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The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
CRAWFORD SERVICE
 IS STILL GROWING
Truman Morrison Tells How He Looks After Interest
 of All Auto Owners

Everything is just like clock work at our place says Truman Morrison, man. ager of Crawfords Quick Tire Service. It must be that way or we would not be in ample position to take care of the big tire business we are doing. If an owner has tire trouble and is in a hurry as soon as we receive his phone call the proper size tire or tube is placed on our "red deviP' service wagon and is rushed to the place of destination. The fire department doesn't answer calls any quicker than we do. We are always ready and every thing is handy for every employee to tprevent the loss of time Our tires are carried by sizes where our stock man has no difficulty in throwing it on the service wagon as soon as the order is received. We have trained tire men who make lightning changes saving the motorist time.
 We made a call at Norwood some time ago and one of the occupants of the car stepped inside of drug store. He made some purchases and talked few min- utes with the clerk and looked outside the door and did not see our boy. He called us again and asked why we did not answed his call on time, we replied your tire has been changed sir, and the boy has returned already. This is the kind of service we give. We loose no time because we have had the experience to know that poor tire service is poor business and we are very anxious to build ours. We have several phones you can reach anyone of them by calling Main 92 Tell us what you need and we'll get to you within five minutes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

must be selected with great care and even there is more or less variation, as with any natural product. Wood insu- lators are also difficult to handle, as they must be chemically treated, must be worked wet, and must never be allow ed to dry"
 Threaded Rubber insulation, which is now we'll known among car owners. has all the advantages of the best grade of selected wood, and in addition it gives the plates the advantage of the greater protective properties of rubber" All lowing batteries to be shipper and stand bone dry, as the solution is never added and no deteriation in plates until bat teries are charged by~us as needed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
PAPE MAKES. "TRIP
Bill Pape Will Make Trip To Fight
 In Cadillac Car

Bill Pape of the Drennen Motor Car company, accompanied by his brother Frank, will leave Birmingham tomor- row for Louisville to celebrate the big event that is scheduled for that busy city these days. From there they will motor to Detroit and then to Toledo, where they will see Willard and Demp- sey clash for the worlds championship pugilism. Bill says that he doesn't want Cadillacs nor Oldsombiles on his mind while he is on his vacation, but when he returns hopes that several car loads will be here so he can clean the bases for a home run in sales.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
WHY INSULATION
 IS ESSENTIAL Local B ttery Expert Talks on the Care of
 Batteries

"The purpose of insulation is just the same everywhere says W. H. Younge Willard service station dealer. Whether 1t is in power plant or in storage battery its main job is to keep the positive and negative sides of the circuit apart"
 But in battery there are in all three things that insulation has to do. First, 1t must keep the positive and ne- gative plates apart; second, it must all lew free passage of the battery solu- tion, and third, it must resist the cor rosive action of this strong acid solu- tion.''
 Certain kinds of wood do all three things and do them well. but the wood
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
HENLY GIVES SERVICE
Local Battery Man Is Building Up
 Big Battery Business

Ed Henley of the Birmingham Elec- tric Battery company says that he is giving motor car owners the service that they expect. Batteries are in- spected by experienced men and only experts look after recharging of all batteries. Modern equipment has been installed and every battery receives the same attention as if you would send 1t to the factory for service.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

Jersey City, N. J., has a claim to fame, rules the Automobile Blue Book The great Colgate soap and so forth, factory within it's bounds is surmounted by an electric clock of such gigantic size that it may be seen for miles in the sur rounding country. It is large than Big Ben at Westminster, in London, larger even than the great clock in the Metro politan Life tower in New York city. Its dial measures s feet in diameter and the minute hand, which weighs almost one-third of a ton, must move g inches every minute.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29
SEVEN

the billions to put them in proper run ming order. so that the request of Di- rector Genereal Hines for $,2oo.oooooo from Congress was by no means a bear argument.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

crop. the continued high price of cotton. and the oversold condition of cotton and cotton goods It is undeniable. too, that
 the rundown condition of the railroads will necessitate expenditures ranging in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

The outlaw, Jesse James, whose adven- lures probably caused the invention of the dime novel, lived, was captured and was killed in St. Joseph, Mo. The mo- toring Penrod will, of course, want to tour there.-Volume 2, Automobile Blue Book
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

The major portion of the populate in Tampa, Fla, are employed in the cigar factories there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-06-29

A wrist whistle is made for the use of soldiers and policemen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Four.O Tai Service. Phone 90.
Auto sprinEn. ali makes. Korber co.
Taxi. Phone lie. Nicholson TasL
Pay your dues 70 the "s-bit' club.
Warren Graham. Jr. son Of All.
and Mrs Warren Graham OF this
city, u recovering from n very serious
operation at the GCo Samaritan hos
pitai In Los Angeles.
Johnny Shaded has received his dis
chargc from the navy n D. az home
with his parents at ses North Fourth
street
Miss Rachel Brooks Of the national
headquarters % the Y. W. 4. A. IN
New Nurk. arrived In Albuquerque
last nlgnt fof q three weeks stay.
Mis- brooks IL making q tour OF the
West a. secretary OF tho religious
work IN small cities aud large towns
friends OF Alexandra Armilo. isNth
Infantry. giat division, A. " y. VIII
be- eiad to hear that his father and
wife have heard from him and he will
be home the middle OF Apr lie had
not been heard FROM since NoV TN
Cosmo Gnero. 60. N. teHth infau.
~. who has been reported mlssine In
action since oct q h. now reported
dead. on uct 9Srd. ~ enlisted from
Albuquerque early In the war.
~ d. Harrington, president % the
New Mexico Loan anu Mortgage
company. left this morning Tor santa
~ to attend the sessions % the fed.
erai jury.
Alamo Review No. I. Moman'a Ben
EFT Association OF the NaccahcSH. vii
hold q mectinE tomorrow afternoon a.
$40 O'clock In odd Fellows huli.
visiting members cordially Invited.
Stated ss~iv- OF nullut AhYud
temple tshrnel al the Masonic temple
this evening at \ o'clock smoker.
In observance OF the beginning Or
the Jewish festival Of Passover hricf
services will be held al Temple Albert
this evening. beginning a. TO- Nanhi
Noise bergman Will be IN charge
e. g. ~LouEhudEe Of Gallup "a
u%ttending to business matters ~ the
city today.
Sirion Ncustadt. Of los Lrnas. WIS
i~ranHactinE huriucss m AihuquHrtue
TODAY.
Ms T 4. Mitchell and Mr. NJ \.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
PECOS VALLEY FARM
OUTLOOK PROMISING
DECLARES DR.. BOYD
University President Pleased With
Agricultural Prospects 90 Fruit
Crop secure-Grass Starting in
Lower Part Of Valley.

pccos valley agricultural conditions
are in an c-ncouraEinE state in the
opinion OF DR. David Ross Boyd, pres
ident of the University Of New Mexico,
who has Just returned from Il weeks
tup through the valley Especially
in the district around Roswell AMI
below. there are abundant indications
Of a boom in farming
IN spite Of the published reports 81
heavy dnmnrr 90 the fruit crop. Dr.
lloyd stated his belief that the res
tfuction was not extensive especially
in ths Roswell district. The fruit
crop Ia probably secure Much dam
age has been reported 20 the p"arn
rrop. but tho people boz mat vicinity
said this was not the case.
~ sfc has been ma change ln tho
cattle situation The animals ARE rec
duccd through De winters drought
ana the spring storms but tho outiGue
is promiaiuE Tor excellent feed in
the southern parts of the valley thv
grass l. uow coming Boz aud tho cattle
ufp beginning to show un Improve
mpnt Boo condition
uf Boyd attended o. teachers meet
ing boo San Murclal sucurrn ruunfE
prior 90 hIs trip Co Roswell. 'onNI .
lions there were liau surouruEiuU
go was scheduled 20 speak af o.
teachers meeting ln Tpun. bur fne
meeting was cancelled heCaus, uf Che
storm 4 short VISIT was then spent
in Clovis whore r. bad storm had heen
experienced The snowfall t1f1lt
nearly o. oot md me railroads we're
hioeknded The snow rapidly melted.
however and fhs range outlook a
now very encouraging
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

Brown. OF Santa Re, were oNer sun-
day Nisitora In the city.
Harry Kelly returned last evening
from a brief vacation trip 10 Denver.
uraf Hanna vas . san Marciai wa
itor In Albuquerque today
MI. and Mrs. J.. T.. GAMBLE. Of las
Vegas, spent Sunday IN Albuquerque.
u. 4. Shayne. OF santa Rosn. was
attending TO business Attain IN the
city today.
4. v Holdrdrc. OF Moriarty, was
a business visitor IN Albuquerque to-
day.
pr. Kershaw. OF socorro. was hcre
on business over sunday.
Mrs u D nemis OF las raiomns.
was IN Alhuqucfque today for q bricf
visit
Misses Dolores. Anita ana Eos-na
HerEerc motored down from fnnta
70 sunday Tor q visit a. tho Aldo
Leopold home. Mra. IeonIt and
children returned with them q foata
Re to spend two weeks
\ ~ brown. Of Hsrraiiio. attend
81 10 business affairs IN the civ today
John ", Gum. OF iaruut, VS.
ncristercd az " local hotel today.
Fabian Iucia was r. las Cruces
visitor In The city today.
y w. nlckcraon. Of Madrid. was
i~ran@actinE business In A%ihp,ucipnc
today
Glen George. Of Cuba. was VISITOR
here today.
, D. blythe. of Harcrman vas or
over SUNDAY visitor in Aibul ivfarc
" y March. OF Clovis. spout sun
dlN boz tho city.
o. g. y Warden. of Carrlsizp. WIS
attending 20 business affairs iu Az
h"uqueruue today.
Lyle M~cspadden. Of San Marciai
was a business visitor ln the cit, to-
dny.
a. O. " Chilaou. Of tho santa We
National hank. and Jack Wi'iaina
were down from Santa Fe Tor an over
SUNDAY visit la the city
} A. Jones % kenna, gpnut sun
dnv IN Albuquerque
= u Walker. OF Encnosr. vas De-
visitor in the citv over he Vpck end.
Mn Mae HarkneE OF East its
Vegas wus In Albuquerque far On
over sunday visit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
HERO OF
CHATEAU THIERRY
ANO VERDUN HOME

rcnIlmIu radiIll hls returned from
overseas after huy|ur served IufIus
the entire war. having enlisted bro Mas
iHif. 90 rpsum, work boo thr pantry
ul FfuTFps hotel. whore hr wac fHT
mrrlN BE- waiter lHdilIH We ftpufftI.
Wounded boo action. degree uuI,frr-
mined. and had NOT been heard f.um
boo some time Ur reports upon hIf
return that Dee wont over tht top 20
vast seven times Auu thut boz fh,
battles uf Nrrdun and chateau Thlrr
rs there were such tlNors OF blood lH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

can not be Imagined Wounded. no
lay with the dead. and When De
rroanct and begged them 10 move
from OF him. he found that al biz
companions were corpses
IHdllin says that be- never INV De-
single German face Co fnrs but once
they were always running That on,r
De- saved bis life by t hand Co hand
encounter with u Roche when hr
wrested bic u away from him. anil
belonged Co the tf0th infantry. -sth
division lie has IL brother stiil iu
service. simon padilia. with th, head
quarters troops
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14
WANTED

A good iirst-class salesman for
the entire state Of New Mexico.
Write 10 D. W. Webster Company
Call $50 or 3ji.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-14

For cioss5 cat, ean i4i Malone
Taxi stand a. Grimahaw'A.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14

bera ,estar provisto de un certificado
de m6dico cirujano o de comadrona
expedido por ell Board de Medicos Exa-
minadores de Puerto Rico.
Artfculo . Es deber de los medi-
cos ciruianos v cOmadronas preservar
al reciGn nacido del t6tanos de la
oftalmia neonatorum, empleando obii-
gatoriamente de I'M mod0 eficiente Las
recomendaciones higienicas que mas
adelante Sc eXpresan.
Artfculo B., Todo m6dico COMA
drona queda obligado a participar al
Comisionado de Sanidad de su munich
palidad cualquier case bajo su asisten-
cia Ell un nilo menor de treinta dlas,
que presente sfntomas sOspechosos de
t6tano infantil conjuntivitis.
Articulo + Tan pronto como el
Comisionado de Sanidad Municipal ten
"a conOcimiento de un case Sospech0so
de conjuntivitis en- un recien nacldo,
Drocedera a tomar muestras de la Sc
erection coniuntiyal que enviara al Labe
ratorio BiOl6gico Insular para La in
vestigacion del gonococo.
Artfculo j.-El Comisionado de SAM
dad Municipal al tener conocimiento de
I'M case sospechuso dc tetanos infantil
hara una inspection personal del en-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14
GOBIERNO DE PTO. RICO
oFICINA DEL sEcRETARIo EJECUTlvos

fcrino. En- los pobres de solemnidad,
una vcz confirinado Ell diagn6stigo, el
mumicipio correspondence proveera las
cantidades de suero antitetanico nece-
sario para el tratamiento.
Artfcnlo O. Sc prohibc a toda perso
ma emplear en- la cura de la lieifda TIM
bilical ctialquier sustancia d material
que no haya sido previamente esterili-
zado ~
Artfculo T. Queda proliibido ptac-
ticar el bailo de immersion del nilo EN-
tanto la herida umbilical no Sc halle
completamente cicatrizada; Disponiea-
dose, que el bano de immersion sera
permitido antes del tempo consignado,
siempre Y cuando sea practicable en-
aqua que haya sido .sometida reciente-
mente a La ebullici6n por mas de Gin
co minutes. Sc entendera que una he
rida umbilical Sc encuentra completa-
mente cicatrizada cuando no Sc observe
ninguna superficie alberta en- dicha ci-
catriz.
Artfculo s. Para los casOs de par
tos de mujeres insolvcntes,, cada mu-
nicipio prOveera. solicitud de los in
teresados, nn paquete preventive del
tetano Y de la oftalmia heona forum,
que contenga
Tn Gordon de seda para altar el cor
don umbilical
Varias esponjas de algOd6n.
Compresas de CASA.
Eendas abdominales.
Vendas abdominables
Una tijera.
CincO gramos, Ell enxqsg adenuHdo,
de una soluci6n de nltratosde platH al
uno por ciento, con sd cuenta gotas.
Tn frasco dc una onSa de solpcl6n W.
rica al dos por ciento, ] HI n5
Instrucciones especfficas y claras so
bre el modo de utilizar efectivamente Y
de manera practica las anteriOres sus-
tancias y utensilios, segin copia que su
ministrara el Departamento Insular de
Sanidad.
ArtfculO o. Toda persona que infrin
ia cualquiera de las disposiciones con-
tenidas en- este Reglamento Sera casti-
gada con una multa que no sera menor
de un dollar, hi mayor de Glen. (100l
d6lares, o con prisi0n desde pn .dla a,
treinta 500 con ambas penas, a dis
erection del tribunal. trf ,..ra
Artfculo 10 Todo -reglamento or
denanza que Sc oponga al presente que
da derogado. ,a. ta,, .1., ;.
Artfculo 11.-Este Reglamente Co
menzara regir tan pronto como. sea,
aprObado por el COnsejO. Executive, pro
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14

Carter Grass, Secretario del Tesoro
de Jhon Burke. Tesorero de los Esta-
dos Unidos Tienen como n1merO de
plancha ell 100 100 y. como. Ietra de
contTaseila, G. ..,..., ,....
Ell reverse es adn mas engahoso que
ell anverso. pero. es ,muy verde. Los
ntimeros de tesorerfa son negros en-
vez de azules; el seilo tiene muy POGO
color. Fl horde, cantidad del hillete
Y fondo del retrato de Cleveland estan
muy oscuros v no tiencn las lii. aas ii
mas del original.
La falsificaci6n esta hecha con dos
planchas ;fotograficas impresas CT dos
hojas lie papel entire las cuales Sc han
colocado algunos hilos de seda,
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14
MERCADO DE CAMBlOS

A LOS GALLEGOS RESIDENCES
EN- PUERTO RICO
Acabamos de recibir las siguientes
no, elias de Jaime So!a, Puramente
REGICEALES.
"RAMO CATIvO"
Ell ALMA DE ALDI1A"
Gel. OTRO MUNDO"
Contra esta Ultima Sc han entablado
tres querellas criminales por a'usiDn.
81 es I'd. um gales" tie cora26n les
estas NUselas.
Prccio de cada una 81 90 ORC
AMERICANA. ..a
Dirijansc a AGENCIA DE VIDA
GALLEGA, Vieques, p. X. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14

mulgadol PoE Il Gobernadbr de Puerto
Hco, Y publicado, de acncrdO con el
artfculo 13 dc la Ley para reorganizar
el Servicio de Sanidad." aprobada en-
II de MARIO de 1912.
Promulgado asf, habiendose publ
cado ell dos peri6dicos de circulaci0n
general en- la isla, de acuerdo con 10
que dispone ell artfculo Is de la Ley No.
81, aprobada en- II de MARIO de 1912,
cI mencionado rcglamento tituladO,
"Reglamento para la prevention de la
mortalidad infantil por t6tanos lie la
cegu9ra por oftalmia nconatorum.' .
ihprobado por> 81 t'onsejo Eiec,itiTo en-
~ de octubfc de 1919, queda a partir
de esta fecha coll toda la f,Ierza y;vi-
gor de ,ina ley -
En 'lestimonio dc 10 cua', he lirmado
esta proclpma, Y, hecho eStamp2pr Ell
ella el sello de, El PucbloI de Puerto
Rico, en- la ciudad dc Sam Juan, hoy
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14

Entradas:-
No hubo.
Despacnaa"s:-
Vapor Cornelia, para New
York.
OperaciOnes de buques cOsterOs
en- puerto: s
Maria Belen, Aguadilla y Maya
.. giiez
Onerome, Humacao y Naguabo
Vapores de Travesia.
Vapor Coamo. Ell II del pre-
Isente saldra de New York.
Vapor P. de Satrustegui. Del
% al Is del corriente recalara
procedente del Centre America
en- viaje para Espaiia.
Consigs., Sobrinos de Ezquia-
WI.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14
FALSOS DE VEINTI
PESOS

A yisan de Nueya York que los fal-
sificadores han puesto en- circulation
biIletes faIsos de veinte pesos.
La imitaci6n ha sido hecha con tan
to cuidado y agpdeza que para ell que
no es observador no presentan 1asgo
alguno que los de conOcer.
Los billetes- estan: hechos contra el
Banco Federal de, Reserva de Nueva
York En- cl anYerso traen cl retrato
de Grover Cleveland y las firnas de
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14

Artfculo L. Todo el que Sc dedique
por ST solo Y bajo su responsabilidad
personal La asistencia de partos, de-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14

ciDc0 de nOvicmbre de mil noyecientos
dieZ y uueye.
arthur YAGER,
CobernadOr.
Pr0mulgado de acuerdo con la ley.
ell ) de novicmbre de 1919
r. Si0Cd Pdchcco,
SecretariO Executive de Puerto Rico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14

Habiendo sido aprObado por la Junta
Insplar de Sanidad Ell 21 de octubre
de 1919 por el Consejo Executive Ell
81 de octubre de 1919, de acuerdo con
las disposiciones de la Ley No. 81, de
II de mario de 1912, ell siguiente Regla-
mento de Sanidad, queda por esta pro
clama ,promulgado para cOnocimient0
gobierno de todaS las personals quie
mes interese:
ReglamentO pard Ia pretchc'on de Ia
Mortdhdad InfantH por tftdnos y
''de Ia ceguera por oftdim'a
HcOHGtOrHm.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14

Regldmento de SaRiddd No. 64-Par0
Ia prerenci0h dc Ia mOrtaliddd iHfdR
til por tctaNos D de Ia ccg@erd por
0ffdimia neOndtOrRm; prOmalJddo.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-11-14
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME

Vapor Marina. Sc aguarda hoy
y saldra ell II del actual para la
Republica Donninicana.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
Vapor Helen. Sali6 ell 8 del
que cursa de New York para
esta.
Consigs., Bull Insular Line.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-25
A. F. |. CONFERENCE TO
FIGHT OUT LIFE AND
DEATH" LABOR STRUGGLE

Washington, Oct. PA conference Of
officials OF international unions affili-
ated with the American Federation Of
Labor will be held in Washington soon,
to consider industrial disputes now in
progress and impending, This was dis
closed today in the following telegram
sent by Samuel Gompers, president Of
the federation, to the Illinois state Fed
GRAFTON OF Labor in session at Peoria:
Executive council American FEEDER
alton OF Labor before its adjournment
Tuesday evening adopted declaration
calling for conference 10 be held in
Washington at an early date to deal
with several of the subjects contained
in your message"
The Illinois federation has asked
that special convention of the Amer.
lean Federation he held here for the
purpose Of perfecting an alliance Of the
international unions of the United
States and Canada, more effectively to
fight out the life-and-death struggles of
the workers now in congress-"
The date for the conference author.
lied by the executive council has not
yet been determined.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-25
FAMILY OF FIVE CANNOT
LIVE DECENTLY on LESS
THAN 50 ,2G9 AT CAPITAL

Washington, Oct. 24.-Official cst-
mates for a "health and decency" bud
get for government clerks in Washing
ton place the minimum annual expenses
Of family of five at s2,262, an un.
married woman at $1,OS3, and single
man at $1,000.
These figures We're made public today
by DR.. Royal Meeker, chief of the bu-
reau of labor statistics, in connection
with the investigation of federal sala-
res by congressional committee.
The food item in the family budget
amounts to S773.93. The clothing bill
for the year is put at s531,72, of which
the husband is allotted $121.16, the wife
Sl66.46, l1-year old boy s96.60. the B.
year-old girl $3.50. and the baby q
years. SAT. Housing, fuel and light are
placed at S42S and miscellaneous ex-
penses at s546.S2, total Of 81 2.262.46.
The bureau. in compiling these esti-
mates, make hat allowance for the
wife Of one hat and a half year. $40
for a winter hat and s. for summer
one, the winter hat to be worn two
years. An item of $40 is allowed for
a newspaper, held BY DR.. Meeker to be
necessity.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-25
CaillanN Is Arrnipnnh

Pans, Thursday Oct. 23--Joseph call.
IauN, former premier of France. an.
peared before the high court this after
noon to answer the charge Of intriguing
TO bring about a premature and dshon.
orable peace with Germany. The eX.
premier has grown thin during his long
period under detention in prison and
sanitariums, but he walked into the
court with a steady gait and without
any display of emotion.
NJ. CaiIlauX declared himself ready
Tor immediate trial During 20 wears
OF political life, he went on today. he
had sought only the welfare of his coun.
try, and in view of his conception Of
world politics, his conscience was In no
wise uneasy for what he had done. He
denounced the prosecution for the way
in which it had aroused public opinion
against him and the methods by which
an inquisition against the freedom of
human thought" had been prepared
against him.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-10-25
IMMEDIATE DISSOLUTION OF
ri BLiC GROUP AND END or
CONFERENCE RECOMMENDED

Washington oct. 24--Immediate dis
solution Of the public group the re
naming element Of the national indus.
rial confercnce--is proposed in rec
omnlendation Of the committee Of five
which VIII be made to the group this
IS ernoou. Should the recommends
ton be adopted, the conference would
end tonight
TIL, committee also framed a tenta.
tive report for submission to President
wilson outlining the work of the con
ference up to the time the representa-.
tivcs Of organized labor withdrew.
The action of the committee was in
line with a suggestion OF its chair
man John d. Rockefeller, Jr., who
thought commission should be ere
ated to deal with industrial problems
generally. Whether this was included
in the committees recommendation was
not made known