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by the time Mr. Wilson gets
through with II the old-tlme Jeffcr-
son democrat VIII not be able to
recognize his party.
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Phones

Probably the result Of the Chicago
election would have been different
had not Mr. Thompsons democratic
opponent been named SweitEcr.
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the delaying and befuddling per
formances OF their congress In the
matter,
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higher offices ~ Washington. mad" itself f"it through
,uf the government dcpdrtmrnis-.aH have Hiid,
rr,,i Nu,l, harder and disintcrc.cd work done
hy any people than done by tn" men and women
uf all the government service" The contrast
really extraordinary between their Nv" interest IN
ihc Vorh aud traditional clerical apathy which has
po often the distinguishing note of governmental
work iu WjwhlnE,op Most of the public service per
formed by th,su volunteer commissions. carried on
without "a pay 20 tn" men Themselves. ana
wholly without cost 40 the government was don" by
men great FaIor.tN Of whom were already In the
roycrurucnI sor,irr and already charged with re
spouslbtucs amounting "'cis I" fn.l mhhs lop. -
~ commissions was the commission on
the organization OF government scientific work whose
chairman was charles - Walcoti Appointed March
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Il ~ oc,, n'" harder more d,,n,crc.tcd work done
q
i 1E/H % ., ,tr,ord between thclr live interest
xcl& traditional clerical apathy which has
! EETW Work ln Wuhlnr,oo public service per.
i NW formed by rh,sc vounc co"ns''@"s ,SSd G %G
/ wholly without cost to n" % sogrnmg"' ] Ta, SoT" U @ by
~ Llg1EI government charged with re.
~ '"TPG q @ Of ""%S mes. om, b.. wa. "a 1 tn, so%mcp
AzkTfStR1 n,r"" %n'c ~as an'r9 y wno ApponsG
uo pTce" res "% ooG"n H"a seSuye soysIsn sok
be 1s ANY, to pyco, Of n .p, ] %SS to and p promote %
usefulness the nation at TINS C s'fm hc @
n. @ & .%a 'ong % % %,e" @ ." 5" ] ann in u soyernme" c
Another June lso5 S ,n on DS SSa5'%S"1 9 %Sn
"s % %'@ % It.. % 6sSc SsS % on G"
% @ ] d, dSrH ] NINE %.o gr"sG n. st.nssc Of scs
m method gad.r1 ro o." g'G % a" "T@ c%n%o% % rc M @ tSat
Of charged ,mpor'n work reformed
about the aSC'1mSn' RI @ S chosen tSS tST s
% ] "G ": % % %o. ] "rS5 TSc.s 'N'
m whose s Carrying sy % .ngiG rsssIT wEr
N me % n Of ] ] "aH'SSa S@i@
S.G %"s m % Saa me never S thoroughly
ana n s"% @ H q" %u'p OF pue @ % bOoss whicn
az SsS wSrS ] %G ec 5S made "S s scrc@ merry
o,Gs Ss SS n soycS%mn ." SSa1 The
S"a"",sd S%'?; sS ss @
ss,aSisnms view public toward Their wo5k
BUSHES! sm '"a may ''P be n"y"G %
same mat needed to keep the %rm"5y TS VAR" t
through m the SH0m @ swih rG"%S TnS %sn S"SST %
eHpGa @ s a" "H asGo, S % tn words The
The G 3GnT d MSIhSn"y SDTs Sn s%4 Gs Gs
s @ 5SaS1eS 3 G sT'ys "Sy Ss"S, % HS Soa
only 1 persons m at %% S ymrs % %o and % the ps
scsa s%ss Of sf@@s" e@ sSsna@ eGs that
which a he "" n "Sns Sh the /" %"n @ son @ @ ~a
been kmf a" ] %ppS"TS Tr ] mo @ ned been
the "rophs he wrote % TSYmE I mat % Ss
m to %% because could have applied for
of s"s % ps % G S ;% sHs rs
OF OF ts ss% S' fr % @%Scrs i md
$"%%:.;$% $ $% s,; SIss, sI ss;
S"mmisison on national conservation. , ,,.-... ,
an" s Ts5s work "fS % n last So four S % ' be
WIN the Ghp'Gy ] "n with many
dng their reports and he action taken nh'Sh ,, m
who hc the secret service Were
he mere TACT that they efficient public along lines
specially Gs ] 1" @ 'n tSs n" of ,hSr fellows
OF nc nm @R aa her bidding pyeF These
Sqonns PS % 'S uap" Or sGuTss de-
sSns my aesca and the dc'r
mont & OF Ss G r"% Tcr is ponnr @ hf of
yet reduced me burden Of the 0 S fo we re
G's by more S same @ & @ Increase 60 eeonomS
G%r "F s%1 very % T fan 'S @ ANY OF hS
Gs, % ] @H' nas To make clearly political
whcn the honesty oncn issue took mule time to
ser c @ and political without Tho feat WAS acoompsned m so
| good although
with the rooicc department
tn NJ "a.
that We first dnc established me
the
frsl
r,lcfth
The
AZ backing and the ranifcatons
| he
Investigation vas the then fourth assist
fesrlc
| ofth
!
ndsai into unes" he
| and dporson
led prevent
| tNtf Nuu
!
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!
|
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| To be
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autobiography Of---
Theodore Roosevelt


which independent action Of the executive We
I pubic
~ irolgh ian
commissions
which
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TuLsN MORNING WORLD .......
MENBFR Or TuE Associated FEF7'

ne Associated rrrAa ia trc.Huv'y. '".
titled TO tho usr Tor frpuhllfa'ion "i o.
uI,c ,rcdI,ed In this paper and $50 ih"
local nc~s publiIhed hurSln
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The oklahoma CITY Times can't srr
any Improvement I'm the "wrctched
story of the past twelve years under
Governor Robertson. ~ the l72 del
egates the governor appointed To- the
good roads convention at Mineral
Wells. most Of them are from the
southern part of the state.
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Guvcruur Robertson who has
uoNcr gotten over the dlhppuintmcni
he frlt when the flu epidemic pre-
vented him from making lot OF
speeches last fall. ~ preparing TO
tour the stat" IN the interest ~ the
state road bond issue.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

4 o. ilUWClle- sd4ior ~ the ASnut
~ luf'0T hes Hi lda' com" into his
r'Wurd ", has Just been appointed
puatwuWfr 81 that town
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II voting bonds can be faken AZ "A
sign, It may be said that peace has
come and that We are entering the
reconstruction period In perfect form,
ny july there viii have been voted
In the first six months Of 1919 more
bonds for public improvements than
past ten years
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-06

when Muskogco politicians want
TO ger rid uf an Objectionable official
'h,y nave Henry Woods Hip hill
through the legislature either abul-
l-hlug the office or cutting or the
pcrQuiaiirs
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An OklahOm Guy man who has
looked at rental property until he has
become desperate advcrtises that he
has two fine boys he is willing to
trade for poodle dogs, He found that
while landlords could not stand chill
drcn they were ready to welcome
poodlcs
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cam. Russell intimates that II the
returns from the $4,000 inquiries he
has sent out are what ne anticipates
he will announce his opposition 10
tho state road bond proposition. Cam.
is getting more careful In his old
days He used to make a noise like
opposition and call II public scntl-
mcnt
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Hill Tilghman. who claims 10 be to
the west side Of the state what Bud
Lcdbettcr IN TO the east side In to be
the new chief ot police OF oklahoma
city Bill made such u reputation
as "a peace officer In territorial dal y
that ~ lnic years he has been In the
fOvie picture business. %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
JOHNSON WOULD
FIGHT WILLARD
lOl,NER NEGRO CHAMPION
WANTS RETURN MNTtH ron
BllT.

HAVANA. March Jack John
son formerly worlds heavy weight
rug.'lsiD champion arrived here
today from Spain on his way 90
Mexico ,itl When, Doe will mak, hi,
Irst appearance lu ring contest
since. ho lu1 ths championship to
Do. Willard u thi. city almost foIr
teIf. 3ru
johnson declared that hr wants .
RETURN urHt With vi .I lu,
"uvrn under tu, condition. .sc.ni
those uh.cl governed The Utt.
contest lie would hr sal >l.I
'h, purse lo suit willard. n.u
tatr all % Iud 90 prr con-. u
, utnsrN .e.
Johnson looks fo br W goo. ."
/ di.ion and said be- Weighed
pound The FORMER rampnr ha.
signed h'aul contract call.ug foi
. five rims battles in Mexico Oity will
lny oppou who may be- selected
Tor him ile hopes 90 meet JacI
/ DEMPSEY and others of the best
I American fighters. within foul
month"; or after fulfilmeni or hil
Mexico contract lic expects to WISH
! thr United State
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
j. S. TRANSPORT
BuF0RD SENDS
Hl'TFCgc "AIG


NEWPORT NEWS war. S--Dis-
tress calls from he transport Bt-
ford. helpless otf he Virginia coas.
with mon, than 1000 officers and
men aboard ..r. answered tonight
by tugs which ..ft ,u bring her 10
port The tg-s. reported her steer
INK gear disable. The message
Stated fle ship .. B. no danger
Tho nutord $500. .eIug steered 0y
hand when the distress calls we're
sent ou. wireless. m m.1ges stated
Th. troops aobar ..e transport
inclut. detachmer no 'he Sixth
Coast t-uuery iron PORT Logan
Colo. detachment .f The sixth
ueatf mobile ordau.a pair shop
Ior Daru lur, auothe. ,1r Colum-
bus. Ohio barracks casual. c0mpan-
.s. f. Arkansas Illinois Minnesota.
Tennessee Hf TeNa. Par Ht Com
uWy 49, 4.tt Infantry N1ih
.ousura Ni--Isspp. u Arkan-
..- Division. uHgro IdI com
rart ruu \re.r. and scattered -
.'. UI illinois .Uf ohio
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
OFFICIAL URGES RETURN
OF RAILROADS TO OWNERS
BY THE Associated PRESS

CHICAGO Mar sThe early Of the railroads to opera
on by companies which them and the passage of
stre legislation to enable private oOeron TO be made success
full were advocated BY Howard Elliott chairman and president OF
the Northern Pacific Railway address before the commercial
club Of Chicago a a dinner here tonight
MIR Elliott presented data which brought contrasts
situation of the railways under private and under
operation.
The Pennsyvsna system" he said furnished 22 per
Of mileage and l2 per Of the total passenger
mileage of the roads Of this On December 81 1911
hst system had 26OO employees and Decenbe, 81 1914 il
had 273l0l employees Although the mileage handled 1918
less than 1917 he railways being the year 1917 under
private conoD Nearly 10000 employees required
handle the smaller volume Of business"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
FRANCIS APPEARS
BEFORE SENATE
PROBE rH'''.'TTE[
FORMER AMN1SsArOR ~ IT
RIA TESJ fii4s uN rHi"
siam

WASHINGTON. Mar s-Dayid
x Francis who went to Russia as
American ambassador IN 1916 be-
fore the overthrow OF the Monarchy
and who remained there until after
the H0lsheyists had seized the gov
eminent, IN testifyiug today before
the senate committee investigating
iawles, propaganda. warned that
should the Bolshevists BE- permitted
20 remain in power an Russia would
be exploited by the Germans With
In ten years under such conditions
ne said. Geranmy would be the victor
of the var in that the nation would
De stronger .n every way than IL was
In 1914
Ambassador Francis told the com
mittee that the complete understand
ing of thr Russian menace convinced
him that with the Bolsheyists 800
power IN Russia peace not only m
Europ, bu' throughout the entire
world was an utter impossihility Tie
said that even now there was good
reason for believing thar Germany
md Austrian officers aere with The
/ Red forces operating u northern
/ Russia and d. added that tI, Ger
mans steadily were getting grip
upon the yItUs of Russia 1nc her IN
lustrics
Nr Francis further said that in
reading that Raymond Robins.
/ former American Red Cross commits
,ioner to Russia had upou his ro-
/ tu.r t0 the United Stat.s carried o
/ pi Hnosul from tbe Holsherik govern
|m.rf to President Wilson Thi, pro-
nUsul be- said h. understood was an
offer uf certain concession. to the
/ American government similar io
those granted GERMANY lu 90" treaty
90 est-l.itovsk
TIE amha-sudo. .alI as Hr is he
knew Mr Robin. was newer given AN
/ opportunity to present fh, proposal
.fu ,he president
H reply io questions ToW mem
b,r, ol ihe committee Nh Fancb
-ald 30 $500. h's understanding thai
I Ihr soviet government did not de
t..r tu make similar proposal O,
..r,lf britain Frame, and the othel
allies CO. the contrary his inior
.mltnu nr said Vas to the eftec
.jnaf Inc noshr,isIs wished 90 con
'ccu the proposal from thr govern
meut. associated wHh the Unite,
states
The amhI -sJd1r vas asE I'd wha
would happen N American and Al
. iicl troops wer, withdrawn iron
. northern Russia. aud m reply as
serted that hr Nas positive the nol
she,ists would sweep n .ud eugag
r Iin au orgy OF murder ON o scale sucl
+ as the world has never s"sh
/ Reports that the nOlshryists ser
sending their agents into Germany
France and England uere upheld b
the American who ~ believed N
rfofts in this country thus far ha
taken the form of money for use b
, spreading OF their propaganda. n
icld OF the delivery OF Bolsheyis
propaganda 10 the armies ot the al
-.s. 81.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
M IIaNc 1nn. .nnn

"Nl 'he military problem. chat
confront %. have besn carefully con
sider'i determining The number OF
mpu necessary General March
aid Jn1 vr cannot gel along with
ou' 'Hgi number aU" 900 and
Doc, win D. Ha't
FINDER existing legislation. the
maximum w. 'r.uuh of M, n,r
Uduru' army e around 9gs 600
Tho exact utu. officers explained
anno' hD stated .u.r sonic ol The
starr corps. a~ on. luJrtcrmastei
corps 'nr instance are permitted
Wide latitude 'n their expansion
voluntary enlistment to Wl the
regular army have been rpinau.
zura,ed both iu this country and in
France General Porshng has been
tuthor.le ed to transfer recruits OBJ
aiued from the eNpediionary forces
.o the regular organizations and 10
'cloasr AN equivalent number OF
lraiiel men There win remain
however deficiency of zoo. .00u
rom ihc total declared by the mlli-
larry authorities to be the minimum
consistent with uAs respoDsihiir, az
thc lnuec SD. THESE men.
therefore VIII have 20 come from
the forces which the war depart.
neni had planned 10 demobilile
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
bORAH DENOUNCES
PEACE SOCIETY
CONFINES OPPOSITION CAM
PNlGN To PROPOSED NJ
ItONN iEAGiE.


BOSTON Mar S. The speaking
campaign boz opposition t1 'hc League
ui Nations plan u the form adyo-
Gated by President Wilson and en-
dnIsrI by former President TAFT was
,ouuuJen at o. meeting that filled
lr,m.m Temple tonight
As Boo earlier speeches senator
Nm O. Horah representing Idaho
denounced Tho proposed league as
O. league of diplomats rather than of
nations with o. legislative council
300 which Asiat.r and European u..-
bets could out vote America oH prf
IN Nmsrican issue.
-rratlr Ch.I, Thomas Demo.
.rI. of Colorado r...araied hIs .fai"
mru' that Jhr United Staies ought
I0 iu Boz committed to 70 new aud
m reaching national policy iu aa
..u., ul thorough bIuHl.dgr 90,
n,y detail utVltUd BOB suuu uudef
thklug7.
Former senator albert Beve
ridge of Indiana Who $500. chairman
ct the progressI,, natIUs.I campaign
m 1919 presided introducing thy
other speakers. &c., Retsridgc at.
lacked tEc proposed information
constitution as partnership iI
which Europe and Asia would Turn
30 Ihe liability ana thr lnue.
states supply th' assets
"f any business house made con
trs,f. nm thai urIuciplt how Wouif
r Keep out OF bankruptcy q i'
aid N. are now o. world power and
piuH take HU ncW burdens We are
indeed world power and Ne DO uu
intend io sui sender thai position
and become ihe iail OF an inierna
tiunaI Kite Wr welcome new bar
d.rs if thes are legitimate but ~
decline those which Others are eag
90 to unload
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
General Wood Warns
People Against Any
Unpreparedness A CT

aoughtfui .f rf.. a. $50. u.. Oh.
49,
49," >err .. ."r r.ur Hwl- .U.
oversee. .. nH.fu.. ..|
form uI .urUuugrrt ...E
fhcw t.s rr. are crusader. .
holt .iu,. NUu ...r .r. ..l...
hJinr Hatr- fought
Witch $751;. wu.. H#
Vas ib, .a. nf m. .HlHw U
fHe day 90 becau
5om, UI fHr.r mtu. N.l."l NH.
uniform oi uu. ..uutr a.h u.l|.
funds. pIa . sleep atr ....
some 90 them .tTr wasted .H.r
money. thousand. HIt. ueer I.H-...
ald robbed muE .. chem ..
reasonable mu.. H- ..-
hrn SHOES .H. constant
phctosunu. before .aH 0. ..
tered Hamsr Hr.r.. THr
. declared Ilaf n.H I HtE.. I.
. tle training .tmp H..s eut....
much CONSIDERABLE l- those r,....
ur from Eurrp, Iia called aI#
Continued Hn pos.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09

Secretary Baker. several DAYS
ago in explaining the position OF the
war department as result OF the
failure OF the sixty nfth congress
90 pass the army reorganization and
appropriation blll said that his
greatest regret was that "a large
number of men viii now have 10 be
retained in the service The se-
lectivc service act. under which
many oi the men 90 De- retained
we're lnduoted. fixed four months
after the presidential proclamation
li peace as the maximum Tor the
retention of members az the tom
porary forces
Military officials foresee no com.
plicaton a. a result OF this limita
ton, however feeling certain tina,
the final peace treaty cannot De-
agreed upon before MAY. 40 the
earliest This will extend the en-
listment period of the dfaft contin-
gents 10 september, before which
they feel certain. congress Wil lhave
acted to relieve me situation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09

PARIS. Mar 81 The American
Red Cross mission 90 Poland arriy
"a iu Warsay Thursday and vas
warmly received. according o. dis.
patches received here
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
MANY GUARDSNEN
. To Be RETAINED
IN REGULAR ARMY
WILL MAINTAIN FORCE or OVER
100000 OFFICERS
AND MEN.
RELEASE DRAFTED MEN
General Pcrshing Authorized 10
Transfer Recruits 20 Units in
Army Of Occupation-Begla
Voluntary Enlistment Plan.

y Associated press
WASHINGTON, March g.
Retention within the army of
about 5000 men obtained
originally through the drafts
and by transfer from the na-
tiond guard, j. planned bS the
war department in building up
temporary military establish
mcnt. This was definitely
made known today bN General
March, chief oi staff, who an
n0unced the decision uf the war
department that the arm,
would mot be- reduced under
any circumstance" bcloW 500.
300 until some law was passed
iI,inL the permanent force.
hfn.r Iluks -.Nn ann
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
BILLION LIMIT
IS PLACED ON
FUTURE CREDITS
ALLIES LOANS WILL NOT En-
CEFU UNUSED PART or AP-
Preparation.
REPORT PROPERTY VALUES
VIII Sell American Railroad Pro-
perty Uscd by ENpcditionary Force
In irance-Eleycn Countries
Indebted TO United states.
n, A..oeis'sa rr-..

~ Associated Pr-.s
WASHINGTON, March s.--
Future credits to Allies are
limited to S1.l5S.OOO the unus-
I'd portion Of the ten billion
dollars appropriation according
90 report issued to-day by the
treasury Until peace i dcclar-
ed this balance can he loaned
to Allies for any war purpose
hut thereafter for year and a
half credit, may be- extended
only Co enable Allies to pur-
chase american property Ia
Europe. ur elsewhere and 60
finance Miles purchases Of
wheat. the price of which has
been guaranteed b, the United
States government
10 Sell Railroad Equipment
The wan department liguiiatuF
commission u0W Boo Europe l- oN-
po,t.d to report soon the approN-
mafr Nalue of railroad materials
aru> equipment and other property
which thy United states will bIy,
ior sale 200 Europe This report Vill
N,l some light 900 the yolum, %
post utr credits which may ID. ny.
"ee'ed France and Belgium Will D.,
the biggest borrowers
Since congress failed to approx,
The treasury proposal that it he
permitted 90 use the uueNponded
portion of authorized credits as pos,
war loans 'O allies to finance "a.
ports from this country this tune
zion will be limited % the war Tin.
ance corporation which has an ap
preparation OF "a billion dollars
available
Eleven Allies Debtors.
Eleven allies are debtors 10 IN,
United States Credits have beer
established amounting TO SsN4l.
$4,000 hut Sil0.939 900 OF thi
sum, although subject 10 draft. ha.
not vet been paid out OF tho treas
rry 4Gr-at britain borrowed near
~ as much as nll the other allie
combined
By nations. credits established
and The balances still subject Il
draft are as follows
Great Britain, credits. sara.
4Sl,OOO. balances. S72.4Sl. .OOO
France, credits y2.5l1.477.00O. bal
ances. Ss0. 100000. Italy. credits
Sl.A0a.000 balances $4,000. .OO0
belgium, credits S32N.I45.O0O. bal
ances s50.2U0.O00: Russia. credit
Y32J.0O0. 600. balances xI27.2TO.
OO0 Greece. credits S3q.554.O0O
balances. none Czecho-Sloyakia
credits s35.OOO.0O0. balances $50.
100000. Serbia. credits $4,000.
600. balances $4,000. 900. cuba
credits $4,000 600. balances So
100000 Rumania. credits $4,000.
Gee, balances none Liberia. credit
S5.ooo.o00. balances SI.gSS.u1O.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-09
WOULD ORGANIZE
INTERNAT TIONAL RED
CROSS Commission
NINtA ELECTED CHAIRMAN
Ol TIlNES PLANS FOR
WORLD BODl

p, As.rtstst wee,
NEW YORK Mar Plans tor
org 1..a,ou ot an nternationsI Red
Gross .1 b. '.7 ht fhr American Red
Cross iU Gr,a Peace time campaign
ID prevent disease. relieve suffering.
HI Wat. fbe world What the war
1901, Tough f0r "a better place 20 live
u vas outlined ny Dr Livingston
Fruul newly appointed chairman
lf fhe Central Committee OF the
American Red eros. on conference OF
Atlantic division chapters delegates
here today About 1900 delegates
were present
sails Tor France
Immediately after bits address.
Ua.rr public discussion
1i p,lre n th, 1rHsniga-
.iou since his rewHt appointment as
iu lesl ~ presidsn, Wilson. Dr..
q rraud sailed .or r-aiite io pr,pare
fUr su rDaurn-' conferences af
Red Gross societies Ahich will nest
I Geneva 'rv after the sign
| ug ul p.a,, .. International or
tauut'0u viii bee proposed 20 this
'h.'' '.r
Much Work IN Future.
Nr farrJud warned Red Cross
WORKERS tHI they would be called on
ur continued rrI.e Tor o long tine
utr. "sa.. r1e been declared ana
announce. 'Hr' Oh nationwide appeal
Ur Hnf. '""rN unthe organiztions
gur would la wie soon.
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