeiich poslani Ma SibifI
Ihylo hotovo, ably Sc mohli vra.
tin do otciny, chraniti il pred
nebezpecimi. iez il obklopu.i
a pomoci il budovati k stastnt
hldoucnosti.'
Kdyz dozn6l potlcsk, jeni
cdm6nil sloya prof. Lakomeho
ihH pozadan desatnik FuCik
aby promluvil o ceskosIoven
IslSe armad6 opetne sc sveho st;
noViska. Sc stanoviska yoiaka
Desatnik Fucik, upoutal pozol
most posluchacstva Ma tri Ctvrt
hodiny d mnOhOkrate syym u
rimnEm licenim vyvolal srde'
nou vC sclost - ale take j DO
lnu /. =
PAX vypravel desatnik Fucil
u rozdilu mczi armadou rako,
skou, kde bylo slyscti same n;
joavky a surovosti a armado'
CeskoNoVenskou, kdc vladn
, skutcCne bratrstvi uSlcchti
lest. Zajimavo Vyslechnoutj
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-28

jimavy dotaz, kolik as mela &c
skoslovenska armada padlych.
Odpoved' prof. Lakomeho zn6-
la, ze podel sibirske drahy jc
as sest tisic hrobu ceskosloven-
,skych vojinu, ktere tam zusta
|mcu jako pomniky toho, co wy
konala ceskoslovenska armada
|pro vec civilisacc a pro osvobo
zeni narodu.
V nedeli odpoledne navstiviI
professor Lakomy a desatnik
Fucik predstaveni Prodane Ne
|vesty, pax byli odvezeni do kru
hu bratri Slovaku, kteri jim pri
pravili srdecne uvft5vni a veGer
|potesili Sc op6tne v krajan-
|skem kruhu v sini Sokola Chi
Icago ma predstaveni spolecno
lsti LudvikOvi.
Vzacni navstevnici zdrzi Sc
Y Chicago pouze jeSte dnes. Je
dou odtud pres Washington a
New York do Parize a pax do
vlasti.
"SvOrnoSt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-28

karny, flokarny, tabakanny a
!. d. Tyto dilny vynesly We pro-
speech invalidlniho fondu cesko
slovenske armady 100000 ru-
blu.
O bolsevicich mluvi tento vo
jim jako vyvrhelich vseho lid
stva, kteri V sobe nemaji tvo-
rive silly a jejichz praci jest vse
niciti boriti a pax z neporad
ku 'teziti Inebo loupiti. Nasi lide,
rravi, nejsou a nebudou boise
viky, nebot V Mich Jest sila two
fiva a pax snysl pro dobrovol-
nou disciplinu a poradek, KITE
re vedou k cili spolehliveji.
Po reci desatnika Fucika by
ly hostum kladeny otazky, kite
re tito ochotne zodpovidali.
Jednou z hlavnich otazek,
ktera tanula ma jazyku kazde-
no, byla, je-li posiaveni cesko-
slovenske armady ma Sibiri sku
tecne tax kriticke a povazlive
.iak Sc nam sem tom dostaly
zrravy. Kapitan Fucik byl tou
to otazkou znacne prekvapen
a pax pravil: Ze Sc nam vsem
chce domu, do vlasti, je pra-
Vda. Ale postaveni naSich ma
Sibiri neni ami kriticke ami po-
vazlive. Name Sc tam dosti do
bre a nebezpeci nam zadne ne
hrozi.
Panem Stepinou byla poloze
ma otazka, je-i pravda, re jest
armada ma Sibiri ohrozena epi
oe:niemi. Kapitan Fucik odpo.
vedel, ze mic takoveho neni pra
vdou. Zdravotni stav nasi ar
mady je dobry. Hosi jsou te-
mer stale ma cerstvem vzduchu
a to jim svedci. V Jekatorino-
hursku mezi civilnim obyvateI
stvem radil tyfus, ale nasich vo
iinu onemocn6lo pouze sest a
ami jeden nezemrel. Telesna Gin
lost privadi otuzilost, ktera
chrani pred nemocemi. Ami po
velkych namahach a tryznich
nebylo mnoho nemocnJch. We
Vladivostoku po pfichodu bylo
znacne procento onemocneni
re zmeny vzduchu, ale to po-
minuto brzy. Mezi sokoly bylo
vubec sotva dive procenta one
mocneni.
Ma TO polozil pan Lonek "a,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-28
MOVE ZPRAVY O
NASi ARMADE
MA SlBlRI.
(Z prednasky kapit. prof,
I.akomeho a desatnika
FuSika.)

Chicago, "a. bfezna. - Jen
na kratickou dobu dvou dnl "a
vitali do Chicago, professor La
komy, nyni kapitan pluku
Masarykovu IS. pluk) a desat-
mix Fucik cd thhoz pluku.
Priced rechto hosti byl tax
neocekavany, re nebylo moz-
no pro ne usporadati nejakou
vetsi schulz a pouze ma rychlo
svolana byla schuzka narod-
lich pracovniku a priznivcu n1a
rodnich organisaci ma sobotni
vecer do sine pana Schnabla.
Jmenem chicazske ceskoslo-
venske kolonie uvital je tajem
mix Narcdniho Sdruzeni ucitel
BeneS.
Professor Lakomy sc SVEN
rodekovani "a mile uvitani
pravil, re sibirska armada s
vdecnosti vzpomlna ceskoslo-
venske Ameriky, ktera tolik
pro vitezstvi ceskoslovenSke We
ci vykonala. Sam sucastnil Sc
boiu jak ma vychodpl fronte,
TAX We Vladivostoku. .iejz po
prichodu naSich nell boiSevici
v ruk0u.
Boi 0 Vladivostok odehral Sc
minuleho roku dine %. cervna
Il byl kratky. Nebylo pfi mem
mnoho krveproliti, ale naSi ho
81, znaiice zpusob, iakEm boil
sevici bojuji a hlavne jak "a
chazeji neprateli, ktefi jim
padnou do rukou, bojovali zu-
rive jako lvove.
Vseobecne pohnuti vyvolalo,
kdyz prof. Lakomy pravil, re
mel sam prltele, iepz padl do
rukou bolseviku a jehoz tito
pribili na kriz, vypalili mu oci
vyrezali tele.sne ustroii. Tako
veto ukazky bolsevicke zvirec-
kosti ucinily ovsem z nasich DO
jovniku nepratele Zurive a bez
oh:edne. We vSech bOjich mezi
rasimi bolSeviky pablo vzdy
bolSeviku daleko vice nezli ma
sich. Nasi hoSi byli take vyna-
lezavi obratn6jSi nezli nepra
telc. TAX ku prikladu Kraslo-
jarskou dobylo dvacet osm ma
Sich hochu. Tito vojini plizili
Sc po tichu k mistu, kde nell
vudcove bo!sevillu poradu, pfi-
chystani pocastovati .jeiich
schulz ruCnimi bombami, jimiz
byli ozbrojeni. Ale jeden boi
sevickych pfedaku vysel prede
dNere zeleznicniho skladiste
,kde nell poradu a zahledl PHI
zici Sc Cechoslovaky. Vykrikl
"Cechy izde!' a do rudych pc
h1avaru jako kdyz streli. hned
byli rozprchli Ma vsechny stra
ry. Wet MESA bylo pax snad-
lou ilohOu.
Nyni jest ceskoslovensha ar
mazda daleko "a bitevni linii
podel sibifske drahy mezi ON
skem a Irkutskem, ably 81 cd,
pOcala a reorganisovala, nebot
cd ledna do kvetna T.. 1913 by
Ia V ustavicnem boji. VSak je
ste prosinci sll&astnily Sc dv;
nase pluky II pcrmu, kterc &
CdChraNGlT V 36 st. inraZu
HOSi ii yGdi. zc .ic 20 valcc, VI
di, lie name cesk oslovalskoi
rcpubliku. pro kterou jsmc be
lovali, v6di, lie jina voisk;
lsou posilana donu, lie Fran
couzi. Anglicane JIM jiz ne
boiuji a jsou demobilisovani
Jc prirozeno, lie ie vse tahn'
domu, do vlasti, kterou jiz tai
davho nvidGli. Ale oni vedi, IL
jsou souCasti spojeleckcho vo
ska. Vclitelcm vSeho vOjsk:
spojencu ia Rusi ma Sibiri j
general JaniH a ten opGtn6 stO
il pod vcIcnim gcneralissim
Fochc.
Postavcni naSeho vojska .es
ovSem dosti obtizne, ,acbot S
,,,,+,,I,, !,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
Official Tables for Battle Casual
ties Leave Approximately
10000 Unaccounted for
MARINES CASUALS
NOT INCLUDED
Figures Given Out However Are
Claimed TO Be 50 Per
Cent Correct.

Washington, Feb. Official tables
of major battle casualties of the
American forces in France We're an
nounced today by General March,
show that approximately 10000 men
remain wholly unaccounted for near
" three months after ending hostil
tiles Deaths. missing and prisoners
OF all of Pershing's thirty combatant
divisions. tabulated up to January 10
aggregate sc. .592 Total deaths in bat
tie including the marines are 40,709,
according to these figures which are
estaimated to be 95 per cent COM
plete.
As figures on the missing and pris-
oners of the marines are lacking, the
number of unaccounted for which will
finally be added to the roll of dead
cannot be accurately estimated The
tables do not furnish any data as TO
the wounded or deaths other than
those directly resulting from battle,
thus making a new estimate or the
complete casualties impossible It's
significant. however, that up 10 to-
night the war department had pub
lished the names OF 1852 men killed
or died of wounds. as against S9.15S
army men shown in the % per cent
complete tables. The difference IS
made ND by returns since January
10th.
DENOMINATION OF losses by regiments
shows clearly that the brunt of fight
ing fell on the infantry. In every di-
vision which got into actor. losses
were many tines greater, even pro-
portionately to the strength of the
uits.. than those of the artillery, ma
chine gun battalions, trench motor
batteries or engineers. Score of regi-
units, than those of the artillery ma
full strength of their 5000 in killed.
died of wounds. missing and prison
ers The first regular division suf-
fered heaviest in casualties with a to-
tai of more than 5000; the 28th Penn
sylvania guardsmen next with $500
casualties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
Representative CaIlivan Reas-
serts Serious Charges
Against Wars Conduct
GENERAL WOOD
TREATED AS SPY
Score Of Men Sacrifices That Of
ficers Might Win a Coveted
Promotion for Daring.

Washington Feh. l. Reiterating
IN The house today his charges that
national guard officers We're removed
from their comma nds after practically
continuous fighting 10 make room for
reeuiars, Representatives GisllIivan.
democrat OF massachusetts rc4d a
letter gned ~ forty guard officers.
saying tha- an investigation would
prove taat medical officers ordered
to report u.s. unfit. officers who might
replace the regulars
The letter also asserted that ma
tional guard officers ana reserves
were sent into tie ;hick OF the fight
ing while regular army men were
held lack. ana blamed it on the gen
also SAID that General wood when lie
eral staff IN Washington. The letter
reached the front WAS treated more
like German SPY than an officer of
the United States.
We can prove also that scores OF
mon We're sacrificed because officers
IN command Mere anxious for pro-
motion, tie letter also declared
We know also of a national guard
colonel who was relieved of his COM
mand after successful advance. and
sent back 10 the service of supply be-
cause OF jealousy The letter ad-
ded shat the officers signing were OF
various affiiation. eight said they
were national army officers. four nas
tional guard and the remainder re-
serves.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
SALE OF w. ;. :. - EE:N NOW
AND APRIL WILL BE TAKEN
INTO CONSIDERATION in AP-
FORTlCNME'NT.

All War Savings Stamps sold IN
Escanbia county be-ween now and
April viii lessen the total quota which
will be assigned TO this county Tor
subscription in the Fifth Liberty Loan
drive. This announcement is made
by Goode NJ. Guerry OF the Florida war
savings committee.
This change has been made in or
der to induce Liberty Loan cdmpa ign
leaders TO lend added impetus 10 the
sale of baby bonds. For this reason
the quota for Escarnhia county in the
tltth Liberty Loan drive VIII be APP
porJioned on q loint basis.
The government has also begun the
printing OF ". > ). in denominations
OF 500 and $1,000, ii oruer t. remedy
the necessity Of pIsting 50 many
stamps or the cards, where consider
able quantities are purchased at ono
time. Stamps o. smaller demnolra-
tion may be transferred for the baby
bonds OF higher denomination.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
OF
PASSPORTS DUE
TO SUFFS' WORK

Washington, Feb. lin connection
with tho cancellation by the state de-
partment of the passports of Miss
Mildred Morris. Denver, and Clara
Wold Portland. oregon, just before
they We're 10 sail for France this
week, it was said at the state depart
ment that the passports were cancel
led when it was learned they had en-
gagged activities Of the womans par
ty before the white house. The wo-
mans party headquarters announced
that others OF its members were al
ready in France 10 petition President
Wilson by banners in demonstrations
for suffrage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
ESCAMBIA TOOTY IS GIVEN LONCSHOREMEN
BE- CATTLE TICK CHANCE TO CUT BENEFITED BY
FREE ON MAY, qL0AN u 0TANBW BAY RULES
COMPULSORY DIPPING EVERY "a
DAYS WILL BE PUT INTO EF
Feet ON MARCH FIRST.

With the quarantine entirely re
moved on May 1st, Escambi acounty
will be cattle tick free. This means an
open market to the outside world. and
unlimited shipments. From every car
Of cattle shipped after March 1st, the
sign tick infested county" will be
removed, and farmers of this section
viii furnish healthy beef to buyers
from every part of the United States
Compulsory dipping, to lake place
every Il days. will begin March lst
Sixty dipping watts. fifty five of
which have already been cons tructed
VIII care for the cattle in this county
The city OF Pensacola. viii have two
OF these watts It is proposed to put
up one on the east and one on the
west side of town.
The board of county mnaissioners
at the regular meeting Tuesday 1noru-
ing, will hear from all citizens WHO
cation of the city vas, and viii be
time.
inspectors Hired
Dipping viii go on under the super
vision of nine tick inspectors, six OF
whom will be furnished by the sta te
and three by the county. Two appli-
cations for this post. Henry Garrett
of Cantonement. and John Busey. OF
Bratt. have been filed.
DR.. W. 3. Knapp. of the state bureau
of animal industry, who will attend
a southern cattle tick conference in
New Orleans on February 1ith, Will
probably come TO Pensacola to give
farmers Of the county the benefi, Of
his experience.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
CITY WATER WAS
AT PR Z VI IL VI IN
LARGE BUILDINGS

City water was At . premium IS
terday on the higher floors Of many
buildings in the city, due TO low press
ure in the city mains. AT the city
pumping plant at 924 North TarrI-
gonna street employees We're engaged
in pulling up" one of the wells yes
terday, which created a shortage in
the supply. This process is a lifting
of part of the machinery for the
purpose of cleaning and repairing ard
insures a better product with the full
resumption of pumping. II was ex-
pected by superintendent Sweeney Of
the city water works. that full press
ure would be on by today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
DEMOBIIZATTNN
PASSES MILLION
MARK PAST WEEK

Washington. Feb. 1-Demoblization
OF the army passed the million mark
during the past week, General March
announced today, with 61,237 officers
and 952411 men actually discharged.
OF the officers mustered out 2,444 We're
on duty in Washington.
The rehabilitation has proceeded to
such a point that general officers are
being discharged from the war organi-
Zation. General March announced the
honorable discharge OF thirty-three
generals. all except four of them benig
regulars who return 10 their rank in
the regular establishment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
MAN AND WIFE ARE
KILLED By GAS IN
ST. PETE r S E T. r G.

s.. Petersburg, Fla. Feb. IL. II.
LASER. and wife of Louisville. Ky.
were found dead in their rooms here
last night after apparently having been
overcome by gas from a stove which
had been turned on but was not burn
ing by the time their death was dis
covered
They had been dead for some time.
Mr.. Laser had retired and his wife hah
had apparently prepared for a oa n.
her body being partly under water in
tub.
Nothing is known here of the couple
except that they came here from New
Orleans a few days ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
HOOVER WORKING
FOR RELIEF OF
EUROPEANS ONLY

Washington. Feb. 1-DiscussionS the
relations of the food administrations
TO large packing interests, w A. Glas-
Cow, junior council for the admins
tration today told the senate argri-
cultural committee that Herbert
Hoover went to Europe solely to ar
range food relief for European peo-
Die and not in any way in the inter-
est of the packers. Answering a
question as to whether the wheat
price guarantee would be carried out
by the food administration, Glasgow
declared it IS planned TO close its ac-
tlvities in three weeks
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
FRANCE ORDERED
TROOPS AWAY
FROM FRONTIER

Paris. Feb. 1.-On July 30th, 1914,
France ordered its troops to retire
eight or ten kilometers behind the
frontier, having heard the Germans
were moving toward il. Remittance.
who was premier when the war be-
gan, declared in the chamber OF dep
uties last night. IN order that the
chance OF an encounter beween pat
ro!s would not start war.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
A. f. l.. WILL NOT
MEET COMMISSION
FROM HUN LABOR

Paris Feb. by Associated Press)
The American Federation of Labor
delegation headed by Samuel Gompers
decided tonight 10 support the Belgian
socialists and trade unionists who re-
fused to meet tie Germans a either
socialist or trade union congresses.
which convene Simultaneously at
Berne next weeE.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
Peace Conference Has Approved
of Text of Provisional Agree
ment Between Nations.
COMMISSION TO GO
TO CONFERENCE
Ghese Delegates Will Be In
structed to Present Agree
nent to Stricken Nation.

Paris, Feb. 1.-THE Associated
Pessr)-The official communication
dealing with today's session of the
supreme coupnciI, says the con-
ference approved of the text of
the provisional agreement between
the Czechs and Poles, regarding
the Tcschen district, and decided
upon, and approved OF instruction
70 be given to the interaiied
con1miss on which is to proceed to
Poland.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
STRIKE SITUATION
IN GREAT BRITAIN
UNCHANGED, CLAIM

London. Feb. There is no i'm
provement in the strike situation in
the United Kingdom today If any
thing there seems Il probability of the
trouble spreading. although interven-
tion of the military a Glasgow is con-
sidered likely To dampen the spirits of
the elements inclined to rioting.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
AVIATOR STARTS
FOR WEST COAST
FROM JAX TODAY

Jacksonville. Feb. 1-Major T. c.
McAuley, army aviator who flew to
Florida from San Diego and was lost
for two days, flew here tonight from
Miami, and expects to start west Sun
day morning.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
FRED FULTON HAS
.ALABI FOR DEFEAT
BY JACK DEMPSEY

San Francisco. Feb. Fired Fulton
authorized the San Francisco, Cal, to
announce that his night with Jack
Dempsey at Harrison Park, New Jer-
sey in July. 1918 was = nrr.'''''' m q
affair, to the extent that ne and Dep
Sey We're to box an elgut rOuau -...4-
bition." and that Dempsey won in the
first round. by double crossing him.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
CBy The Associated Press)

by The Associated Press)
Paris, Feb. 1.-PreIiminary peace
terms will probably be presented
to Germany along with conditions
for further renewal of the armis-
tice this month if present plans are
not deranged. Recognizing the
need for a return of the world to
normal peace time basis, the ma
tions associated against Germany
are considering making q start to-
ward the actual peace treaty by
inserting some of the elementary
terms into the conditions whios,
will ba submitted TO the German
arrnistice eon,snissionse on February
~. M
This decision is reflected also in
the examination now under way to
deterni1s what American troops il
will be necessary TO leave in oc-
Get them all out as soon as il
thought that a start might be
made in Iayins down the terms of
peace. Some officials who have
been closely studying the situation.
believe that the armistice itself
might we'll be developed into a
peace treaty, just as they think
society OF nations might be de-
Veloped out of the deliberations of
the peace conference.
President Wilson is known to
have sxamiHod shis view and con-
templates its Probabilities.
3By The Associated Press.)
Paris, Feb. NO official state
men* of the "details of the "com-
promise pIan," for the government
of the former German colonies by
manufactures has been made, but
il is undergoing the use of the
word COLONIES" in official state
ments does not limit the scope of
rhe plan to former German terri
tory. It may also apply TO such
territories as Mesopotamia, Ar
menia and Palestine.
Chinese and JAP onese claims to
Using Tao, it is understood, will
be left foe adjustments to the lea
que of nations and il is also be-
ieved that the same order will
prevail as 20 DaImatia and Al
bania, over which Italy and Jugo-
SIovia are at odds.
The present program contem-
plates the Fastening of the league
OF nations plan by the committee
having It ! ncharse so that a re-
Mort may be made before Presi-
Gent Wilson's departure.
Tne sec-etsriat has changed the
name OF this body to "The Com
mission on the Society OF Ma
tions," in Difference TO the wishes
Sf q number OF delegates who re-
garGeu the use of the word Lea
que" as indicating an alliance for
offensive and defensive purposes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-02-02
APPROPRIATE
MILLION FOR
GUARD UPKEEP

Washington, Feb, Am appropri-
alton of three million dollars to
maintain the national guard at
strength Of 10000 officers and men
was tentatiely approved today the
house military affairs committee.