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The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-25
JEWISH HOME FOR AGED TO MI

~
A regular meeting of the members of
the Jewish Home for the Aged will be
held at the office of the Home, on Sun
day, April 9th, 1919, at 2:30 o'clock, for
the transaction of such business as may
come before the meeting, and for the
payment Of dues. The Board of Trus-
tees will meet after the regular meet
ing.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1919-04-25
Removal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. Cohen an
nounce their change of address. They
are now residing at 1241 Upton avenue
north.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
YOUTHFUL. lgRIGEEBoR
BALTIAaOE oBs SERVES
aseTE BIRTHDAY TODAY

Pretty Miss Annapolis was inst
Hwset eighteen when little baltimore
was born, and the forfaer was making
her debut, haYtng hss coming ont party
being introduced to socaety with d
ingcapitai Z when tie birth nctice
81 tAe new baby Baltimore waa ap-
pearinG ID the same issue oe the old
MaryIant Gazet
Baltimore today Ii celebrating her
1ss birthday. while Annapolls Oh JAN
nary 1, celebrated her seth. Dalti,
more's formal exissancc as 1 Town
dates that far back, for the legislature
Of 1729 authorized she establishment
of the community - 4 town, aud 0u
January "a Of the year following the
survey Of the town formally organised,
with DR. George Walker as secretary
OF the town eogarniss A0n.
But II Il n desireN to go beyond the
formal Organization 81 the community,
eighty more might be added lsgitI.
mately 10 the ciay's age, for settle.
rnent had existed at klaat spot Tor that
length of time before the Gown waa
formally organized But Just 10 hs
modest. Baltimore only clains 1ss
ysara instead of 2ge. to whach many
historians think II IN justly entitled
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
LETTER G AIS
Of AlU DEATH
Red Cross Nur In France
Writes Father fe OF Sol
dier Sons ISL Hours
LETTER IS LAss1c

Writing to James ~ AisQuith, Edge
water. near Annap s the father OF
flas soldier, Miss My <. Taylor, OF
base Hospital 81. A.; SCAN Red Cross,
III France. tells Af tSs death of Calvin
Aisauith, Co. b., sh Engineers.
which occurred at Il Kospital on 0e-
t0ber 10th. last.
Telling of the last Rod -of the Life
of the young man, AsssSs Tayscr wrate: i
He Was admitteS 70 the hospital
ON September s0th.S atfertng FROM q
gas-infscted wound the left Les Il
was III such cOndtti0s MAT n WA 4 nee
essary 10 enputate ! leg, but even
that couId not che tn Infection,
You can lie sure thts everything int
snrgical skill could svise was done
To save him, and he 4 excellent care
ID this hne AmerI6 81 hospital He
wac not conscious the seriousness
Os nia condition. but lst grew weaker
asAd weaixcr, He yery brave and
cheerful, and ron haS. l every reason TO
be proud Of him. was visited BY
his chapisins before afs death.
The fuIaeTal serssss was held Oc.
tobeT 12. just 81 aurs u and WAS con
Quoted BY ChapIafn Kssss, of the com
naand Your. son Rak buried with full
military honogs. anss she service was
very impressive. fssr the chaplain
had 0fIered prayer as the grave and
spoken few woeits amending your
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
APPEALS COURT BENCH
DIVIDED BY SICKNESS
With -Four Judges III Al Their
Homes, Remaining -Four Do
Business OF The Court
NONE IS SERIOUSLY Ill


Sickness has evenly divided the
bench Of the Court of Appeals Chief
Judge Boyd and Judges Brisc0a.
Thomas and Timer. bare quorum.
are transacting the business of the
court, and are just now hearing argu-
ment IN the cases OF the January
docket
Judge n. Charles Burke ID ill at hi@
home III Towson ne Ii suffering irons
pneumonia Esis condition last night
was improved
Judge Albert Constable is 81 his
home at Elkton because or an attnck
of indigestion. He Il expected 70 be
out In 3 day or two
Judge Henry StockbridKe is con-
lined to his home, II North Calhoun
street, the rssult Of i general break
down The 5urist has been greatly
|oyerworked for several years due TO-
his activities ia the interest Of the
Red Cross and other agencies.
Judge Joan II, Pattison II kept tr
his home ct Cambridge because of q
severe cold. but at present his c0ndi-
Etion ID not considered as alarming.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
FUNERAL or NAVAL
CAPTAIN GROVE At
WASHINGTON TODAY
Oeacer, Wh0 Dled Smddenly In Capitol
6aky, Was Wen Kmswn In
1mxmne2ss

The funeral Of Captain Washington
Berry Grove. & S. N, commander Of
the Naval hospital At Washington,
whose sudden death occurred there On
Tuesday night took place this after-
noon At his residence IN the Naval hos
pital grounds
Services were conducted BY Chap
lain Wright. u. s, NJ, and the body
viii be taken tomorrow to Summit
Grove, West Va, for interment Capt
Grove was well known in Anna polls
and had many friends here and at the
Naval Academy
He is survived by wife and two
children. He had only been In COM
mand of the Naval hospital at WASH
ington since January 8 In speaking
|of his death the surgeon general said
he considered him one Of the most eff
Client and able oficera in the Medical
corps of the navy. He had giyen ex-
ceptional service during the war as ex-
ecutYve surgeOn OF the great Naval
hoszkkal Ell Norfolk, Va
He was born June is. 1876, Ia West
Virginia and was commissioned an
assistant surgeon. with the rank OF
lieutenant, Junior grade1. q. 8. n.
June 8. 1897 He was made passed
assistant surgeon. with the rank OF
lieutenant, June 5. 1900, and d surgeon
with rank Of lieutenant commander.
March 5. 1903, on October 2, 1916. he
was made a medical inspector with
rank of cornmander, and qn September
Is. 1913, was made 4 medical director,
with rank of captain.
Capt Grove served on board II s.
naval vessels and al naval stations as
follows Naval Hospital. Mare Island.
Cal: IL s. S. Marion, u. S. s. Oregon,
u. s. s. vicksburg. u s. S. Brooklyn.
y. s. S. Scindia, u s. S. Vermont, u s.
S Fortune. Naval Hospital New
York: Naval Hospital. Norfolk u. s.
s. Michigan. q. s. IS. San Francisco. u.
I S. S. Prairie, Naval Dispensary, Wash
ington. D. CT: Naval Hospital, Phila-
.delphia, Pa Il. s.. q. Atfanta, Naval
Hospital, Chelsea. Mass: Il. 8. S. Iowa,
u. S. s. Minnesota, Naval Training
Station. Newport. r. Il Naval Medical
School, Washington. p. C., and u. s..
81 Arkansas.
He served as exGGutiYe officer at the
Naval hospital at Norfolk, Va. from
October. 1916, 70 December. 1915. He
gRaa them app0inta tasa stn 4aAEa coxanazsd
of the Naval Hospital, Washington.
and reported for duty January 81
K
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
FLU" INCREASING IN
COUNTIES OF STATE
SHOWN BY REPORTS


During the second epidemic Of IN, Z
which seems to be sweeping the state
1T this time. the city and county health
ofScers ID every county are required
to report the number Of cases 10 the
state health department. Baltimore
During the week ending yesterday,
three hundred and forty four new
cases we're reported from the coun-
ties. where the disease seems to be
steadily on the increase. although not
To an alarming degree Dorchester
county reported 81 new cases; Cecil,
~: Howard. So: Prince Georges. 81.
Carroll. 2s. and baltimore. g. The
record for other counties was as fol
lows AIlegany. ls: Anne Arundel
81 Frederick. 20; Somerset. 2S; st
Marys. 10: Wicomico. 4, and Worces-
ter. 4. From Camp Mada came re-
ports Of four cases.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
N If AlNR sIGSB
II At TIE ACADEMY
Charles d sigsbee, Sue
.s,,B, 10 Pneumonia And
Hear Failure
.ru WAS UNEXPECTED

4 = =
j sigsbee, r., Y 2.
Eals 80 FoFce died at the Naval
a'al ~ II pneumonia following
.' ses,,, Ii lis morning ne e
ear Admiral Charles p.
s s. lretired Who Commanded the
ee ~ 9heH she was blown up
,.,.6a hri,or Adiniras sigsbee,
e 49, ~ ew York city. has been
ssss 1870 sIrgbee, who had been III
81 ~ dass ii survived By g vie.
I. n.de hs.ir home al Lebanon, Pa
\, "A, 800 member u the engineering
.e Il tle Reserve class. which
,,s,es is work On the S1st Of the
.,eeut month
se Il llle first death among the
y, so5 Reserye officers who have
~ ~ .sn, Is the Naval Academy for
80 instruction since the United
s,,.s entered tie war The death
3. y. m unexpected. and acute heart
80. y was given as the Anal cause,
{. 4 a. about rs years Of age.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
REV. SHRuM pLEASEs
LARGE CONGREGATION

Despite the incl Snent weaeher last
night there was d coed attendance 1T
the weekly Preabytes Ian prayer meets
Ing. led ~ Assistant 10 the Naval
academy chaplayp, Rev Reuben
Shrum who gave i delightful talk on
the three centurians, who although
Roman citizens. built the Jewish ten-
pie. He dwelt upon the Importance 81
good character, the necessity Tor re-
spaCtlng public opinion, the cultiya-
tion Of keen conscience but greater
than these the need for being morally
clean and upright III the sight og God.
Assistant Chaplain shrum is q foce-
fui, persuasive speaker, and upon his,
the occasion Of bic hrst i ss'rsss before
an Annapolis CONGREGATION. he was
heard with great pleasure and profit.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
RADIOS HRSHING FOR
MEMS OF MISSING son
Explanation Sought OF Mysteri-
Gus Disappearance OF Lieu
tenant Cheston
WAS IN AVIATION CORPS

Commodore Theod0ric Porter, u. s..
II. has Just returned from washington
whore. shrough the War department,
he has sent radio message direct 70.
Gen. PerscAaEg. asking for inforna-
tion O1 his stepson. Lieut. Galloway
c. Cheston, who has been missing since
July % last
Lieut.. Galloway Eheston, who w3s
member 0f the Aviation corps of the
American expsditionaFy forces, md
over whose disappearance there has
been considerable speculation Is said
To have haca at last located In Ger
man hospital 1T Strassburg RnmOr
has it this wounded soldier with g
mind clouded By injuries and suffer-
Ing. responds quickly to hte name Gai-
l0Way and constantly repeats II 10
those about him. Inquiry to trace him
back as far aa possible before his cap
ture and admission to the Strassburg
hospital has been launched Ia q cable
5sist sent from the War department
Young Cheston Is the son Of Mrs,
Henrietta Cheston Porter, wife Of
Commodore Theodoric Porter. q. s. NJ,
O2 this city, He Id graduate of st.
Johns college, Annapolis. and was
among the first of the towns young
men to enlist upon the outbreak Of the
war;
July 2S last while assigned to Two
Hundred and sixth unit OF the AyIas
tion corps, he disappeared during q
flight. Since then every effort OF his
friends and of the War department To-
locate him failed until after the sign
ing Of the armistice. Shortly there.
after the soldier IN the Strassburg
hospital was reported upon BIZ the
Red Cross overseas and this report
cabled to the casualty department IN
Washington. Eriends OF the young
ofacer are ksenly hopeful that he
may at last hnve been located
Commodore Porter said this morn.
ing to q Capital represent he has
hope o9 hearing from Gen. Pershing
through the war department relative
Ia his, seaps0n. ID at lsaat i've Or six
days, when tlaa rAnor, which BE ps.
liaves Is based upon good foundation
can be established with some degree of
oflcial certainty.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
LAUNDRY OPENS NEW
PLANT TOR WORK Al
HOME or FIRST CLASS


The Home laundry has 3ast finished
the complete Installation OF It's new
laundry equipment ana ID row dofng
All the work for Ika patFons hers 1t
home.
EsllOwing tbs fire which destroyed
the company pIant,shoat one year ago,
laundry waa sent ko Baltimore for
sOrmer cuatounsrs Owing q the vass
amount of work which crowded the
Baltimore laundry Annapolis work
sent there did not sesave satissaek0rs'
aktaDkton.
The local comp viii hereafter
do al their work q shair own plant
near khe Short 1ae station whare
snachinery 0s tie rE as sO-sHaes tyHse
has len Installed seDs the purpose
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
TWICE W0g II. ARMY
oFFIc VS. VISIT
ONE HERE

Lieut. Spence III q. s. army, Of
Cambridge. Md. srly . student ct
st Johns college ID later an on
Ger of Company @, En regiment, paid
i short visit ID ~ Aas lii Annapolis
yesterday.
Twice wounded q battle III Francs.
Lieutenant PhelpsssS = returned to the
United States, an u pas stationed at
Camp Meade. He Gov On leave for
one month. Lied ant Phelps was
slightly wounded fS se side and badly
wounded ID the riE arm, necessitat+
ing an operation sy u the removal O9
several inches og tsS
After leaving st Johns. Lieutenant
Phelps joined Ce aany g, of the
Fzrst Regiment, syland NationaI
guard, stationed ES cambridge, ANA
vent to the borde sIth It as ser
geant He vas pre- slotea TO Hrst lieu-
tenant after his rsasn, and held the
sanle rank Id tho gsh Infantry after
its formation sc C&te Mcclellan. Ala
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
SUDDEN DEATH OF
r j GELIAUS AT
HOSPITAL TODAY
Was Prominent III Business Circles In
Annapolis For Years. Late
II Raklred

r. X. ]. Ger Il died this afternoon
at the Emergency hospital, where he
vas only removed from his home last
night The cause of his death. which
was d shock To his friends. could not
be definitely ascertainea It Ii known,
however, that Mr. GeIhaus was to
have some teeth extracted and Z spe-
cialist came from Baltimore to give
the an@athetic
The deceased II survived BY his
widow. Antoinnette D. Rehn. Eve sona
and three daughters He retired from
business some years ago
Funeral arrangements have not been
completed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
= ErangelIatlc serslees AZ Eastpere

Evangelistic services. which have
b3en Ii progress this week 81 Hast-
port Methodist Episcopal church the
Rev. John L. Walsh, p. ID, pastor, VIII
be conducted this evening by the Rev.
a. 3. Owens, Of Trinity Methodist
Episcopal church, South. and Or Bur-
gan. of the First Methodist Episcopal
church.
These services are Of a special eyan-
gelistic nature, and are being held In
the interest of the great Methodist
Episcopal Centenary. The service TO-
night begins at 100
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
hes Released ON Bah

segInald Hughes. the young en-
,..rs ot the American Railway Elk
50. g. eoupany who was placed under
,r,.i yesterday on charges 0F enbcz-
s,nent from the company was re-
In,ea Yesterday afternoon On $1,000
riI furnished by George F Quaid and
vts He was held for the action of
NJ grand Jury of ANNE Arundel cCun-
4 thssarrest being upon Il state war
not
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
Entertalns Ladies, Ad soelety

Twenty-cne ladies OF the Aid So
|ciety Of the Presbyterian church, were
entertained yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. William M. Abbott, Con-
duit and Duke of Gloucester street
After the business meeting refresh
ments were served
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
Leo RnIarees Onaces

Charles +. Lee ~ making an exten-
sion % his insurauce and real estate
otfes BY having ths room In the rear
of his ofEices resnodsIed for his uses,
ThIs will give him considerable In
crease ia oface spaee.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
"a YhEten Yeliem Wax

The wax should be boiled III water,
spread out into thin layers. and then
exposed to tho light and air Repeat
this process untiI all the color II gone
and the wax sgiil remain pure and
white.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-01-23
80 ia YDfs0na reun

a soft biue-white ianaond Weighing
3S8 Ia karats has been found At the
Jagersgontein mine. Orange Rivsr Col-
ony. This promises to become one of
the diamond fields historic gems.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
RAILROAD TIME TABLE

----@----------s-=----~-
All trains arrive and depart from U=ion
arrivals and departures given n e Paao
or mountain standard time.
SANTA EE
For Albuquerque Denver. Chicago. Loa
Angeles-No- SOS Tvs SEQ a. m; Ne SO
az $500 p. q.
Prom Albuquerque Denver. Los Angeles
Chicago-No- sol avs. 10 a. H.. Nc. 500
FL PASO & SOUTHWESTERN
western Divlsionl.
For Arizona and Calfornia-So- 3 Iva
$500 o. m; No Tvs AZ z.45 p m
eastern Divisionl.
For Eansas City. ST. Lcuis and Chicago
-No- Tvs 1881 D. m-s No az s-55
From Chicago. St Louis and Kansas
clty-No. ! arva- 900 a M No A.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
For san Antonio. New Orleans and
Washington-No. 102 Tvs. goo D. m; No.
10 az 1880 D. m
From washington. New Orleans ard san
Antonio-Arrivez al $50 a. m. No Al
For Arizona and Canfornia-No. Tvs
7.15 a. m; No l0l at 7.1o m. No
los az $500 .. m
From Arizona and caiifornia-No.
TEXAs a PACIFIC
For Dallas and s.. Louis No. IS Tvs
5s45 q. ms No. at $500 3 m
From St Louis and Dallas-No. arvs-
1.55 p m; no. 3 arEs- az 1920 p m
MEXICAN CENTRAL
No regular schedule
MEXICO q NORTHWESTERN
No regular schedule.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
London Dealers Plan
Quick Shopping Trip
To Paris Bu AirbLdne

London. Eng. May 2o-Fifth ave
nue. needs must SIT up and think Its
air Of aloof distinction. bred Of the
fact that Paris domination slackened
under the restraint OF Big Bertha and
war restrictions, is threatened.
Filth avenue. perhaps. has come 10
plume its fine feathers with pride
over the tales Of British adoption OF
American STYLES. But London and
Paris are becoming leagued in a closer
union. and it behooves the artists IN
seductive publicity who abide the
length Of the smooth and traffic en-
numbered avenue to think up some
thing good-also quickly
sir Woodman Burmridge, managing
director Of ~Harrods." holds high
cards for the present.
1--WE hope soon" says Sir WOodman,
"t0 take an order in London in the
morning for Paris hat or gown. fly
over TO Paris for it and deliver Il to
the customer in the afternoon
Nor is this all The great store IS
establishing an air service to Paris
which this month Nav Will send
fifteen Of the firms buyers Parisward
in q single day and these fifteen will
return TO London via the Handley-
Page route that same evening, hav-
ing spent nobody knows how many
thousand pounds
I'VE shall run a regular service,
Sir Wo0dman BurbridEe predicts.
mot only for sending buyers to and
fro. but for fetching hats, gowns and
any other articles that are urgently
wanted. We shall shop in Paris for
our customers. and bring the French
capitals resources within a couple
or hours OF our counters here
"Other developments viii shortly he
q regular passenger service for our
customers There viii be few places
IN the United Kingdom or on the con-
tinent TO which we shall not be able
TO offer air passage soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
G0RN DISPLAYS
NEW 5TRENGH
Continued Wet Weather
And Dwindling Of Re
ceipts Are Reflected.

Chicago. ILL.,. 1Iay 2o.-corn displayed
new strength today. Influenced by con
tinued wet weather and by dwindling OF
receipts Only 50 cars Of corn arrived in
Chicago this morning. Opening prices,
which ranged from HG1#e higher. with
July az SLCe0l62ss and September at
1855 1-57, were followed By decided
further upturns-
Additional Advances.
Additional upturns were ascribed to
shorts covering ia consequence OF the re-
establishment OF a 100000 bushel limit on
individual trades. The close was nervous.
~ 3izc net higher. with July at s16fil
GL64a and September at sl-51ll G Los "a
Oats Also Become Higher
Oats sympathized with the corn adj
vance After opening Is @ &c 10 sc higher,
including july az SIC the market re-
acted a little. but then ascended we'll
above initial top figures. Provisions were
dull and easier
Later the market went sharply upgrade
as a result Of buying on the part Of COM
mission houses that yesterday were the
chief sellers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
burgess FAV0RS
BEAUTIFUL CITY
Says That FL Paso Needs
Substantial Houses, Build
ings and Central Park.

Il take pleasure in introducing one
OF our most prominent citizens. ana
soldiers" said James Mari, as he pre-
scented Mai. Richard r. Burgess to the
members Of the Fl Paso Real Estate
board at their semi-annual meeting at
the Sheldon hotel Tuesday noon
In reply MAJ Burgess said 4 1eel
like the candidate for an office who
leaning over an empty barrel repeat
ed his own name and then saying IL
sounds very nice
The address Of MAI Bugges on
@Beauty Of a City as an Element OF
Real Estate Value" contained origi-
nality. The time IS now ripe" said
the speaker, "fOr FL Paso 10 consider
Identifying on a big scale Houses
and grounds should be built with an
idea Of permanency, and public parks
should be in every quarter OF the
city"
Acentral park. just below the mesa
rim around At Franklin is a project
that Mai. Burgess has evidently given
much thought TO from the detail and
specific knowledge conveyed
"El Paso IS in an era OF great prog
ress.7 said the speaker There is no
doubt in my mind that one OF the by
products OF the league Of nations,
when IL is established. viii be a means
OF establishing peace and order in
Mexico. The opening up OF its vast
wealth can but assure FL Paso's fu-
ture success.
It was announced by George lie
Baron that a telegram had been re-
cefVed that DR.. ElwOOd Mead would
lunch with the members OF the reality
board wednesday, and viii address
the realtors
President James Mars motion TO
vote $500 10 help at the Atlantic City
convention TO be held on June %, car
ried. The delegates viii be chosen at
the next meeting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
- LTsTED sTOCKs
MONEY AND METALS
TBr assccIaLad IressI

rDv Associated Fresaf-
Sew YORK. May 2c.-1lercantie paper
81 95-z percent
stsrrinr. 63-cay oils s4soi CONNER
cal 58-dav bills on banks $3.50 com
rnercial s9-day bills. fi.59 i-i demand
g4fe- cables. S464-
Bar Silver. Sl-ec-a
Mexican pesos SEC ..--..
Time loans. easier; all dates. 81. g 9ia
can money. strong; high. low and rll-
Ing rate and closing bid, 5s.i oilerea az
s. last loan. percent
and nearby. 1875 1151sc->
Iron. nominal. No i northern ana = =. 4
southern. ses.15- No northern ana 40
Lad. stsady-sDot. s5l5; July. $3.50
sPster. firm-spot Sis; July. ss-s7ia
roSDOS. METALS MARKET.
london 80 Say c1.-Clcsing quota
tIons in the metals raarket today were
SPOT copper SIS "a Cd
Tin E2G7 IS Sd
Lead. f24 Is Cd
spelter, $50
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-20
SENATE DEMANDS NAMES
OF VICTIMS IN MEXICO

5re Chairman of the interstate com
-rerce commission, said that undouDl-
srTr raf1road legislation would &c en-
acted before the end OF the year
and IL not senator Cummlns add
ed Il predict the president VIII MOI
turn back the rOads-not until II IS
enacted
Republicans Joined the Democrats IN
7nnrovinE the presidents general
statements for cooperation between
capital and labor,
President Wilson's rec0mmenua-
tons for return Of the wires was
characterized by senator Sherman
Of Illinois, Republican rs 'tburle-
son bunk transmitted through the
voice Of the president" He also
said he opposed repeal Of the pro
hihitiom net.
NJ that's an he has to recommend.
he had better stay in Paris where he
can get II without suffering said SEN
Republican leader Monden OF the
house, said
"a number OF the suggestions o.
the PRESIDENTS message are embodied
in the program OF the Republican
party
'The president has been staying TOO
long IN Paris, said Representative
Randall. Of California. the only prohl-
bition member War prohibition VIII
not be repealed by this congress
Senator Johnson Of California.
Republican, made m unsuccessful
effort today to secure immediate
consideration By the senate Of
resolution calling u1on the state
department to furnish the senate
with a cory OF the full text Of the
peace treaty, but, on objection
frezn the Democratic side, the res
olufion went over under the rules.
Failing in this attempt. the Cali
aH
at the last session to secure immedi-
ate action on his resolution calling on
the state department for a declaration
Of the policy Of the United States in