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Evening star., 1919-03-14
NAMES MEN TO review
RETIREMENT MEASURE
B. Il. Alcorn, Chairman Of Joint
Conference, Appoints Subcom-
mittee. of. Five.

r. H. Alcorn, chairman of the joint
service of the United States, has ap
pointed a subcommittee to review the
Mckellar- K eating bill. with a view to
redrafting it for presentation at the
next Congress.
The committee named includes John
S. Beach, former president of the Fed
eral Employees Union, No. 2, National
Federation of Federal Employees: Ed
ward J. RYAN, president ofthe Rail-
way Mail Association; DR.. c. Eder
Reed of the joint retirement commit
tee of the naval gun factory; Will
liam D. Clark, president of the Plate
Printers Union, and DR.. Llewellyn
Jordan, secretary of the United States
Civil Service Retirement Association.
Chairman Alcorn also announced the
appointment of subcommittee on or
ganiza ton and finance. This commit
tee will provide means to finance the
campaign and organize members into
a fighting force. Its members will be
Henry Sterling. legislative representa-
tive of the American Federation of
Labor: Edward J. Gainor, president of
the National Association of Letter
Carriers; n. p. Alifas, president of
District A. International Association
of MachinistS, and john J. Deviny,
secretary of the National Association
of Civil Service Employees.
Evening star., 1919-03-14
Will Not Ask Britain for Passports

DUBLIN, Thursday, March 13.-The
sinn Feiners are "in accord with in
ternational custom" in asking the
British government for safe conducts
for their delegates to the peace confer
ence. but it is said they will not ask
for passports.
Evening star., 1919-03-14
UNUSED UNIFORMS GIVEN
TO CITIZENS OF C0BLENZ
Thousands Found Stored by q. S.
Army Officers Converted Into
Clothing for German Civilians.
of the Associated Press.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
COBLEN2, February 20.-Thousands
of unused German uniforms that were
found in the storehouses here have
been delivered to the local authorities
by American Army officials for con-
version into civilian clothing for the
poorer residents of the city. :
Both boys and men now appear on
the streets in new clothes, some of
which have been disguised by dyes.
The women; too, have availed them
selves of the opportunity to get warm
war coats. They have scorned, how
ever, the camoufage of the dye man.
and it is now q common sight to see
one wearing long war coat that
obviously once, as a gray military
overcoat adorned a German officer.
The only change has been the femi-
nizing of the collar and sleeves with
perhaps the addition here and there
Of a few buttons or trimming.
Some men of the Rhineland have re-
sorted to the turning of the war coats
inside out. Scores of men who are
we'll dressed wear the buttons on
what was the inside of the army. coat.
Evening star., 1919-03-14
HUNS BREAK OFF, PARLEY
OVER POLISH FRONTIER

PARIS, March 13.-The negotiations
at Posen between the German dele
gates and members of the interallied
mission to Poland over the Polish
frontier situation have been broken
off by the German delegates. accord
ing to. the Berlin Taeglische Runds-
chau, as quoted in a dispatch to LIE
Journal from Zurich.
The Germans have already left Posen
"as a protest against their treatment
by the allies" the newspaper reports.
Evening star., 1919-03-14
LOND0NERSU UNABLE
T0F|ND WAY HOME
Curious Sequel to Tube
Strike When Business Men
We're Forced to Walk.
LINES NEARLY MILE LONG

LONDON. February 90 Correspond
ence of the Associated Press) There
is legend in the United States that
Englishmen are great walkers II
they are. the recent tube strike show
ed they don't walk in London. When
this strike forced Londoners to walk
they didn't even know the way home.
Policemen were amazed One big
bobby" who keeps the traffic straight
at the foot of Ludgate hill declared
that city" business men had kept
him busy telling them how to get to
some of the best known localities iii
London the first day of the strike.
Its past belief" he commented
with some indig nation, that man
can ride on a bus for years between
his home and his office and still not
know the way when he has to FOOT
it."
: While the strike lasted great queues
formed at the bus stops. There was
one at HammcrSmith estimated to be
nearly a mile long. Men, women and
children struggled desperately to ride.
Some of the women carried babies.
Many of the men were crippled sol
diers in hospital blue. Some of the
children We're pale little girls, faint
from weariness.
Many Do Walking Hungry.
AS the tube strike was coincident
with a strike of walters and kitchen
staffs, thousands of hotel residents
had to do their walking hungry.
Overseas men, home for demobiliZa-
ton, emerging from railway stations
with their heavy kits, discovered they
would have to walk to the other side
of London.
London is certainly mean to me-"
said an American soldier cheerfully.
Last time I visited here on leave
there was a bus strike. Time before
that the taxis had quit
British tommies during the tube
strike stopped royal air force lorry.
bargained with the driver to take
them to their destination.
Vans for Aged and Women.
Many West End business houses put
their motor delivery vans at the dis
posal of home going woman and aged
man employees. In the huge and end
less professions of pedestrians home
ward bound of an evening it was
curious to Americans to note the
large number of old people-mostly
men-gray-haired clerks of the shops
and "city" brokerage offices.
Besides delivery vans and lorries,
many rode in Red Cross ambulances.
Thousands were awheel, rusted BIZ
cycles having been brought to light
from many a basement.
Girl conductors showed skill and
patience in the emergency. The con
ductorettes kept a watchful eye on
the struggling crowds for the hos
pital blue. "Fsull-up except for that
lame tommy" you would hear her
cry. and the crowd would fall back
to let the limping and embarrassed
soldier through to the coveted place.
Evening star., 1919-03-14
AJT0DEALERSKEPT
BUSY "SHOW|NC" CARS
Individual Display Gaining Favor.
virginian Prefers Horse, But
He Buys Machine.

Ideal weather yesterday helped to
add another record breaking day for
those interested in 'buy a motor car
week" Dealers estimate that no pre-
vious afternoon or evening had wit
messed such outpourings OF purchas-
ers and prospective purchasers or au-
tomobiles and trucks.
That the individual display Of cars
by the different dealers is fast gain
ing favor over the old conventional
show under one roof is admitted by
all. 1t not only gives both customer
and dealer a better chance to go into
the details of the car, the dealers
say but allows all interested IN pur-
chasing car plenty of time to make
the rounds of the various establish
ments free Of charge.
That there is something IN a name
was proved on Wednesday. when an
old time horseman from down War
renton, Va, way happened IN the
Roamer Sales Company on Connectl-
cut avenue, and. with look or con-
tempt at the beautiful machines dis
played on the floor, asked John So
botka, the proprietor. how much
certain touring car was worth. On
being told the price, the lover OF horse
flesh turned away in digust. drew out
his check book. wrote the amount,
gave his address and ordered the. car,
saying to the proprietor as he handed
him the check:
II don't want one of those things.
Horses are good enough for me. but
my wife insists that it is time for US
to be like other folks. Last night l
went over the whole entry list and as
you men had one named after the
gamest little piece of horse flesh that
ever looked through a bride l de-
cided at once to take a chance on
your car. No, ! don't know how TO
drive and what's more / don't want to
Epn1
Evening star., 1919-03-14

A food scientist states that one and
half pints of milk with half a
pound of pea flour would supply all
the essential ingredients for a whole
DAYS food
Evening star., 1919-03-14

The coming summer will mark~the
semi-centennial of the formal open
ing of the Suez canal. one Of the
greatest engineering projects of the
world.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-18
STATE HOUSE

! Liberty, was al a later meeting of
the trustees elected superintendent.
Mr.. Donnell is now a lieutenant in
the naval service, having for the past
two years been under Lieut.. Com.
Thomas Mott Osborne, in charge Of
the naval prison at the Portsmouth
navy yard. He had previously been
engrossing and election clerk under
Secretary Of State John E. Bunker.
during Governor Curtis administra-
ton, leaving that position to become
assistant superintendent Of the State
Reformatory al Howard. r. /. He
was later called into the naval p.is-
On work going TO Lieut.. Com. Os-
horne's department TO have charge
Of the educational work and later
having charge of the administrative
work
Lieutenant Donnell is still in the
service and will at once make appli-
cation for his discharge. SO as 20
take up as soon as possible his new
duties He will until that time, as
s;st the trustees in every way pos
sibie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-18
REPORT SMALL
POX AT STOCKTON

Stockton, Nov IAN epidemic
which may be small pox has broken
out in this village and a number Of
houses have been placed under quar-
antine. The schools and all places II
amusemen. have been closed and no
church services were held on Sunday.
The cases are mild and doctors dis-
fer as to what il may be, although
enc has pronounced j, small pox.
Every precaution will he taken %
prevent the spreading Of the disease.
Several cases have been reported
among the workmen in the Stockton
Yard, Inc. and at Sandy Point where
the schools have also been closed