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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
MUD DELAYS WORK
ON NEW PIPELINE
Construction of 0s. .000. .00o Projccs
From T~xas FyclA Ia Co~icn's
Mt Yct begun.

Mud In tho Texas oil field and
oratory IN tho Texas legislature will
hold up untii spring any effort OF
Cosden a Co. TO build n pipe line
from their Texas properties TO their
Tulsa refinery II was announced
Al the Cordcn building Monday that
not even n survey had yet been made
ana that construction work In the
black limestone soil OF northwest
Texas would be impossible until the
rains stop.
Teams are costing the oil men si2
a day S,d on account of the heavy
mud they are able to haul only one
joint ~ pipe where usually they haul
~ Joints ON n good road
Uncertainty over future leEirla-
ton regulating tho building and op-
erstlon of pipe lines, due to recent
vigorous debates In the Texas lcsir-
isture, will have n tendency TO de-
lay any extensive work In pipc line
construction until II is known what
action will he taken
II has been proposed To put the
regulation OF pipe lines under the
supeyyirion OF the Texas railroad
comrf'ission and permit that body TO
govern mem M they hrN now gov
rrning the railroads. II In not be-
lievrd by Tulss oil men who are IN
| touch with political developments In
Texas that the small faction In the
Texas legislature that are seeking Ia
prevent the piping OF oil from that
state will carry their point New
laws for the regulation OF this class
OF transportation will he passed and
tho pipe line people are waiting on
the lawmakers. and on tho mud
before proceeding with their work
Superintendent Graham OF the
pipe line department OF the Cosder
company. said Monday that there
was no announcement Ia he made In
connection with tho proposed pipe
line.
It II said that 5000. 900 will N
spent In the construction Of this iins
10 TULSA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

there and long rows Of houses were
built 10y the government 10 shelter
Its employees and their families
Activity at Nitro practically
ceased at tho signing OF the armis-
'tioc and thousands ~ men left Nitro
and Charleston The last develop
nrnts are an inventory ~ the plant
ana equipment. Just begun. and tho
changing ~ the plant into an ord.
nance supply station. There are
now only 1900 men here engaged
IN taking inventory ana guarding
the buildings Th, war department
has recommended the raxing of
every other row of tho bungalows
80 hastily constructed. This step
has pcen ordered as . matter OF
fire prevention
The wheels ot tho plant have bcon
silent ever since tn" Hercules Powder
company turned back thu Industry
To tho government two months ago
aud no official announcement has
becu received from Washington M
Ia what disposition will bo made ~
tho expensive proposition.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

ton within the state has been In
vi,-d To name five delegates TO the
congress,
The committee on arrangements
has rented the two larEcs, auditor.
lums In ~ Louis for the congress
sessions Tn. pdron viii he the
scene of action during all of the con.
veniion save tho caHinr night r-s
sion. mass meeting In the Coliseum
which seats approximately 10000
persons
A. tho pg'snd H0htrnrnt rcrlonn,
hea dauartcrr t20 CommsvN'inl build
Ing, ST. Louis q placement bureau
has been established to help dele
gates secure nccomm moda tons at ho'
tells ana boarding houses This ar-
ranR.ment N IN anticipation of u
very large attendance and especially
for the convenience ~ delegates who
canno, he accommodated at tho hotel
To which they Apply.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
New Oil Treatment
FOrRheumatism
Brinss Relief to Thousands of
Sufferer

New oil treatment for rheumatism
almost proves a revelation. over two
million bottles sold under absolute
money refunded. and less than doE-
en- bottles have been returned. This
great Pain Killer and Antiseptio OH
(known m Snake OH that has
brought relief to 80 many Thousands
of sufferers is said to be without an
equal for rheumatism, Neuralgia.
Lumbngo. sur and Aching Joints.
any kind of ache or pain. Cut. Burn
ar liruise Corns. Sore Throat Don't
delay; take "A bottle into your homo
today and get instant relief on sals
soc, 60c ana 800 at Quaker and
Puritan DRUG Co.--Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
UNIVERSITY YEAR BOOK
TO BE ISSUED SHORTLY

NORMAN. Okla. Feb. Is. - A
Sooner" the annual year book pub
lished by students OF the University
OF Oklahoma. will be Issued this
spring. Students OF the university
voted unanimously today to issue the
book despite the fact that all plans
s~r II were abandoned after the es-
tabiishment OF the 4. A. T. c. here
last fall The hook will he smaller
than usual because II will he tho re-
suit Of only three months effort. In
stead OF "a year as usual.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Ncutrnls Ia Mr~t,

BERNE. Feb. lb--Thc interna-
uonAl conference arranged bv neu-
trai peace societies will meet here
from March 0 10 ~. enc discussions
probably centering about the society
Of nations. Among the conferees
ians and pacifists. II In understood
that Dr. Wiiheid Muelhon, former
director OF the Krupp works, will at
tend.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

HAVANA, Cuba, Feb i6--denersl
E. II. Crowdcr. provost marshal gen
eral of the United States army. viii
he invited by the Cuban government
to come to- Cuba To assist IN an ad-
vlsory capacity In the reformation Of
this counttys election laws, II was
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

NOME Teb. ib.-On the occasion
~ me proclamation Of the cons'ius,-
VT of The society Of nstions. Sing
ssot Emmanuel WITH sign n liberal
-, on military and political am
"~V. II n announced here
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Tho production. ot vino IN Greece
last year II estimated In tho neigh
borhood uf i0.b6Gs0O gallons. or
about double that of tho preceding
year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
Iron and Wood Beds
2O% to. 3O% Discount

2-inch post Iron Beds ............... $50
Regular $3.50 value---V. M. or w.. .9lO.l3
Regular $1,000 value--V. M. or w. :. $500
Regular $3.50 value--V. M. or w. =. .9i3.oS
Regular $2250 value-V. M. or w. :. .9le.oS'
Regular $26O0 value--V. M. or w. ;. .Slo.7S
Regular $3.50 value--Brsss Beds :. d.. .e3o.3S
Regular $3.50 value--Wood Beds =. .ei3.oo
Regular $500 value--Wood Beds =. 81 -
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16

Sir Ian Mcpherson. secretary for
ireland. In ono OF the most ardent
fighters for home rule. lie In n
leader In the movement TO establish
an Irish republic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-16
118-12O-122-124 East Second Street.
2O% Discount
On the World Famous
McDousallKitchen Cabinet

Regular $3.50 Values. ..... $4,000
Regular $49.50 Values. ......... $3.50
Regular $45.0 Values. ...... $500
Regular $42.50 Values. ......$ $34.00
Regular $377. so Values. -. $4,000
Regular $3.50 Values. ..... .$26.8O
Regular $4,000 Values. ..!.. $1,000
Regular $500 Values. .........$ $l4.40
Regular $500 Values. ........ $1,000
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
ENGLISH, SCOTCH AND
irish LABORINC MEN
WANT SHORTER HOURS
Belfast in Darkness; 10000 ShipworIkers Out in
Clyde District; London, Manchester, Edinburgh,
Glasgow and Other Shipping Centers Tied Up;
row.

London Jan 2sIi estimated that nearly 100000 and
idle ia the United Kingdom aud ireland Of
trades creating Of the serious situations indus
ra that the country hs had face mary years Half Of
strikers Belfast where the strike spreading
The city Of Belfast by night virtually IN total darkness
pitfalls being the only place whore lights be shown without
Of attacks by strikers
This morning various Of the smaller industrial plants who
had remained at work for sy sake the pckeng
ing become extensive One Of the morning
forced suspend publication The ship yard workers opposed
the strike aud are endeavornp 20 meeting for Wednesday,
There change the situation the Clyde where 10000
pyard workers IN London where $1,000 ship repaircrs
have struck and have refused offer refer the question OF
committee.
To these be added 10000 Efcshrc miners 5000
Wales miners 1000 Edinburgh pwrghts 1000 Manchester
1000 south Wales shyard number Of municipal
workers
Except in London all these strikes
hours with the privileges aud prevailed when
hours worked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
DOLSHEWE PRESS
NOT ENTHUSIASTIC
OVER CONVENTION
Allies Must Choose Between Roles
Of Adversaries and Arbitrators,
Says Isvestia; II Friendly. They
Must Vacate.

Paris. Jan. 2s Further light on
the nolshovik attitude toward the In
yitation OF the allied and associated
powers for conference with the
Russian faciions az Princes islands b.
given hy an article in the nolahcNiki
official newspaper izvcstin, cf janu-
Any 20. The correspondent Of io
Journal, no nrrnc tclerruphs quota.
ton from this article much more
moderate tone than was tho recent
note on the subject sent by NJ. Tchit-
chcrm the Russian foreign minister
10 Al, Norovhky, tho Holahovik Cm-
lsaHry ut Stockholm.
The lEvostin article. which was
signed by N Seeker, lays stress ON the
indirect character uf the invitation.
noting that u bore mother address
nor signature Tho writer dcClners
tho allies must choose between tho
role Of adyefanrieH Of the new Russia
and that Of ufhitntnrH. N they de-
sire 10 prove their fitness 10 act ns
urhitrsturs hr insists. they must com
plctDiN otHcuate Russia Then their
initiative. De- adds, may be- taken
seriously.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

Premier liurUNH tIIIuH German
Sew Guinea fur tho Australian rum-
muuvouith. while Sew Zealand r'H.ms
sHuul. Japan dr.rr thu Marshall
Hud caroline groups ut ulHul#
a reported .,sf,t fpurt between
EuFIIud aul JIuHu. t.Nu. Japan iut
Islands north uf fht equator .HI tN.
IflfIHh fhr UuIHuIU. south Hi flU ,.uHa
tor. Ht.udr boo tnr WiN UI fHr Iuf.THHr
tuUHlIatfIau uIHu Iu. f .a rHuU.tII|
believed chat HU .."TUf U.ttI.. wild
give way before thr l.lruu uf uI.
tluuH.
Tho impression seems tn hr iuii fhn
disposition uf tho German colonies VIII
be- finally arranged hy the Tive ErNtl
uuW'rs. wlthuu. reference tn ihr p'H.r
conference ut H pluUItt session nI iu
the various commissions.
Tho Pacific island phase uf thr col.
OnlaI claims now before tut council
is particularly lrt.T.strs tn tnr AW.
Drlclu rUpiy. IUINN.. because ul IH.
American interests Iu fHH Pacific rHf.
Hbly ihrnuFh American possession HI
Hawaii und thc Philippines
There has heou uo official 1u.
nouu,cmcnt OF what Japan propose
the powers should give hor Tor hrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
SENATOR PRAISES /
GENERAL PERSH|NG !
AND HIS SOLDIERS
wadwOrth Declares That Some Of
the Shortages Were Due 10 In
efficiency Of War Department in
Early Days.

Washington, 1Ln. -. Senator
Wadaworth Of New York. recently re-
turned from a trip 10 France. spoke
in tho senate today In high praise of
General ienhing and the American
fighting machinery and IN criticism OF
deficiencies IN supplies and equipment
provided FOR them.
'ho had come 20 France 20 lick the
Germans" the senator said of thu
American soldier "lle suspected there
We're some people who doubted his
ability 60 do so iIe was determined
20 show them that he could-and no
did"
senator Wadswurth said possible
some of the equipment and supply
ers unqucationahly were due % lnef-
fciency and confusion IN the war de-
phrtment during the early stages ot
the wur.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
Postmaster General Tells House
Committee Telephone compa.
ME Would Face Financial
Stress II Returned to Owners.


Washington. JON. sf Postmaster
General uurioHon. ureiug extension OF
government wirt control through tho
period ui rtDdiustmt told the house
uuHtufu.u committee today that many
telephone DumnuuIpr werr facing n.
uau, u distress and that tho public
w.s doomed fu poor service under
private uuufuuun.
.tf wanted government owner.
rhIp I would stN turn back the wire.
Iu three months" said NJ Uurlrson.
Theodore y Vail, of tho American
Telephone and Telegraph company
hc said. had advised extension of i've
f,Hrs ui government control and hum
drrds of other cltphouy men asked
for 'ktDuHon Of two 90 siA ycurs
M NurltHuu said chat conflicting
authorities lu various states ana thou
saints nl Wuuirlrtiti'a would make
n almost 'mpuhslhl, fnr che wire CONF
panira tu operate. BE- returned immcd-
nt.N to private ownership.
liuf UlrY were built up under thnt
Etsteul' interrupted Representative
. Madden. of Illinois
"lcs. 1nI CO., time OF reckoning
was ut hand when thry were taken
over rrIniucd the postmaster gen
Dul
Toll or long distance ratios. accord.
IuE to Mr. HuriDHou, should Dc uri.
N'fsW us is tho postngo rate. %,
added Chat the new toll rates, nNrd
Dos tnr federal w'ro control board
were unchanged ur lower ON seventy
p'rrrut ut thU calls and higher on
thTr percent
chairman Moon asked Nc nurloson
. Iuf Die opinion us tu nNlnH December
eu. i1.n. tH the dutr for ending gov
eminent control THE postmaster
general slid "thv dHuGsr' would BE-
chat DourrDss would hrNu been iu
session but u month.
Representative StCenerHun, OF MIN.
urHutH. asked about the origin Of IA,
wire control law and Mr Burltson in.
toruptlng him said;
q know what YOU want: you wan
10 know whether I instlgutcd IA,
r,Hulutfnu Well I ava not"
NJ SttrntrHon augruated thft Mr.
Burltsou might know the reason fo
congress being asked 90 uaHH the Law
Tor wire control hut the uostmuste
general said tho first hc know Of thI
resolution was when Uppreaoututiy,
AswcIL of Louisiana. introduced h.
Was n Tor war purposes ualtei
Representative Stconcraon.
You must uak the president.
don't know" answered Mr. Hurlnson
cant Nnu sny whether n WIS 10
me national security" pcfulatod NJ
Htcpurrsuu.
20 Wu quite sure " was. or M
president would not have taken owe
tho W'rDs.' answered the pnrtmusto
general
An order of tho urush war ofnc
furhIdiiur ihr control Of cables helul
. conferred bon any one company ln Grra
Britain waH disclosed when Rrprcson
NtkU Madden read into the record
Hse ID
iicnt of thD CONN. rrcinl Cuhlo com
puuy, tn luHtuiaHtcr Gcnoral iiurlcsoi
->~@~~~---- ---~e----~~--~~~se~-.~~ ~<-~~-.
tCoutIuu,d ON page twoJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

mart boo thH WIr nut thorp have been
HpHrs h,r, that Japan was willing
to um kuo chow Boa o to Chun. but
wished tn rtuIu the G,fmun rights
tu thr. development ui the tiiufrrIuud.
Thrr, hia b,.n rr indication 90 how
Oar ru, WuuI TT.H h,r claims tu tho
Pacific islands
PRECEDENT llH..# Ua credited Ir the
fsr.rtI ..r... .tII having lr.u.Uf f.r-
..r. ft..... .....rli4,.. lI..r.-..n uf
fNr .uIIf.f .. r.. German t.IunIr.
fH. miami uuH.r uUIph th,. vouII Ie
.il.au ID. fl .U..E. under flr eIHri.
..n.hIr af f., ...Iig af nation. which
y,.uIG Iru.iui uHs Of its f.,mI,rs to
..IuluI.f.r I.n The NtfIu ,b4rlr.
f.rIf.. fne UI., .. r,usf.u. ANA NOS
IIr bur IupI. H,uua sonic UI,ilbrud
Hf uIff,ull u uuttmr ID int. pf,c.
trr. thp urW.p.uHr quoting Premier
lIYyd Grurrt . do,irmr thtt coll
.r.rs usulI. ...f moro th4u tHry
Ur.nr .n.
,,...,......... f.. .e ma. 49,.
,...' ,..',.''t., ... ,.......,, ,ff.i,. 49, i,'
..... ~. f....I et..t. 80. ...
,t., ...... '"l.i.,.r ~. f...',,',
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
joint CONTROL OF
GERMAN COLONIES,
IS WILSON'S PLAN
Scheme Is Meeting Consider
able Opposition From Japan and Great Britain;
Stands in Way; Labor Matters Being Kept Prom.
inently Before Conferees.
sy u,S Assoe'Arts sstss

Paris Jan 2sWhcn the supreme council o the peace confer
assembled today there present n addition 20 thc full mem
bcr,p thc body Premier Hughes ct Australia of the Chinese
representative, and several technical advisers colonial matters
Before the council met what had threatened to Doe conflict
representation smaller power, committee, had been cleared
by the unanimous action of the pukccn of the small nations
aud the negotiations m general are continuing o forward
with degree of progress, indicating definite agreements
abl, early
,eud boy President Wilson for the Observation-Disclosures of the Ger
colonial possessions. This indeed is virtually munopozng
the attention of the council which has summoned representative, Of
New Zealand Australia and China the conference hearings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
100000 BRITISH WORKERS OUT ON STRIKE
TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
Bargaining With Bandits
And Still They Strike
Y THEIR hostility to the plan
for an all.Russian conven.
tiou. ns prnposed hy the IA.

DY THEIR hostility 10 the plan
n for an all.Russian conyen.
- tion, as proposed by the su.
prcme council At Paris. the Rus.
sian Bolshcviki show themselves
beyond the pale of negotiation,
and amcnablc only 20 the arg.
uments Of force.
In nm insolcnt Article appearing
IN "lsvestia, - the official organ
NJ the Reds. Il is insisted that II
the allies wish To take ON the role
Of arbiirators. they should com.
plctely cvacuatc Russia.
Such evacuation would mean
the complete surrender of allied
stores IN the various ports Of entry
IN RUSSIA and II would mean the
betrayal of those sturdy aud
staunch allies Of the entente who
have been valiantly Keeping mp the
good fight despite tremendous
odds. not the least ~ which has
been the cold Indifference Of the
entente itself.
by suggesting q conference Of
the various elements IA Russia. the
great powers have shown them.
selves friendly to the Russian pco.
pie. but like all tyrants the Bol.
shcviki fear meeting of.popular
representatives hence they are do.
ing their best to wreck the plans
for a convention.
So be- IL. II tho Bol,hryiki can
not understand any other er1anguagc
bat that uf the muskct aud the
cannon. they must suffer for their
crassucss. Russia must be- made
safe for democracy. The principles
for which America aud her allies
fought must NOT be- mockcd by a
gang Of bloody bandits. Our allies
especially the Czcrho.Sloyak,
must not bee abandoned 10 their
fate.
President Wilson proved his
hrond ,iaicsman,hip by suggesting
the conference let him prove II
again, now that il is clear that th,
Bnlshcyiki do not wish to bee rras
unrd with, 10y suggesting a NOR,
definite and more practical remedy
Tor the Slavic sickness.
The rssuurCyfuiurss uf modern
staicsmnnship is being challenged D.,
the world. Wide labor unrest now Dol
evidence superficial remedies viii
not do The cure must Eu tu the root
uf the matter
The latest symptom De- tb, strike ol
nearly 100000 wurk,rr Boo the United
Kingdom
The strikers want shorter hours
The employers refuse to grant theu
demands uue ur tho other side o.
wrong. ur pcrhup, there De- H mudicuu
ot wrunr uu both sides Perhaps th,
employers are Inclined tn hy selfish
and the Wnrkers tuu grsrd,.
AH wt have pointed uut before. thrs'
problems are more urgent Just nov
than the formation NJ re- league uf na
uuns The powers cannot hope q
bring about permanent world peace
while there ar squahhles iu their uwl
biDkNurds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
Ncnr I,rrr I,c.lrlri.nn. nlf.

Washington. Jan. es Tho food ad-
miuiatfatiun announced to-day tnnt
President Wilson sirnnd pfurlumn-
ton iu pAus on d. Iay 2are rsmoN-
lnr restrictions pu the manufacture Of
ao-cnlied near beers. No reference
wuH made % the restrictions on the
manufacture Of beer or other intoNi-
eating hrowcd beverages. Under
presidential proclamation the brewing
of hcyr ncar-hcor and other malt hcV
cruEca wua stopped ON December aa
a wartime conservation measure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
JUNKERS SEND MESSAGE
OF LOYALTY AND GOOD
CHEER TO EX-KAISER
~ rrr Assoe,Arru rarss

Amsterdam, Jan 2sThc Gcman pcop' party which Is
posed largely the PanGcan element and mkr has sent the
following telegram, according dispatch from Berlin 10 former
Emperor William the occasion of his birthday
1--WE gratefully appreciate the work whh Your majesty has done
empire the German people during than thirty
years We heartily wish your majesty peace for the oi life
and you that millions of Germans who will live with us
under new conditions basis of life
idea will repel every unworthy saugmcn om
the high ideal of German kaiscrdom aud lrnssan kngslp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
AVIATOR LUKE OF ARIZONA
DIED LIKE A TRUE MAN OF
THE WEST, FATHER LEARNS

Phoenix, Arlz, Jan. 2S.-- Lieutenant
Frank Luke. of Phoenix. American
aviator in France. whose death was
reported In action and later confirm
90 hy the Gormau Red Cross. frll
FIGHTING 90 the last, refusing "a suf-
render in the nce OF oNrrwhnlmirg
nddn. This WIS the Information con
yoNch 20 his father Prank iukr. hr..
of this city, in q loitor he rrroivcd
today from American Rcd Cross
headquarters at Washington,
"Our Paris office cahlcd under
date OF lnnuury tsi Aviator Merriam
Cooper with assistance Rod cross yis-
itrd regions and reports following.
imidcniified aviator September 2N.
after shooting down three German
balloons, two German plancs. eleven
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

German soldiers landed successfully.
Refused "a surrender. standing de-
icndiuE himself until Killed at Mar
ynuN cnat Dun SUR Meuae.'"
Then followed numbers Of the dead
uVintorH watch ana other marks of
Identification, which the fallen hcro's
father states positively convince him
the lndomitAhle tighter was hia son.
The letter from tho Red Cross cons
cludcai
You may ho able 10 tell from the
above description ic thus unknown
hero wna your son. We would bo
very glad u you would lot us know
about This, for thls h one % the most
wonderful accounts OF supreme cour-
age that has come 10 us and we would
like 10 feel that tho boys father
could share In his glory"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
HOUSE REPUBLICANS
WANT PRESIDENT TO
RENDER ACCOUNTING
Wilson Is Called Upon to Inform
solons Regarding His Admins.
tration Under overman Act,
Which Gave Him Great Powers

Washington. Jan. 2N.- Win less
than fifty members voting house re-
puhucnns today forced the adoption
~ resolution requesting President
Wilson tn Inform the house OF the
result In detail Of his udmiuiHira-
ilon nf the provisions uf the sn-cnlled
pyermnn act" which authorized the
president 10 consolidate government
agencies during the war,
The resolution was adopted without
"a record vote.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
Mnrr NnnL- Iiclnrn.

New York. Jan. -iinttery y and
n detachment ~ tho 33aih field artil.
lvr, uf th, ssth division uf the Amrri.
can tNpeditiouury force arrived here
today on the French line steamship
Ia Lorraine. The SNth compri.ihE
men uf North and south Dakota Min
resutn. Iowa and Nebraska, was nt
l.agny shortly after the armlstico WAS
signed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28
$5l 100000 Worth
OF Ship Contracts
Cancelled by U. S.

San Francisco. Jan. -s.--dhip. =
y building contracts aEgregatiuT =
= sii 100000 IN California yards =
. have been cancelled by the cmer- =
= rency fleet corporation, the To- y
= cal offices % the United States =
z chipping hoard announced here =
= today, No reason tot the cancel =
y latlons was given.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-28

New York. Jan. 2s.--Copper. iron
and lead unchanged. spelter weak
East ~ Louis delivery spot and jan
uary offered nj eei.
AZ Iondon. Spot tin IN. 2ts' others
unchanged