The Tomahawk., 1919-07-10

The German government at Weimar
y formally communicated its willingness
X TO sign the peace terms unconditional
u, it was announced by the French
{ foreign Office at Paris. r..
Washington, .....s :.
One officer and three enlisted men
were killed, two men were wounded
i and one officer and four enlisted men
y were captured in recent fighting with
& anti -KOlchak' forces In Siberia, accord
{. ing to q Washington official report.
Henry Ford asked Secretary Glass
at Washington to send an expert to
examine the books of the Ford
VI Motor company, to determine the
4 amount on Mr.. Ford's share OF the
\ profits on war contracts, which he de-
u sires to return to the government.
The first official Victory medal to
b be struck will be issued to President
& Wilson, as commander-in-chief Of the
q army, the war department at Wash
ingtOn announced. The second medal
will 60 to Secretary Baker. ~ ~@G
Without debate the senate ut Wash
aington approved committee amend
Inent to the naval appropriation bill.
increasing the fund for aviation from
\ the $15,OOO,OOO voted by the house to
y 335 OOO,O 600. The bill carries about
B $?S2! 100000, as compared with $685.
OO0, 900 provided by the house. $
The post Office department cleared
I 81. .OOOOOO for the fiscal year 1913.
Postmaster General Burleson turned
q over to Secretary Glass Mt Washing
tom check for $15,OOO,OOO retaining
$2.OOO,OOO for a working balance. !.
One of the consultations offered by
the government ut Washington for
July 1 is the return of the 2-cent
stamp. The 1-cent postal card comes
back also. Persons caught with
large supply Of 3-cent stamps may ex-
change them. /s ~. I.
The army appropriation bill, carry
aing $8Ss. .OOO,O 900 and providing for an
average army Of 100000 men next
year, an increase over the house bill
4 of STA ,OOO, 900 In funds and 100000 In
personnel, was passed by the senate at
Washington without q roll call and
4 Int To conference -. Il - = r.. i
Agreement was reached by senate
y and house conferees on legislation ut
EBWashington to repeal government con-
troll Of telegraph, telephone and other
w1ro systems. "l$.
II Total casualties of the American ex-
I peditionary forces reported to date
was announced by the war department
/ at Washington ~ 2So.O16. 23
Without a record vote the senate at
swashington approved a, committee
Il AllNmendment to the annual army apprO-
u ptaation bill, authorizing the war de-
llpartment to proceed with the pur-
scbase Of camp sites, negotiations for
which are pending. y
hi tt4 Is ~.,t.,rt- ...'. .s
Provision In the bill for enforce
nent Of wartime prohibition which
v would have prevented the "use" by q
lsc1tizen Of liquor In his own home was
Il stricken out BY the house judiciary
Icommittee at Washington.
IIlsF oS,eign
"a Berlin dispatch says Germany il
n faced with a nationwide railroad
SHStrike for higher wages.
Greek endorsements have been
sent to Smyrna to aid the Greeks
Mere who have been attacked BY
ls s&rUng Turkish forces, according to
,sadvices received at Paris.
sS4 American soldiers concentrated In
EEIlAs Coblenz bridsehead. awaiting or
0sss received news regarding the Ger
80 national assembly's vote for peace
lIsat yvslmar through 4extra editions Of
IN ,newspapsEs.
1 II asFsse . .
II was repoeted By the London H.
$500 Telegraph TINT tie dead N
IT, Eioting at HambuEy total 106
~ the disorders In Berlin are re.
eed 70 Be increasine. With many
oeks barIfcaded and serious En-.
\ snents bstween government troops
1 - of the hoooes in the Individual
IS competitioa oe IL interallied
+ oD O D,AyouEs fanee at Le Mana
- ADaea0n marfnmen took II
= places