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The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Notice Of EIn., e...,.-...

Notice Of Final Settlement
Estate OF John Lemoine Huston, do
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that ON the
fth day OF July. A. d. 1919, the under.
signed VIII present to the County
Court Of Delta County. Colorado. his
accounts Tor final settlement Of ad-
ministration OF said estate. when and
where all persons in interest may ap.
pear ana object to them. II they 20
desire.
Signed. L. A. DowD.
Administrator.
First pub. 5sns ~, last Juiy I. 1919
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
rhe AID Turned the Trick

VIM. A. May the painter and paper
hanger, says that the only way to get
business is to tell the people about It..
A small ad in the Independent last
week started the ball rolling. Satur-
day evening he secured nice piece
of work near Austin which he tells
us we're n direct result Of advertising
in the Independent.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

After another year OF bowling, soap
box oratory brick throwing. bomb,
placing and general unpleasantness,
1t is predicted that everybodys wages
will be raised to pay for the last price
advances and then that all the prices
will be raised to pay for these wage
raises.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Attention, Soldiers

On behalf of the Delta County Bus
mess Mems association and the Fourth
of July committee you are invited II
attend a supper. reception and dance
in Delta on the evening Of July g.
This includes all returned soldiers
sailors and marines.
An effort is being made to reach
everyone of these by personal letter
but should you fail to receive letter
remember you are invited anyway
This affair IL given for you. 80 be sure
to come and have good time.
OAKLAND. New osnslbis elk.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Cherries Wanted

we are In position to use quantities
OF sour cherries in bulk, boxes furnish
ed. II Interested come to see us.
Chase & Rupp Produce Company.
25.26c
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
LIVESTOCK NOTES
>>>-.---.-->. .

Several experiments have been con-
Quoted recently for the purpose OF
determining the influence OF size OF
COW on production. The results have
shown that the larger cows OF the
breed are the most economical pro-
ducers of butterfat. The larger cows
eat more feed, but use it efficient
ly in producing milk and butter. In
the Wisconsin test the Holsteins were
the efficient producers of milk and
total solids and the Guernseys and
Jerseys we're equally efficient as pro
ducers of butterfat and both breeds
we're slightly more efficient In this
respect than the Holstein. The fact
was clearly brought out that good
growthy cows are most efficient
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Morton to Judge

Prof. Morton OF Fort Collins has
consented to Judge the live stock at
the Western slope fair in September.
Prof. Morton is recognized as one Of
the ablest live stock judges in the
West and has Judged at several Of
the state fairs. His decisions are
clear cut and are always for thebest
interest of the live stock industry.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

Personal in New York Herald: ITO
w. w., Paris. Come back soon for
the children are. behaving awful. u.
a."
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

Get your Chautauqua tickets now
The big rush is now on.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
whoried MiIkweed Specialist Here.

Will May OF the Colorado Agricul-
tural College Is In the valley looking
over the milkweed situation working
with local agencies in methods OF
eradication. VIII May has been con-
ducting some valuable experiments
here and on the western slope and has
obtained some valuable results In the
way of checking the growth OF the
weed We have some badly infected
territory 1ocallywhich should be work.
ed on this year before 1t spreads to
other sections. It is not necessary to
call to the attention Of the farmers
the danger to live, stock from this
weed. The cooperation of all is sol.
icited to keep the weed from spread
ing. Mr.. May has written aome artic.
les on this work which will appear
from time to time, from which in.
formation Of value 10 all can be Oh
tained.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

Want to sell? See Delta Commits
sion G. Exchange office. Want to
buy? See Delta Commission & Ex-
change office.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

Mrs. G. Gunsolus and daughter. Miss
Helen and little son Keith departed
Monday for the Saskatchewan country
in Canada where they will spend the
summer months.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

Colorado Duroe Jerseys to Front.
Prof. Morton has just. written that
Mr.. Brauer a prominent Duroc Jersey
breeder has sold Pathfinder boar
for $4,000. Speaks we'll for Colorado
hogs.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Begins

Conductor Hugh Gallagher is back
on the Montrose passenger run after
vacation in Florida.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

Cream pusts that melt In your meuth
q Asthus's Bakery.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

MITCHELL. New vIsssry Meas'.
chse. T. keeWe.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
peIta county Shipping Assn.

A live stock association has been
formed in Delta under the auspices Of
the Farmers Union.
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

OAKLAND. New esnslbis Oh
chae. 2. keene. ..-.-...-.-....l q
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20

The smartest possible summer styles, most iashion
able dresses prettest coors and patterns styles that Will
increase in desrabity throughout the summer are IN
cuded in this collection.
The young woman who is now completing her sum
mer wardrobe whether she goes the country stays
at home will do well select her dresses among this
sembage for in every instance the values are at least
one fourth than their present selling price
Materials novelty goods fancy crepes, ginghams
linens pongees and many other summery materials The
styles those approved by fashion, emphasizing the
newest and latest features-but every of them is
beautiful matter what the price. 1896 to $19.75
The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
NORTH DELTA

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The Delta independent., 1919-06-20
Spend the Ash of July i'm del

Fourth of Juy Celebration feco'" oeu
forming top g0oe
,0ih his big bplame there @ oe
games parade Dances od street sports ana e'
to Keep you happy all Be the guests De
home July
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-07
UCZMY DZECI NASZE CZYTAC, PISA(
MOWlC Pc POLSKU,
CABINET P%ADEREWSKIEC0

0 otWorzeniu gabinetu Paderc-
wskiego pisze dziennik paryski
"L1nformation' 2 20 stycznia ia
stepujaco:
"Dclegacya naczelnika panst--
wa polskieco, genera}a Pilsudskie-
go, czyni}a cd chwili swego PREY
jazdu do Paryza wysilki, celem
dojscia do kompromisu z Komite-
tenn Narodowym Polskim. w sta
raniach tych wykazala wiele do.
brych checi dazac do stworzenia
bloku wszystkich stronnictw pol.
skich i jedynej reprezentacyi pol
skiej "a granica. w ciQgu tych
rokowan W samej Polsce general
Pi}sudski przyszedf do porozumie-
mia Z pI Paderewskim.
"Zawarto ugode ia podstawach
nastepujacych: .
"P. Paderewski Original Cd
naczelnika panstwa polskiego,ge
Pi}sudskiego misye utworzenia ga
binetu koncentracyi narodowej.P
PaderewsH podja} sic tel misyi i
tworzy wlasnie cabinet, obejmuja
cy przedstawicieli wszystkich
stronnictw cd polskiej partyi So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-07

cyalistycznej do konserwatyst6w.
Wszystkie try dawne zabory Pol
ski. mice beda delegation W tym
gabinecie zjednoczenia narodowe-
go.
"Inne punkty ugody, dotyczace
reprezentacyi polskiej zagranica
stanowia:
|. / przekszta1cenie zupelne Ko--
mitetu Narodowego Polskiego,
przez %przydanie temuz Komiteto-
wi przedstawicieli, stronnictw pol
skich;
2 zamianowanie przez glove
panlstwa, gen. Pi1sudskiego dw6ch
dclcgat6w ma konferencye pokojo
Wa"
Wiadomosc te poda}a Gala pra-
sa paryska, powo}ujac sic ma in
formacye "delegacyi dyplomaty--
cznej .nadzwyczajnej naczelnika
panstwa polskiego." .
Podana przez mas niedawno Ii
ste czlonk6w g%abinetu, nowego,
wedle kablogramu cd Komitetu
Mar. Polskiego w Paryzu, uzupe}-
MANY paru szczeg6lami:
Dw6ch cz1onk6w gabinetu male
zy do kola zjednoczonych stron-
nictw ~politycznych, mianowicie
Stanis}aw Wojciechowski, mini
ster spraw wewnetrznyph i Min
kicwicz, minister ola spraw apro-
wizacyi; p. :Linde, urzednik z Ga
licyi obecnie minister poczt i to-
legraf6w jest demokrata narodo-
wynn; p. Pruchnik, minister robot
publicznych, jest ludcwcem z CRU
py Stapinskiego; minister sprawie
dliwosci, Supinski, misunderstanding
zku stronnictw acknowledgement
wreszcie Krakowianin, minister
zdrowia publicznego, DIR. Janisze
wski, jest bezpartyjnym. Minister
stwo spraw w~ojskowych prowadzi
W dalszym ciagu pu}k. Wroczyn-
ski.
z Krakowa otrzymai Komitct
Narodowy Polski W Paryzu naste
pujaca depesze:
Cabinet Paderewskicgo przyje-
}y wszystkic varsity spoleczenst
wa z ogromna radoscia. Paderew
ski objal natychmiast kierownict-
wo rzadu i zostaf uroczyscie po-
witany przez urzednik6w ministe
ryalnych. Gala prasa narodowa
vita cabinet Paderewskiego z en-
tuzyazmem, widzac W MIN realiza
eye wolf zbiorowej calego narodu.
Stronnictwo socyalistycznc zajmu
je stanowisko .wyczekujace lecz
wcale ME wrogie. <.
Druga p6zniejsza depesza z
Warszawy pod data % stycznia,
powiada:
Pc dwudniowych debatach zgro
: madzenie przedstawicieli IS glow
nych ugrupowan politycznych z
wszystkich trzech zaborow uchwa
lilo rezolucye, wyrazajaca koniccz
nose jednosci~narodowej, oraz wy
da1o proklamacye do narodu pol
skiego. Proklamacya wzywa do
poparcia rzadu Paderewskiego,do
zaciagania sic w szeregi armll ia
rodowej, do placenia podatkow
do wydajnego popierania wevne-
trznej pozyczki panstwowej. Mic
dry innemi da}o zgromadzenie tcz
wyraz %g}ebokiemu przeswiadcze--
niu re koalicya aliancka naprawi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-07

try miesiacc bezposrednio wees
|niejszc jakiejkolwiek wypfacic
przez pracodawce, mozc bye trak
towany jake sta1y mieszkaniec po
zdecydowaniu koniccznoSci zatrzy
mania czesci takiej wyp}aty, je--
zcli tylko ME So znane pracodaw-
cy fakty wykazujace, re jest on
faktycznie chwilowo przebywaja--
Gym, taxi typ zostal wykazany
pod liczba %. Fakt uznania trivia
lego czasu cudzoziemca tax miesz
kajacego w tym.k raju albo regu-
larnie zatrudnionego moze bye u
stalGo 7>aswiadczeniem cudzozie-
mst11oo tE(b) pracodawca moze tax
re otrzymac swiadectwo przekony
wallace glownic domys} o czasowo
zamieszka}ym przcz poreczenie cd
cudzoziemca, Forma 1918, przej-~
RAMA, nalezycic wykonana, albo
przez r0wnoznaczne oswiadczenie
cudzoziemstwa O ustaleniu zamie-
szkiwania. Majac takic poreczaja
&C swiadectwa cd cudzoziemca,
pracodawca mozc polegac ma tenn
chyba, re oswiadczenie cudzoziem
ca by]o fa}szywc pracodawca
ma sfuszne powody wierzyc W
fa]szywosc takowych, ale moze
trwac W poleganiu ia tenn dop6-
Xxi cudzoziemicc ME pr%zestanie
bye sta1ym mieszkahcem pod "a
strzezcniem poprzedniego paragra
fu. Pracodawca, kt6ry blednie IDA
jc sobie sprawe z zatrzymywania
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-07
Pamietajcie u
HARDT'A Rzeczy Artystyczne
VICTROLE
'obsadzanie obrazow i rekordy do
VictrOli

gwa@t l krzyWdy Wyrzadzone Pol
see i ma calej ludzkosci przez ro2
bi6r organizmu panstwa polskie-.
go re przywr6ca Ojczyzne polls:
ka W pe1nej niepodleg1osci i zjed.
noczeniu wszystkich jej obszar6w
z wlasnem %wybrzezem morskiem
oraz ca1em ujsciem Wisfy.
Jake najlepszy znak widomy
popularnosci rzadu Paderewskie.
go, podnosza dzienniki warszaws.
kie, sukces pozyczki panstwowc:j
Natychmiast po ukonstytuowaniu
sic gabinetu Paderewskiego, pub.
licznosc zwarta fala naplywac "a
czela do blur, przeprowadzaja.
cych subskrypcye wewnetrznej pc
zyczki panstwowej. Naplyw W
pierwszym juz dniu by} tax wiel.
XII, re kasy pozyczki polskiej ME
mogly podo}ac piracy wobec ogro.
mnej liczby zglaszajacej sic pub.
licznosci. w przcciagu "a godzin
subskrybowano siedm milion6w
marek. Miedzy innymi ksiaze Sta
.nis]aw Lubomirski subskrybowal
pol miliona marek.
Korespondenci pism angiclskich
W swych tclcgramach z Warszawy
widza w tym sukcesie dow6d Eau
fania narodu do nowego rzadu
prawowitego.
Do "Nowej Reformy' donosza
Z Warszawy pod data IT stycznia
|Odby1o sic picrwsze posiedzenie
gabinetu Padcrcwskicgo W obcc--
nosci wszystkich ministr6w. Pade
rewski przedstawil istotnie zada-
mia nowego rzadu i otworzyl de-
bate og6lna mad programem pra-
cy Ia dni najblizsze.
"Kuryer Codzienny' donosi z
Poznania IS stycznia Komisary--
at Naczelncj Rady Ludowcj daw
nego zaboru pruskiego wys}a} do
Pilsudskicgo telegram nastepuja-
cy:
"Dzielnica nasza przyjela z
wiclka radoscia wiadomosc O ut
worzeniu nowcgo gabinetu z Pa
dcrewskim na czelc. Witajac ten
fakt jake dow6d idei patryotycz-
nej widzimy W MIN krok stanow-
czy ku konsolidacyi calego Naro-
du. Wyrazamy g1eboka wdziecz--
nose i oswiadczamy, re popierac
bedziemy ukonstytuowany przez
Was Rad w celu stworzenia wiel-
kiego i poteznego pahstwa polls
kiego. Podpisy: Adamski, Korfan
ty, Laszewski, Poszwinski."
Naczelna Rada ludowa przesfa-
la tel .Paderewskiemu nastepuja-
ca ~deklaracye:
"Witamy oddanie steru rzad6w
W Panskie rece jake zapowiedz
zmiany w polityce polskiej. Widzi
my dojrzewajace juz owoce Pan
skich usi}owan patryotycznych.
Wraz z Gala Polska budujemy
swe nadzieje ia Panskiej energii
milosci kraju i spodziewamy sic,
re PREY r6wnoczesnych wysi}kach
Komitetu Narodowego W Paryzu
dokonasz szczesliwie dzie1a odbu-
dowy wielkiej Polski zjednoczo--
nej. Tabor nasz1patrzy pe4nem
zaufaniem ma nowy cabinet z Pa
mem ma czele i przekonany jest, re
los nasz spoczywa teraz W rekach
czlowieka, kt6ry ME zawiedzie ma
szego zaufania.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-07
APPEL 0 BlELlzNE, ODzIEz
| 0BUWIE Ola KRAJU.

.hIdJ OJcZySicBO, htOIy pC
poltorawiekowym ucisku odradza
sic do nowego zycia " Wielkim
Narodowym Sejmie uklada wa.
runki przysz}ego bytu i rozwoju
przyszed1 do mas APPEL o pomoc W
dostarczeniu bielizny, odziezy, o,
buwia j opatrunk6w.
Trzeba tego ola zolnierzy i ran.
nych w kraju, trzeba ola ludu VOL
nego, ola robotnikow naszych, ola
mlodziezy dziatwy.
4 powodu braku wagon6w dc
przewozu j: zamkniecia niekt6rych
w%iekszych -kopalh wegla, mr6z o.
strej zimy zlaczyl sic przytem W
kraju z niemozliwoscia opalenia
dom6w, a to zwieksza potrzebe
cieplejszego okrycia i zaopatrze-,
MIA.
Tysiace biednych rodak6w, MIC
dziczy i dziatwy zginie, jezeli pc.
moe cd mas ME przyjdzie natych.
Mast. Trzeba vice Z mozliwym pc
spiechem gromadzic bielizne, o.,
dziez, obuwie, opatrunki, okrycic
i natychmiast wyslac.
Wydzial Narodowy oblicza, &c
gdyby kazda rodzina nasza cos
ola siebie zbednego, a do uzycia
dobrego ofiarowala, dostateczny
zebralibysmy tn materyal. Idzic
vice o taxa akcye, ably domy pol
skie obejsc j materyal zebrac.
Kazda polska dzielnica powin-
ma mice W tym celu ustanowionc
kolektorki i swoja skladnice i mu
81 takze zajac sic wysy}ka zgroma
dzonych rzeczy do gf6wnej ekspe-
dycyi Wydzialu Narodowego pod
adresem:
Irrational Polish Department,
Supply Division 36 E. 48th St.
New York, City,.
w cclu nalezytego poprowadze
mia tax donioslej akcyi Wydzial
Narodowy odda} ia w recc Sekcyi
Ratunkowej Polek, kt6ra zajmie
sic natychmiast utworzeniem SEX
cyl okregowych lokalnych.
Biuro tel Sekcyi ratunkowcj
PREY Wydziale Narodowyn 2138
Pierce ave. Chicago, Ill, udzieli
najchetniej wyjasnien i wskaz6--
week. :>
Wydzial- Narodowy znajac pa
tryotyzm Polek ich sercom, ich e.
Fnergii i gorliwosci akcye te po--
rucza.
Zasluzone W dzielc narodoWcj o
fiarnosci i dobroczynnosci Zwia-
eek Polek, Wydziaf Kobiet W
Polskim, Pol
XII re Zicdnoczenia, Ccntralnc Ma
cicrzystki, Unistki, Polki &c Stow
Polak66w w Amerycc, kalo "Dzie-
wczeta ola Dziewczat.' Tow Ma
tex ola dzieci' towarzystwa Helc
ny Paderewskicj, towarzystwa pc
mocy Ola armii polskiej, towarzy-
silva ratunkowe Polek i inne to-
warzystwa i komitety, a W pierw
szej linii komitety Polek obywa~
telek i komitety Obywatelskie W
ca1ych Stanach Zjednoczonych,m ma
ja przy1ozyc sic do dokonania W
:jak najkr6tszym czasie tego dzie-
Ia.
Wydzia} Narodowy liczy ia to,
re Gala akcya bedzie nowym SWIFT
nym dowodem wsp6}dzia}ania Z
krjem i ola kraju.
Niblizsze okrety powinny mice
ma pokladzie znaczne z tel akcyi
zapasy. Mech tc przesy1ki wzmoc
MIA ipokrzepia ia duchu rodak6w
W Ojczyznie. Ia Wydzia} Narodo-
wy.
Jan F. Smulski prezes.
DR.. Adam Szwajskart sekre.
Ia Sekcya Ratunkowa Polek:
Anna Neuman kieroWniczka gio
VIVA Chicago III.
Kat. Radomska Cleveland O.
Franc. Koscinska Detroit Mich
Kat. Chodkiewicz Buffalo N. Y
Kaz. Krzos. Newark, N. j.
Prak. Sawicka Milwaukee, Wis.
Honor. Wo1owska PittsburghPa
Stan. Krych. Wilkes Barre, Pa
KaWalerOWie i WdOWcy!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-07

"Wiarus jest p1smem Ludo-
wen. Broni spraw i interesow Ro-
dak6w ma obczyznie, powiedzcie
o tenn swoim sasiadom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-03-07
MASH AGENCI

NASI AGENCI
.UpoWaznieni sa do kolcktowa.
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa naste-
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
BREMOND Tex. M. C. Basihski.
G~RENV1LLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MELLEN Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. IF. Jab}ohski
LEO. MINI. Mateusz Bilski
ST. PAUL. MIMI. Fr. Walctzki.
WARSAW. N. d. Jan Herek
WILMINGTON. Del. NJ. M. Potaszewski
The Washington times., 1919-10-24

RECENT photograph of Mrs Hannah J. Patterson, of
~ this city the first to receive appointment
Assistant Secretary of War Mrs Patterson is shown
in the above photograph at her desk in the State War
and Navy building
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
.BALFOUR LEAVES AS
FOREIGN SECRETARY
Curzon Takes Post When For
mer Official Becomes Lord
President of Council.

LONDON. Oct. 24.-Earl Curzon
and Arthur ]. Balfour have ex-
changed places in the official family,
it has been announced. Balfour has
been appointed lord president of the
council, to succeed Earl Curozn, who
takes Balfour's place as foreign sec
retary.
Mr.. Balfour has had almost a
half century of public service. having
first taken his seat in parliament in
1874. His connection with the foreign
policy OF the British empire was es-
tablished almost Immediately, as he
was appointed private secretary to the
Marquis of Salisbury, then secretary
of state for foreign affairs, in 1878.
and he was a member OF the British
mission under Lords Salisbury and
Beaconsheld at the Berlin conference
in 1878. A few years more saw him
advanced to a seat in the cabinet as
secretary for Scotland in 1886. He be-
came leader of the House of Commons
in 1891 and prime minister in 1902.
1t was recently reported in London
that upon his retirement as foreign
secretary Mr.. Balfo& would be Gre
ated earl and would succeed Viscount
Grey as British ambassador TO the
United States when the latter had fin-
ished his mission there.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
LORD CECIL WINS
NLEACUE DEBATE
Verbal Duel With Duke of
Northumberland Decided
in His Favor.

CAMBRIDGE, Oct. 24-Lord Rob-
ert Cecil won a remarkable verbal
duel with the Duke of Northumber-
land here when they met in a set de-
bate on the league of nations before
Gn audience OF 200 university stu
dents, including Prince Albert and
Prince Henry.
The debate was regarded as of un-
usual importance-ranking with the
long g-distance debates of President
Wilson and the Senators in America.
as the duke is one of the most bitter
opponents of the league, while Cecil
is it's foremost British exponent.
Resolved. that the league is worth
less as a guaranty OF international
peace. and that it is-rsdically un-
sound and a dangerous project" was
the resolution on which the debate
was made. IT was put to vote OF
the students at the CONCLUSION OF the
arguments of the duke and Lord Cecil
and was beaten, 72S to $50.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
SAYS DOCTORS CAN
END LABOR UNREST
Cincinnati Expert Believes
Medical Attention Real
Cause of Trouble.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24;-Placing the
country's most skilled physicians di-
rectly at the service of the workers,
as a factor in the solution of indus
trial unrest, Is an underlying aim OF
the American College of Surgeons
clinical congress here, it was reveal
ed today.
DR.. Otto Geier, of Cincinnati. one
Of the foremost advocates of the
plan. said the laboring class would
thus be better protected. According
to Geier. the average workman now
feels there is no personal relation
between him and the physician pro-
vided by his employer-tkat their
relationship is similar to that of a
veterinarian and a stable OF horses
This feeling would be removed.
Geier believes, IL trained medical
men would get away from their ex-
elusive clientele and place them
selves within reach OF the laborers
More than 500 physicians, repre-
senting practically every State and
several foreign countries, are at
tending the congress.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
AMERICAN WOUNDED
in RIGA FIGHTING

LONDON, Oct. 24-Doctor orbison,
administrative head of the American
Relief Mission in Riga, was wounded
by a German she'll which struck that
organizations HEADQUARTERS in Riga,
! Copenhagen dispatch reported to-
lay. The she'll was fired during a
ieavy bombardment of the city by
herman artillery attached to Colonel
'ermont's army. The Lettish de-
enders replied vigorously to the bonn
,ardment.
wireless dispatch from Moscow
eported the first tanks manufactured
y the Bolsheviki in action against
Ieneral Yudenitch's army outside Pc
trograd.
The Russian soviet government has
,otifed Germany in a wireless from
Ioscow that compliance with the al
les request to join in a blockade of
he Bolshevik would be regarded as
IN act of hostility.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
SUBCOMM|TTEE'TO
VISIT ARMY CAMPS

Personal inspection and inyestiga-
tion of the various army camps and
cantonments is to be made by the
special committee investigating ex-
penditures in the War Department
through its subcommittee, headed by
Congressman Mckenzie OF Illinois.
This subcommittee expects to start
out tomorrow, and the first stopping
place will be Camp Sherman. at Chilli
cothe, Ohio. From this camp the in
Nestigators will make a swing around
the camps in the Middle West and the
South. 1t is not anticipated by the
committee that 1t will extend its in
spections to the camps of the Far
West and Pacific coast.
The purpose of making the inyesti-
cation is to go fully into the oues-
tion Of desirability of location of the
camp or cantonment in the frst in
stance, to determine the weight OF
physical advantages possessed by the
location on the Judgment of those
making the selection and the possible
weight of other considerations and rep
resentations, and to form an idea of
the future needs of the camps in any
military policy that may be adopted
for this country.
Members of the committee during
preliminary Investigations into the
costs of the camps and cantonments
their sites, and locations have been
codemnatory of expenditures. Thev
nave intimated, also. that political and
sectional influences were given undue
Importance in many instances.
There are five subcommittee of the
general War Department investJrat-
ing committee. With the proposed
trip OF the committee on camps and
eantonments, each of the subcommit-
tees will have made its tour of the
country on some particular errand.
and one OF the subcommlttees paid "a
VISIT TO France. 1t Is estimated that
tne investigation in costing the peo-
pie about s20,0 900 a day.
The Washington times., 1919-10-24
BACHELOR RECTOR
WANTED IN NEVADA

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-The Episco-
pal Church is in quest OF a bachelor
rector to occupy the smallest rectory
In America.
He must be "a bachelor, for the
smallest rectory Is far too small for
n rector with a wife. and quite i'm
possible for a rector with a wife and
children
The smallest rectory is at st. Marks
Enazconal Church IN Tonopah, New
The need Of bachelor to I'LL 1t has
been brought to the attention OF the
heads OF the church's nationwide
campaign in New York by the Rt
Rev. George Coolidge Hunting. d. D..
missionary bishop OF the State. The
rectory has stood vacant. Bishop
Hunting explains. because none but a
single man could get into it, "and
there do not seem to be any more
single men in the ministry"
But Bishop Hunting has found a
way out Of the difficulty. In his state
ment OF the projects for Nevada to be
embraced In the campaign, he recon-
mends a new rectory for st. Marks
There is not a bed to be had in the
town" he reports, ito say nothing of
a house"