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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27
Austin (13).

Touchdowns-Preigh, Petrage, Oil
plant. Goals from touchdowns-Pe-
TRACE, Walback.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27

Toudhdowns-Steger (2), Savage
(2). Goals from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
A. Officials-Lipski and St. John.
Lightweights.
Oak Park (7.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27
Big Unity Convention, 9th Regiment Armory
THREE DAYS OCTOBER z and

representative Washington d. c. the Hon. Warren Douglas state
The third will be addressed Dr.
Abbott, editor Defender Alderman B. Anderson.
Every Chicago has been
invited 9th
have accepted and will address and hear them
what will be the biggest and most representative assembly of coored
history labor
Race Ie International the having 104 local organ
extending coast from ST Paul the Gulf
The biggest invitation ball given Chicago will be held
Thursday October 9th, the All
headquarters
eight you Chcagos railway
men? at the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27
Austin %.

Touchdowns = Hackendorf, Novot-
ny, McLaren, Sander. Goals from
touchdowns-Novotny, McLaren.
Lightweights.
La Grange (13).
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27
Lane (O).

Touchdown-Johnson. Goal from
ouchdown-Mills.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1919-09-27

cooed railroad controlled by cOoed men
are invited and will be given full rights and
of duly elected aena delegates
The Railroad Mems international
Benevolent Industrial Association
dates and will climax the
cod railway employees assoa
Of the crafts but ALL UNITED
At o'clock each special will be delivered by
Bishop
Faows Alderman Jackson and State Representative Adect Rob-
Houston, international attorney and
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
rHINGs wE ARE AskEp To Do:

The Reyeillc is constantly asked to
render free help in carrying on a cam
paign for some good cause. Among
the few things we are asked 70 boost
this week are the Red Cross, Y. ii. c.
A., State Fair. Methodist Orphanage,
the Thrift Campaign, campaign a.
gainst tuberculosis, State Railroad
Commission, Actors Fund Of Amer
lea, the University Of Chicago, and a
few local causes which we do not men,
tion, to say nothing Of a few congress
sional speeches which are thrown in
for good measure.
Now we are always ready to lend a
helping hand, but just how we are
going to give all Of these worthy OBJ
jects a few columns each is a little
beyond the stretch Of our immagina-
tion. And this week is no exception;
next week there will be just as many
calls, and possibly more than we have
enumerated here, for we feel sure
some Of the requests were lost before
we undertook to write this article.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
T0n MrrH FRANcHIsE

50 far as we have been able to
learn, every candidate il the late pri-
mary stood squarely for every PRINCE
pie IL the National Democratic par
81, and only differed on questions of
State policy. WHIST is needed in Mis-
sismppi more than anything else is
campaign ~ education against de-
magoguery. We believe in the com
mon sense. honesty and patriotism Of
the common people. but We despise
ths demagoguc who plays upon their
preJudices We long since learned
that il Is not The man who prates the
most about being the friend n the
people who Is their real friend, but
il is the man who really serves their
interests hest---1azoo City Herald.
Il VIII take two generations to esiu-
cate a majority Of voters from under
the influence of the demag0Eae. even
II the work is begun now and kept up
relentlessiy that long. The primary
election system has bad much to Dc
with tie condition of which the Her
aid complains. Candidates are voted
FOR without any regard for fitness for
Office, Il they possess the power to
quote poetry. Ingersoll's lectures and
shake mass q hair in a most the
atrical manner,
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
in most Instance.

in most instances.
Last week the Reyeille had four or
five different items which were furn-
ished the paper Incorrectly by people
directly interested. The errors were
discovered just before the paper went
% press. but as there was no power
With which 70 operate the typesetting
machine, they could not BE corrected.
Of ecnrse the paper got the blame
Errors are made IL courts 81 t-
pc where days are spent in an en-
dcasor g get factE a newspaper has
neither the powor, the means nor the
time which are given the courts, and
get, numbers 81 items considered, the
papers make 40 more mistakes than
do the courts
Some one has said that the paper
that makes % mistakes prints no
news, and this is absolutely true. Ev-
cry paper makes mistakes. but re-
markahly few compared with the
large and varied amount of matter
handled in each ISSUE
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
THE STATE on MISSISSIPPI.

20 The I. B. KoWelI Company and
The Roclsway Sales Company:
An attachment at the suit Of j. d.
Lord against your estate for three
hundred and seventy-fve dollars, re-
turnable before the Circuit Court Of
Claiborne County, st Port Gibson.
mississippi, has been executed, and IS
now pending in said Court; and unless
you appear before said Court on the
hrst Monday Of January A. u. 1920,
and plead to sal daction, Judgment
will be entered, and the estate nttach-
ed win be sold.
This LIST day Of October, 1919.
oc2-4t S. II. BAGNELL, Clerk.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
NEWSPAPER ERRoRs.

Criticism Of newspapers IS often
heard because Of errors which creep
INTO print The critics little dream
how unmerited is much Of this criti-
cism. Where the error is actually
made By the paper, when it is cou-
sidered how many distinct items of
news is handled in a single issue, it
Is remarkable that there are not very
many more, uBt, as matter Of fact,
those from whom the news item is
learned are at fault and not the paper
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
SUPERVISORS HOLD
REGULAR SESSION

The Board met pursuant to adiourn.
ment Present, Same as vesferday.
When and where the following az.
ders and entries were had to-wit.
Ordered that the bid of +. ID Wer.
king being lowest bid. Is build com
crete bridge over Rapije Creek, ac-
eoroing 70 plans on file in the Office
q me Clerk Tor the sum Of S1365 dol
lars De accepted, the county to haul
me necessary material to bridge site
AZ no cost e said Working.
ordered that the amount Of $1,000
pe transferred and loaned the Fifth
Dlst. Road Fund out Of the Road ana
Bridge Fund same to be paid back as
soon as money from sale Of Bonds IS
Ordered that an allowance Of eight
dollars and fifty cents per month 81
made 70 the Port Gibson Detachment
q 60. A. lst. Miss. Nat1 Guard IL
pay Tor Arlnory rent for said detaeb-
meht. said rent 10 begin with this
month and Il Is further ordered that
inns be a regular monthly allowance
ana that warrants issue for said eiyh}
collars and fifty cents monthlv nav
able 70 G. A. Gordon.
Ordered that the bid Of the Missis.
slppi Southern Bank for the S3OO0
SIX per cent Loan Warrants pavabie
Jan. istl 1920 Be accepted and that
the warrants issue payable Ia said
nank in the sum Of $1,000 each.
y I. Dobbins, road work $40
" Person, road work S124. 30
Horace Clark, road work 500.
mckay 4 Nesmith, lumber S3s.s5.
VI a. Jordan. road work sol
BENTON Jordan, road work Sfl so
2. (. humphreys, road work S36 40
y. Dixon, road work Ss.
=. . Calender, road work $50
Y. Wei king, hauling gravel SIG.
1.4lAere Mcdaniel, road work Sl7. 80.
g. hagland, road work $40.
q =, humphreys, road work $50
!, ISAIAH conner, work (chg Richmond
i n. Eurrs road work s2i.
nenfy Washington, bad work $40
j, n Reed, road work 500
" W Noble, road work Sl4
Jos Baker, road work SOS.
Y " alter Dixon, road work $40.
- ysDorne Segrest, road workS1S 70
J.. u Noble, road work $40.
FRANK knshbrook, road work sol 5n
$3.50. sui'fi'is euiVert
mond) SIS. NN"e isiei'-
NJ J. B; = Flowers, road work chg Rich
j. Emriek, same 81.
W. A. Clark, road work $40
3. Flowers, road work Ss5
Freq x. Headley, road work SIG
J. Jordan, road work Sl25o
u a. Lord, Sr., road work $40
creek S5 ~ James
= r. klves, road work S33.
y. =. Flowers work on hills $40.
n, &, Foster, work S35.
I. Walters, work 5000
y; y. MeCay, road work $40
Sl7024. - suluiles
auto service Co., sundries s316.14
Austin Western Road Machine Co
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
GASOLINE ENGINE.

For sale or win exchange for cat.
5.e, an eighteen horse power STOVFP
eAs9iine engine, mounted on rooS
seeei trucks, IN good condition. Has
oeen used very little. See either
y; II. i; GUTHRIE or H. C. HAMPTON
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
NOTICE OF PROPOSAL TO ISSUE
BONDS.

Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors Of Claiborne
County. Mississippi, propose to issue
at their regular term, commencing
November Third, 1919. Road Bonds Of
the Fifth Supervisors District Of Clai-
borne County, also known as Super
visors District Number Five, to the
amount Of Fifty Thousand Dollars
for the purpose Of constructing High
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
STNCERE GRATITIrnF

Mrs. William Bell, Logansnort, Ind.
writes: Il deem it my duty to ex-
press my gratitude for the good
Chamherlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy did me when / had a severe
attack Of dfArrhoea three years ago.
It was the only medicine that relieved
me (Adv.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16

Deeds Of Trust, &c. each.
Land Leases, 2Izc. each.
Shares Contracts. PC. each.
Labor Contracts, &c. each
Notes, 1lc. each.
Posted Cards, SC. each.
For sale at Reveille Office. AZ
ash. no credit.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16

s6a has more limitations than any
Other Chill and Fever Tonic on the
market but no one wants limitations
IN medicine. They are dangerous. ADV
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16

ways ia said District under authority
Of Chapter I76. Laws Of Mississippi,
A. d. 1914.
This Sth day Of October, A. D, 1919.
B. H MOREHEAD,
Clerk Of the Board OF Supervisors Of
Claiborne County, Mississippi.
NOTICE or PROPOSAL TO ISSUE
BONDS.
Notice is hereby given that the
Board Of Supervisors Of Claiborne
County, Mississippi, propose to issue
at their regular term, commencing
November Third, 1919, Road Bonds Of
the First Supervisors District of Clai-
borne County, also known as Super
visors District Number One, to the
amount Of Sixty Thousand Dollars
for the purpose Of constructing High
ways in said District under authority
Of Chapter I76, Laws Of Mississippi,
A. D. 1914.
This Sth day Of October, A. d. 1919.
B. II. M0REHEAD,
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Claiborne County, Mississippi.
VI. n. Richmond, road work $685.. so
leo 4. Meyers, costs IN case $3.50
+. & II. Richmond. lumber S66.44
/. :. Allen, att, 3 days, s extra
DAYS $50.
A. c. Calender, same, z milesS30.7O
J. u. Nelson, 5 days, 7extra days
10 miles, $S4.
Chas. I. win, 8 days, s extra days
20 miles SIS.
B D. Segrest, . days 90 miles $40.
jos. Davenport, 5 days S6.
B. H. Morehead, days 50.
L. B. Allen, attendance August
meeting Si2.
A. c, Calender, same S12.70.
J. NJ. Nelson, same SIS.
Chas L VIII, same S14.
E. 4 H. Richmond, work $50.
Ordered that the sum Of fifty-five
dollars per month be appropriated for
the purpose Of maintaining a home
Demonstration Agent in Claiborne
County, for the term Of twelve months
Nov. 1st, 1919.
Mrs ". 7. Shelby, bal. salaryS3S.3 .33 |
Ordered that the Board do now ad-
lourn until two weeks fro mto-day,
Wednesday 22nd.
L. B. ALLEN, Pres.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16
A. c. CALENDER,


5uVVTVIsUFa UIsF- mo, . :
Port Gibson, Miss, Oct 7th, 1919
Hon Board Of Supervisors Of Clai-
borne County, Miss, Port Gibson,
Miss.
Gentlemen:
/ have inspected all Of the roads Of
Dist No. 8, and find the Flowers
Brothers road in good shape and rec
commended full payment to them.
As aw hole find the roads Of Mr..
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16

Richmond evry rough, most of It hav-
ing not been worked ia 3 months, and
! recommend payment to him as fol-
lows. Nothing on any Links.
Respectfully,
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16

ln an editorial last sunday, under
The caption Of "a call q Make our
Position Clear, the Yicksburg Her
aid says
We have received a letter from
an esteemed friend in Port Gibson
enclosing q clipping from The Reveilie
which Is anotea.
The Port Gibson reveille., 1919-10-16

hupeTFlsor Ulst. NO, 3.
To the Hon. Board Of Supervisors,
Claiobrne Count
Dear Sirs.
beg to submit this my third guar
terly report on roads and bridges;
iind on Inspection my bridges are in
good condition, as to the roads in my
district / recommend payment 81 an
roads, except as tailuws, Link Ne. s,
Link No. i3, and Links No. l7.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
PETITIONS OUT TO
LEGISLATURE FOR
LOCAL ELECTION
Hugh Waters, Alcario Montoya
and Others Begin Circulation of
Papers Asking for Return TO
Aidermanic Form Government

Hugh Waters. klcario Monioya and
several oiheis hesan today the cirru-
lRion % petitions asking siruatutes
20 a request upon the state lefiaid-
turc for n law 20 allow AibuuucrQue
10 vote upon the question OF u return
10 the uldermanic form % govern
frent Tho petition o. The result 81
an agitation begun several weeks ago
hy those disposed 90 criticize the
present city commission, aud the
charter under whicn Albuquerque ia
now operating.
Tho petition n addressed to Hon.
Antonio setliio. speaker Of the house
of representatives, who ~ asked 90
present the request ~ the petitioners
20 the Legislature The document re-
cites tho desire 81 ~ sirnrrH tu have
the legislature take up ana settle DEF
initriy tho form % government ~
Albuquerque. the dissatisfaction with
the present charter ana with The conf
mission form an we'll az with The COM
missioner. and asks that the leEisla-
turc order an election In which the
people Of Alhuqucrlua may vote up
on the question % a. return to The
aldormnnlc form. The petitions state
that the number % Hlrnrrs thereto ia
rreattr than tho total votes cast fof
the existing charter. and also the TO-
ial votes rarf Tor the petitioner The
petition shown fn u Nerniu reporter
contained ono signature 40 was said.
however. that other copies hciug rir'
cuihicn had u considerable number
Of alrusrH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
Mounted Police TO Be
Added to IL House
Bill Is Put Through
CONTINUED from raec one.)
~SS>S~IS11sS Nom

scnnif hW 40 d. uppropriutinE money
for printing postage and supplies
Under tho REPORTS of standing COM
mittcos. tho revision committee an'
nounced that che journal from tho
frat TO the twcnt first day was
ready. The committee on private.
county and municipal corporations r,-
ported unfuvornhiY ON senate hlI 10.
relating 20 granting greater power.
to villages uNUr BOO. The COMMITTEE
proposed O. substitute which wuH read.
aud will be- printed and translated
The committee ON public institution
asked that senate bill BIB Doe rnf''
ferrcd 90 the committee ON judiciary
Sonuts resolution No T. Designating
A. 81 Hove s reudlnE clork WIS fc.
ported enrolled aud cnErosaed %
was signed.
senator BRYANT. author OF no hill
defining uHury md setting mo maNi
mum ratio uf Interest ut 90 per cent
moved that Do bin Doe brought from
committee. Ssuutor bryant %iutrudura
"a tho hui Boz HE house -four year.
ago, uuon which occasion N passed.
tho house and wnH Killed in the sen
ate. Two years ugo hH n senator hN
introduced doe measure lu mo upper
body where 10 was HutrosHfIl, bot tuD
huuHo finally voted It down. This
year, BE- was 'shlod hN ~ senate il'
nmcc committee und Senator Bryant
sought io brint IL out Tor discussion
senator CLARK. chairman of the finance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
CASE HEARD
N SENATE TODAY,
NO DECISION YET
Senator Whose Place Is Threaten
ed Makes Bitter Attack on His
Opponents; Republicans Con.
tend chrisman iEas Right TO Seat

Santa rc. y. A.. fcb. ii.-ucforo
packed galleries. niled hY members
o. ne house uf Representatives and
a thronr Of cufious spectators. the
siection contest between Isaac Harth.
democrut. aud W a. Chfismsn. re-
publican. The f1n -Sanduyal-
nfrnalilio scat. was hearo IN the sem
nte this afternoon. The house % rep
rtacutativrs adjourned until touor-
row mofninF 90 heat the debate.
The cas- which has been pending
Tor two Year,. Il attracted unusual
intfrest in The past few weeks dur-
ina which a has been apparent that
final action would 200 be taken. Hr-
fore adjournment iasi Thursday the
y nlority and minority members OF
the committee on privileges and eisc-
lions presented separate reports, tho
rrpubilcDns asking that rhrismHn be
seated. nnd the democrats URGING that
! Earth had never been given "a fun
hearing. and that he was eutiilcl to n
( chance Ia present his evidence.
The republicans decided To- give
him s,nfh " chance .ndny. and the
rules were suspended To- allow the
minority members one and une-half
hours 10 present their case. SENATOR
clark started proceedings hy moVinE
that the majority report favuring
Chrisman. should be adopted Senator
puniavy propoacd IL substitute favor
INK the minority report Ito then ask
81 unanimous consent Tor am hour
md o. half Ia which 90 present the
minority side.
unrth. taking tho floor In hia own
behalf. WIS particularly bitter In hli
remarks. urginr that no republican
was proud % his conduct nor was uc.
mnted hy lofty motives. Hu rcfNr ed
a.. w.aaaH..Ha.m nL..HHAHH HHHHUwm shot
the republicans were sorry 90 unasai
him. Tie declared that Justice wnf
heiur dictated hY the republican par
%. which WIS Intoxicated 10y Ter.
mented "reminiscences ~ the past"
nurth WIS followed hy senator
nuulasN who also urEei that an boz.
Justice was being tonc iu lnrth'i
election.
Tho republicans did O attempt "a
review tho Snndovni rounty election
again. since his matter bad received
1 close attention iu tho hearings Of ths
elections committee, 4 short state.
meuf was presented hy the COMMITTEES
chairman. Senator ~saiazar which
stated that the action was not "a DO
nucui bat wa taken m the in.
tsreaf OF simple Justice. Tho court.
deriaion M the Mnntoya.ortiE contest
showed that there we're fraudulent
votes boz the Suudusal election boo i9lf
and tina tho republican candidate
had lei reality boon elected in spite of
an announced democratic majority ol
ala votes.
There WIS little active work in me
Legislature outside Of committee
4 htnrinru. Governor fMrrnEnlu has
finished the budget and viii present
10 20 tho legislature late iu Tho week.
n Ia expected that he viii go before
"a Joint assembly of tho two houses
tomorrow % present hIa plans foi
raising additional revenue hy taxes
on luNurltn and the like.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
MAN FALLING FROM
TRAIN SERIOUSLY
CUT AND AANGLED
Vicente Trujillo, Of Lamy, Prob.
ably Fatally Injured; Police
Avert a Double Accident and
Save Life.

Vicente Trujlio Of Lamy. was se-
rioua,y and probably fatally inlursd
this noon when Ne foll from SAINT ~
train No, Z AZ a point Just a - the
city near the Mountain road uud get.
tina caurlf between The wheels re-
cclvcd lnnumorabie cuts and bruises.
n IN reported that Truiilln va beat
ina his way on the train and that as
he hung out away from the train 20
see wherr he cold jump, hia hold gave
way and he fell
a call was sem 20 police headquar.
ter hy an cmployc % The Aztcc coal
company within "a few minutes after
the trafn passed. over the body. Pc.
lice Immediately rushed 10 the scene
% the near tragedy and arrived there
Just in time 90 pull the unconscious
maj from the railway tracks o few
seconds before train No. 3 reached
tho spot stunned and crushed, tho
mar would have been instantly Killed
had the officsrF not acted with he
greatest speed.
Trujilio was put into tho police n
aud rushed 90 ~ Iuaegh'H hospital
where his Injuries were attended hr
physiclans After n careful eNammn-
lion. u was decided that a number
Of operations. both minor and major.
would be necessary boz order 10 save
the mans ilfe.
Surgeons were immediately SUM
moned and al the time u coins 10
pres. the operations had hecn nniHh-
but the injured man had not set
recovered from the nneHihouc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
King George Urges
Better Conditions
In British Empire


trust. they WI act torethtr IN tho
fufufs.f
In rcierrine to social conditions thc
king said
The aspirations Tor q better soolai
order must be encouraged hF
prompt and comprehensive action.
Infuru The wuf poverty ureupiuy
ment ana many rempd.nhle IiH saIsf.
ed In our land and those llls wofr OK.
rtnyatod by diauuiou boz since out.
break OF the war ever ulrfF end rV.
cry class has worked fpr aud fought
together Tor "a rrc1i deal
I'm pursuit 81 this common aim
They hnNe shown "a spirit ~ unity auu
F~elf-HucrlncU whirn rEultrl ihn ns.
ton aud enabled 10 To- ulag Il niH pnfi
IN winninr the victory 1ho fivarol
~ war and tho wHslnro ui wa nfa
not vet repaired. a. wD are io re-.
pair these iussrs au. lulid Il better
ifitain We muat Hinr 90 no fnrI.fIru
of Interest or prejudice fu stamp uui
unmirrlted poverty diminish uueim
ulnymcnt mitigate auffr-iuTs provide
decent homes Improve tfc national
health and raise TIE rilNdlif 0f we'll.
being through the ~c1mmuultH.
shall NOT urhicrp fhIH end b.,
u tenderness toward HtkuuwIDIe.
81 uhuscf and 10 must HasttrIb Dol
retarded hN violence. even disturb.
ancc. W. Hhuil Huenrrl only Iy uu.
uont untlrinr resolution boz rlrrfInr
through legislation on udmluirI
tive action which r. r.ruIr.r DO .
thei resoiutc acton . ats you 100 up.
port
rha, tho rlns Of leisure aud .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

as deadly a. q snakes venom
The liver acts ~ a guard over our
well-being, Sitting ont ne cindcrs and
ashes from the general circulation.
A blockade in the intestlnes piles a
heavy burden upon the liver. II the
iutestines are chuked or Clugged mp,
the circulation OF the blood becomes
poisoned and the system becomes
loaded with toxic waste, and we suffer
from headache, yellow-coaied tongue,
bad taste Ia mouth, nausea, Or gas,
acid dyspepsia, languur, debility, yellow
skin OF eyes. AZ such times M should
take a pleasant laxative. Such a 10
u made oi May-apple, leaves u aloe,
ialap, put into rc~ady-to-usC form by
Doctor Pierre. nearly my yrnu ago,
and sold tor - cents by ll druggists
NJ Dr, Pierce'a Pleasant icllcia.
erocrlos. cALp. = For constipation. rek
hsainshs. ~ Inactive liver. indigestion and bii-
oasnoss there Is nothing % elual d. rioro'a
Pleasant pol,t1. have thei other thinsl but
uks he 'penot.' best Of sss"-AAa. y. Cas-.
EuLB. " j. Gssai ggssL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11

committee, reminded senator Bryant
ihnt the chief %opfonrnt M uhe O.
nancy body. ". ~. Nufra,, was alb.
sent aud asked BRYANT to withdraw
his motion until Murray could explain
hls opposition. The rruuCit waH
Ffanted. hut u ~ expected that an at
tempt viii De- made ip bring the tii
out % committee %
senator naird pfopuHrd a Joint inc.
mortal relating 90 added payment for
members Of the land nnd naval forocf
Of the nation. The senate fhcu adj
lourncd unfii 2 o'clock this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-11
World League Plan
Progressing Well,
Says Lloyd George

London. Fob. tt-PruEross on the
formation Of the society of nations
was very satisfactory. Premier Lloyd
George said today in the house ~
commons ln discussing the work ~
the peace conference He Huid he
hoped that o. report would boz issued
soon rs the commission appointed 20
consider responsibility Tor the war
"a enemy outraEcs.
The premier IN answer 90 "a qupa-
ton. said The British Representatives.
like others would sign the rcuy Of
peace prnFiHioullly and thut the trr1-
~ would bee presented to parliament
Tor ratification. u the huurc ~ COM
mons chnuae 10 ropudlato d.. tho house
WAS all powerful. hc said