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The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
LAUNDERING SILK.

Never rub soap on silk or crepe
de chine lingerie when washing II
Make a suds of tepid water and pure
white soap and let the garment soak
in this for an hour or two.
Then squeeze or, IL necessary, rub
it gently between the hands.
Rinse in three waters and hang in
a shady place to dry. Remove from
line while still damp and press with
an iron that Is not too hot
By this method the garment win
look as well as new and be quite
as satisfactory to the dry cleaned.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
PORCH PILLOWS.

One of the prettiest porch pillows of
the season is fashioned of natural
colored linen, with wide Persian taffeta
ribon stitched about its fat center.
1t is a square pillow, and the ribbon
looks like a broad stripe in one with
the material. Another good effect is
to ither center a natural crash pillow
with a square OF cretonne or border
it with the same. just to tie in with
the rest Of the cretonned porch f1t-
tings.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
USING WHITE NULL, ..s,

White null edge with valenciennes
lace is used for collars and vestees. in
many Of the finer chiffon blouses and
In velvet and cloth dresses. Its soft
outline Is becoming to mSJt women.
The same idea Is carried out in sepa-
rate collar and cuff sets
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
Wirsimia Lees Personal Answers
To Herald Readers Questions

Did you know that the shops are showing
for little girls in every size summer frocks all
cut out and stamped with the most simple
designs?
The dresses, especially those with the cross
stitch and outline designs, be made up in a
single day if one is blessed with knack at
sewing.
1 have seen these little dresses at great
many of the Washington stores and some are
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05
UNDERWEAR PRICES.

Underwear prices are promised
another jump In the near future
Should it be possible for one 10 pro-
cure lingerie now, money would be
saved.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

For the sizzling days OF Washington
summers the crepes and silks have
lost their place in the sun" Only
the thinnest OF cottons are coN
enough and IN selecting her mid
summer wardrobe there is no reason
why nilady should not be dainty and
comfortable
The twin-sister Of the attractive or
child organdy frock shown here was
seen in a local store. The tunic is
trimmed in a cross-stitch in heavy
rope floss of rainbow yellow and the
tucks are put in by the same novel
method.
A picture hat OF orchid organdy
faced with white is worn with It
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

If will compare prices you buy and
those already finished will feel that have
found wonderful bargain
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

King Albert Of Belgium has be-
towed the dignity of grand officer
n the Order of the Crown upon
ormer United States Senator
.ames Hamilton Lewis. of Illinois,
a appreciation of Mr.. Lewis, devo-
lon to the cause of Belgium"
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

Mrs. William ]. French, who resides
the Cecil Apartments in this city,
as received word that her husband,
r. French. has been awarded the
1egion Of Honor for his welfare work
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

Before the baby Is entirely un-
dressed. wash his head and scalp
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

Former Secretary of the Treasury
md Mrs William Gibbs McAdoo
,assed the Fourth in Column
rus, Ohio, where Mr.. McAdoo made
N address.
The Washington herald., 1919-07-05

Lieut. Eugene Chiles Is spending
he holidays with his family in Win
hester. Va
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
DUKE CITY RIFLE
ASSN. IS TO HOLD
SHOOT ON SUNDAY

An ail.dny shoot VIII be held b, tho
members of the Duke CITY Hine aeso.
eintion tomorrow " tho new mrga.
beginning NJ = O'Clock In the mornmg.
~ IL expected that o. inrgr number OF
the University a. - y e. bows wiz
participate ~ the sport
The rife. although tho simplest nr-
ing weapon used m the present wnr.
hos nevertheless proved q tremendous
stopper OF German dnves. especially
when held In the highly trained hands
Of the American soldiers. most ~
whom are expert mnfkamrn.
n was n rifle Of the a. = Marines
Tint turned the tide ~ Chateau 1nicr-
", Hli iGi and many other wrn
the battle i,ae European soldlefH SCI.
dom use " -ot greater range than 200
yards. hut tho ufurinea who have hecr
careful, drilled on the rifle ranges %
this country. threw ruuHtg ruHtion into
The German ranks limo aud aEnin b,
carefully adjusting their sights nuh
picking out individual marks at r
ranEc Of Lone yards
TIE rifle IL n really American wcnp
on and with the return Of our soldiers
new RHO fuunca are Hprluring up ~
tho country N iH expected that
The Duke city %nraocintiun Will conduct
the best meets this ,enF that have ctni
bold near Albuquerque
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
THE RESURRECTION LIFE"
A Sermon Preached Before the Knights Templars
In g. Johns Church. Albuquerque, Easter Sunday, By the Right
Reverend Frederick u Howden. I. d. Bishop
of New Mexico.

That mc4na fnr morc than a mere "a.
sufanra OF immortality N b. \ u
slon whether fie TACT of continuous
existence. would hc altogether . VET.
come thornhf. Ccflainl, there IL much
Ia Ger present sphere Of exirtcncc
which W. would he giad 20 DO va or
htt thfist promise here IL not exist.
enc hut nfe. ''Becalss I live. 70 shall
live hiso"
our English iansuaee v somciimea
q .oof medium Tor ~ronVcylnc the more
subtle mcauinrn % words ~ they arc
given in the original Greek of the New
Testament IN tho Orcck for example
therc arc reesfai vouis descriptive Of
dinHsent kinds Of life. Take no
thought 81 your ufo" = come thlt
~ mleht haVs life" 4 am the way the
truth cnA che hf~r w. the one casa
NE means simply existence. mere phy-
seal life While IN tho other ID r
moral ana spiritual power. activity.
living. that ia IN tho fuli sense Of man.
hood. with fuJi piHy 70 or God riven
faculties And that IL the Wafd used
here ~ our text "necause I live. sc
shall live niso When W. want 10
md out whit a thing really IL. We
med 10 cnnsidsr ~ in its Niehsst as
pert not Ne lowest. Tho true tyrc of
q nan " not found w Judas iscariot
nMN W NNWNNH fMNNNN. aMN NmNMNNHm OF
orr country h. not That OF an rrrle
soarnc iu nirht towards the sun That
which constitutes "a man iH nA the
fact Tint he huiid- bridges. hunks and
warehouses for hia treasure. or that no
snila tho scn. aqd fies the cir. sine
beaver the h0nev.hce fhe sen-nufi 10
~ these Nor is " tho fact that he
makes n homo and raises children The
rohlnr huiid their nests and tho foNes
have their holes in which they live
and rear their Young No. the dis
unciion between a man and tho low
er animals lies IN none ~ these, hot In
that universal human phenomenon Of
\ conscience. and IN thnf scnFs ~
moral obligation 70 Tia God. which
hoIonrn 70 n e souls NE The treat
81 thought : ever had" SAYS Daniel
Webster "war me CONSEQUENCES % my
PERSONAL obligation I o NV o.
ihls sort ~ life which Chriht In iNe
Resurrection makcn possible And !
need hardly remind youLt b. this Nigh
~ sphere u life. los 20 OF tho res
man. with witch Nour Older
81 KNIGHTS TcmfrT n asnntinfed u
10 which tuu Oh members nrc dedicnf-
cd Tho virtues FOR which Won stand
ore not those Of thc harvard fowl hnt
ihe eagle that has piumcd itn pIniuns
FOR q ioIiY hight charity. chifall'
r~oif.racunCe. INTEGRITY. those ore Tho
features 81 NE which nnd their war
rnnt ln tho Resurrection. Aud tour
and huckicr your hcrmita same
dais ana white robes % nruitCuCr ore
or symbols which should
moi the lower bot that hnhor
self which con be found only hv ifen-
ourselves with CHRIST and tifrs
nudIur the power which can raise
from the death Of SEN 60 the Nfe ~
righteousness" Whatever yuur lmme.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

Inns y proper appreciation % the sig
nlncancc OF this title cnn afori 10 Tor.
rei ihnt reverence for Coda word
and ChriHi'a most HOLY Name. that dc
votton aud loyalty a. his membership
IN the church have been time honorcd
marks OF NHinhthood A. knights
then. be y to the great Captnm OF
your Niltntion lot no nnclran worii
or speech dcnlc the mouth. no hlna.
phcmy inrnish Nour tongue. Dor this
order OF yours w something more han
M Ethical Culiuual society. nomrthine
hr ntorc real tinn " Brotherhood fof
mutual hcn-iit. " " IN order with the
motto, "Non nOhia domino! al nobin.
sod nomini, tho ii riotiam- aud "
that motto means 10 O what II
SHOULD. tuur purpose is not 70 selfish
ne, but the promotion Of God's glory
The extension Of thriH'a kingdom
among men There IN no Necessity for
ne 10 adi YOU nrc wciren,c herr to-day
You need no welcome. hccnuac Won hc-
Ions here. Us sou Of the church Your
vcry degree OF apprentice. followcran
nHd master are n, mboia Of The lnptiE1l
confirmation and hoiy communion.
which the church nos praeticcd for
nineteen hundred wears Nouf pray
crs and rnnticies mnny " them. ~
least, are taken from the pfavsr hook
OF the Epiacopnl church and tho nnci-
Church OF Ennlnnd" somc OF
Your commentaries march in u BODY
ON Ensisr dne 90 q church aurh ne th's
and receive IN q body the oily com
muniou. Just " tho knights 81 The Old
order used tdsdo. And the rcnsor b.
that bcssuFc YOU stump tour
selves as Christians" your inspiration
~ not ~ brotherhood. uE such. nut in
Christ. not the dead christ. hut the
living Christ, present today nmnrE hts
followers, ~ D Hncramsuts. aud ~
the hfc 90 tho historic church nnd
as 'hrisi's men You- nre curarinhr day
hf day. 81 whore tunr true source OF
strength aud light mo hrht aud
ne 'nrssr y hi-tr- NE ~ found
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
Where Oil Is Found

Wise mon Iu not look f0t wheat BOO % dr..
ort THE. Hui golden rH.u u wheat r...
And tIr sHur vuao men bunu tUlT u.
.DunI m oI HriJ- Tbr Sow N.,..H COZ
,lmpau. Hae 90 lcps' raIi 100 900 uI H,.I
and investors are urged 90 assertion t.'
,aIu, oI tH. lease 3ua tHs pfo,tm.l, fl 0T
T.UI, H uI 20 around lH THI. pomptuH
docs uof propose Co waste iH time Hul
money Ion ..nutiug around tuu ,ugut., JHI
.uH ho!'. Hs experiment. We shalt Irll
r.HI whrr, the bia pool .a supposed fo Ho
Tr' col. ,.rr.t iur EcoiuEIsf tbo mru who
knows vH'fr ol be- found H familiar with
ihu property OF thi- ,omIHut SEQ Iu,ostur#
.., invited ru JOIN with uH boo one operation.
vI|.H .I .aI tive u.Ilg ell. rom wells
" Boon .H.... proven f,.' ..H o.. isu Iu
u|Hrtu,.. HfH us iu tu. additional u.,clup
u'rf #i..h H, rr' undertaking ,lour uou
....I.. .n| rUoffa.l. IH's H.mrmNp.
1901 H. .u. .ur boz proven t.r.tu.. rrIr
wing. o| nuv s n,us Gold bon rtun.- ur
mI'Iuus oI IuIuts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

ID EcArsE LAVE 81 shall i've
I'D Also" Enater naY ia humnnity's
ruprrmn FESTIVAL % faith. lite
JOY and rlndnets are simply fhe 81
Preston Of human arafitude Tor q fact
N history, Which marks the ahsnlute
Nindltntlon 81 those deep underlying
beliefs which have pos-csaed mems
hearts from the down Of criafiouI be-
iief w God. ~ q Twins. acting. workiur
puuer IN the uotidi belize IN im.aof-
talty IN the eiptrmary OF conarlcntci
IN he oblinntIona a. the moral law
~ the endurance Of truth; and IN the
progress of hunmn character aud 81
The world towarts n higher mersl aud
spiritual standnrd OF living. Take the
ftrt 81 tho NtsulIvction put Of human
eNpt ricncn and our faith IN rlnht over
might. In truth over fainthood. IN night
over darkness. IN justice over tyranny
u lcn without To- rurust witness With.
oct ne Neaurrertlon 20 inspire u
confidence. our ialth stands naked In
he presence OF roiontloaa couiradlc-
uona human failure. sorrow. s.ncrlng.
death the ffiumph ~ evil No Won
der hat you ~ Knights Of the Order
tenders Of D faith. should emphasize
IN yoIr symbolic ~uneheathine 81
swords. VOW ,nfnlty 70 that same fact
81 ne Ntuuffofiion. when you say. 4
believe N Jcana christ. who. on the
thirt dnv rosr acnin from the dead"
ana should link yourselves with thar
nncien. order Of the icmr.a which AZ
the early middle ages - fnifhfui -ors
% tho Chrisfian rhurch. .rrated itself
IA Ne defenar ~ the Holy aepuichrc
from whence IN risen Lord cama
forth. For Masonry or tcmpiafiam
would rteach Ia principles o. Justice.
Truth. f1heftY. Chivairy and Fmtefn-
itg. without much chance u their b..
inr acrcpted. " men bad nothing mere
inspiring % their willis and ckrecta-
tons than human experience apart
from what the Resurrection affords
What incentive can a rough ASHER
have In hin apprciiceahip % go forward
, n Ma felio~rrnn and be nttcd far
the builders nae " there bc no ansur-
nnce that the great builder himself -
on the side 81 righteousness. ana that
"Ho VIII not suner His Holy one 10 SEQ
corruption
but u IL the Resurrection witch
gives un this ncrrfnary Tn.
tragedy - the Cfosa was o tho anai
episode la ue career Of mo grch rep.
resentailse and rpe 81 tho human
Fnrc Tbe ncun u the phnrlscc that
He saved oihcfs Himself He cannot
save. was not the lost word. respect.
Ing dod's arrangement ior one who
manifested c,efy human virtue ln ~
perfection For beyond and throueh
the darkness ~ the night Of despair.
there picrcrd fhc nrht Of tho nssur
rection morning. and cNer since Chris.
tendon has found on Easter Day. n
message OF assurance. that n nan viii
not fail God. in flia struggle FOR right
ana truth ana Justice aad mercy. God
wNi not fail man.
because live, % shall i've also
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
MiiIionaireS Over Night

Nor 400 becoming miIuDr'ir,s o,,r u.eHf
bob ftIs wonderful n,'I aui tHry rHnnoi turn
that tuOt uuI,sa thot toxic a Dot ul moderate
Investors with them AlNg,s % h1s been Hl
iu au oI uoiI. Thus Boz fl, %ortls' oI H.Il
900 thr wurlda histurt. EiuvIuE HIrpul..
setting wider tuI llnE' lrI upuaua ro.'H
more IuuIl wealth as each steel 1rll sinks
mo Che petroleum pools of irc oIrtn wHtr.
ugI,s IH' .valurg the uuntu touch
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

Thursday. va held at strong broth
ctH chapel this afternoon at DO
70 lock BURIAL W.. made 90 Fair.
cemetery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

Don't wear high heoiod shoes uu-
less you are partial tn piEcon toes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
Mortuary
NIr. Cora wnIun,

The funeral Hrrvire fur MfH Cora
Wuiiinc. aEcd SO. who died here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

M alllAGLE two rooms. pantry. bath
wlulta walnut l06l evenings. wal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

Three rooms. ground floor, go East
ih by week or month Maple ts
Two large front rooms for housskoep.
Ink or bedrooms. also gafnge; prl-
ynto home. Maple 500b-R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

THREE nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Cali Maple bSS
from until 1850 D. m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

lOliETfs- Modern. newly furnished
llusekeop.ng rooms. 5l?ii n. Broad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
FURNITURE REPAIRED.
Capitol Furniture and
Piano Repair co.

Upholsterins. refinishinG and cabinet
work. made TO ordsr. Enamel and old
ivory work Pianos reflnished. regulated
and tunsd Estimates cheerfuily given
Call Walnut 3i92 800 Wet 10Th St
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

- -
S-ROOM, 2-stOry furnished home, gar
ago. nice garden, 2 months or longer.
Walnut 1851; SIS per month.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

ONE iron bed. baby bed. 2 pair springs,
comnode; nt Jls West 9Th.
SMALL sidebosrd. cheap; also Franz
Premier sweeper. p2g y. ShHrtsl.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
27 Rooms Modern


Bargain: seV furnishings and leoaA
ToMLlN HOFFMAN REALTY CO..
l0tl w. Main. Walnut ~
FOR SALE-Restaurant. cheap; -
location. good business. A.1o. 0Sl1ss
bomsn.
AUTO ACCESSORIES and SlfS S18S
ness. well established, takes oto.Sl
to handle. H-Sl. Oklahoman. a
GROCERY and confectionery n SS6Ss
tiful new and up-to.dats aAdittea "
Oklahoma city.
New and up TO the minute bufD1lnD
with apartment above; cen b etth1R
bought on easy terms or reatol. ~
Location surrounded by sxce11oUvN
trAde Automobiles trade In soda. coG>5sl
fectiorery, etc, can bc made 10 pay q q
exynses. W
Unsurpassed opportunity fer an Nns
bilious hustler Reply givtpg Daot -
perience, references and fdM InlOpeH6s
lion about yourself to D-Ss. oarV OH
homsn. ~ N
i2-R00M rccmIns house; gocd zoolI5Xi
good furniture for sale: Will ffo/4
D~aoa - Am2 -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

roR SALE = Chandler sedan. almost
like new Am leaving town and must
sell Maple 27s or Walnut i7s.
DODGE touring. isi7 model. good Co.'S
dition, es75. Phone Walnut 1906 ,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
UNFURNIsHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

THE A. y BOND RENTAL COM.
PANY, 20 ~ ROBINSON AVE.
PHONE WALNUT 10.
Rentals collections OF rent and caro-.
taking of property.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES

SWEET POTATO plants. Nancy Hall,
Pumpkin Yam, Bradley Yam, 35c per
100. $500 per 1000 T. o. b. Caah with
order. H. u, Briscoe, Walnut 703i-J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
WANTED

Reliable m,n that wants 10 90 lMtQ
business and has small smount q
capital to invest. | have the otnto
and most useful products fnAhulaetuSo1
IN connection with AUTQNODlL0. ~
harvest after the harvest by selling tao
farmers and the product u most e0eeos
tIhl to his buslness HISS. OhlAAos
man,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
PROFESSIONAL
PERSONAL

WANTED--0ood home for boy and
girl I and 8 years. For Information
write Box 2is. Guthrte. okla.
PHILIP c. WIDESER, communicate
with sister. Grace Roberta 3o6 West
Monroe Ave. Columbus. Ohio.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

Party with y 900 to hsIp tipssee 80 v
incorporate office busineaG.. oeelVo 2
silent; no salaries 10 patI hls n e SN
ceptionaily good invsstment - ~
positively on the Ground Noeel D
Box i<s ~
io-R0OA foomlnS koaSSJ 81
with hot and coh V6t3 n
room; centrally ieatp1, NM
The A-Msr.l-can 1lpltv CS. Co.
Scott Thompson ~. G6G8
BUYERS SER
70, !. =. .oss.ss s.:.s a:s.ss ssCsM s1l
iis-iS 4 ". N1ooev9 nR1
Nain ana Aasvss aGS61 I M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

HlDRpOM. LIVING room, kitchen. cool
est In town: tnnltnry,couch In living
room; private bnth. gas. water. lights
phone. Phrhhss service. dandy drinking
water, all for t35 per month. Walnut
1s6N.R
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

WANTED Small tractor and threshcr
each separate. Paul Deloryin. Bradley
Okla.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
~ ROOMS

Residential roominG house: ciose iRmh
pickup FOR someone
ToMLIN- HOFFMAN REALTY co..
l0ih W Main Walnut Sol ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

Fl'uNigilEp rooms for llght house
keeping. adults only Pi w. Main
SUITE N llght housekeeping roomU,
.lf TuHt 2ud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

ONE ?-foom housekeeping suite two
beds adults reference. Hb West
I'm Walnut sos
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

2-R00M rocmins house; gocd 4SotI5Ii
good furniture for sslS; viii ffnH
for home on W. Capitol nm. calI M6o6et
l07i ~ n asNys
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

Ji WEsf Cih. or 3 modern fur.
r..hcd hourrkooplnp rooms; cottage
IN tenr. Walnut s0S.J.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

vEnY altfaciiye suite Of rooms. con.
Meeting bath. everything new, gsr,
water, llyh,s and phone furnished 1870
P,er. wccs TO permanent adults Mapio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

FURNISHED Groom home: everything
complete. Walnut 1854 or llis.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-06-12

TWO nicely furnished llsht bouHesesp
Ing rooms In modern cottage adults
preferred Phone Maple l,l. iCll N.
lif01dWHy,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-28
BRITISH FLEET IS
 BEING DISPERSED Commander Makes An nouncement in Edinburgh on Receiving Freedom
 of the City
By Associated Press

London, January N.-(Via Montreal) The British grand fleet is ping dis persed Admiral Sir David Beatty, it's commander, announced Saturday on re- ceiving the freedom of the city of Edin- burgh.
 Archibald Hurd, the naval critic. in an article discussing the effects of the dis persal of the grand fleet, says that a considerable portion of the fleet must be placed on a peace footing at once under the nucleus crew system" He says that with the removal of the tar get" in northern waters a considerable force must be retained in the channel and an adequate force in the Mediterra- nean but the navy must be employed in a large measure in the distant seas
 The British flag, MT. Hurd declared, must again be seen flying from warshlps in Canadian waters, the Pacific, Chinese waters, the Indian ocean and the Per sian gulf Whatever the admiralty ,, plans may be- he adds, they must lit m with those of the dominions which cer- tainly desire to bear larger share Tn the naval defense of the empire. Opportunity now is offered, the article says, for creating something in the na- l ture of an imperial naval force. MT | Hurd suggests an imperial squadron ol vessels of the type of the Queen Eliza | beth for ocean going work, with each sec l tion of the empire contributing officers
 men and vessels to reinforce this squad ron The dominions would provlde loca | mobile defense forces.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-01-28
RUSSIAN ''TRUTH"
 COMMITTEE FORMED
Says Lenine Proper Person for U. s. and Allies to
 Deal With
By Associated Press


 New York, January 27-Organization of the truth about Russia committee" by a number of American publcists, was announced here tonight, accompanied by statement declaring that the soviet government in Russia is governing that country ''in an orderly fashion" and ad- vocating that in the solution of the Rus sian problem the allies and the United States should deal with Lenne
 The committee includes Alvin Johnson an editor of the New Republic; Henry R. Murrey, Albert J. Mock and William Mac Donald, editors of The Nation; Paul Ke- logg, editor of The Survey; Martyr John son, Harold Setarns and Robert Morse Lovett, editors of The Dial; Frank r. Walsh former member of the war labor board; Jane Addams of Hull house, Chi scago and Amos Pinchot.
 It's purpose is explained 'as an Ameri- can movement to gather "authentic ln- formation on Russian affairs, and in general to attempt to present, to Amer1- can public opinion as accurate picture as it is possible to obtain as to the pres ent status of the Russian revolution.
 The soviet government is described as never having been pro-German and Le- nine as a leader of "the more moderate faction who has been 'prepared to conciliate the western powers by redeem ing tn Russian loans and conflnlng ms activity to efforts at internal construc- tion" His interest in the government IS declared to be the dominating one as that compared with that of Trotzky, who, Tn contrast with Lenine, advocates class war throughout the world' and the over throw of governments.
 The committee says it's information shows that 'the soviet government IS stronger today than it has been since the october revolution of 1917,' has the support of an overwhelming majority of the Russian people, and it's activl- ties "aIl testify to the fact that the SO viets are now developing constructive programme in Russia"
 The action of the peace congress m Paris in inviting all political factions Tn Russia to the conference is indorsed.