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The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02
NE W PJ ELl( ATlONS

The new daily Wbich has just come into being ut ketchikan, the ketchlkam Alaska Chronicle, has just been received. It is an elght page paper with AS> Ociat- ed Press news, plenty of local news, magazine features ar q it's full quota of advertising Their plant is equipped with the most up to Che minute m tchinery run by experts.
 The new paper should have a Iorg avenue Oi Succe>S nS all travellers have the opinion that ketchikan IS the liveSt town in in South Ea tern Alaska today John W. FrAma, old time IT news paper man of thlS country, i> preparing to issue a monthly publication at Anchorage, de\ot, ed to the upbuildng oI the Plon eerS of Alaska. Such mag azine Wlll be of the gl eatest in. tereSt and mSCrucUlOn 70 AldSK- d Is bOTh solluougpS ana cheech acos. 1t will De ctlled t.le Arg oltut Ii Is to De hoped though. tn u Joh1 kFrtHn1 let's up d ht,le on | t use OI tue mucK rllIr.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02

Junelu also bo :sts a new weekly ptper "l.,v Ll. am" eult- eo y Mrs Helen AlcAvoy, who some ye u'o ago W tS Il neW>pt tper woman ln CorlOVl.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02
SOCIAL EVENTS

A large number of KpnnecOtt pc oDle responded to the invitat- ion to attend the dpnce on TkurS day July 31st. The free autOmO- bile service which had been put 0 for tho occasion was in de- m1nd from four in the afternoon till along the next afternoon.
 A jolly crowd rttnrded at the Hall and dapced till D m.
 It is Eoped that these pleas 'tnt little dances will be fort nightly affairs in which our Ke1 necott friends will always join us.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02

FRANK A. METCALF CIVIL. AND MINING ENGINEER
 U, s. MINER AL SURVEY Can be consulte& at McCar,hy, for the next sixty d t.S. ":..
The McCarthy weekly news., 1919-08-02

Alter the dance a number of supper part!eS were given.
 Mr and Mrs. Erickson were ohe dinner guests of Mi'. and X Mrs Jack l.. Ltulle on Tnursd l., evening
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
II You Need 4 Medicine
You Should Hava iha les

IIhve YOU aecr stupprst 20 rAf'h :
it 10 tl,nt ~ many products hat "n
tcns,vciy ADVERTISED. all at pnrr ir7p
ii ,sxi,i and aic sopn frrEniirn 81
MASON 10 piain--,tic article d,id i'' -.
Tho prpsn,ses II thr insnu,auin''f
sppiic. inurr particularly 20 =.
\ in,.iicinal preparation tiia' 70" :,
r,irnt.vo ~niue almost ssilt ittri' |,
,n cndlsss chain sysscn Tie 7'ns ut
recommended l,v tl,vsc ~hu ia'' =.
l,vnr,itcsi. ,u ,stVre who arr n " y,
A prominent dfr,xriet sarn % |,
example DR.. Kiiincr, SWAMI w.
preparation itavp soid for 'na'N (.
and ucvrr hs.,tntc To rrcnrnnrrN:
aiinu.t cvrr.. cNsc il aiiuwa sNCr'''n,
4uitn. ~ many II my c',s'p'rri'
No p,i,cr kidney rrsncsiy l,sr -
saic.' -
According tn swHrn statrin''' -
rrr'ii~i tcst.inuny of thousands VI" r
i,ts-i ti,c preparation. the s'r'"'' ~
kiiincr's swamp. UW"t IL tuc 7" .,'lt. !
~ many people claim. that u .''''. -.
must c,'crv wish in .uve,ruIninE =
livrr and bia,iticr ailments. cnrf =
nary tfribies and nrutTa.ircs "
scid v',irh -a,iss.s rtcuma t;s'n. I'D. 3
Fpu rupv r-,-,~r srirri" -
swairp. Rovt hv Parr.'n Post Z.
DR. KilinCr & Ca. ninEsiaTn'nh. y,
and e,irio~G trr, c-vts; slto rnr'i -
paper. Lsrgr and medium nE"
fur sais &c all drug ~a.c
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
RECIPE FOR GHAY FAIR.

To i,aii - ns oi water ada ~ isT a-a
q small t,o1 oa DAtt,o cp.napisni. 'na |,
n. os ..iyccsins. Any i:u..is' asti va y y
sp a. you can NIX I, a, apinr Il ''f-
,ls cost. Full iirro.ion, toT rssiHs ssa
l,se come n ce-h box ii Darrr 'iHT'rsit
n will gradually d,ti;cu s,frsi.td. fSrs
s1av hair. and mako Il so:s sna 'ip''7 J !
viii no. color the .eaip. I, not '''sE-
.rrasv. and it.ee not NH I'll. -hJr.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
UPSET STOMACH
pApVs oiApapsIN AT ONCE aN0s
s0uRNH9a. dAa. Ac!DirY.
lNOl0H9riON.

DHa't saay unset v'icn meals don't
n and r"u bric., I:us. ar.,ls aud ,,n,,i.
eeaeea fsot. When ron fs...i luinps NJ
indigestion r,ain. iistulrnrr. heartburn
y headache run can got nxsnnt rclicf.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

WESOA 4 ESSN
Sal, / l.. couuty's f.T.r bond e'.c-
tI,u, authorizing an lssn" of Il i,.dD-
IN worth ~ bonds % finnncs road INT
n,ovsu,.nts, csvri.d by NOR. thnn four
"a ono
Et..~sus" of The. pvsvsi.nce uf mia.
rrva III. government ~ Victoria has
lrfsrSd every person appearing ON
he streets Or in pnh,,. gatherings 10
-ssv a mask
p ]. Cassidy. ~ yssrs old. alleged
r.,sov or N. International Weekly. a
radscsi organ. wh"se offices were raid.
- by N. police. ia In jaG NJ Se~s''"
~ an open charge
1.'crsd" supplied 3ISaa mon, wy.
p,n,nv 1 ,SsHs, Avi,"ua lo,$a? ana Nsw
Mexico. 1880 10 n. United states
branches Of service.
SssAi authorities and ths oakland
Is,ts.s nve searching for lCor,anssfS
issns fsnrke ss.n"vrnnh.r In the rs-
Ito ser,ir. or Mare stand. wh" 10
p~,st~d as issert.r
ftoass nve psfrs,iins n. shores os
ja~eaw. A,a~ta, to prevent n. csrat"
II Peter Jackson, native. who Sh.,s
and killed iA'rnry United states Mar.
shst clyde ~ ra,hann os Craig. who
had avvessesi Jackson
Lawn in n. gr.n'ss. quantity OH
ssrs ~ In forty wears IL flowing from
H'isHs~, The lavees, ac,is. volcano in
N" world. Th. Lawn Is f.,nrlnx over
I'll sides II tho central fire pif vsiis
INTO the old crater fio.r.
Hn6h camrt.s,i Wallace. nominated,
ssnhsssad"r IN France by President
W'is"n. FOR many yrnrs has been prom
in"n' in the I.,iifics of the Democratic
issv's and u Democratic national COM
lni''ssran from Washington.
Wireless s~r,se. rem The pa,nI m.
~" station NJ South san francisco
viii u. crippled for several months.
y wns announced. following fire IN
W" HS.t""r tower Th. fire y-ns
rsnsesi hr q short circuit.
Any alien. regardless of I,is rnrc or
c"'cr. who scr,rs' in The nrtny or ina.
W dus'nE The war Ia entitled ia tIf.
i'soshit. aecor'>ins 10 Instructions 70.
ceaseh NJ Honolulu by William rls ~.
SA,s, cNies ~ The naturalization b,,.
r'rn. ft"n he Rrrcnr ~ Sssusn,ilA.
tinn NJ Washington.
THAT Salt LAX" city will NOT on,,
l'~ on NE a.ris, mail routc b~twcc,
he Bas' and San FrunriS~,,. hut ti,A,
u VIII bc p terminus, Of u brnns.f, from
t'',s cfsy to Seattle is assured. s~ccr,,
ihk {" adsi~,s received be William n
swanson fton rActfcrir., Porter. chair.
me" ~ The rossuhcrss,ip committee vi
The Pnriftc Acrv club
WASHINGTON
\ cpblreypn to Washington f,,,,n III.
headquarters ~ tho American cs,,~s,I
t"nsty forces in 'rpn~e gave tho to,s
casualties in American forces IN S,hr.,
is NJ, t" Feb . ~ n tUtn, ,r JtI mo,
ss,icti. lied ~ wounds aud missing 4,
srftoU
appointment W ~" "f'uiivt, S.p,r,
Liquidation C,n,,nis~ion---N T,eost,
fgsnt {" lirulds,e tito business snd r,
psnr's, sffa,tw ~ ti,e s,1nc IN I.ny,nur
md Fr1,,rs was 3pnounr,s, hv Sprt,,
tsst' Pvkcr Edwin Il psr,.,.r ,r nous
t"u. Ies., is cbRi,rpau.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

M waiting Pnp-s D,nucps,n Will
mt r"'i on rnnr feet. Al so"n nm yo,i
st une n these pleasant. linr7nicsn
tah'cfs all tfic indigestion. sn,~.s. ac,,i.
ltr amt stomach tiHtrcss cn,ts. yuur
IhnxEiHt sells them. ADV.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

poR ALL poRsas az cATARHH.
Prss,nA 10 indicated for all fosrns
q caaASrn ~ catarrhal iniiAsnrnaiio.
md coaeestion ~ The mucous In.
inaD IA anv IASt or ORGAN. vsseA ~
nsaA. threat. bronchial tubes. lungs,
AssnArh. hnweiA xidnss-r. bladder.
SO 10 10 me for coughs. solds md
clfsces q the sssip ana IN cxcsilent
psUvVnttvO remedy.
u y-na want health insist upon
hnWss1 Dr. Hastmau's World IN
0o0D passmA Tonic.
0o&A Rwss,stsse0
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
\ Hls0ss ousic.

d~sal0-r!isi Fellow ls u i,iri.
i~saidine-i n"iicS-i lint ic Ind nn
,0r1" ''rc.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

Sdantify In work In much and uunI.
u ~ m"re. but fs,r "'nust'' vou must
.tA Gnniity to Iiinntity. NinrshrIl
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
roREIuN

relpgrACh Company in lsusssa, - usW"
of starvation In Petrograd.
The situation az ISadish on the Arrn-
anse, trout IL more satisfactory for the
moment, according 10 an official state
nsnt issued by the British war office.
REPORTS from On,sk state that the
Russian government there Inns accept
ed an offer from Japan ot men, money
and arms 10 SETTLE tho Bctshsvikt iis'
ficuitisx
The Dutch steamer Rick, l:"sfer'
dam 10 Bergsn, struck mine ana
sank three miles of the Norwegian
coast Tho crew was sawed and Ina
landed at christianstad.
The French drendnouahs Moravau
has hesn driven ashore ns SScbasiovasa
in snowsforn,. ~ last accounts IL
seemed dauhtfui whether he b!G way
ship could b." snvsd from destruction.
The Poi.x hay. refused the German
demand 10 withdraw troops rom The
Pos~u province, bnr on ~. contrary.
have csii.d all E'oi.s 0f military age
"a The coiors IA defend thaf territory.
German. IL preparing &" rnise
large loan In The United States rs soon
as pence is signed, SryS Geneva lis
ppteG ri. money ia 10 80 us-si 10
psv for esperssr raw materials rom
niiiad countries
ADMIRAL Vtsrount Jsiiieoe's book on
tho naval operations Of II. yvnr which
IL now published settles ~ last the
mystery" q: Lord Riteh.nsr's death
by stating thar the crn!s~r Hampshire
sank after striking "a rasrr.cs' nine ~
tho tsre laid br the German G.trcatal
The Iiasss axeney gives "u: state
mont By vts~ount chinda. IA. japan.
zee ambassador 10 Erent D,s'Iin. who
now Ia representing his couniry NJ
the peace conference In Parts. dSrssr.
ins The reports 20 b. untrue hat Jap.
~ has exercised pressure IN China
10 restrain the action 81 the Chinese
delegation TO The conference.
Few large cities u! he Countries
iha' we're rnxs ers, IN th~ vvnr hacc
h..rn Less nffs~scs, by 10 than The mn.
c'er' cnniisi 1T Greece. Free entirely
from the menace o! air rnias and hos.
t'IN bs>nbsrNmsns. aua participating
afsIsct, In lie tvnr fnr comparatively
pn'v short time. Athens 10 toaay Ia
MI essential features rsncsiv 40 10
| y-sa In prs-~es DAYS
The prcsrnsn ~ The new German
government. whirt, bas irs i,s--n r,ub.
lishs,' nj iIeriin. includes ,-,ua, rights
7 f"r men and women. thc Improvement
I ~ Tie educational Ssstrsn. s,snsc-tpii0n
aioue Democratic lines to ..sinhiisl, 70
I Is,"pl~'s army. rn'i"nins as rnAxiinuin
I prizes ~ fs.>d und n"cs-ass'~s ~ life.
/ cns" ~ The ,s"unas-, mud The families
I ~ those siiis-, during thr vnr. the ~.
I cfa1iiasinn ~ all industries rtns fUr
I such Treatment. particularly thc t,,Ai
nhd iron tnihsa. aud considerable a,,,tl.
lions 10 income tnx..s
SPORT
/ Tie Ssty wrcsslcrs i,a,i a va,ko,..r
| ut Annapolis defeating tho In,vcr.it..
~ r'enna,i,snia tcam hv q score uf
/ ~ TOO
wisdsk Lsvs,k". Polish wrestling
I champion. defeated, A,z'id Nu,,c,rs,u ,f
Is"s'"n IN tw" -,tn,ist fmiis ~ ~ nu,,
II minutes Gael, Respectively. at ~.
Louis
Alfredo jc orr, ti,c C.,hau c,,r ,.s.
pert ft"m New Yor.;. vrr~,r.t The
t''f'>e.-,sh'"n l',liinrd r.,n,mp,onsh,u
tom Nbc,c K."rse,,",rr pr e 'l,,,.asc nv
winnin. the third h,nrs Of t,,r,r tr,,.
point match
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

First keep tiiyscli ln prAC' iiih hs
ti,ui si,ult In. able ~ s.-.i, p''-ir' l'rn'''
piiicYr.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

A.saerAsA 0tieso Atsacts. indigestion. are
- Y issae5 vsr Ayr'e Aloe. fs,Ap naais
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
a 9ul3utttut0.

"ThG Gcrfnnns Insist tl,.y must b,
'ed.' AN right ;,vu thrn fou, far
:huugiit.''
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
Not . c0tyum.

dit v"u va. rr-,inns column when
M, vern IN Ronr7''
'Nsn't IL nr"rr inur-,ing.'
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
WRITE FOR rAis aCuK.

WRITE FOR rNlB 1CUK.
All stek and runc.iar Ingu!i
write The pessIaA Co:n;iaiY Dept.
i-ss. Columbus. Ohio. FOR DR.. iG;-.
mania Health Book. The ID9& 8
ffce ana eonsains peshaps inst he
Information you fIsc seekiag. 4 s
ssnt in . r,Aa1n wrapper % any VI.
dress.
% IL TO-DAY.
~ LIQUID an TABLET l:cHM.
Asts yesse doalee foe . ','rins
Almo0so.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
GENERAL

careful survey ut fuod prices cover.
lns q period of thirty dnvs sllows N.
n'vh cost of living lias takcn It's rlre
big ii'up
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

vnniiy anu iinpudcnc- arr r'vta =
tcs-.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

Sometimes people stop ri 4
ur'ler ~ esGnp9 hume cu'nfnr'i'
The Keota news., 1919-02-21
FsCM TelEoRApSic ReeoNTs
rHAv covee TIVE WESk's
EVENTS.
or MOST INTEREST.
HE6D,No tvs RGAoGA Poov0o
on Aosv IMPORTANT
cUsaaNv ToS'ca.
WESTERN

r....r~ N..,,.c.- r.,er N...s.-vic.
The Keota news., 1919-02-21

Not 8 C1lro.alI, Dut 9 Iue
tionai remedy for cata11h and
all Inflammation and conges-
don Of the mucous mesn-
brnneS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
ENLISTED MEN GIVE VIEWS
IN COURTMARTIAL PROBE

Chicago. H.. June 1S.-The enlisted
mans side Of the court martial con-
Iroversy was presented Thursday to
the American Bar association COM
mittee by several witnesses
Arthur Mortimer Newfield, a pri-
vate in the balloon corps at Fort
Omaha, had told the lawyers what he
considered was wrong with the pres
ent court martial practices and pro-
ceedure- Lawrence Packwood. a mess
sergeant in the regular army and a
veteran as wen Of the British navy
and British merchant marine. argued
against Several proposals Of the An
sell bill
No civilian should have anything 10
do with administering military JUS
tice, he thought, because such
change would unnecessarily encroacE
upon military discipline. Neither did
he favor having enlisted men serve
as members Of courts.
Packwood told the committee that
much OF the dissatisfaction with the
results OF military trials was trace
able TO indifferent or incompetent
counsel for the defence.
Philap r. Davis, who served as Dri-
vate and sergeant in several medical
units in Texas camps, said summary
courts should be abolished as they put
too much power IN the hands OF in
competent officers inflated by their
new found power"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
MANY UNITS ASSIGNED FOR
EARLY CONVOY FROM FRANCE

Washington, D. C. June 1s.-As-
slgnments Of units to early return
rom France were announced today. as
1oilows: The 30sth supply train:
motor transport companies zT6. $40
and Szbs salvage companies 9, 3e7 and
81; list and 222d aero squadrons:
air park 3; 29Sth military police COM
pany; laundry companies Sc4. sos and
51si sanitary squad No. H. sales COM
Inissary unit SIS: supply companies
20 and S24: butcnery companies 3O2.
5oS, as, 3zS and 354: evacuation hos
pitais IS. 81 and IS: field remounr
squadrons $50 and 326: companies Sc.
leS. lSS and l59 transportation corps.
eighth band, army service corps, base
hospitals s.. 104 and 106. rent requisi-
ton and claim company p; adminis-
trative service companies 4S and 162;
headquarters motor. command No. l.
service battalion sos; bakery. company
$50; 526th engineers. company D.;
third corps artillery park companies
D and E; truck companies I. S. Z, g
and 10 OF gard engineers. base animal
transport depot So1: third regiment
air service mechanics. company M.
s, 18th motor supply train 21st en-
gineers; fourth battalion headquar-
tiers; companies K L and n. 2Sth en-
gineers, company F. 23d engineers:
truck companies 5, 4. 5 and 8. camp
hospitals y. IS. - and IS; depot ser
vice companies IS, 81 and Il: second
regiment air service mechanics. COM
pany 1S6: clothing and squad No Is;
537th engineers, company A. 5f2d en-
gineers. service battalion companies
B and D; 527th service battalion. COM
panies A, B, c and D. headquarters
and medical detachments-
The 18th cavalry, field and staff,
medical detachment, supply, machine
gun and headquarters troop. troops
4 to n, inclusive, and 18th cavalry,
field and staff. medical detachment.
supply. machine gun and headQuar-
ters troop, troops A to NJ. inclusive,
are on board the transport Panaman,
IL. L. %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
SOLDIERS like
BORDER SERVICE
In Refreshments, Outpost
Rehabilitation Camps
Lead All Others.

Maria, Texas. June 1s-Mexican
border service is attractive to young
Americans who like TO ride. shoot and
live in the open. To prove that the
lure OF being riders OF the purple
sage is strong for his men. Col.
George 7. Langhorne. commanding
ten Big Bend ditsritc of Texas, quotes
figures 10 show that 4s7 OF his men
had reenlisted since the recruiting
order was issued in an effort TO re-
tain border veterans in the cavalry
service.
During the first month the recruit
ing order was in effect $50 men re
enlisted and the total enlistments for
a second or third tour Of duty in the
Big Bend are more than is percent
Of ten total strength Of the border
troops in this district.
On eh outpost at Ruidosa- miles
from the nearest habitation, 30 per-
cent Of Troom II. Eighth cavalry, re-
enlisted The machine gun troop
showed the highest percentage with
% reenlistments- COL Langhorne
considers the chewing OF his recruit
ing campaign all the more remark
able from the fact that the district
command has been stationed in the
DIX Eeill uiStFicLs away IRON z ldT5 G
city. almost two years
This. he says. explains the eager
ness for reenlistment on the part Of
the men. The morale is higher and
te spirit Of regimental loyalty more
intense because the ruen are thrown
more together IN the wilds. are not
distracted from their military duties
by he attractions Of a large city near
by and come in closer and more per-
sonal contact with the officers COM
handing them This explains why
the men voted almost az 2 unit to re-
main in the Big Bend rather than
added
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
MAY YET AVERT
RATE INCREASE
Increased Railroad Traffic
Probably VIII Offset
Deficit Of Roads.

washington, D. c.. June is.-in-
creasing business, which it IS hoped
may offset the railroad deficit suffi-
GENTLY to make an advance in rates
unnecessary. was reported by the rail-
road administration in statistics for
traffic last week In the central
western region there was an increase
Of g. percent over thu same week last
year in the loading Of grain, and in
the northwest the Increase was 100
percent. All freight handled in the
southwest was Il percent more than
last year. Cotton is moving freely 10
the gulf coast under promise Of ad-
ditionai steamers. In the east general
freight movement Is subnormal but
ore shipments are increasing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
TRANSPORT BRINGS 5000
TROOPS TO NEWPORT NEWS

Newport News. Va, June 13.-The
transport Black Arrow arrived here
today bringing about 5000 troops
from France. Units aboard include
the S29th company transportation
corps. S52d company transportation
corps. 303d bakery company. evacua-
ton hospital No. 20. evacuation ambu-
lance company No. il. 18th. 18th and
120th sanitary squads.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13

- .---- - [--Ne ~ eA--A-AA a
holchak's forces.
Conditions of Allies.
The allied conditions thus were set
forth in the original message to ad-
miral Kolchak.
IN the fist place. that. as soon
as they tthe Kolchak forces) reach
MOSCOW, they viii summon 3 cOnstitu-
ent assembly elected by a free. secret
and democratic franchise. as the su-
prene legislature for Russia to which
the government OF Russia must be
responsible. CT il at that time order
summon the constituent assembly.
elected In 1917, TO sit till such time
as elections are possible.
Secondly. that throughout the
areas which they at present control
they will permit free elections in the
g2lly constituted assemblies. such as
municipalities. zeusovs. etc.
Thirdly. that they will countenance
no attempt to revise the special priv
nege OF any class or order in Russia.
Must Stand for Liberty.
The allied and associated powers
have noted with satisfaction the SOL
emn declaration made by admiral Kol-
chak and his assistants that they have
no intention OF restoring the former
land system. They feel that the prin-
ciples 10 be followed in the solution
of this and other internal questions
must be left to the free decision OF
the Russian constituent assembly. but
they wish TO be assured that those
whom they are prepared to assist
stand Tor the civil and religious lib
erty OF all Russian citizens and viii
make no attempt to reintroduce the
stroyed.
'Fourthly. that the independence Of
Finland and Poland should be recog-
nd In h.. Il.
frontiers and other relations between
Russia and these countries not being
settled by agreement they viii be re-
TERED 10 the arbitration OF the league
of nations
May Consult With League.
Fifth. that II a solution OF the re-
lations between Esthouia, Letvia.
Lithuania and the Caucasian and
trans-Caspian territories and Russia
IS not speedily reached by agreement.
me settlement VIII be made in con-
suitatlon and cooperation with the
league OF nations and that until such
settlement is made the government of
Russia agrees 10 recognize these ter
: tories as autonomous and 10 confirm
ne relations which may exist between
their de facto governments and he
allied and associated governments.
sixth. that the right of peace con-
ference TO determine the future OF the
Ru1anian part OF Bessarahia be rec
ognized.
Seventh. that as soon as a govern
ment for Russia has been constituted
on a Democratic basis. Russia should
ION the league Of nations and CO.
operate with the other members in the
imitation OF ornaments and Of Mill
-ary organizations throughout the
Finally. that they abide By the
declaration made by admiral Eol-
chak on November 81. 1918, in re-
sard to Russia's national debt"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
l41ST INF ANTRY
IS HELD IN CAMP
Discovery of Smallpox Al
ters the Plans for the
Texas Troops.

Washington, d. c. June ls.-uhe
iztst Infantry OF the seth division,
now Al Camp Mills. New York. two
days ago was ordered 10 take ship
for Galveston and 70 proceed from
Galveston TO san Antonio for demob-
iiization- Smallpox was discovered
IN the regiment before it sailed and
the unit was ordered back TO Camp
Nils where It is now qaarantined.
As soon as the Smallpox patients are
segregated and the remainder % the
regiment out OF danger Of contract
ing the disease the 14fst VIII 90 By
rsu 10 Austin for a parade and from
Austin TO Fort sam Houston for
muster 1ur
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
PARTY OF Ell PASO MEN
IN ARMY RETURNS HOME

Eoboken. y. J.. June 13.-Among the
most recent arrivals from France are
the following FL Pasoans: FL Pasc,
company D, 144th infantry, Pvt. Henry
H. Han. mother Nay Hall. 700 Nundy
avenue.
Mechanic Horace DeYampert. father
Charles De 1ampert. 500 East Rio
Grande; mechanic Jerry Z. Coleman
mother, Frances Coleman. 220Q Texas
street: Pvt Daniel Crockett. father,
William Crockett. 1897 North Camp
bell street
Corp. Richward ". Bosch. father,
Frank Besch. 3121 Portland street
Sergt- Louis A. Hedriclx, mother Dot
Schroeder, 3723 San Jose street
Detachment of officers. 1f1st infan-
try. Lieut. Edward D. Plat. father.
William Plat, 32s First National
Bank Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
BENEDUM SAYS He CAN SAVE
CITY S42, 900 EACH YEAR

D. A Benedum, manager Of the re-
search bureau Of the government. told
the city council Friday that he has
found where there can be saved
$4,000 in the school budget, thus
coming within S2e.090 or $4,000 OF
enough 10 make up the IS percent
wanted to pay the proposed increase
in teachers salaries. The matter
came up in connection with the pro-
posed plan OF a city planning commits
sion. He will lay the plan before the
civ council soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
WOULD DEFEAT
KNOX MEASURE
Democratic Senators Try
To Prevent Vote on Res
olution Against League.

Washington. D. C.. June 1s.-After
a conference today a group Of leading
Democratic senators announced they
had decided to prevent vote. If pos
sible. on the resolution OF senator
Knox, Republican, Pennsylvania, de-
claring the peace treaty. with the
league Of nations covenant included.
unacceptable.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-13
Cashes Warrants Forged
While In Fl. Leauenworth
Prison. AReqe Officers

New York. June 1s.-Sentenced 10
serve ten years in Fort Leavenworth
prison for overstaying his leave
Ralph Naserberg. OF near Pittsburg
Pa, an army Lieutenant used the
presses OF the prison printing shop to
forge blank treasury warrants and
then escaped in a majors Uniform and
cashed these forgeries throughout the
country, secret service men told
United States commissioner Hitchcock
Thursday when Vaserberg was ar
raigned before him.