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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

New ysrx Scientists Aase pp~eAxA~d
SGtSahts Property Upon Watea
To Build Ediftee-

New York $50 The FIFTH Church OF
Christ. Scientist. announced purchase
Tor ss,eoe Geo 81 property Ga Madison
svsnae from Forty third and Forty.
toursh street. CO which II rrcposed 10
erect = -s4rssa eae easdsag twenty
stories hish. containing an auditorium
and rooms for the chasrh's activities
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
narxch In Yr.s,,ct

Vassgegs oe-- Bernard Ba-xh. nal
iiasal-e VAC Aas served tie govern.
wsa: in wash.ngtoa s7d Par. darn
he ia as q do1ixr ysAs mxa de-
CARED at The White Hsus. ia; as vas
"tAraaxs w4sA raAise etfscp Of snv Hcry
AID With Ea1ssirg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Ch3cAxa IS ] krrensaEp IA ~
sfxnNt a. president 81 'ae CeErns srcial
Teles-aaAe-x trca Of America Ia
rs letter 10 the executive beard Nj
Nnne akSHap said a;s reasoss Tor .kis
Aciiaa are Eareiy rErseaAl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Washinx sos- j-tsss. Col sar1ra +.
AasetI. former acting 3sAss si bcsss
sss~asi Of the Array. ast tas, eksiri
fsxars N che eensss~srsy wttAsm the
wss Tsnssmsss rasarsass E,atAxy
isstscs. kaaAss hse rssisaaties " Ssc-
Fssary Baker
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Lc-ean. $50 A report thas Great Brit.
san ard shs Gated States As1 sn.
tered lnio an sxre~asat regarding
>iatsr respective military establish
ments was ssnlse ID The hosaAe u csr,..
zsoas ~ AS4rsw beasr s4&~. taaasai
Dor o, tie srsaecSeg. =
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

81 Lows TIE lo!at Ate-aAns,
conasatttee coess@rgIns tie maa,stra
docss eaesiS>a voted aasasracusfy 1.
MAKE tsVors ose r'pe,s 60 prepsses
csNasnaas>e agrvoes.Alng &Saaea fss
completes ~ sss &Ncks
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Atlanta, "a a; nestIsx G; OK
sans cai'e4 " N&tt Nts i. wt
nnsassneas,y de Syt - s7rac ~
rs,ies ccntesesair Veterans - -.
theAr aaIt aa1-AI s,.ss ~ la.s ca.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
Ar leysl 70 Frs-ee

rar.s Algerian Tanistsr as MO
yc<rscas leaders wis s;te7@2G lie vte-
rn-y eetesras.oa ID Pae5s cal.e,. GO Pre-.
n;e- C.e1saceaa at assured TIN Of
SER loyalty t. :>r1aes-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
PR0nlelIl0N BILL IS PASSED


Washington. - the prshisstics
sEsasc emsnt bill, drastic psevsssoas
and al. was aaoased sectloa by sec
tscr BY the asaaxe. but a asAn1 RIA, x
seorv A1anr IN A.s Nome stosd az
against all attacks Ca the ftrA.
ccar'. enlv thrive ,eses we're reScrGcc
In tassr ot Az anendmea; to maast
heme gossesstoa os intaxtcAnss aIlAv
0el
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

O-,sk. To meet An es.@sssnSy In
hosps;A, work Tor wounded sSs=.sns
II The array cghsiag Tho BcasAsvtks
the Amerieaa Red cress has opposed
one az ia htsgrst hospitals 81 cAel.A.
4ask
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

wassiaxtor ts-rssaratica =. the
sztra cavalry 4tr.sssss sruvsasa fa- r.
tss War Asparirseai SLAMS ts- To- "a
Eiccsl sGA-9 val he szssSa Etgarp aa.s
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Eashiagt0a --~Saesstssy Dssisls ~.
sornce1 that be usuld Issue wssh.
ina;oa fos the Pacific toast Angas1
/. Aad world meSs the rs1rsssc reet ~
san Diego about August 6. sfterwasd
gazing 10 HOnossia
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
ls,ts saw MAJ, Live

sssskha.n The lives R sessrHl
AGas,ad psrsors Of the msd&ls elAss~s
4; Riga we're saved by the Letts When
tSsy sgrDras1 the Bessasviki And caa
arvd TIA, city.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Lcn6on. The esrxst0n Of tAs n
crease in sa~ tr*mway .sres and ALSO
ihnss ~ this motor oanlses~s las
oaas@f vsdsssrsAs esscoasss, here
lassiy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Austin Tex without debate the
Texas senate adopted concurrent,
resolution calling the attention OF the
president ard congress 10 tho "gtier
Ea warfare that has prevailed along
sh. Texas Mexican border since
ls;h. and Assins the federal ,govefa,
mans II II canae, protect the border
to accord TO Texas that liberty OF
action" III protecting tts citizens that
the republic ot Texas eujeyed prsc,
tu the time that It IA good saIta -
came a state ot the Inion
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01
AMERICAN SAILORS, WHILE ON
oFriciAl. ouTY. ARE HElD
uP AND RogsEc.
BIG PAY ROLL IS STOLEN
Tssaa Senate sssss Authority 10 FIRE
teet Border II United Ststsa
Government F@ils 10
Take Aetgea.

Washington. The Mexican sitaA'
ton occupies the attention OF both the
executive and legislative branches Of
tbs gDysrpment Tsns.pn MshlGA pa,a&
Tssfaaiht Il ilat state department wAsn
first reports wera received Saturday
al tbs fobhaF ot sailors manning q
small boat from ths American m0ni,
tor Cheyenne ea tAS Tsmesl riycr,
Jgiy i, ~as relieved soms what ~ a
snore details d account Of the incldsag
recsiyed from COD aaader E'inney OF
abe crnlser Topes h flagship OF lbs
American naval forces III Tamaico.
Ths report said the sailors, Who
were on official duty. were held up by
tbrse men IN ciYiilan eiathipg. Two VI
whom carried rifles and tina, when
informed Of she incident the M.siesus
had expressed deep sagres and
Promised 10 attempt 10 establish the
identity OF the thieves II ~as added,
however, that no 10 the present tanse
attempts had beeu trultless
Before this dispatch came the state
department, was advised from Tam
pico that on last Wednesday bandits
sohbea the Atlantic Refining Com
pany'R oil loading station At Puerto
I1boa, near Tampico. OF ;ie.oo0
whieA waS intended tor the company "
pay rolt
A number OF senators and repre-.
Rsntatiyss called az the state depart
ment "a confer with Henry y Fisteh
er the American ambassador TO Mex
leo. Oh the situation 10 the southern
republic while tas senate foreign 70
tasfecs eommtttee ordered fayorabiy
reported tho resolution 81 Senator
King. Democrat, Utah, calling 90 the
.s.sss syeegtfgent, tar fHlI iniQrma.Ion
q. Ia depred&tloas against American
ri,itena and property in Mexico dur
ting recent years
On tho senate floor Senator Fall
Napublcan. New Mexico, reiterated
provteus statements that among Mex.
ioaas allied by American soldiers In
r~pulslng rslda across tbs border dur
Ing the past few months we're officers
and men In uniforms OF the Mexican
federal army lie rwad q telegram
NlstAg names as snss1a st she Fasfanss
officers aud mea Killed by the Amer.
k.ns
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-08-01

Nashville. Prot. r. l. Harmed
prcslasn, OF the state baard OF eiaca
ton. ls here from CiIkayilie, lie
Gays the next meeting of the board
viii b. held at the stass capital on
Thursday. August Z
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

Trair
Ftsm eoth Division ibs,h Arsaen
raFttc
ifom seen Division sish sunni,
AND Sanitary Trains
tfom siih Division s1ir cavalry
lleguiafs assigned. 2tfh Goth and
tsiN infantry
Thhtt SECOND Division Jrmp cos.
lsr Mitch. atra Wisconsin Nlnncsola
Noifh aud South pthoin Inl Mich.
Ifanl
Thsfit sixth Division romp Travis
1'tNHa ann Afkansas Nlssissippl
Louisiana Texas and Ohluh lmal
gefamsd 1854 innnti Brigade.
l1alU Arlrnr Nepmeut f1is and
is.nd NlrhINs eun BaftaNons itith
fTrNn headquarters MlNu loNce.
Firil -irnW battalion anil Ammunition
Train
Ifam ,,h Division irl mtnuy
uuado satlh AfNlof
i'ron sotH Division $500 Machine
|CHn HatttNoH
run sem Division lNn -nprN
nna sanitary rune eiih Artillery
fiusnlt
Rerulafs assigned ad $3.50 a5ih
ara 1ifh nfantrs tlh AtIfft aUth
Efelmeut Enelucefs lHiN NWHIf,
FMf't seventh Division iCHmr Shot.
m1n ohio afea Weef NreinH Rnd
phol
Eighty ufsf Division Dtsnn Tatief
hf. afeA indHus and herfue.sl
f.sfif socond ntisIon tDauI 0of-
t.n On ures goorau fioai1 and
tAnlWll
Elght, Smith Division lCsup fuus
t.n kan tfca Missouri colorado
Hnl ktnsasl
neuInad rIh infantry Nrig1dc
gi0u and alfsi Machine gun Rat
aiiuns ainh Train iicnfouarter-
MILITARY Police Engineers ficdi Sig
nil battalion Nnd Ammunition train
From 9tth Division Goth Infantry
i'rlgHdr. g0th AfiHicr, HrEld, if0ih
Nlchinr lur Battalion foth supply
and sanitary Trains aud asfh Cavalry
Regulars assigned End -ofh and
fisi Regiments Infantry ist gfh nno
iffh ARTILLERY
Nincn 0f.i division lcamp lewis
Wash Hfes rtrinC ana Nork,
Mountain Siafos
Toft, second Division ,Cavahv
Southern Department nreat 800 siatesl
HotHined s8rd and seth cavair,
Urnntr,l bfie8drsl ifsth itOth and
itfu Machine GUN SQuadrona ln1f.
tHNonsl ltath Aliiier, lhorsel lt7tl
Train headquarters MILITARY Police
IIpid Signal battalion ard Ammuni
ZION Train
From s0th Division gtsrd Machine
Dm squadron thatianonl uaih sun
nN and SAntar, Trains
Regulars assigned First ttb lth
Nih l2th iah itth and ioth Cavalry
Eighth Engineers
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
MAXWELL SAYS
POSSIBLE
Says Capt. Chamberlain
Could Have Gotten Away
on Such Mission

~ |.N ~ 'H''' |N .tNN
london March lN lu thr rnur. u1
tWi proceedings lDdlt 0i CHWhW fU
muuH Ct rhamhsfipu or s'au AnfUn|n,
Tcyas. in connection HlfN nla us
uf noticed Hcupl pelfurman.e H Gown
pnnt nth British Wf fol,ta Hsf .lm
mDr. thr icf.usrN DfHas pNuuIHtf .UI
0f ihe Wuoua uutah lUmnn NHIor
b. Makweii opmmiudu. squadron
tf a rouuun si thr tmr of CHAIN
nef'elH visit ndicaftH nN An ut.
tUmpI would nc madD fl show fHlf
Chamberlain hhd madU in unofficial
nlnm with ihr DHnuAauUn uf eumt
British uiiof rleni tissuisInr hlmsef
n ihc Hticrs f'ynE ciothta
Mtinf MHNH0f Who testified fe
tcniat htf Chamberlain nsN uo ma
.liun of h,t sluHarNH and NnAt N. dld
1908 snnu ant 20 Dr n-if.h ofu0e e
nHmod n fHr report of Duamh, .nIu's
tsniots admitted mdat iHHt b. vHa
possible fNr 3D. visitor fn lof away uU
au.h "a filrat bros mH hr bad u.h
confidence Boz h.s nIInI. lNHi ht Wa.
oerftn ho would he advised uf unN
suDh incident lnd fHftNrlnure. wuulI
he able in NheDN uu fuN Justification
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
Special Field Corps
Organized to Aid in
Employment Service

uy THE Associated pfe.a
Washington, MARCH -pfEanTa-
ZION of spoo.1i ncld CORPS in connec-
tion with the emorFouc, committee Tor
soldiers nnd sai'Os ol fhc Council nf
National Defense was announced TODAY
hv De- W.T. Department.
rbe corps Is composed o arpr0NI
wately a5 army ofNlcrs srrcialt -o-
ltCted and assigned t0 the Wnrs ht .ne
Win Department and wnl he under tnr
Uncsf supervision of DpiuntI AfIhHr
Woods special assistant in t1o nc0Ie-
tari OF war and chairman of lhs omelg.
,ucy employment committee 10 htH
been organized tor thc purpose of c1r.
rtiuF on in tho field thr pHrs of A"
Mar Department and of thr comm -
tor h, mpiofmrnt of soldiers flil-
oir ana marines tuA then e.1Iiust
moui of pcaDs IIme condition
THE worh Nni consist largely GOD gath
tfIng information concerning present
rNislne government rmp'oNrruf ag
,no.os as we'll ts Hponcles established
aud maintained hf private orsHniTn-
uons ami individuals and 81. fudne
cuf usi how lnc War Uopur mont Hud
ihe committee can n ro operating
WITH ihr community uiiM lhr nation
obligations 900 the men NOW returning
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
Suggests Changes
in Army Tribunals

Ht Tho Associated press
Washington March 20 Lieutenant
colonel a. Porter oft 'hr Uag, ~
yooaic generals ouico submitted %
statement TODAY iu the special come
mitteo of the American Bar NssoCia-
zion cmh0dyIug changes Boz the mill
tors justice system which De- said
would brinE about Improvement in ad-
minisiration of usiicc
The ooninutte, b. investigating army
court martiais or the Request of Sec
retHry Hlker
Colonel rorfcre main recommends
Nou was th, organization of special
lnd distinct oeps So iuwtrrr who
would serve as Judge advocates. one
portion io ser,s tho prosecution Hnd
tht ofhcr me defense in oorri martial
Ir nlso recommended reduction ln thr
uumhor of members of o cenor1l court
Irpu thirteen t0 three on liYe mem ana
fha assignment ol counsel fU ihr lc.
cursed at the earliest possible moment
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
3 Employers &c BE Asked 10
lend Facilities of pianta.

The board plnn ns oufHpri ht nl
ifnssrr contemplate Insiitutna fhs
rl'n 30 operation 100 the croe tis.
fed and mfcr extending be- Too ufhDr
towns throughout tno country or
pnu4siIons Ni1 ho asked Do nlmr
committee on ihc eunlotmrni OF diH.
nbird mem tnd fhoso committee Nn
undertake t0 HfnraiUt employers Win
ihr WORK thc botrd i. dolng ln Hddi
Iuu OmuleNrrr ufl Nf HsNrI in iDnd
fhr facilities of rneh plants n training
fnD wrn
There viii 500 about ono hundred
Thousand disabled mem Do paeD" said
nr ufosser TODAY About $1,000 of fht
mcn hlye lost legs and arms rhouf Is
have been total, blinded and fnc oth-
trs 1ro suffering from many Kinds OF
disabilities Some 5000 of fho disc
abioi men probably wil hc fqk0n hiok
in ihe plants which fhoy ien leaving
al uui 600 fo he trained for nfw Wofl F."
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
Says No Commander Would
Admit Unoffisiai Flight

The iclcusv hrourHi uut chat thc
Witness bad naid .1 Captain Chlmhef
lniu st Ellie whore De- hHl met mm co.,
he uffiatrE moss iu january nef
Aren't you the follow fnl. stole q
camel thr utne 0f mpeN r-i fram
ns ai fhe Tou0uin Hnd Hito thaf boz
bad fold lieutenant Commando D. o.
Allan United States NnVv wto had
investigated the Chamberlain caae. th1f
nu squadron commander would admit
having lof visitor ff unofnDnilv ns
that would mean tho loss of hIs major.
itf and reduction to thc ranks
Major Maxwell could Uni Iemomhrf
whether De- nnd tuid Commander Aimn
chat ho would ike fO hoin Chamber
uin hut cunli NOT 200 aneW oi cns0s
where pilots had claimed results thaf
-.L-LM NOT D.. lllLI-.L .LLL----L.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
focH GIVEN INSTRUCTIONS
REGARDING DANzic SITUATION.

lN l'NN ANruiitfNi ties
Paris. Nureh 20 President Wilson
nnd ID, premicrs constituting tho coun
lli % Sour ptte Marshal forh insifue
items TODAY feeafdins ihe situation az
panNg where the Germans have 70
nistd iu permit tht landinn of Polish
troops
Tho nature of ihe Instructions VIII
ntonthit NOS Boz revealed until they are
iNado known lu GERMANY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
MANoiN NAV MOVE
AGAINST HUNGARY

in The NssuUntnd Press.
Paris. Nafch 70 The Havos Ngency
leNr,ts i cerlaIn That General Mnntln
,,In direct operations again1t Hun
s4rs with headquarters in iloimnnia
inl thai General HenrNs viii command
thr Polish troops.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
Will Protect Allied
Missions in Budapest


london march 80 lorcien Minis
I,r Beta kun ha' assured g decree eN
lending tht protection of tn" huusn
ruu soviet republic in thr foreign
MILITARY missions in brdapest "a hun
gar.an wireless dispatch received here
TO-DAY Sass rhe missions wiN ha ser
miflcd DO %, thr llAgs uf Their respect
l,. countries over heir HEADQUARTERS.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30
Maxwell Proves 20 Be
Remarkable" Witness

Aiaiof M0Nwcl promptly answered
questions which were fred from hoth
sidos regarding details of hie "rou
luin Acrodrome and tho work of fhc
squadron on the tnriou. dpNs OF Cham
norlain's ropui,d Nisii to r0u4m
The court has hcsu greatly Impressed
by the knowledge % this work and tnp
exact Information n possession hf fhr
royal an fOrcos Witnesses and ai thr
conclusion ~ Major MaVwen's tsst.
mony ihe prose uiion eroyeN askrd
the witness 10 he had ever token %
course Boo memory training &c. wished
Gao show u iho record to inf review
lng nuthouucs. nc mid what l fo-
mukable witness iho court bad before
co."
captains q. % iioakwil ana 81 g.
Kenneth of thc ROYAL Ar Forces. t,sil.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

Nansas City, Mo, March 90 James
Swtzw 53 fhis afternoon Slot and
.ili,d hir wife Mrs. Edua SwNyer as.
t their nomc in Kansas ciiA kausas,
lnd fnen tool, his own uie. a quarrel
over daughter who had ltfi home
or Calofuuia. where She hal expected
20 become motion picture acress. r.
cliefed go have been the cause of the
.rootinr The murder was Witnessed
Dos small boy fly.ng his Nlte 10 the
street,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

The man who builds is the desirable citizen,
always
The good sense, the source Of profit, repres
improvements, has established the credit of ma
The successful man acts, goes ahead in spite of al
which in nine cases out of ten later prove not
staces at all
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-03-30

lumber concern any other business stand or
fail on the Quality of its Service YOU.
1t is with this full understanding that we ask YOU for vor
business
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-10
WOULD HEAD OFF
PROBE BY OWN
Investigation
Official Washington Smiles at
Latest Maneuver of Post
master General Own Off,
CiaIS ON Board.

ESPECIAL coRRespohnr'teK ro soapIHc JOURNAL
Washington, June 9.--Many Off
cials here are smiling at the announce
ment that the post office department
is to investigate itself
Following thousands Of complaints
against delay In mail delivery, the
most serious being failure of bust
ness concerns to obtain satisfactory
service, it Is announced that the de-
partment has decided to make an ex-
animation. This was greeted with con-
siderable satisfaction until the per-
sonnel of the investigating board be-
came known The examiners are To
he two representatives of the railroad
mail service, a post office inspector,
a department official and the post
master of the District Of Columbia.
Considering these mems connection
with the policy of the department,
Washington fails TO see what good is
to come OF the work of the commits
sion and the demand for an unbiased
congressional probe continues to
spread
When the war was on, the move
ment of troops added to transporta-
tion congestion and the mails wero
heavy with hundreds of thousands of
government papers and there was
then an inclination in congress to ac-
cept the explanation Of the post office
department, that abnormal conditions
were responsible for slow handling Of
the postal service,
However, since members Of con
grees returned TO Washington and arc
stll getting their maiI from home in
"skip-stop" fashion they have been
impressed with the deficiencies of the
department.
When the membership of the IN
Vestitatin@ commission was first an
nounced there was some inclination
to express indignation nut this Is
changing to merriment and congress
appears to feel that 1t may be neces
sary to appropriate thousands Of dol
lars to gather data to convince Post
master Burleson Of the utter demor-
alization of his department.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-10
MUST BE ANOTHER
LOAN IS OP P|N|ON
GENE RALLY HELD
Washington is SkepticaI As to
Statement Of Secretary of
Treasury That Victory Loan
TO Be Last,

Washington, une 9.--How is the
treasury to escape floating more
bonds. is the question everyone is ask
ing in Washington.
Statement by Secretary Glass that
there will not be another loan Is by
no means taken at par. That there
will he anothe" loan In some form Is
the view generally held here.
Representative Fess of Ohio has
prepared interesting figures in this
relation
by May / =" said Mr. Fcss today
"the fifth Liberty Loan had already
been drawn upon or anticipated, leaN-
ing but $2,226, 1000 600, That fund can
not be increased in any way outside
Of another loan except through the
customs duties and the income and
excess profits tax. We have the esti-
mates offered that this income can
not go beyond the $4,000, 90 900 mark.
In looking over the monthly expendi.
lures beginning with December last
these are the figures.
December, 100000
January, 1919, $l,962,0 900, 600, in
round numbers.
February, $.,1S9. 600
March, 81 ,3S0,000,000
April, $1.425, 600, 600.
Up to the goth Of this month, $780,
100000
THE monthly charge on the treas
ury is about 81, 400,000,000 / read
from the last report, the May report,
of the federal reserve board
Practically the entire income and
funds of department will be needed
for the purposes of the steadily in
for the steadily recurring demands
brought to bear for maturing indebt-
edness and for current expenditures,
which are now running at about ST.
100000 900 per month. Any further
increase in expenses will, accordingly
have to be made from proceeds of new
financing. involving the sale of addi-
tional notes or bonds, as circum-
stances may require
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-10
REPUBLICANS ARE
DETE RNINED BIC
CUTS TO Be MADE
Difficult Task Of Reducing
Huge Estimates of Depart
ments Is Now Facing the
Lawmakers,
lay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wlprl

Washington, June with the
house entering actively on the con-
sideration of appropriation bills. and
members of house and senate real
ling anew the enormous outlay which
the heads of departments and bureaus
are calling for, there is renewed and
growing demand for economy,
Even though there is great diff
ficulty in cutting down the estimates
of the departments and bureaus in
the short time left between now and
July ], when IT is needful to have
the bills enacted, reductions will be
made where possible. Such reduc-
tions, members say, forecast greater
ones in the regular session when
there will be more time to give crit
ical attention to the heavy demands
of the executive officials.
Senator Smoot of Utah, member of
the senate appropriations committee,
and one of the foremost students of
appropriations in congress, is strongly
demanding economy, He is alarmed at
the tendency of the government de-
partments and bureaus to run amuck
in the matter of expenditures.
Senator Smoot said demands of
the government departments Should
be cut down radically and expendt.
lures put back to pre-war basis
with the least possible delay.
"It will be impossible to lower
taxes said Senator Smoot, ''unless
the present high rate of expenditure
is cut down to something like its
normal figure. We cannot go on the
way we have been gcing. Expenses
of the government should have been
reduced as soon as the fighting stop.
ped"
The house has already done much
work on appropriations. 1t is try
ing to expedite their Passage. Some
reductions have been made but SEN
ator Smont thinks more are neces-
sary. Indications are that some of
the bills will be heavily pared in the
senate.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-10
CLEARS WAY FOR
APPOINTMENT Of
]. 7. NJ LAUGHLIN
Central Labor Union Votes
Confidence in Commission
erS Who Will Fill Vacancy
After Hearing ConneII,

The Central Labor union fpst night
voted confidence in the city commis-
sioners in filling the vacancy left by
the death of Charles +. Wade. The
meeting refused to endorse j, T. Nc
I4aughIn, known to be favored by
the commissioners for the vacant
chair, on the ground that two union
men already had been endorsed, but
the vote of confidence was generally
interpreted by men who were present
as clearing the way for the appoint
ment of Mr.. Mclaughlin. The refusal
to endorse in positive terms was said
not to indicate any unfriendliness to-
ward Mr.. Mclaughlin
The action was taken after Chair
man Walter NJ. Connell, of the COM
mission, had spoken, mentioning Mr..
Mclaughlin as the choice of his and
his colleagues, Commissioners j, M.
Reynolds, provided there was no oh
lection to the appointment. 1t was
said that Mr.. Mclaughlin would ac-
cept the appointment, but not il the
choice was not satisfactory. After the
vote of confidence had been given,
Mr.. Connell thanked the meeting and
announced that MIR. Mclaughlin
would be named The appointment
probably will be made at the commits
sioners next meeting on Wednesday
night.