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Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

 of the Central School has prepared list of the books kept in the library especially for children on popular sub. jects connected with the American wars and the parents G the children may help them select from the fol lowing list such books as they are in- terested in.
 HISTORICAL STORIES OF
 AMERICA
 Discovery of Colonial Period Munroe-The White Conquerors; a tale of Toltec and Aztec Spanish in Mexico). The Flaming Feather Spanish and Indians in Florida). Dix-Soldier Rigdale; how he sail ed in the Mayflower and how he serv- ed Miles Standish.
 Bennett--Barnaby Lee CNew Am sterdam in Peter Stuyvesant's time) Sage-Little Colonial Dame; a story of Manhattan Island, (In Peter Stuy- vestan's time).
 Smith-Boy Captive of Old Deer field.
 Pyle-Jack Rallister's Fortunes, (Virginia plantations, in the days of Blackboard, the pirate)
 Tomlinson-With Flintlock and Fife (Frenoh and Indian wars). Altsheler-Young Trailers Scouts of the Valley( Settlement of Ken. tucky).
 Tomlinson-Under Colonial Colors; tale of Arnold's expedition in 1775. Seawell-Virginia Cavalier (Wash- ington's youth).
 Revolution
 Eggleston-Long Knives; story of how they won the west George Roger Clark's expedition).
 Henty-True to the Old Flag; a tale of the American War of Inde- pendence.
 Knipe-Polly Trotter, Patriot. Madison-Peggy Owen, Patriot. Mason-Tom Strong, Washington's Scout. Tom Strong, Boy Captain. Smith-Boys and Girls of TT.
 Stoddard-Noank's log; a privateer of the Revolution.
 Thompson-Polly of the Pines. Tomlinson-Boys of Old Monmouth. Camp Fire of Mad Anthony. Tn the Hands of the Redcoats; a tale of the Jersey Ship and the Jersey shore in the days of the Revolution. Lieuten- ant under Washington; a tale of the Brandywine and Germantown. Red Chief; story of the massacre of Cherry Valley. Three Colonial Boys. Three Young Continentals Washing tons young aids.
 True-Scouting for Washington. Morgan's Men. On Guard Against Tory and Tarleton
 Revolution to Civil War
 Seawell-Decatur and Somers (War with TripolD. Little Jarvis CFfght between Constellation and Venge- ance).
 Eggleston-Big brother; story of the Indian war. Captain Sam; or, The Boy Scouts of 1874. Signal Boys; or Captain Sam's company.
 Kaler-With Perry on Lake Erie. Thompson-American Patty (War of 1S12).
 Tomlinson-War of 1872 Series Search for Andrew Field. Boy Sol diers of 1872. Boy Officers of 1872. Tecumseh's Young Braves Guarding the Border
 Munroe-Through Swamp and Glades; a tale of the Seminole War. Altsheler-The Texan Scouts; story
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FRECKLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid of These
 Ugly Spots


 There's is no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, as Othine-double strength is guaranteed to remove these homely spots.
 Simply get an ounce of Othine- double strength-from any druggist and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the worst freckles have begun to disappear, while the lighter ones nave vanished entirely. It is seldom that more than an ounce is needed to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful clear complexion.
 Be sure to ask for the double strength. Outline as this is sold un- der guarantee of money back if it fails to remove freckles.
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8DCAPG(Ez7

up are anxious to arrange mixed doubles and singles and matches will be played in the early evenings or on Saturday afternoons. Any woman in- terested in the tournament is urged to phone to Miss Greeley at the Y. w. c. A. for further information.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. P. Williamson and their daughter, Jean, returned from California Thursday.
 William Sims and his house guest, 10 Fisher Freeman, and Miss Eleanor Bowie, who have been visiting in Douglas will return today. Miss Bowie and her mother will spend sev- eral days at the w. P. Sims home.
 Mrs. Sam Kyle returned Sunday from California, where she has spent several months.
 The cabaret to be given at the Y. W. c. A. on July 25 promises to be of unusual interest. The tennis court will be brilliant with effective lighting and tables arranged so that there was be plenty of space for dancing throughout the evening. Among the features of the program are the fol lowing: Oriental dance, Misses Inez Gill, Florence Smith, Lassie Campbell and Marie Buckett; Negro melodies, Myrtle Threat and Violet Field; beau ty chorus, with Gerard Downs as leading man; Spanish dance, Miss O'Jeda; jazz batter, Ethel Werner and Mildred Smith. Mrs. G. Ben Stocks and Ray Lindsey will furnish the music for the evening.
 The house girls at the Y. w. c. A. and their friends enjoyed a dancing party at the recreation room last evening. Twenty-Five couplts danced.
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WARREN GROUP

Public worship at Warren Sunday morning at II o'clock. %
 Sunday school meets at 10 o'clock. ! Public worship at South Bisbee at 8 D. m.
 Sunday school meets at p. m. ! Public worship at Don Luis Wed nesday evening at 7:30.
 Sunday school every Sunday at 10:30. THOS. A. MITCHELL, Minister.
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REoRGANIzED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
METHODIST EPISCOPAL

Public worship, II a. m., and 7:45 Morning subject, Seeking the King dom"
 Evening, Friendship" Sunday school, 9:45.
 Epworth League meeting, 6:45. D. m.
 CHARLES w. HARSHMAN, Pastor.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

Interest in the An-Comers' Tennis Tournament to be conducted by the Y. w. C. \. and Y. M. c. A, jointly. on the fine concrete court of the Y. w. C.. A. is increasing. This is a splendid out door exercise and develops the finer quail ities of sportsmanship. It was sports manship that won the war.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

Crittenden works out with his fencing class-with mask and foil-every morning at 7:3O o'clock. Those who take up this exercise generally become quite enthusi-
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH

9:45 a. m., Bible school. II a. m., sermon by pastor. Topic: Peters Derial of Christ. 6:30 D. m., B. Y. P. U. ST, and Jr. meeting.
 7:30. Song and prayer service. 8 D. m., sermon by pastor.
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EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
 CHURCH

Service sare held Sundays in the Warren Red Cross building, across from the c. & A. office.
 Children's Bible class at p. m. Services at 8 D. m.
 Sermon topic: Every Christians Fishing Net"
 All welcome. PAUL LUTZKE, Pastor.
 SIS Green street, Douglas, Ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

Acting Secretary of the Spanish Club Crittenden, has called a meeting of the club for Thursday at D. m. at the I for the purpose of reorganization and electing officers. This club is for the purpose of giving opportunity for conver- sational practice in the Spanish language and acquiring ease and fluency Of ex- precision. The minutes Of every meeting are kept in Spanish by the secretary and read at the next meeting Then
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Civil War to the Present.

Everything in printing, quality work, lowest prices, done in the only modernly equipped plant in Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

New memberships in the Boys Y dur ing the past week have been very few and far between. Julian Parker has re- newed his membership and is the only one for the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

Why use poor printing, and discount your business? Review, master print CTS. can solve your printing problems Phone 39, Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

astic over it. It not only tends to develop an iron arm and wrist. but also all the muscles of the body. and the mental qualities of quickness and judgment.
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I'M. C.A. BOYS'
 DEPART I MEN I
 NE WS LE I TER

A post card has been received from Earl Twoomey. who is spending his vaca- tion at Long Beach. He reports having a dandy good time
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

c. H. Whipple. Jr., has contributed a set of valuable reference books to our Boys Department library which are very much appreciated.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

A letter has been received from Camp Meade. Maryland, from Isadore Jacobs. better known as Issy. who a couple of months ago was a very familiar figure in the Boys Y. Issy enlisted some two months ago with the army of occupation and sailed for overseas service on July 15. Issy asked in his letter to be remember ed to all of the Bisbee boys. He also expressed much interest in the Boys Y. A purse has been started by James Ca retto, treasurer of our Boys Cabinet to purchase a wrist watch for our old friend and pal Izzy. Anyone wishing to con tribute to this fund may do so through Mir. Caretto at the Boys Y Issy has also sent us picture of his company which is the 39th of the 2Oth Battalion, O. R. D.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

wm. zinser. who is one of our livest
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20
Society, Red Cross, Y M and Y w., Churches Schools

Pee Wees. has left with his parents for Kentucky.
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CHURCHES

Topic, The Love of Christ to His People.
 Special music.
 7p. m., meeting of the board of deacons in pastors study. H. c. COMPTON, Pastor.
 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday school, 9;45 a. m. Morning worship, II a. m. Sermon topic, Greater Things Ahead"
 Evening service, 7:45 p. m. Stereopticon Lecture, ''The Old World Homes of Our New Americans" !"
 ALLAN KRICHBAUM, Pastor. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
 Opposite Warren Laundry) Sunday school, 10 a.. m. Preaching, II a. m., and D. m. Religio society, 6:45 D. m. Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednes- day, 7:30 p. m.
 A cordial welcome extended to all. ts
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

Charles Maddern, member of the Ill., Y club. has been in the Copper Queen hospital having been operated on for ap- pendicitis. Charles is doing nicely and hopes to be out in the next few days.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

A number of women are wanted to enter the tennis tournament which the Y. w. c. A. and the Y. M. c. A. is to hold. The men who have signed
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20

The house girls at the r. w. c. A. and their friends enjoyed a dancing party at the recreation room last evening. Twenty-Five couplts danced.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-07-20
SUPPLY WCH|LDREN'S
 BOOKS AT CHS.

Miss Esther Friedel, the librarian of the Central School has prepared a list of the books kept in the library especially for children on popular sub- jects connected with the American wars and the parents of the children may help them select from the fol lowing list such books as they are in- terested in.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31
,JAK PRAHA JASALA VSTRlC PRESI.
DENT0VI MASARYK0VI.
PODROBNOSTI z NEJSLAVNEJ JSIE1O
DNE MATKY CE.SKYCH NEST.
PRAHA v RANNtCH HODINACH.

voze. Dr.. Samal, hlubokou /,
ctou a vddcnosti k Masarykovi,
jake osvoboditeli a .jako drahe
mu prlteli, pristupuje k vozu a
pronasi krasny pozdrav. Po-
zdrav, jaky .jsme chteli sIyset z
list prazskeho starosty, ktery
dovede vystihnout dnesni dejin
nou chvili v pine velikosti a
hloubce. Rekl toto:
Ma vaSi vItezne ceste Prahou
jsou dive mista, pred nimiz sta
vi Sc S uctou krok kazdeho ver-
nGho Cecha: kralovsky brad a
stara tato radnice. Sidlem Via
dy byl pysny brad, ale srdce ma
roda, to bylo zde v techto
zdech.
Dnes, kdy dilo vase koruno-
vano je uspechem, o nemz ami
sniti jsme sc neOdvazili, jsme
st astni a klidni. Az .projedete
timto zivym mofem, mOrem,
ktcrc nadSenim a laskou k vam
hrozl prervati vSechny hraZe,
az stanete nahore V pySnem si
die vlady. pohlednete Ia Prahu
zpet. Vidim V duchu obraz, KITE
ry uzlite. Mesto Libusino leZi
V celG sve kouzelne krase pred
vami, sta a tisice zvonu kovO-
vymi srdci hovori X YAM 0 "a
Sle,i budouci slave, o pilnem
skromnem lidu, ktery dovedl tr
pet a pracovat, dovedl vse ztrl
tit, jcn ne viru Sebe a sVOu
cest 0 jeho vdecnosti a lasce.
a tn Okla vasehO vytryskne
slza pohnuti d obcan Tomas
4
Massaryk, syn prosteho kovafe,
dnes prvni obCan a hlava statu,
muz, ktery pro narod tOlik vytr
pei a pracoval. priznavam sobe
Pro tento dobry lid, pro tuto sva
tou pudu, zadna obet' We svetc
neni dosti velika."
Strucne, ne bez pohhutl,
dekuje starostovi president Ma
saryk. Je zrejmo, re je st'asten
opet mezi svymi. ma nez neza
| pomlnal celia ia leta, co jich ne
videl. Ma nejpamatnejsim mi
ste cele Prahy dekoval il a vse-
1nu narodu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31

V pomeru NemcI k nasemu
statu doufa, re dnesni den bu-
de take znamenati obrat u mich.
Projev uvitaci koncil vrelym
proslovem ucty a lasky celeho
shromazdeni, naroda a demo-
kracie celeho sveta.
President prof. Masaryk, o.
cividne dojat, dekuje stiskem
ruky predsedovi Tomaskovi,
mistopfedseddm a ministerske-
mu predsedovi dra. Kramarovi
a uklaneje Sc, dekuje Narodni-
mu shromazdeni "a buracejici-
no potlesku a provolavani "Sla
wy" ktere dlouho neutuchalo
po zaverecnych slovech predse
dovych.
Dix SlOvenska svemu osvobOdi-
tell.
ssyaasssl-atss !,
Prekrasny, hluboce jimavy
projev ucinil pax slovensky pc
slanec JanoSka "a celOu sloven
skou vetev, dekuje slovy az X
placi pohnutymi Masarykovi .ia
ko pravemu osvoboditeli sloven
Skeho lidu q jaima tisicileteho.
Byl to jeden z nejkrasn6jSich
projevu V Narodnim shromaZdG
nj a milou sIoyencinou neoby-
cejn6 sympaticky. Jmena Ma
sarpkova Slovaci nikdy nczapo
menou!
xiv mas, milovany pfedsedo,
kOncil fecnik - xiv mas HoSpo
din, abyste mohl dale budova
ii y dokOnciti krasnou budovu
naSeho statu, nasi republiky.
Ike ktere zaklady prve tax st'ast
ne a zdarne jste polozil.
(Pokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31
(PokracOvani.)

Kdyz zaznel prvy delovy Wy
strel ma znameni prijezdu Via
ku s presidentem a rozezvucel
Sc Tyna mohutny hlahol zvo-
MI, stouplo napeti obecenstva
a celem prostranstvi al ma ko-
nee tridy Mikulasske, kterou q
dale most Sv. Cecha vyplnila
po obou stranach mladez sired
Mich skol prazskych obeho po
hlavi. Stall tn cd brzkych ho-
din dopolednich, V dosti citelne
nepohode, ale zpevem 81 kratili
dlouhou chvili cekani a pOcho-
pill, re prozivajl okamzik We
lebny, jehoz Jim budou zavide-
tt cele generace.
Ke 3. hodine vjela konecne
ma namesti jizda jako predvoj
pruvodu nekolik poradatel-
skych aut. A pax sc rozvijely
dalsi casti pruvodu pode zdmi
storobyle svedkyne slavy utr-
peni Prahy a naroda tvari V
tvar velebne postave Husovt
ma imposantnim pomniku. Bou
rnym jasote zdraveny jsou vse
chny Gety nasich legionaru.
Priced presidenta Masaryka.
Presne o 3. hodine dospel
pred radnici wiz, V n6mz sed6l
president Masaryk predsedou
Narodniho shromazdeni, Tomas
KEN. Nevypsatelny jasot davl
vita sveho prvniho presidenta
repub1iky. Sedi hluboce dojat
zazitymi dojmy a patrne .jiz Ia
ke trochu unaven dlouhou ce-
stou do vlasti. Velebne fanfary
z "Libuse," pfednaSene umelci
z Filharmonie, zvySuji nezapo
menuteln' DOZEN. kdyz doznt.
ly. pfistupuje k vozu, >jenz top
sc V bohate vyzdobe kvetinove,
representant maticky Prahy
predseda spravni komise dr.
Samal a .jmenem veleobce po.
zdravuje presidenta. SkyostnJ
obrazek, hodny vecneho zachc
vani. President Masaryk S pfel
sedou TomaSkem povstali We
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31
Cd radnice k snemovne.

Pruvod ubiral Sc pax dale !
MikulaSskou tridou,. ktera pd-
sobila roztomilym dojmem ra-
mladi sire doskolskych
chovancd. Jeden nejkrasnej
sich obrazkd dneska.
Ia nepretrzitych pozdrava
vinul sc prdvod pomalu po mo
ste Sv. Cecha. Stale taz nalada,
vzruseni, radostny jasot. Vsc-
chny serpentiny preplneny ODE
censtvem a propletaji Sc jako
Stroke pontle~sadovym krovlm.
Ale to hemzi Sc obecenstvem.
Jak odolat a neprestoupit poll
cejni predpis?
A tax speje pr1vod leten-
skym nabrezim k ulicim malo-
stranskym, poskytuje i tn ma
lebneho pohledu ma davy jasa
jicich a vitajicich. Minul od-
deleni rozradostnenych invali-
du, zastupitelstva zidovske oh
Gee, katolickeho knezstva atd.
= a bylo asj pGl ctvrte, kdyz
dospel ke snemovne.
We snemovne. Obraz snemovny.
Do dekorovane zasedaci sine
sesli sc vsichni clenove Narod-
niho shromazdeni, ocekavajlce
prichod presidenta a jeho slib
mlade republice. Nalada je po
chopitelne nanejvys slavnost-
nj, zvysuje il zejmena jeste pr;-
tomnost vzacnych hostu V loGi
diplomaticke.
Pc chvilce - je ctvrt ma pa
| tou - vstupuje do zasedaci ST.
ne president Masaryk, jehoz
provazi predseda Tomasek, mi
mister. predseda DIR. Kramar a
vSichni ostatni ministri. Take
plukovnik Husak jest V cest-
nem pruvodu a stavi sc vedle
neho, podle recnicke tribuny.
Vitaci projev pred. Tomaska.
kdyz ovace sc utiSily, zaha
jill predseda schuzi a pronesl u
vitaci rec X presidentovi. Ten,
stole hned pod predsednictvem
obraci. Sc k nemu Ca snim vsich
nj ministry, ably vyslechl slav-
nostni proslov:
"Pane presidenta zacal
predseda - zpusobem trium-
falnim, tax jako dosud jeste nj
koho, uvital vas ia ceste Pra-
hou cesky lid. Kdyz pred peti
tydny osvobozeny narod pro-
hlasil usnesenim tohoto Sboru
a mel pristupiti k volbe presi-
denta, ami ma okamzik nikdo
nebyl ma vahach, ma kohO pad
ne volba. Presidentem republi-
ky mohl Sc stati jediny muz:
muz, jehoz jmeno neslo Sc cd
ust k ustGm pc celem narode,
Tomas Masaryk. S iasotem a $
dojimavou jednomyslnosti sbor
mas jako docasne dosazene "a
stupitelstvo naroda poverilo
vas, abystc Sc stal nositelem a
predstavitelem suverenity svo-
bodneho naroda."
Slovy plnymi uznani a nesko-
nalych diku ocenil pax nesmir
nou praci a zasluhy prof. Ma
saryka. ktery neznal namah
cesty, vzdalenosti tisicu kilome
tru byly mu nicim. Z Evropy do
Ameriky, z Ameriky do Azie -
tax jsme S ezasem sledovali je-
ho cesty Cd jednOho dilu sveta
Ike Gruhemu, sklanejice Sc du
chu pred gigantickou touto pra
ci a zehnajice mu, ably dilo to.
to hyla slavne dovrseno. Pra-
ce jeho triumfovala ma osvobo-
zeni Anaroda. ma jeho statni sa-
mostatnosti nejvetsi podil Ia
sluh pripada jemu. A jemu v
predni rade patri dix naroda
jeho laska.
| Ma to dotknul sc pfedseda
Is srucnG programu a budoucl pr;l
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31

Americkym navrhuje, ably hnojili jedova-
tym pynem, ktery vada vyrabea valecnym dceum
ktery neni nyn zadneho pouzt Dobry napad osvedc
.moh bychom pax farmarum poslouzi pynem cleveland
skym, neni take jne potrebe.
Bracum americke arnady ciziho puvodu byo slbovano
obcans po vykonane branne povinnos dnes Jim hasi
re must podvo naturasacnm pfedpisum jako kazdy j.
ny nu vzdyt pravi edne kasicke hre "Mourenin
konal svoji povnnost, mourenin niue jit.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31

Georget, krepdesin tafet. Petove bile prouz-
ky, tez paidy navys S prymkovou neb vysiv-
kovou ozdobou, krasne IVORY, moderi mansety,
kuate neb ctvercove limce
Sklepeni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31

Opetne fanfary z "Libuse" a
jasot obecenstva provazeji pax
presidenta a cely ostatnl prd-
vod ma dalsi pouti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-01-31
435 novych jarnich kloboukG
$2.95, $3.95 a $4.75

sobotu vylozime uplny vyber ozdobenych sla-
menych kloboukd, tez gecrgete krep kombinaci
obeho. Krasne move barvy tvary. Vse pod ce-
nou, ale naleznete klobouky neobycejne krasy.
Zvlastni prodej satenovych kloboukI kozesnou
zdobenych, oznacenych drivejsimi cenam $4.95,
$5.95 $6.95 jen sobotu "a polovinu tschto uda-
nych cen.
Sklepeni.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-20
TON REVEALS
CHARGES AGAINST BREST
FALSE, CAMP SANITARY

The facts according to figures given
the correspondent are: From Novem-
Der, 1917, when the camp at Pontan-
ezzen, where soldiers congregated to
await transportation home, was estab-
lished, up to the first of the present
month there were 1911 deaths from
all causes. This includes victims of
pneumonia and the influenza epidem-
ic during October and September.
most of whom are said to have been
infected enroute here or before they
left the United States. 1t also includes
$40 who died aboard a ship coming
over. These figures are authorized by
General Helmick, base commander
and other officers.
Claim Lowest Mortality.
They claim that the sick and death
rate at Brest, which handles more
American troops than any other port,
is the lowest of any camp in France.
A California private told the CORES
pondent Camp Pontanezzen is the
"best camp in France because they
feed you right here Many other
men in the ranks endorsed the Cali
fornian's opinion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-20
COWBOYS AND INDIAN
TO ADVERTISE SHOW

The Roundup Auto Show. to he
held here March 13, IA. IS, will lie
brought to the attention of portlan,
and other Oregon people when Rich
ard Burke, Indian war dancer ard
several Cowboys" IN the per.iors Of
local automobile me.'. appear at the
Portland arto show ne;t week. with
tho ii.,e lion of shooting up the lo-v.;.
f:'h Simpson, Homer Kreahhll AMI
!. +. Alion were appointed at meet
irE / 'he automobile association last
night 10 look after this feature uf the
advertising, and they expect that
4Iorst ter of their members wild go to
Portland for this purpose.
other plans for the auto show in
cluded the appointment oS the follow
ing committees; AdvcrtisiEg !. z.
Allen. II. Claussenins. and J. EergI
son; finance. Simpson, Joseph I.ener
and Elkins.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-02-20
SENTIMENT GROWS
TO ABOLISH SUBS

The terms of the preliminary peace
pact which delegates of the Paris
conference hope to have ready for
consideration by the middle of April
would include the delineation
of German boundaries, definite,
establishment of her military. ma
val and economic status. and fixatlon
OF the amount of reparation. One
plan which has been suggested and is
said to be meeting with favor would
abolish conscription in Germany for a
period oc 10 years with simultaneous
reduction of her fleet. This action
not only would have n good effect on
Germany but other nations might
find conscriptiQp unnecessary. losing
the war habit dYr.-. t'1fl
Mould Abolish Subs. 'tt
New armistice conditions, which
might be presented to Germany
within the week. are expected to in
cIude reduction OF the army to twenty
five divisions, possible dismantling OF
Rhine forts. the prohihton of mobil
ization on the west front. further re-
duction Of her navy and the surrender
Of all submarines. More than q score
of submarines, practically built sine,
the armi2ice was signed, must b'
turned over to the allies.
There is growing sentiment 10
complete abolition Of the submarin,
as a, weapon of warfare.