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JUNTA DE S~UFRACTSTASI
Tendrd lugar para organizar
ell Club del Condado
de Bexar

Sc habia fijado para aver una
junta de Ia Sociedad de Sehoras su-
fragistas conocida con el nombre de
San Antonio Equel Franchise Socie-
ty," pero a Ultima bora hubo nece-
sidad de ~posponerla Y fijar como
rueva fecha para q Sc ver;fique, con
Ell caracter de ser Ia Ultima verdade-
ramente, el viernes "a de Octubrc.
En- esa efecha, Ia sociedad rlenciora-
da quedara disuelta y en- su lugar
Sc fundara una que Sc denominara
The Bexar County League Of Wo-
men Voters" segun inform6 a los
p~eri6dicos Ia ~presidente de IA agrupa-
cion que est& para fenecer, senora
T. a. Coleman.
Ademas de los trabajos de ruti-
ma cue seran desempenados en- IA
junta del proXimo ~viernes, Sc verifi-
caran las elecciones de il Mesa Di-
rectiva para que commence 4 funcio-
mar con la nueva denomination Y Sc
nombrara tambien un ComitG para
que Sc encargue de formular una
constitution de acuerdo con la ley.
La sonora Coleman hizo saber que
Ia junta citada para aver tuvo que
ser pospueSta, a causa de Ia auSen-
cia de varias de las senoras Socios y
de Ia junta que tenia citada Ia Fcde-
racion de Clubs de Senoras que de-
bio verificarse tambien aver por Ia
tarde.
La junta proxima Sc verificara el
viernes "a a las $50 de Ia tarde en-
e. Hotel San Anthony.
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RECORTE I'D. ESTE ANCNCIO,
VALE DINERO

No deJe de hacerIo, recorte este
anuncio V mandelo ju2tamente con
&c. q Foley and Co., 1856 Sheffield
Ave, Chicago, H., no olvidando es-
cribrr con toda claridad 81 nombre
y direction. A vuelta de correo re-
cibira IN paquete de prueba que con-
tiene "Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound" para los resfriados, toses Y
crup; Foley Kidney Pills" para los
dolores de espalda y costados, reuma-
ttsmo y enfermedades de los rinoncs
y de "a vejiga y Foley Cathartic
Tablets" y. laxante puro V cficaz
para Ia constipation, bi~liosidad, do
lores de cabeza y entorpccimiento dc
los intestinos. De venta en- todas
las Grocuerias. (Adv.)
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REGlSTRO CIVIL
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Angela Asui!cra y
de ia sonora Soledad Sandoval de
Aguilera, en- Ia Gale de Santa Rosa
400.
Una nina de Tiburcio del Rio y dc
Ia sonora Petra Leon de del Rio, en-
Ia Gale de Monterrey Sid.
Un nino de Francisco Fernandez
V de Ia sonora Beatrjz Olavide de
Fernandez, en- Ia Gale de San Saba
623.
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DE PASO.

Procedente de Ia ciudad de Dallas,
V con rumbo a Ia de Laredo, Texas,
lugar de su Residential, paso aver por
San Antonio ell General Santiago
Mendoza.
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PARA FENCAR

4. N. Ballard para construir n
cab~alIcriza en- la Gale de S. Hamil-
ton SO49.
]. c. Hcspcr, para const-uir una
Calcria dormitorlo en- Ia casa rumero
1888 de IA Gale Z. Locust.
N. Louise, para eonstruIr una ga
tcrfa en- Ia calle de E. Quincy 1902.
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sooioln 8 Rs.sonnG&
PARA Z

Anoche, dcspues de algunas sema-
mas de permanencia en- esta ciudad,
regres6 . Ia de New Orleans, donde
81 Teniente Coronel Ildefonso
SaIdana. del antique ejercito federal.
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PARA R Y

Hoy por la manana saldra de esta
ciudad. rumbo a la de Laredo, Texas,
81 senior don Moves Ortiz, conocido
comerciante mexicano de aquella pla-
"a.
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Estado del Tempo

Fl estado del TEMPO para hoy,
el Observatorio es: Despejado
Y caluroso. Temperature maxima SEA.
Y. Vientos ligeros a m~oderados, So
plando del Norte al Este.
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f

Ligeramente enfermo sc encuen-
ira desde hace a-gunos Gas, {. Sr. D.
Teodoro Torres, Jr., jcfe de Redac-
ci6n de LA PRENSA.
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xaL 'c!uo,uV uuS "eAV 'BsoH slueS
Iouedsa 10 soIqtI ei!sooeu opuHnO
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Sabado Octubre l8.-Santos Lucas
Evangellsta y A]tencdoro Oblspo Mar
tir.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
GENERAL PREDICTION MADE BY
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS is THAT
WAR PROHIBITION WILL REMAIN

Democratic Leader Martin uf the seal
ate declined tu comment Other zee
publican l,adrfH. however dsrluf,H
that Legislation ut this session Tor rv.
turn ul tho railroads virtually wus Hs.
suroi. Regarding tho prohibition rec.
ommCudatiun predictions were Evnor-
nl that the repeal legislation request
"a would not be- enacted.
~ uW not for that. HHll Senator
sheppard OF Texas. democrat. uufhu.
uf The war time prohibition uDf. rUa
EHriiuE the prohibition repeal recon.
mrUituuu. y uu mot believe congress
uIII rrp,ll o."
", PASSED tnr prohibition I,giail-
tou without much help from inD
president and wu du NOT intend Geo
repeal Is' rIu senator Jones' of
Washington. t republican prohibition
leader
Republican leaders declared that iH
recommending improved rAr,HH uruf
ItH and income tuN,H. fHr pTU-Idrr.
followed plHus announced Iur. $500 Dob
tur republicans
"Tht proposal Tor rrtHIIfnry tar
.ffs.' said Senator SWuut uf IIh. U,-
publican. of th. finance committee.
.is uoihinE mon, than me- uuu-dump-
iuE legislation, which We have plan.
ned tu enact k,mrliuE th, recon.
mundHuuu for 10 INu stuff urutrUI,"
fU .fI tH, president apparently Dol lE.
uUruut uf tHr HDt that We already
have laws urui,,tIuE Tint industry iHr
fiN, Nrtrr iuug uii,r the nest 'l'.-
uun
s,nUtur 'ummius of Iowa .prosp,r-
tive chairman of the interstate ,oms
mrrUD committee. said that uuduuhtr
rdlN nIlruud legislation would De- en-
acted before tine end uf th, year
AMI II not. senator 'umW.rH
added Z predict fhr president VIII
MOI wuu back th" r0lI. NOT until Of
is yUuuirI'.
gppuhurtua IuIueI tho democrats
U approving fhu Ur.fIirutH general
.tvt,m,utr Tor cooperation between
capital and labor
President Wilson'S recommends
tIuua for return uf tho wires WIS
characterized hy senator sherman of
Illinois republican. Us "iurlrsuu
bunk transmitted through the vote"
of tho proalicut' a., Hlso said De"
opposed repeal of tho prohibition uDt
20 that's lll hc has got to rncou
mend hu hud better stay Iu Paris
whore ho can get t without suffer-
ing said Senator sherman.
Republican Leader Muudcll of tho
house said
"a number of the surrosiions of
tho presidents are embodied in tho
proEram Of legislation agreed ON at
Tho republican conference last Satur-
day
THE president h1s been EtH,inr
too long in Paris" said Representa-
tive Randall Of california, the only
prohibition member war prohibit
uon viii not bee repealed hy this con-
rrchH
Democratic leaders uniformly
praised the message
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
DOTS AND DAsHEs

Sow York Tho Right Rev David
u Greer. Protestant Episcopal hish
op uf New York. died In hospital
here
Washington Aucr wcathcring o
rNty mile gale and heavy seas. IA,
mlts Iug sr1plaus y q. entered Pom
a. Del Gada under her own power
nearly sixty hours from tho time 10,
was forced down hy fpE when almost
On sight 81 the Azores uu hyr flight
ucr1"s the Atlantic.
Washington Senator Lodge. chair,
man of the foreign relations commit,
tee, In a statement declared that tho
league eft nations iH unacceptable.
and predicted % would not ho accept.
sd hN majority uf the senate with
cut amendment
London London spent tho day ir
tense excitement waiting the result of
ilIfty llaWkcr's attempt iu cross th,
Atlantic In an Iirpnuu and attsr ID
duN uf uuyvrifiyd ruWurs and epyuu
litlou. the fate OF the aviator and hii
navigator lH Htlll unknown
Paris MarshHl Fugh lIid hotlr,
tho council nf fuur biz plans ion mill.
iarN operations thut uro tu bee put into
effect IU ,i-. thu German pI'uIput'u
tiirIrs refuse 10 sign tho ppug, treaty
thNnru El "Struurl,I' Lewis. dr'
tortaJ Nldck Zhyalko. boz thDI
w',stlinE match here winning two uul
ct three falls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
Negotiations Said to Be Practically
Closed Involving Plant and
Timber Holdings Of Mckinley
Land & Lumber Company
REPRESENTATIVE STUDIES
ZUNI MOUNTAIN TIMBER
West Virginia Lumber Company,
Important Eastern Concern, Elk +.
pected to Become Operating
Company in Charge

a transaction .s pending and IH M
lplHiNul tu have reached thD iuNI
sttre- Iu which tho mills and timber
lands of thr Mckinley Land a luma
h'r company formerly th, American
Lumber company tro Co. ho taken over
Tor immediate operations los du im.
puTtuut eastern lumber manufacturing
COMPANY understood 90 hr .ho Nvst
Virginia luwhvr DuWpIuN.
Noah Moore. representing the West
virginia lumhrr company, has been
ih Albuquerque Tor several days lie
left this morning for the Iuni noun
tuins tu inspect tho timber and rail-
road of the Mckinley company
Dharl,s O. wade, president of the
Mckinley Land a Lumber company.
said today that Mr Moore is here in
connection with 10, pending sale Of
tho company Albuquerque plant and
its timber lands 300 western Now
M'Ni,o Tho transaction Mr wade
Hld. had been pending tur some time
tud had reached I stage where prtC-
uvulN n final agreement had teen
reached iiH stI1 however. that uu
actual transfer had tttpu place tuH
that be- dId mot car, 'u discus tus NJ
the "details tt present Nr Wade UN-
pressed the belief thHt th, sul. would
uv yuusuWWttpd within ton days
Heads ut tho West virginia Lumber
company are ,Nportrl Boo ADluucr-
que iu the nest tuW days
what arc 90, operating uiluz of
the purrhIrrIr IH fh. uruI.ur trans
action 1901, Uu| l.HNu. uIhUr Iu.U tnc
Fuuurtl understanding that .I.N proc
uH.' in uu.N iN. ItiIus II1 uHru
iu".urr of tuIHU u H H."umtl. t.
though without authority. tlI. tho
AlbuIucrque mills win bl rcop'ucd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
BRITISH OFFICIALS
ARE CRITICIZED FOR
NEGLECT|NG HAWKER
Government Severely Scored In
House Of Commons For Fai ing
to Provide Means for Aiding
Airman

London Nav eo-Tho weather is
80 hul Oft tho coast OF Ireland th1t
ulrpluu,s ordered by the air ministry
to search for Aviator Harry g. uaWN-
ere machine IrH unable 10 flN Thtrc
were strong southeast winds. rain and
tuE ut intervals during tho night
All communication ryutUrH boz Lon
don are silent as Co news from Hawk
&C. and llDut,uIut Commander GrIrND
Even tlH rumurH which pr,NaIls .
Yesterday aud last night have di,d
out
The opinion held in admiralty air-
clos is that iltWkor cumo to grief
soon after ho started
II is pointed uut that tho aviator
almost certainly would have sent u
farewell message before r-ftiur out
ut radio range had uu accident not
bciullDu him Iu tho meantime
In thH house Of commons last
night Josiah e. Wcdgwood and other
memhors severely criticised tho go, -
eminent tor umitting tp pro,ido
means FOR ussIHtiuE iluWk,r In hia
0ight across tho Atlantic.
Captain Elliott declared mo coun-
tp would hold tho government had
been lumontIhly rruIss and doapaf
utolN careless of the honor OF The
country uri The lifr of % gallant
gentleman"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
Start Collecting Two
Cent Excise Gasoline
Tax on First of June

Santa Fc y NJ MAY 90 Colloc-
tion of the two-eout rallon excise
tsN ON Flsui.ur VIII ha started ON
June 0 ng Secretary Of State Martinez
and hI- agents over tho state. Every
retail drllrr of gasoline viii be- re-
uulrgh tu pay uu annual license tax
OF s. tur each place ut husiucas Bach
distributor must pay $50 uN OniY
one -hau this sum iH payable This yput
ATTORNEY General % q. Askron h1E
handed down tu opinion uu the usH of
t dealers lDpure uu cars The uLIiru
pr1Nido4 that the dealers tax ciu hF
used only Uu uvWuUH'rItnT cars tud
thti other machine must huNH u
users hc'urc The special license mHN q
h' used uu oug one car uf each make
handled ly the dealer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
PLANS FOR ANOTHER RACE
ACROSS ATLANTIC BEGUN;
BOMBING PLANE GROOMED
Ariglo-Ameriean Team Making Ready For Start to
Ireland With Coming of Next Full Moon;
Handley-Page Machine Also Being Assembled
For Transatlantic Trip

ST JOHNS b. May 2O-ra, another aerial began
to develop today.
The Anglo American Aco pilot. and Brown as nav.
gator ui The Nny bombing which due arrive here
morrow announced that this flight for would undertaken
with the of the full wired Vice
Admiral herr a arhogac the flying field Of Ilandry.
Page plane cmhlmg there for take off Aitt
would h light from Johns there wo I'd start
with O. iul lond ou his Alautc Journey.
The liaudlry Page will be- ready al the same time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
~ rrs .saeel.rsp ssss.

WASHINGTON d. G., May 2O-presiden Wilson in his message
TO congress today recommended repeal Of the prohibition
law FAR IFS applies "a wine aud beer only announced
that the railroad systems and telegraph telephone lines would
e returned 10 private ownehpi taxes par.
cularly abolish the manufacturers
outlined generally program respecting labor
These were the high spots Of the presidents message cabd
from Paris
The resolution proposing submission Of equal suffrage
tuona amendment introduced Reprc.
~ntaiiye Mann Of Illinois, reported House
Woman Suffrage Committee similar resolution the
senate today by senator Jones o New retiring chairman
the Senate Woman Suffrage Committee and supporters plan urge
quick action This the first be introduced
senate at the extraordinary flood Of bills going
until after the reading Of the presidents message.
Representative Mondel Of Wyoming republican leader
nounced the house today the resolution proposing
OF equal suffrage constitutional amendment would be up
tomorrow Tor His followed favnrae
the resolution Of Representative Mann the house
suffrage committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
WILSON URGES REPEAL OF WAR PROHIBITION
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Capital and Labor Partners.
Anglo Saxon sportsmanship.

OlGNlFICANT stress upon labor
y questions is laid in President
Wilson \ message a. cnngres.
today The president evidently
realizes. as do the rest of M. that
new day is dawning for the toll
~, of the world.
What kind of a day shall il be-
shall u be- day Of blood aud ter.
rurlsm aud liccnsci Or shall 1t b.
M orderly day, with justice Ia
allf
The answer is with the people oi
the nations, speaking through
their lawful Representatives IN
congress. parliament. diet or what.
ever they may call their Legislative
bodies.
Here IN America. wher, work
rrs have q better chance than any
where "a the globe. w. have tasted
slightly Of the horrors Of Bol,hr.
vism Merely tasted but whether
or not We must drain the chnlicc
depends upon our lawmakers wis.
dom aud forcsighicdncss. ~ well
y, upon the good sense aud self
control of American labor.
Not food. bat iair dealing. will
fprcstall Bol,hcyism. whether here
ar abroad Russian holshcvism
wa, the reaction against cgarism I.
let %, see tu h that we give our
workers nu just cause for such q
reaction here.
America has already made great
strides iu solving her industrial
problems American labor. .s q
whole b, treated we'll. and. being
sane, b doe, not incline fnvorably
toward the idea Df Bulshcyi,m
Eui There D., still room for inn
prryrmrut There remain, with
many employer, fHr conception uf
labor o., o. rbuifrI iu hr exploited
fur profit Capital hl, uut yr' uIb
learned iua lesson that labor d, I',
partner uu' it, slave.
Labor tuu. ha, some lessons to
learn co. li. rank, there are still
tu D., found men who measure the
mI' uf 'hrIr demands hy what
h.E thiuE 'hrt u r,f and mot
by what 'Nr, think o, just The
notion uf violence must hr more
thoroughly radiuutrd. though b.
hu, already lo,i 70 great deal of Ir,
popularity m tL, country
President Wilson , invitation to
labor and capital 200 work 200 closer
corporation B, BOO reality q rhul
lrnpr % rhallougr tu their Amrri
can manhood and common ,cH,r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
IN
THE MESSAGE OF THE
PRESIDENT APPLIES
TO WINES and BEER

Railroads and Wire Lines to Be Returned to Private
Ownership; Revision of War Tax Asked For;
Comprehensive Labor Program, Calling For Co
Operation, Is Outlined by Chief Executive;
Woman's Suffrage Is Also Urged; Members Of
Congress Predict That Wartime Prohibition
Will Not Be Repealed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
HUN ENJOYS TO SIGN
TREATY ULTIMATELY.
IS THE PARLSLAN VIEW
Berlin Dispatch, However, Would Indicate That
Enemy Is to Insist On President Wilson Four
teen Peace Points; Fifteen Days Allowed For
Replying Expire Thursday. and No Extension of
Time Has Been Given

PARIS, May 20-The answer Of the council Of four to
the German note regarding reparons which will be handed
TO the Germans ongn points out In reply 10 the German
refusal TO admit responsibility for all damage that II is
impossible TO dsassociate responsibility from reparaon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20

PARIS May 2OThr German plcnpoicuarS will deliver hei
observations the Wednesday Of h, No
tension Of time for rrpyiu hn, been given them.
The general impression conference circle, the
will ultimately sipIl Che treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
nERLlN. Mny n N l.nl

BERLIN May 20 via London The German reply tn
rms will be- handed the representative, of the allied and
cacd Thursday, the "Tagcbat says The
reply n added, will adhere closely the
dent Wilson, fourteen points,
The fifteen days reply the peace
treaty will expire Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20

caily labor % the world To obtain
progressive Improvement In the con-
ditionH ~ their labor. 10 be made
happier and TO be served better by
the communities and the Industries
which their labor sustains and ad-
Yunceaf
How are thos 10 he given their
beings
No Antagonism Must Exist.
We csnont 20 any further In our
gone too far. We cannot live our
right life as nation or achieve our
proper success a. an industrial COM
munlty u capital and labor are To con-
tinue 90 be antagoniatlc instead OF
being partnefsi II they are 20 con-
unuo to distrust one another and
contrivc how they can get the better
amounts 10 the same thing, calculate
hy what form ana degree of coercion
thoy can manage 90 extOrt. on tho
one hand, work enough 90 make en-
isrprlse profitable. on the other. Jus
uce aud fair treatment enough TO
make NE tolorable, That had road
has turned out a blind alley
u is no thoroughfaro 60 real pros
poriv We must find another. lead
ms IN another direction and to n very
.NaFf...s 49,.
,''nt "eH'lhsuoh ~ mrst trad
not nieleD tp accommodation hut also
~ t'nu.hs % .o-opefauon snd part
~ Interest aud participation In con-
U9i
u.i" n.W N i.et real com.
N."",a VI uN'.N peiN""h chpiiai
" 'n" Hn"l hut h's never been mad"
'Niu.hl ih s'Aoh can %" hlhhe op-
.l''N, enu h."hi.-l ohN ~ new
~ NN'lN' ll"n "l ihnuruY, lne genius
!. W nu-lns-H men ana thc SOUND
pll,li,al ncn.n OF our Norkets can
t.iiil N"ih rueh = paIthet.hip out
vh,' thet Iesii-e eNs'tg Nhst
thAt uh'l sees anl sincerely
a"v '"in"'"h purpose WIN fesard
!" !"
lNE'-'au"n Not Suthcrn'.
i-s,"' vsi.,aton hen OF course,
n,,,N ~" w Ie'e- uul Nhe new
ttt anu n'tn.n 81 ottanltatvn
Nul.h .usl - etisstsl arc not 70 %
-, "uput ~ 'eslsHuoh 80 mueh
- ~ tre vunnuloh veunsei ana NoiNh-
.ll "-9p-ist,en OF ,~pl,sllst man
t'l w" No'stnsn. ~. Irtlsiatloh eau
saiss,,on '11a,ns Sns' ns ,sa .hsl ns zone Ihe or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20

British praise for the American
achievements uf fNuF 'u tine Azores
HuI American sympathy iur the IlI.
luDk uf ih, IrIfHn contestants tur tho
honor uf WHIluE tho first trIUs.A A..
ltufIr trip UE uIr lrr typical Ht An
Ilu.TuAuu spHrfHuHnHlIp
10th nations want rho honor uf rrt.
ting this Wil'stuu" Iu ltruututIy his.
turH Both nations arc ready tu put
iurth 20 mighty effort tu win the
huuuI
liut Wh'u ono rival scores l point
ihv other is prompt tu give Just
praise nu ih" other hand. when the
contestant tur ON" Duuutn suffer-
u furfIur. 90, uth,r nation ia uuIUk
with its sympathy
~ o. this spurtamtriIkp attitude
toward ufr that fprma uuy uf the
'lu-'.t bonds between the two great
Anglo. Saxon countries
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20

BRUSH iSlos yainly swept tho air
throughout thr night with wireless
queries regarding the fate OF Harry
g. ilaWkrT and Commander Mack
ruziv Gn,Nv, uuhourd rom since they
s.t off from St Johns in their Sop
with hiUluuo ON sunday afternoon
CON thrir trans. Atlantic uir Iournct.
Tho souwIth plano had not been
sighted and repetition OF rs call iot-
tcrs -. X. A." went Unanswered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20

Il hesitate tu venture any opinion
or press any recommendation with
regard TO domestic legislation while
absent from the United states and
out ~ daily touch with intimate
sources uf information and counsel 1
Hm conscious that need afto- so
long AN absence from Washington, 20
seek the advice Ut those who have re-
manned iu constant contact with do
mostic problems and who have known
thom close az hand from day 10 day;
and ! trust that it Will very soon be-
possible for mo 10 DO su. but there
are several questions pressing for con-
sidoratiun 90 which I feel that / may
ana indeed must even nov direct your
attention. .f lu only general terms In
speaking uf thcm / shall. / dare say.
hv doing little I"""u than speak your
own thoughts hope that | shall
speak Your own judgment also. The
question which stands nt the front OF
an others tu every country amidst the
present great uwakening d the qucs
ton af labor, ana perhaps, I can
speak ~ it with as great advantage
while euEroasrd Joe the consideration
OF interests which affect countries
alike as / could az home and amidst
the interests uf our own people.
"liS the question 81 labor 40 not
mean the question OF efficient indus
trial production. the question OF how
llhu" in 90 he obtained ana made ef-
fcctiyo in the great process of rus
tinlnE populations aud winning sue
cess amidst commercial ANA indus
trial riyalrirs ! mean that much
steatcr ana more Situl question, how
are the men and w0men who do the