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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-15
fRECkL Fl ACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily. sge

HOW 10 henUVe EASILY. ~
Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of relia BILE concern that II
will not cost you a penny unless ii,
removes the freckles while If 1t does
give you clear complexion the ex-
pense is trifling. sees
Simply get an ounce of othine---
double strength-from any druggist
and a few applications should show
you how easy it is to rid yourself of
the homely freckles and get a beauti-
full complexion. Rarely is more than
one ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the.
double strength othine as this strength
is sold under guarantee of money
back If it fails to remove freckles. ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-15
AT THE LYRIC.


When he is undecided as to whether
he shall got at once and ask his sweet
hearts father for the girls hand in
marriage, Buddy Apperson. the lead
ing character in "2ill Apperson's
Boy which will be repeated at the
Lyric today and tomorrow, leaves the
question up to his craftsmanship as a
stone thrower. IF / hit that tree
twice out of three times, I'll go ask
him" Buddy decides.
AS he hits the tree every time, and
as the girl happens to overhear him,
he does not hesitate to go. This is
but one of the countless human
touches in the story of Kentucky hill
folks. in which Jack Pickford is the
star, and which bares with intense
realism the heart of mountain lad
of 1S.
The interesting Chester outing pic
lures will also be repeated.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-15
FLLPS FROM THE FZLLUlNS

As she is clipping with an Apache
dancer she sees the sculptor, who has
been blinded suddenly.
That is the call. The wicked
woman sees the light at last. She
spirits away the sightless sculptor,
sacrificing all and turning her back
forever upon friyolity, that she may
nurse him and care for him, Thus
she becomes a Madonna.
There will also be seen a Charlie
Chaplin comedy, THE Henpecked
Spouse" .....
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-15
AT THE PAsTIME.

Theda Bara, the beautiful William
Fox star, poses for a statue of the
Madonna In her newest saper-produc-
ton, THE Light. This picture,
which opens at the Pastime today for
two days. tells the story of the wick
edest woman in Paris" whose beauty
makes her the idol of men. While
Paris is striving strenuously. to avert
a great disaster, and other women
slave and toll for the cause, this
wanton woman lives a life of revelfy.
A sculptor sees her beauty and
longs to have her post for his statue
of the Madonna. He feels there must
be some grain of goodness Behind
such beautiful face. He is right
The wicked woman finally gives up
her wealth and ease at duty's call.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-15

pecially among our army and navy
men he has CHANGED to meet during
the war.
Rear-Admiral Sir Lionel Halsey
third sea lord, who is shown in the
circle above, is entrusted with the
safety of the prince on his trip, and
General Currie, commander of the
Canadian forces, shown below, will
have charge of all military demon
strations and functions for the prince
while he is in Canada,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-08-15

The Prince of Wales, Edward AL
bert Christian George Andrew Pat
rick David, is now on his way to
America on H. M. S. Renown. After
visiting several cities in Canada he
will go to Washington and New
York before returning to England
The prince resembles in many ways
his very popular grandfather the
late King Edward. He has made
many friends among Americans, es-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
" MinResocie rozpoczql sic
y staik u obozaeh lboae dlRal.
Mi. to bye spIsek / w w.
:aby sparalIaoWa6 pre-
mysf budulcn W stanie.

MINNEAl'o Els ~ grudnia
Strajkw Minnesockich tobozach
drwali podm6wiol1y przez aggitato
row I. w. W obwinio,1yeh spi-
SEX W celu sparalizoWaI aIia sprzemy
sfu budowlanego W sfallie, rozpo-
czaf sic W lasach W bkoliqy Vir.
giniii jak federahi sta11oWi oficy
alisci zostali dis zawiadomieni.
Ostrzezenia otrzymane cd inte-
ligentnych agentow sluzDy lesni-
Fczej, zachecaly adjutanta general
llego ofisu Department. spraWie-
do przygotowania sic ma napotka-
|nie pogrozek ogolnego strajk,l, u
rzadzonege przez czerwonych ra-
Idykal6w W p6inocnych borach.
T. E. Campbell, naczelnik specy
alncgo sledztwa W departamencie
:sadownictwa zadecydoWal dis a
by issc do obozu drWalow i osobis-
Gle sledzie agitator6W stowarzy-
SIC MA I. ". w.
81 ss szs MI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
UNCLE SANS. PART IN THE WAR:
The Eagle Magazine.

Greatest number sent over in a month .3O6 900
Greatest number returned in month. 1893 900
Tons Of supplies shipped to France. 100000
Number Of men registered for draft p, ,231 ,O21
Inducted into service. !. ~. ,810,296
Greatest number inducted into service ..ss.4ssss
ii in any one month. -. ........ 400,00
Number Of rifles produced 100000
Number Of machine guns produced. 226,557
Number Of aircraft guns produce. III ,494.
Number Of these guns shipped 5566 900
Rounds Of ammunition made 3, SOC, ,000,0O0
Rounds oof ammunition shipped q, SOC, goo 900
Rounds Of ammunition secured ssS55asz5Esss
from Allies. ~. 100 900 GOO
Shells fired in the st. Mihei fight. 4 ,000OOo
Foreign artillery used by us 8 600
Our own artillery used by us. s. -. 800
Foreign airplanes furnished US. -. 500
Amer can airplanes used by lls. -. .667
German ai1'planess brought down IS. 1855
q American alrplanes lost
German balIons destroyed - .. ]. s. -. .45.
American ballons destroy a.
WOODEN stockings furnished 8 13l soc, 600,
Undershirts furnished IS, ,00O, 600
+ Drawers furnished go. .833, ,0OO, ,OO0.
i Pairs Of shoes furnished 80 zoe, 600
Flannel shirts furnished 3. 26 ,5O0, ,000
4 Blankets Furnished !. 81 zoe, 900
WooI breeehes furnish he'd q zoe, 600
j Wool coats 8. l3, 8 990O, 600
Overcoats furnished saOO,O 600
article to. be eonlul IL our. NEXT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Poludniov'l'y v Michigan nawie-
dzony st1asznYm hdragalnem.
Szesf osob zabtych.

DETROIT, Mich. 2 grudnia.
Dwadziescia zaklad6w przemys.
foWych tu i w innych, .miastach
tego stanu So czesciowo zamkniete
p powodu zniszczenia. ich wyro:
bow przez huragan ktory pre-.
szedt przez poludnioWy Michigan
W sobote pozno po pofudniu, sto.
sownic do raportow TIL dis otrzy.
manych.
Druty elektryczne na priest
rzen kilkunastu mil zostaly poz-
rz1cane na ziemie przez Wiatl
kt6ry tn vial z szybkoscia 81 mil
ia godzine, q od 20 do so mil na
.sodzine we Flint, Port Huron,
Grand Rapids, Pontiac j W Wielu
innych miejscach niszczac zapasy
fabryk wyrzadzaiac innc szko-
dy .kt6re trzeba bedzie przez xii
ka dni naprawiac.
Az do dis naliczono zabitych
szesc os6b, piee tn a jedna W
Jackson a setkach raportoWane
ze zosta1o poranion.yeh przez- u
noszone wiatrcn, przedmioty i po-
t'uczone ka1va;y szl-fa: z kazdej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Mexykalski general zginai po
jlIj jnajjezdzliie aby dostac Vile.
Raporty don0sza take re
673 zjego ludZl Zostaf0|
zabitych przez handy
tow. !...:

Ell PASO, Tex. 2 grud.-Gen.
Santo Sanchez, komendant osiem-
nastego regimentu mexykanskich
wojsk rzadowych, ME zostaf do
tad odnaleziony, i zdaje sic ze 70
stat razem z 673 re. swej komendy
liczacej 675 kt6ra on che1pif sic
le dostanie. Francisco Vile, gdy
ten dowodca bandyt6w W zemscie
"a egzekucye Gen. Filipa Ange-
les, uderzyf raptem ia nalezacych
do, zwiazku Raucho Espojo i "a
mordowaf ich. Tylko dw6ch Office.
row uszfo zemsty Willy, stosownie
dc raport6w, przyniesionych tn
przez DR.. l.. NJ. Gomez, Ell Paso
i Los Angeles, dawniejszych awia
ter6w armii amerykanskiej.
Powiada on ze pods}ucha} tych
dwoch oficer6w, pulk. Vivas i
leutn. pulk. Marroqui jak opowia
dali te historye upadku fede-
ralnego komendanta wsp6lnemu
przyjacielowi. w Santa 'Rozalia.
Pafki, pistolety i noze liczono
ola wiekszej czesci komendy, od-
.powiednio do tel history, pc te-
mu gdy $50 zwiazkowych pablo
.po daniu pierwszego niespodzia
+nego wystrzalu. Wielu innych. 70
stale zastrzelonyeh gdy uciekai.
Ludzie Will walczyli 2 wary
acka. ful.ya, powiadali oficerowie
kt6rzy ucielli. Atakowanie rozpo
ezefo sic o$6tej#godzinie rano, o
kofo q godzin po stracei1iu An
fgc1es a. Pogr6zka zcmsty Will "a
snicrc swego byfego pemocnika
by}a znana rzadowi federalnemn
polad granica, lccz niespodziany
napad 80=go reginentu miaf bye
podobno kompletny. 3sz IS
s .F- e 50
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Amerykaldska delegacya po-
kolowa ME powr6ci do kraiu.

PARYz, 2 grrdnia -Amery-
ksiska delegacya do konferencyi
polojowej, kt6ra miala. wyjechac
do Stan6w Zjcdroczonych " dniu
Ego grudnia odfozyfa swoj wyjazd
do aomu jak sic dis dowiedziano.
Znaczna GEESE personaau= dele
gacyi chces esjednaksvopuscics Paryz
udajac sieado *Brest go$grudnia
wieczorem jakspoprzednios przy
eotowano. Dowiedziano sic Cd
wysoko postawionych 5: osob ze
zmiana w planach delegaeyi mas
tapifa powodu zanicdDania pod
pisania protokufu ratyfihujacego
traktaty pokojowe.
Mozliwcm jest re jezeli trakta-
ty ME beda podpisane sprawa po-
miedzy Niemcami i Stanami Zjed-
noczonemi tax samo jak i innemi
a!iarckiemi ,stowarzyszonemi ia
rodami powroci do ustawy for
malncj przed zawieszeniem broni,
Poniewaz Stany Zjednoczone
zawszc jcszcze sic, ME interesuja
tyle co zjednoczone mimi ali
anckie kn'ajc, ia przekore faktom
re. senat ME podpisaf traktatoW:
Jakicgokolwiek dllia W ktorym
delegaci amerykanscy zadecydu:
ja ably opuscic Francye, utrzymu:
je sic dis pomiedzy wysmienita
zwierzchnoscia ze takie przygoto.
wanna urzadzonc beda dla repre-
zentacyi >Stanow Zjednoczonych
w przysz}ych ukiadach ze Niemey
znajda Gale alianckie i zjednoczo.
ne narody pracujaee razem pre-:
civ stawiariu opoiu jakim kol.
wick wysilkom " czesci Wzbra.
mania uczynienia pokoju skutec2
nym odpowiednio do 11kladu tral
tatow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Niency staviaja ' ep6r demaganiu 1 '''l i sic
przez Ahant6w zaplaty "a okrety
zatopiione l " Seapa Flow.
Wieka nechec okazuja takze ma przyzwolene sadu "a
przeslepswa nemc6w przez zbrodEe I'VE Francyii Belg
Powiekszenie w uzbr0je-
niu, Niemiec wyWof1Ije
czWarty protest.

1'ARYz, 3 grudnia = Niemcy
zadccydowa!y mic podpisywac
przclsta'7ionegc i'm protokoltl
p1zcz aliant0w powodu warnn-
k6w w traktatach pokojovych ia
lzie zostafy uskutecznione jak "a
viadomiono konferencye pokojo-
wa:
Dowictlzia:lo bic dziS ze baron
Kurt Lersner n:czcln;k nicmiec-
kicj delcgacyi z:;.osil sic W ponie7
dzialck Go sekrctarza Dutasta na
konfcrencye pov'icGzia4 mu ze
Niemcy. zrobil.Is takic: postanowie5s
ME,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

WE may know now exactly how many Of
y our men were hurled against the Kaiser
in his might, how many Of them gave up their
and the Meuse=Argonne, how many of them
were wounded. We may know also those less
poignant facts, but still stupendous, the
exactsnumber= of billions we spent, the exact
number Of guns, planes, bullets and so s-on
down to the last shoe, that we produced. Fl
cures are fascinating things; once you come to
examine them; and the figures about our part
in the war, as issued in an official summary
from. the War Department, are the most won
derful figures that you will probably ever meet
They tell stories Of their own, and III a way Of
their own, none the less vivid. Take a thought
sful look at the following-for they are the
Great. War. Some of them are merely curious
some are tragic, some are haunted with the.
suspense Of anxious hours, when submarines
reused a horror of the seas, and mcst of them
are glorious 81.
Total cost to the United States $21 $50 100000
Expended on Army .. 3. ia, $3.50 ,OOO,O0
Total armed force ..... -. 800 900
Number sent over seas s.. S. s: =, ,086 ,O0O
Number of commissioned officers. 200; 600
Totol participating II battle. $50, ,000
Number: in -Meuse-A Argonne ,2200,O 600
CASUALTIES in this fight &. . l2o, 900
Number in ST, Mihiel fight -: 81. 55O, 900
Number Of battle deaths. 80 600
Deaths from disease Eto April d. 81, ,99ls
Number Of Wounded d. /. &. S.. 81: s2aa6 O0D
r. SzsE
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Mexico utzyHluje ze NE O
|trzynab jesis;ze noly zjd.

- - ~ n 54t I.
MEXICO CITY, 2 grldnia. w
zagranicznym ofisic W Mexico Ci-
|ty oswiadczono dis re nota anne
rykanska ME zosta1a doreczona.
.Pierwsza Wzrianka co do natltry
komunikacyi poslana p1zez sekre-
tarza stanu, pana Lansing "a
do tego miasta dana byla wcdcpe--
szach przez zjednoczona prase. Do
wiedziano sic W amerykanskiej
lambasadzie ze -byly tam iczne O.
mylki " HALLOWEEN przesfaniu no
ty, kt6ra prawdepodobnie tluma-
czy zwlolle W jej- przedstawieniu..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Pfzedsiewziecia robione aby
fozpo'e vac Z j prace I hi
mach bez uniiii.
! PITTSBURG, 2 grudnia. - P

s PITTSBURG, 2 grudnia. - Pc
pierWszy raz W ciagu Wiecej ami
zeli generacyi przedsiewzieto dis
rozpoczac prace W minach weglo-
wycl1 olicy slburga, gdzie
wiecej jaH AZ, ,o0e ludzi pr6znuje.
Przedsiewziecie do.ssozp oczecia so-
perowaniia zalezne 5iesaod Il pro-
cent podwyzhi zarobku jake ro-
botnikom wyznaczyyl rad.
Oficya1isci " dystfykcie No. 5.
.stowarzyszenia zsjedn czonych
:g6rnik6 k6w Esa ufni ze deswiadcze-
ME chybi l..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

WNoiska Kolezaka ustepuja
szYbko.

LoNDYN, 2 gIy1iru'ldnlia Iy1r'ld Woj-
ska admirala Ko1czaka, naczelni.
ka wszystkich rzadow ustepuja 2
taknn pospiechem ze ME So IDOL.
ne do skontruktoWania prac OBJ
ronnych jakich niema .nigdzie na
zach6d cd Trkucka, jak padoje
dis sdepesza rzadu sowietow W
Moskwie.
Partyzanckie handy ME przesta
ja nurzyc Kolczalsa ktory uformo-
wal ~gwardye 5000 kt6raby go
bronila, dodaje depesza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Propozycye zawieszenia broni
. strajkoW,ljeii. ,lj s. ].

NEW YORK; 8 g{yrudnia Plan
obwolania2 na diva 1ata zawiesze-
mania bronii pomiedzy zatrudnio
1aymii przy budynkach uniami W
New Yorku, oczekuje dis na pod.
pisy urzednik6w Al robotniczej
uni obejmrljacej radnych RE
mi6sl robotniczyeh.
w nliedzy czasie proponowanej j
,lgody W przeciagu dw6ch lat ME
.bedziie zadnych strajkoW.
: Przecietna placaa Ola eAper=
tow .wynosic bedzie So dziennie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
|Dawniejszy niepr1yiaeieI A
Carnegie go ofiariq II ira ptonlaimNY. u

/. VIEW YORK, er,ld !
~ Clay Frick unlarl tu dis POI
wodu ataku trujacej ptomainy'|l
l1t6ra uzywaf Ia poczatku listopa- /
da. . FraWie c0s sic Wy.eczyf gdy|I
komplikacyesie sic :rozwinely. LiczylE|
SO lat. Byl OIL znany nicco " I'll
|nansowym dystrykcie bedac wy
datna figura lie. Wall ul. przy zori
ganizowailiu sta1owej .korporacYi;
Stanow Zjednoczonycll W 1901 r.i
Byl on dyrektorem. czlonkiem!!
komitetu wykonaWczego tel orga-2
nizacyi praw:e cd jej zalozenia.I
Podfug og6lnego n1niemania po-5
nliedzy nsistami Wywiieraf on.
vie ekszy WplyyW anizeli jak.i il inn!yII
ezloWiek " i' przebie g lem kieroWs-.
niuu ta korp poracya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
'Negle po,Hstrz ylnane fabry
kou, iII4 I b[sfazo zsi6gl,. i5I;1

I .st1 II slls9Ssgss1asA 5.lf ID
Washington, grald rll ldnla g sl "A sl9er eegras r
niczenie sezasu y 'Ne jsnnego Wsele-
dem uzywaniia wteglii rozpo orzqd qdzi-
10 aby zasto wanem zostabo
przez czas obecnego strajku. Adj
mini istrator opalu, Gaifield ". po:
laczeniu y adminis strac va kolejo.
| iva, osWiadezyli re ylko prze=
[nlysf Wlaczony do pierWszych pie
IEeiu klas ma pierWsz zorzednej isseie
zapro dzonej " czasie wojny
'bedzie zaopatrzony Weglami ze
zadane 4jest poWs t-zy mamie pu-
lblicznego ogrzeWapia ssWiatla
Ida ME bardzo waznego przemys-
.as=
Przemysly I ktor!y1n beda dostar-
ezane Wegle beda to koleje,s pre-
fs.ylki " kierln1lku mad abrze zezny1n
..,y.e1vna trz krajH depart anlenty Wo
jennie mary mark i iinne. rzadoWe
epartamenty stanol poWia-
ttoHe depart nent przemysiy;
publ NY tki, lsaeznie gaze
handle detaliczne dostar-.
80
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
SahYi. j Mglzy \ !.adsraliez- !,

BEL LGRADy gradniia Pogra
niczne wali p1enaia ad1zy serbanii
i Wegrannis on zonosw poda-5
mach, otrzymanych tu z okolicy
Prek komury oga1niaj ajace seyWil-.
Ela!yeh atakoWal N sobote nadgra-
niczne warty .i zrobily jazd ma
S.gmine Lenova. Ten WproWad dzony
do Ienova garnisom staWial opors
a spoWod dowal straty pomied edzy
Wegrami ktt6rz szeni byi CO.:
ffnae sic po "a linie demarkacyjna
Przypadh pomie dzy serbamis
maja bye nieznaezne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

strony stanu nadcbe raporty
Q wyrzadzoneln uszhodzoniu bu-
|dyakach obalonych domach po-
wyrywanychh drzeWach po1a-
manych galeziach: q l.zior Erie,
Huron. Michigan NE ma dotad
wiadomosci 0. Wyrzssdzonych szko.
sel,scl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
pARYz 2 grudnia -- Meme

FAR7Z ? grudnia Nlcmcy
81 rhetnc do podpisania protoku-
III k|adac traktaty pokojowe "a
skutck chwilowego bczowocnego
dia nich wypadilu podlcglemu dla
nich zarzr1towi Wyrzuccnia Z pro
trklllu. Baron Kurt Won Lersner
g|owa t,ltcjszci nicmieckiej dele
gacyi powicdziaf TEN korcspon-
tuwi Stowarzyszonej prasy dis
20 poludniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

BERLIN, 2 grudnia --Pozwole
ME na przesylanic paczek re Sta
now Zjednoczonych z zywnoscia i
odzieza doreczane jako podar11nli
do poszczeg6lnych os6b W Mem
czech, ME znajduja sic wiecej pod
modyfikacya dawnych praw ogfo-.
szonych dis przez rad. w przy-
szlosci 10cio funtowe paczki zawie
rajace korzystny tcwar jakieego-
jedynie. tylko dla prywatnego u
zytku i adresowane do osposzczegol
nych osob albo czlonk6w familii,
przyjmowane beda wolne cd wsze
lkich zobowiezan j ella tax dobrze
.1ugl5o qoHuqopod qofuu! YRc
I
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05

Uzy crcesz Bracle w1edzie6 90
sie swiecde die
Jezeitak to czyta 8 v iarasa. 4 &
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-12-05
Podarunkii MONA poselae do
Nien1iec.

POzWOlenie WfacZa zyW-
nose, j OdZiez must bye dc
p0iedy1lczych 0s6b. -Spe-
cytllne znaczki sa wy
ll;IgAne.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
SAYS ARTICLE X BORN
PRIOR TO PEACE PARLEY
J. Hamilton Lewis Declares Presi-
dent Wrote It to Fit Needs of
South America.

PEORIA, ILL.,. September 24.-That
article X of the league of nations
covenant was not originated at the
Paris peace conference was asserted
by former Senator James Hamilton
Lewis. speaking last night under the
auspices of the American Legion of
European War Veterans, in reply to
statements by Senator's Borah and
Johnson at Chicago and in the mid
die west.
The expression providing for the
prevention of external aggression.
Mr. Lewis declared. was written by
Woodrow Wilson years before the
European peace meeting to fit the
needs of the South American states
carry out the general Monroe doc
trine and particularly to prevent
the invasions of certain large coun-
tries in South America over certain
smaller ones which were then under
threat of external aggression He
asserted it was practically an adop-
ton of that previously used as to
South and Central American protec-
tion and employed in the PROPOSE
ton of James G. Blaine, when Sec
retary of State under President Har-
Evening star., 1919-09-24
HOUSE MEMBERS TOLD
OF UNREST IN SOUTH
Military Committeeman on Tor to
1nsfect Camps Found Some lay
! ors Adding to Force

Industrial unrest in somesouthern
states was called to the atention of
members of the House military sub
committee who recentl' inspected
Army camps in North arolina and
Georgia. Mayors of some or these
cities, it was stated, are Dprehensive
of the situation, and are hking steps
to supplement their pole forces by
organized reserves, whi' in at least
one large city officials hEe planned to
obtain machine guns or use in an
emergency.
Committeeman werenot inclined to
regard the situation IS grave. While
Fayetteville. Atlant, Columbus and
Savannah were the My cities visited,
the committeeman net omcials from
other southern citii, with whom they
discussed general conditions infor-
These officials generally criticised
the National gard reorganization
plan, asserting nat the strength de-
1nanded by the War department was
TOO great to ipure the recruiting of
units. Becauseof this, they mention
ed local indujrial conditions might
demand troop,a as police force aid.
1t was leared that the most un1a-
vorable situaion to be mentioned to
the coneresslen was that at Savan-
Dab. Ca wbre it was said that some
shinvards wre at work, while others
were closed This is understood to be
fhe Mace we're the officials are plan
nine orRafZing police reserves, and
ahfsining ifles as well as machine
Represerative Anthony. who call
Cd Secretly Bakers attention to the
annrehenion of the southern officials.
declined elaborate on his statement
made DUNG a committee hearing on
the Napnal Guard plans. He ex-
pIained that no official inquiry had
been mde, and that the reports were
voiced Turing informal discussion.
Evening star., 1919-09-24
MKE NAVAL RESERVE PLANS
ulcers of This Force and Regular
Navy Hold Conference.

Plans for organizing the naval re-
serve force and developing it's eff
cheney as an emergency reserve for
the Navy were completed at a confer
ence just concluded here between re-
serve officers representing all sections
of the country and officers of the
Regular Navy.
The conference recommended legis-
lation requiring the crews of all ves-
sells flying the American flag to enroll
in the naval reserve. Adequate appro-
priations to provide the training
requisite to a high state of efficiency
in the reserve also were advocated,
and plans completed for division of
the organization into suitable units
by the commandantS of the several
naval districtA Arrangements like.
wise were made for assignment of
training and cruising vessels by the
NAVY
Evening star., 1919-09-24
Other Demands Schedule.

The executive officers were iStruct =.
ed to take up with the next session. OF
Congress the question of rage IN,
crease. the Saturday half hiloay al
the year, payment of ovrtlme at
the rate of time and hal TOT week
days and double time for il sundays
and holidays. and the schdule o! one
days rest in each wee. foiltlcal
rights of government employees on
the basis of civilians vii oe demand
ed. Conditions surrouring the wom-
an federal employees ill be lnvesti-
gated and a report onthe disparity of
wages paid women hade. me con
vention reiterated is demand for the
immedjate enac.mnt of the Nolan
rnininum wage iii. with a minimum
nf e. a dav or $3.50 annually for all
government wrters.
The nationa president, Luther c.
steward of Kansas City. was re-
e1ectad as wre also Vice Presidents
w r Junkr of New York. Martin
Leonard Of Boston. Florence p.
Etheridge 6. Vinita, Okla; Charles
Nagel Of Cicago, S. Tyson Kinsell of
Philadelpfa and Charles L. Wiegand
of RaItimre and Secretary-Treasure
p ]. Nemyer of Washington.
vacancy n the fourth vice presidency
and two1ew vice presidencies created
nv the convention were filled by the
~eiectio, of c. F. Hutchinson OF San
Ersnc.co. Gertrude NJ McNally OF
Washigton, D. c.. and c. w. Perkins
of EIPaso. Tex. to the positions OF
foura, eighth and ninth vice presi-
dent. respectively.