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The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12

ized employers to put organized labor out of business in Connecticut if pos sibIe.
 The strike of the Painters and Dec orators has been most stubbornly con- tested and every effort has been made by the employers of non-union men to break it without success. Despite re-
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12
CARPENTERS WANTED.
Tn Bristol 300 Are Wanted on 8
 Job at $6 8 Day.

Bristol, July 1.-The Frey T. Ley Company want 300 carpenters here to work on the big housing job that is now under way The rate is $6 a day. Presi- dent w. J. Sullivan of the State Coun- Gil of Carpenters was here recently and looked over the situation.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12
CLOCK SHOP RAISE.

Winsted, July 1.-The William L. Gilbert Clock Company this week 1o- tihed its 500 employees that it had given a 10 per cent. in crease in wages, effec- tive July 1. This is the sixth concern here to advance wages.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12
ANSONIA BEAKS.
New Haven Cops Demand for
 Raise Stirs Elm Up.

The demand of the New Haven police for a shorter work day and the increase granted to factory operatives in An sonia has got the Ansonia police by the ears. They have submitted petition to the board of aldermen of Ansonia asking for an increase of 10 cents an hour.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12

ports which have been industriously circulated to the contrary the Painters and Decorators have had the hearty support of other labor organizations in the city and the matter. has been con- stantly before the local Building Trades Council and the Meriden Gen. tra1 Labor Union.
 Recently an officer of one of the most
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12

While the issue is based primarily upon the strike of the Painters and Decorators Union which has been in progress here for over year, 1t is be- 1ieved that fight for the preservation of the labor movement of the entire state IS involved and that the Meriden situation is but forerunner of de- termined attempt on the part of organ
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12

You're all right from your head lip if you have a union label in your hat or your cap.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12

There is strong feeling that the Meriden Painters and Decorators Union would have won their strike be- fore this had not the association of em- p1oyers hastened to the rescue of the opposing contractors and the tactics
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12

oughly aroused over the evident inten- ton of the state body of employers to annihilate the trade union movement and the public at large once 1t senses the importance ofathe issue involved, will manifest keen interest.
The Connecticut labor press., 1919-07-12
MASS MEETING IN MERIDEN STARTS BATTLE BETWEEN
 LABOR AND ANTIUNION EMPLOYERS FOR CONTROL OF STATE

Silver Believed Move Throttle the Trade Union Move Immediately Backed by Connecticut Fedora Labor Building
 Stiff of AnhUnon
 Interesting Promised Meeting Friday Eve July 8 Auditorium.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
NJ riE I.,sriui

'Ue Ius# Annie. NurUI Tai.
muHrrs latest production fnr hrU 81.
lcUt star Series win hy tho feature
attraction tt tho iHstimy today aud
tomorrow 10 BIAS been directed Uv
Roland West which was made from
Edward ilHfkf's current stage sur.
CoHa % the fHmr name The story
nrHt appeared Hs H twu.ptrt HrrIHI Dob
M, saturday INUuluE Post H fnlI
millions of h0mc4 arc familiar with
this thrilling tale
Norma Talmadre bias never .u.
prurrI tu better advantage fHII .H
thtH absorbing uluf uf criminal If
with u SURPRISING prF cuullEI.II suU.
luE A. Julie Kendall tho wife uf l
prominent lawyer who ls Interested
lu the workings OF criminal mind
whom u blow on the head turns
Hdftft uu tho world u total victim lf
auhaala, MlHT Tulmtlrr T-F stuf I
trrmruhu4H hf boz H WHHf I.tI.HfI.
portrayal rhH H..HUYH fH. ..nfYu-
crate uf Jimmy I|ItluItr.HF HuI with
nIuI. operate. fIr ds.iuN, IY.H atm,
H Variant uf fIN HII h.|H.| H.H
Later IlfluIsH lI. f...
strangely iHuIIUHI HhU mtHf. Dec HHr.
band. trDIf" Dim Hs 4 STRANGER .lI
rDpks fU ylUfimIfu U.U
tu the closing rU.I Co., N.UIu. the
HIlrul"f who b. u friend uI fUt htu.
ttIH. operates uu Julie .uu restore,
lrr memory Fu thlt pho believe. l.r
criminal experience uuIH 1000 uu.
pleasant dream % hIru.uH. r..lU
again Ht thr domestic lt.I th.f.Hr
Ther" viii r'-p br shown lr IH'.r
r.tiuE Ebony comedy rfUI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
SALTS IF KIDNEYS
OR BLADDER BOTHER
Harmless TO flush kidneys and
neutralize irritating
acids.

Kidney and Bladder weakness result
from uric acid. Says e. noted authority
The hldnrtH Glitter this acid from fHp
blood and ulrH 10 on tn th, bladder.
where 10 often remain 90 i|rrItltr and
influluc causing a burning rchldinr
sensation or setting up Hu irritation
ut tho neck uf the bladder ubllrluF
you 90 seek relief two ur three TIMES
during tho night The sufferer be- 600
constant dread tho water uuHHDH ono
fhloH win re- HrHldiur sensation and
b. very prufusf uruiu, thrro b. diff.
culty in avoiding it
iitddfI "HIucas. MOST folks can
~. because thUf can't control urlnt-
ton. While if IH extremely annoying
ami sometime very painful this l
really ono uf tla most simple ailments
a. overcome aut about four ounces
~ Jad Salts from your pharmacist
and take a tablespoonful lu a Flars ~
water before breakfast continue this
Tor two ur three dave. This viii uou.
~trtll1e tho acids .u the urihr su u no
lunref De- o. source 81 irritation Co The
bladder and urinary organs which
then Hrt normally again.
iAd rilw Del Inexpensive harmless
ana o. made from the acid " grapes
ana lemon lu.HH combined with uthi1
ana o. used hF %uhuuHlud~ uf folks who
are subject Goo urinary disorders caus-
ca by uric uriu irritation Jad Splits
ih spltndId tuI Kidneys nnh causes mo-
bad effects whatever
Here sou have a pleasant cffcryrH
cent NINA water drink, Whlch quickly
relieves bladder trouble,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
YOU CAN'T FIND ANY
DAMDRUFF,A AND HAIR
STOPS COMING OUT
Save your hairi Make II thick
wavy, glossy and beautiful
at once.

Try ~ YOU will. after an application
of Dandcrine. you can not find a single
trace % dandruff or falling hair and
your scalp will not Itch, but What viii
please you most will be after a few
weeks use, whom you zee new hair,
fine and duwny AZ fl~sEt--yea but
really new hair--growing all over the
scalp.
A little Dandcrine Immediately dou-
hics the beauty Of your hair. No dif-
ference how dull. faded. brittle ana
srragry, Just moisten n cloth with
pandcrinH ~ carefully draw II
through your hair. taking one small
strand az a time. The effect a. Inns
mediate and amazing your hair VIII
- light nuffy and vasy, y have
an Appearance % abundance an tn
comparable iustrc. suftncaa and luNu-
Rance, the beauty aud ahimmcr Of
true hair health.
Oct a small bottle OF KnoWiton's
nanderine from any drur store or tot.
let counter. and prove mat YOUR hair
IN ne pretty and soft a. any-that u
has been neglected or injured hy
careless treatment A small trial hot
tie will double the beauty OF your
hair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
EPIDEMIC
IN BERLIN ALARMS
SOCIALIST CHIEFS
Alderman Declares That Work
ing Men Are Exhibiting Utter.
ly Unsocialistic selfishness''
Gas Employees Get Big Raise.

Berlin fIhurHioyl Jan -dIhe
strife epidemic On Berlin l. begin.
uing % dislulgt cVcn the socialist
Leaders. In cuhlmon with the bour-
Gcoise press the socialist Nofwacrts
points out the disioyal nature Of the
strike 81 the electric worker.
The employee u The city gss works
who were granted an cirht hour day
oniy recently. have nov under a
threat 20 raraiyze the Eas supply.
compelled the rran.sur ~ a ak hour
day and an Increase In wages amount
los 10 1880. 900 marks annually.
Herr nichisr. the POLES president
o. Berlin. who l. a socialist decltred
toslay that the obvious tendency Of
the workrra uar 90 convert the rcyo-
luton Into n ware movement which
would cndanrcr al ~ Germany. Herr
katzcnstein. a socialist alderman, said
that the wurkine mon were EXHIBIT
inr utterly unNocialisiic relfishnes.
and that a great part % them had
demonstrated that they were not yet
ripe for aociailam.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
NJ TIM ~

Pauline Frederick. beautiful and
charming aH ever scored re- decisive
triumph in hcr nov ~phufnrIHy. Her
Final EcrtonHur at thr 'H thetfer
Yesterday ard by being repeated today
The picture BEL One 90 the bot pro-.
duced Tor Paramount boo uItny msutha
and enabled ths talented star tu disc
play hrr artistry Co. excellent effect
lu dual roles, That 90 hcr mother and
herself.
Tho thomo of thr picture deals with
H gypsy rIrl who d. STOLEN from hrr
home hy u HurriIu prince. who
fufsrs hrr fu become hI. uIstfr-
when her chilli b. born Hhr names 10
Mnrat for Do 100 when tho pf.UHr
dies Do irIU.a hlH wealth tn hH
child. uud whom her mother dies shf
goes % Paris whore D. mfUfr Prince
IilHh Looming dark Boo thr ulrk
ground % tho young EIrH nf. Dr. tH.
secret ~ hrr betrayal ly H uuulrmHH
who ou hslrH.- OF Dor engagement
Co.. Prince IiIfu HHrkH tH fuIsf him.
HUlf upon hHr Hul b. nearly kIlirI N.
her dogs which sh, HriH loose Gov
thai purpose Tho prlu. IDHruH Che
truth on the pNs uf their wedding.
bur after u brief separation period.
filled with interesting events. Che
two are r|srour..ri aud find htpril.
bon their love
Miss Frederick 9o-trays the du
roles entrusted 90 Der with DHr IH.e
mont
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
WESTERN WETSLOSE
BATTLE TOPREvENT
DRY RATIFICATION

Ban Ffnncfco. Jan I'll Dismissal
81 the order restraining Governor W.
y. stephens from certifying the "a
finnal rroliliduon amendment was
announcod Here Today ~ the ptesidins
judge 81 the superior court The
order WA issued On January rs. upon
. motion Of Tkeodore A. Bell. IN At
fnruoN.
He'll departed today for New York
and Washington % make a final nghi
for the California vine intcrcsta
Hacrnmcnto. Calf Jan. es-Ilcu.
tenant Governor &. q. Young said Z
day be- had certified 90 the depart.
mtnf u state California; ratification
% the federal prohibition nmendmeni
70 thc constitution on the day the
menNure passed the assembly. Or
that day the governor was restrained
b. court from certifying the amend.
mont 20 Washington.
Lieutenant Governor Young said
the formal notice ~ Washington had
been signed jointly hy himself AMI
Henr W Wright. SPEAKER OF the
assembly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

Edward connolly be- credited viii a
roill, remarkable Characterization Hn
uuHUutU. thr religious iWpuHttr WI"
wus pc HpunHInir directly fnf the over
throw ~ lne EumuuuN dynasty aut
D'NsU popular both on the stage ahh
nn toe screen m cturinn tnn fiNeH
.u impressive prrstutntuu ~ the cm-
uru ul fhr EusHlHuH nos reduced u"
uI tht common people Dos th' r.
l.If revolution Alfred Hickman H
fHr rHlr and Dob" Im"IIfrIntfInh o. I'VE
uar foo s Isrf.r while NtHrr DO"
nI.HHr.E 1901 .Iuuu French tri'f
at. |.ffiUrr.E .uuurh chosen H OIL
f.. EfIaU. Charles lrtIr playing Too
.urI.U "TIHI uuNU NI"nHlHs b. hu
HfUr f.It fH.HiU uuffIIfHN NNIIN
CONWAY T.Iri. H f.DuItiuE Ul'r rfi
I.. tNuH. who have seem th' feature i"'
hIa rlHfIrf.r.a uf PRINCE I'NA
win s s.Ir absolutely true tn r.rtN.
hi ..rt ami thr principal ru', mat "'
f.uIur tnr NIsIlu Mnuh pIt' i'
ti. rr.I NurI THE tHN u' ih' N"
u.truff. H I u-cfnsuduuH screen i'
uuph
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
AMERICA TO HAVE
ENOUGH ORDNANCE
FOR MANY MONTHS
ooaa:ry VIII Hot BE Allowed 10
&c Back Into State Of Unprs-
rsrsansss, Says Major General
wnlisns.

NanA0nrlrs Ian. Major Gen
nraI 4 ~ WH1laUa chief rf 1funarrc'
~dctrubod 20 The huunr military etM-
mlilee Iodnt uomc sf the steps taken
~ hln dtrNrtmrnt 70 nrqttht y
countr iflu xoiuf taet me- = sAts
Of unFIrNHTrduflH HuIiififHi arr.
and ammu1lurn VII o. kept. Ne eAio.
fof an army i1rGr enough % funrd
the connlry aeainsi AM possible m
taHInn.
ne enlnppcs dcruumsni nev has
t.4uNo uI futf ana 1890 o4e.tef. eeo
reminds OF tmmunIfinn n ensuEh
arItltm ammanILnn 10 AappU ~
dI4IaIofr Tor an muniha General
william said Similarly nfEe quanu-
tlef 81 other fqulrmeni = being held.
oamrai williams afEcd for an ap.
pforfl.uon 81 ti.ooNlNon nor nflnEine
.snfk frDm lfafts iaul lands % tons
% amralilon 81 al kinds now IN
storage there o. ~ ammuuitioss
dIfi1n. ~ naid. and ucii ucfth sav-
lur
Ancrala sac ne.etnment had before
fhc upf MIL ~ krpf IN Operation Gem
tfal NUIrl.l aid. and ~ addition
n1f1ral az t1p rev war plants vii be
taken uttr and kept IN such condition
thtt could ~ pat IN operation a
short notice
General Williams asked for $780, oo
20 rnrrF ON experiments with tank.
which. he said. had proved 10 be ono
81 us most effcetifr instfumqnu 81
warfare.
censml williams said experiments
with BODY armor had no been very
~cuccrrTful WIfh tho exception OF
the hflmcf an armof was found 20 ~
practically useless
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
THIN PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
netAinE rfks riain nifrs Phosphate ie Put On
I'm ns.nhL flssh and V InsIs.ss

Judgins frsm M counusas preparatlons
and tfeatmrpfa which are euntlhuaily heinr
advertised fer tas purpose " maklnE thin
peorls nfnhy. dstslopIng anaf. neck sud
tpst, snd replaflnT uEly holiows and auglss
" ~ aen curved line. u hssiiA sud beauty,
there ar stldtafly thuu1nnfs u men and
ronsn ~ho kesuiy feel nelr excessive thin
nesr
rhirnss, and wrahss,s are u,uaily dus 20
starved narasa. Oar hodiea nepd mere phos
rtaie fhan l. oontnlned in modern foods
ftTtidaaa claim thrrr IL nnttlns that ull
furrly fhls deficiency - ven a. The organic
r1pfphafr h1osn among d~rufriata a. hitru-
pho.lhafa vhieh d inexpensive snd 4 soid
~ unFFa ihaunarf IN Alhuqnrrqas and all
dfufniata undsr q rualautee n satlrfariion Or
mousl tatk ~ fecdihg the nerves directly
ard W Supplying the body oela with ~
necessary rheaphorir food elements. hliro.
phosphate qalelly produces . welcome trans
ttfmafion IN ne afrteraaeef NJ ~insfsaaa IN
atlfhf ffequfatly being aatanlahlrE.
Ihia ~incraaas IN weight also s1rriss sifh IL
. rnarul Improvement in ths health. ker
fouaHess. Kiesrietfnesa -nd iart u snsru.
Which nearly aiuarf snrrsaIre
fhIrnfaf. nnon dlaaprrar dali syss become
bright ard p.ls ehssks SLOW vith ne bloom
CAUTION Although blirn phnsrhais 4
unaurraatsd for uilefluf nervousness sleep.
leatnoaA sad general Ueaknesa. n should NOD,
oulnf ~ ~ rsmaTkahls flesh crossing prop
erilst. b. used by any One Nh0 does not d.
sire 10 put o. flesh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

Ralph A. Iynd presented n u. No.
-. an act amending paragraph 1859
OF the codificd laws Of 1913. relating
20 the Jurisdiction OF Justices OF thc
peace In replcyin suits. n allows the
Justices OF the peace TO act In repievin
actions " the mount Of property
taken doe not exceed t2oo Mr. LNnd
also suggested a. ~ No 90, amend
inF paragraph sst OF the 1915 codified
laws, relating 10 the foreclosure Of
chattci mortgages Both bills were
referred " the committee on Law re-
vision.
Tho Dona Ana representative
Major W. % ~. I1swrilYn and iHldnrn
Armilc. introduced a. o. SO 90. ape
p%rupriatinE t2s5 ~ dcfwy che eN-
pCnHea incurred in printing Tho boz
auFurnl address and moaHagta of
Governor o. g. 1ArrnEolo. The pro.
posai was routed 20 the committee on
appropriations and finance
wranglc over Reading uf Ruls-.
The new rules under which tho
house vii cunduCt No. business were
presented on Thursday morning and
copies printed in English were dis
tuhutcd 90 the members shortly
nffcr the house wtH cniiHl 90 order
tho laborious task Of rcadiuE the new
guides Tor legislative conduct was
started. when "a portion 81 thr read,
Ing was completed. Ctemeuic N. Ma.
sCarenas started q pitched httilo hy
moving 20 stop the rcadinE clerks and
adopt the rules.
\ ring side report Of what follow.
cd indicates hat the ndomiluhl, Mr
inCa. democratic Hoo leader IrHui
Wesley. VIM Hianthufd md Hrttfu
others entered tho fuy Mr. Ito.
asserted his constitutional rights i'
hear Tho rules and know what De wal
voting upon. although De- bad 1 print
I'd cop before him Mr. N,soiY OBJ
lcctCd to the motion OF Mr. Mascara
mas which was put tu Spanish Jane
no interpreted aa o. vas gwen Mf
blanchard finally moved thHt fh|
reading of the WlDH hr suspended uu
~ they could be translated and print
ed be- spanish itIH motion carried.
Winston Deserve ~i'rai-c.
The urw rules reflect rnrsidcrahl.
credit upon tho commit .o whIc.
framed them and especially upui
Frank ~ Winston upon whom fu.
the Task Of rewriting the entire r.
port. Mr. Winston eliminated soLtrH
dictory phrases and ambiguous SON
tcurrH and hts lInurs were hiEnlF up
prociatcd by tho officials OF CO..
house.
There are few vital chanros frur
tho rules ~ tho thiri assembly Th
committees ON finance ana ]upprnuriu
tlous are mrrsrd and SOW rHl me-,
committees are created u tH pro
. vidcd by ruiD 81 that 900 measure
carrying appropriations must go d
the committee ON finance and uppro
printiuua after reference 60 specie
committee Tho time OF debate
limited 20 three houfH a mHIuut
vote can bring o. hiil out of H com
mittcc hearing whore "a two Third
vote wuH Required under tho old rule.
A new provision makes u motion o.
lay on tho table not dnnutlnlp. Ho
purtcrs are barred from sessions vii.
are particularly or peculiarly inter
gatCd In % laws 90 who are especial
" interested boo Influencing loplHln
ton. 4 numh,r Of other mluo
changes are made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24
At the Theaters Today

IDEAL-"The Land Of the Long Shadows, 20 with Jack Gard.
nr, Bronco Bllys Leap, with q. " Anderson The Boot and
nc Loot, comedy
PAsTME-"De Luxe Annie, with Norma Talmadec aud
comedy.
"B'-"Her Final Reckoning with Pauline Pre- lcrick
Whose Little Wife Are You?' comedy
LYRIc-'The Fall Of the Ronnnofs,' with llodor and
NJancc ONcl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

Washington. Jan ef-Lossc- of the
atth division Ikansas and Missouri
National Gnardl In killed and died 81
wounds during g. entire service IN
France up To- November were A2l
men. Secretary Baker told the house
rules committee today In connection
with a resolution by Representative
Campbell Of Kansas calling Tor con.
rrcasionai Investigation o. reported
excessive luracs tn this division.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

The average man wastes q lot cd
time telling other people things thel
don't care 10 hear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

plant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-24

Prophets ARE often without honor.
but seldom without competition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
RULES Announced
FOR MEDAL AWARDS
instructions for Presentation
July 4 to Those Who Are
Registered.

If you are one of the 5000 soldiers.
sailors. marines. marienettes or yeoman
Cd who registered for the District
honor medal to be awarded at the
Monument grounds Friday morning.
cad the following instructions from
Brig. Cen. Richard n. Simms. com
mander of the District National Guar :
"All members. or former members
Of the military service holding cards
emitting them to the presentation of
medals by citizens OF the District of
Columbia for service in the world war
will assemble on the Ellipse, south of
the White House grounds. at $50 am.
July 4. for the purpose of forming to
march to the scene of formal presen-
tation.
"l'he committee of officers assisting
Eric. Gen. Simms. marshal of military
division. and aids will report to him
personally on the Elipse at 5 am,
IuIV {
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
TURNBULL PLEADS GUILTY,
Treasury Employe, Who Took
Money. Remanded for Sentence.

Charles H Turnbull, sixty years old.
a member or the macerating commit
tee of the Treasury Department, who
was indicted Thursday for the larceny
from the United States of S66. 900 Of
notes consigned to him for destruction
pleaded guilty yesterday when ar
!aigDed before Justice Siddons In
Criminal Division l. lie was sent TO
Jail to await sentence Thursday.
Turnbull is charged with secrcting
the torn notes and later piecing them
together. After his arrest several
thousand dollars worth OF the notes
Were found by Inspector Slye of the
secret service, IL is said, buried at the
home of Turnbull.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02

government on this the first lnde-
pendence day after having finished
the job for which we entered our
countrys service"
The state command has also recon
mended to legion members in Wash :
inEton who have been discharged
the service that they wear their
full uniforms on July as a demon
stration of their keen patriotism in
spite of their present civilian callings.
Similar messages are being sent to
state officials throughout the country
by branches of the legion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02

ZONES, state commander of the legion
in Washington.
The message reads:
THE American Legion. which is the
national organization of former serv-
ice men, soldiers sailors and marines.
pledges you full support of both the
national organization and the branch
in this District in your efforts to
maintain 100 per cent Americanism
based on law and order. This support
is particularly pledged you and all
those associated with you for good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02
Card Admits to Ellipse.

Those entitled to medals showing
cards will be admitted to the Eilpse
by the police. They will be formed
INTO companies with a strength of APP
proNimately 100 each.
Company No. will consist of those
bearing cards numbered from l01 to
1873. inclusive. Company No. will be
formed of men bearing cards numbered
goo to 299, inclusive. Company No 3
of those bearing tickets 800 to 1893,
inclusive. and so on
Companies will be formed in bat
talions. The first battalion being
composed of companies l. and 3;
second battalion, companies 4, and 6;
third battalion. companies Z. and g.
and so on. till all companies have been
placed in battalion formation.
"(c) The above arrangement Will
result in the forming of approxi-
mately twentyseven battalions of
three companies each. Battalions be-
ing in successive lines with twelve
foot distances between battalions
Companies in battalions will be form
ed on the Elipse, south of the White
tween companies and Will maintain
in battalion formation until line is
formed for presentation of medals, at
which time battalion line will be
formed with interval of one pace be-
tween companies. except where great
err interval is necessary in order for
guides to cover. In line the right
guide of the center company in each
battalion will be the battalion guide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-07-02

companies Medals will then be is
sued to members Of the company by
the company commanders upon the
presentation of duly authenticated
Identification cards which vii! be col
lected. CAPTAINS will turn in the cards
with any uniSsued medals to the mar
shall Identification cards and unis-
sued medals will be returned imme-
diately upon the completion of the
issue to each company. Those re-
ceiving medals are requested to re-
main with their organizations. pre-
serving properly alignment until the
sounding of recall. whereupon com
panies will be dism ssed"