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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09
+ RANCE HONORS
. YANKEE NEGROES;
ia WIN MEDALS
Copyright, 1919, by the Press Pub
fishing Co.
(The New York WORLDLY

(The New York World.)
Especial Cable Dispatch to the World
and Albuquerque Journal)
Paris, France, Jan. S.-For ezra
ordinary heroisIn under fire 124 AM
ericas negroes members of the 81
and 3I2nd infantry regiments. have
been decorated by the French author
tiles. Four of them received the Me-
daille Militaire and the others the
War Cross.
The two regiments were brigaded
with the French, under the command
of Gen. Goybet of the 157th division,
The negroes to receive the much-cov-
eted Mcdaille Mllitaire were Sergt.
Depew Preyor, Copr. Clifton Mofri-
son, Privates Clarence Van Allen and
Kenneth Lewis All were from Mas
sachusetts and belonged TO the same
company.
Lewis is dead, having been killed
at his post by hand grenades He took
from the Germans machine gun
while 1t was in action on Busy Farm,
in the Champagne district.
George Byrd, oneSof the winners of
the War Cross, was in command of
a mortar near Verdun He gave val
liable assistance to "A raiding party by
cutting wires SO the party could ad-
vance into enemy territory. The NOR
tar he was firing had not been se-
curely placed, and it began to jump
about. In order to secure a steady
aim he sat on it while it was piping
hot, and continued to shoot by feed
ing the gun from behind He tenn
porarily lost his hearing. and has not
yet fully recovered from the deafen-
ing effect of the gun.
Corp. Eyre, another winner of the
War Cross with palms, is with the
boys from Couth Carolina. The 372nd
is made up Of former members of Ma
tional Guard regiments Of Massaehu-
setts, Washington, ID. c.; Maryland,
Ohio, and Tennessee. The greatest
distinction for deeds of ,valor was won
by the men from Massachusetts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09
Admits False statement

Paris, Jan. 8. (Havas)--Deputy
Louis Turmel. according to the Matin,
made an important written declara-
ton before his death early this week.
The deputy is said to have declared
that the previous testimony he gave
concerning the charge OF trading with
the enemy. on which he was being de-
tanned, was untrue. He explained
the newspaper says that fear OF even
tual vengeance had prevented him
from telling the truth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09

Buenos Aires. Jan. S.-Shipping has
virtually been paralyzed< by a strike
of marine workers and no vessel un-
der Argentine flag is being moved, the
crews of the ships having deserted
them. This cuts off communication
with Mcntevideo, Asuncion and other
river ports. Foreign shipping is also
being hampered by the strike Of the
tug crews
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09
FOCH SAYS GERMANS
ARMED B0lSHEVISTS
t.v MORNING ,ousr.l s-se'.. ,s.sso ~,-.,

Paris. Jan. s Havas) AT the last
meeting of the armistice commission
Marshal Foch called attention to the
actions of the Germans, who. he said,
while evacuating Poland and the
Paltic provinces. left their arms with
the Bolsheviki, thus violating the
conditions of the armistice. Marshal
Foch added that Germany would be
held accountable for the damage
done by the Bolsheviki thus armed.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09
Colorado Eiitors 10 Meet,

Denver. Jan. S.--The mid winter
session of the Colorado Editorial as
sociation will be held IN Denver jan
uary 20 and 81, according TO the an
nouncement made today. J. l.. Gross.
head of the federal reserve hank in
Kansas City. will be the principal
speaker. of the two days session.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09
To Return Rcfncccs.

Washington Jan. s.-Steps are be.
ing taken by the state department tc
bring home from Turkey some $500
have been there during the war II
was said today warship probably
would BE- sent for them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09
LOCAL REPORT.

The summary of local conditions for
the twenty -four hours, ended at p.
m. Wednesday, follows Maximum
temperature. A degrees; minimum, Z;
range. 40; temperature at 8 p. M, /;
north wind. clear.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09
VICTOR |. BERGER AND
CO-OEFENDANTS GUILTY
OF D|SLOYALTY CHARGES
IS VERDICT OF THE JURY
MAY BE SENTENCED TO PRISON
FOR NOT LESS THAN ONE AND
NOT MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS

Berger Declares His Innocence and Said That He Expected
Verdict Of Not Guilty; Application for New Trial Filed and
Attorneys Announced That Case Will Be Taken to Supreme
Court II Necessary to Keep the Men Out Of JAIL Proseou
ton Was Founded on Writings and Speeches by the Five
Defendants After War Was Declared.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-01-09
THE WEATHER
FORECAST

Denver, Colo, Jan. S.--New Mexi-
co and Arizona: Thursday and Fri
day fair; not much change in tenn
perature,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
REAL ESTATE.


t,t .,rN. r. ...,.Y
isst located u'rI Io, ualu oa l,a.,iorl
,i lhl''. m %" ''ai .'l. "i a''''' -l,.'
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/ tuK ~Nlh uK EXCHANGES .nl IA o..
81 lutI. Mo usr.tIn. brN U 90. ,,.o
World
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to, s.Ic Phone --oa
nrrr .l,, .n rB.I,fs uasN, for talr
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FOR S\It hast iu't .ot 300 brualm"u'
rNo.r .,l
lOl. Hr,u ..AIr .,..r.,,,. ..,,n. r...
lor .,u. within IHr ',.lut Terrace pu,'
m,. shade ,ud nuf price from goo
Z q. ~ fuu get busy II Fuu Wput uI, or
ur"i' fhuur 900. iN." Il. d can
.gUam go N,uh ~ Commerce.
ron .,I -u foe, t,r,.,r l.,n ANA ldia
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LANDS ANN FARMS ron yAIG AZ
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rhon, gluo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
TuF OWNER

Saws sell his South Cheyenne home.
good sovru-rooni modern, two
story residence located on high land
where tho floods do not interfere.
htg" living room. dining room, beau
uful mantcL modern bullt-in fcn-
'urC7. largo sleep rooms. sleeping
porch, largo closets. basement fur.
mace heat garage and servants
quarters. Price $3.50. part cash,
balance good terms
The c. II. Terwilligcr Co.
biS Mayo bldg Phones 6A9c-42N0.
mcnt furnace hardwood finish,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
WANTED TO BORROW

WE want 10 borrow 81 800 FOR ore year
on our real estate. Cal phone sat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


ADJ Ut family wants u fu ru,u 100
FURNISHED. apartment or house reason.
abb close. south lido prrtcrrri OAl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
CITY LnANS

Made In any amount either straight loan,
or monthly payment, on Tulsa business
and residence PROPERTY, lowest rates,
prompt closings. monthly Taymcnts hcrone
lcss each year + \ Lilly 2i2 Teas
BiE. II East Fourth - Phone hil
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09

lofl'r Nc''u'h aud thrN rNh' InpE"
Itli.
ruR RENT . unmmI.hri apartments ci
roomJ hstua, ur.c -, va.N. o.a
APARTMENTS rucaishEp 70
ROOSEVELT. =. lug W,roccn INrth {
lh,rlc,nth or SouIh B0,tou orr 3 room
room apsrtmrUl and uur usat huuAtkcrp
ins room lhuno r-'t
BOSTON. :. sel Nicely Furnished room
modern ught lou'rAp'pu, apartment
ooo!. close BOO
THIRD " .l7ls 3 room modern apart
ncu' 9, to rarurs MNug hrauuiu,
fumrd OAK diuinE room suit huticl
iahio and Elk chairs upholstered IN
brown leather a.so Jr~e gas range and
kitchen cabinet all for $50.
your ROOM apartment Al new nrn,.
tur' Tor sale cheap for cash Party
leaving town. ~, south Man. Phone
7a1O
MAlN S. 62o.-i room aud bath Apart
rprut Furnished scruai floor Possession
June lh Would consider collin. turni
iur,
DtNNER y. nob Three nicely Furnished
rooms srlcilY modern, o,cg hing far.
uishrd rhou, clHl
MAIN y 7lo. FIRST clas, furnished apart
mont ihrcr roosa and .stp.Hs porch.
Phone l1a7J
BOULDER S zoo Four Ncsr,us rooms.
south pposutc suitable ior family o'
adults. references required
THIRD. ". liA Three room apartment.
nicely furnished. close 800 Phoue j-i-
FOR RENT Apartment and small ,sttasc,
furnished near cor 'iu, rhoae .lpo.R
BOULDER s. sl7-Weu Furnished apart.
ment rhou. stss
Flr1u V. 6g2 Two room nir,ly fur.
uI'hcd apartment on second floor. con.
rerung bath. 80 private home. Phone
Pugs
MAIN $ ooi For rcnt small apartment
nicely furnished for housekeeping See
lhnitor 40 basement. or.,tu BroekmAu
bros Phone l.2p
FOR RENT -Four room apartment brih
i"o closets To party hu'ing furniture 100
ivory wicker aud mabogau, bargain
Phone al'l
HOUSES YoR PERT ~
FuE RENT Nicely furnished room
bungalow with basement to adults. close
IN, "rN tCponuulo parties need appy
Phone ss1f
FOR RENT room uumrri,bcd house
Hunrr Station q. cont car fare tIJ per
month Phone pclo
folR room and sleeping porch. dupe,
house uniuruish.i. new and modern
lil5 Essr Second street Phone 100
kENOSliN. So. l7..i room house for
r'ni, furniture for sale
SECOND. b.. 1923 IS room modern house
o''eru water
klNG BIZ Modern unmrrtshed SIX room
dnp'"N house. garage. Phone $40
FOR RtNr New iour.room modern duplex
house lT2U south Carolina ready for
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
WANTED TO BUY

WE WANT your flood DAMAGED furniture
HaN beet rssh rriccs Phon. trEi pa
moud Furniture Co We buy anything and
sell c,,r1ihng
WANTED To buy second h,nd milk cans
in roof condition ! o ga. preferred ra'h
PAID Nttr"sS Boy q No lS care World
v tSTrp 10 buy grocery nrturc, 900
NshN,. and North Madison ! Names
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
Acreage Tracts

MAPLE RIDGE DISTRICT high
class restrictions We offer for salc
Ind to immediate builders three or
four No. / locations for homes. hst
south of Maple Ridge. with access
80 phvtng sewer, water. gas and clcp.
triritN Fronting what VIII hc ono
Of the finest homes IN the city
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
OIL MACHINERY SUPPLIES

lVbbt. 1908 Quicker Brother, no.
ughi piAuo al hafgslu Phone h5I
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
OFFICE STORE EQUIPMENT

] 4
''
! Typcwriters. p,r,,, .,,,, .,.---,
Repairing and rebuilding a specislt'. Al,
worn guar.utccd ufnSe Msrh,n.ry ",
/ change, lh.A souih Main Phone No7
! LARGE iron safe for ,,l. 49,,
Ifirc 23b
/ FOR SAIL caf. table, 4o,io .,,.h,,
J? West THIRD
E
vE ,,, ! ~ H.. T. store fr'qr,' Kelly sprHr
''"'' rum ana Boulder
- hhhps' PLANTS, FERTILIZERS es
STRAWBERRY plant, for ,,,. nr,,,,
Lake Inquire for ! & kim
STRONG. hard, ,se., ro,,,o -.
Hall Porto Rico pnmnt
yam southern Queen. postpaid 500
sIth. loo -, BY express collect.
SSp.9 , or over " a., 10000 or over g. IS,
n,ic., or s.Io NHs tof SPECIAL
lee full eonnt TiI' Tr,,sinI 'o"'' srr'
Plant Co. crystal Ctiy T.Is, ''''"
wp.p,,o n.
"hhhiNu AffhkhL OF
WE RlN al Minds Of ladies second hand
cloths, Phone 10QS
pRFSs. B,Aufinil nav. hl,, -,o,..,,.
,uE lr,rI now 49,, We ah1
sell FOR $40 10 auicA buyer Pcoples
Trading Go Ali EAu Third street
HlGHnsr pRICFs-rs,
clothing shoes and h.ts Prone 7iIs
HIGHEST price, pslf 10, ,,conJhi
clothing. sbocs hats etc rhon, Sa,S
HIGHEST prices paid for men, .,co,d
hand clothing. shoes and hats Phnn.
zoos
hluutoT p-ircs paid tor secondhand
clohlar shoes. MAJ, rir Phone g6'.
nrscrrIANpous ro, az,
ron c,i.r r., : Si' ''t'' o"
' 1.ha' ,AnNN S,AlA
second "'A'
o>.,s ,,p,-,.,.
"Nt lN' ny. sample oas" illusion show
Cincinnati ''' ''''"
r,n
Guthr,c rbnr. ,oai ti'l '"' '-' So"'H
rprr pnye pnn,. o,..ur,ors,
ri" RoYS IiiyING? Nnrcycr'EEsN ycr'EEsNot e.
y. l.. WAL, Rubber Goods, 400 Bou'dcr
BERRIES for sale picker, wanted Roth.
hammer fruit farm. Aouihra,t Of civ
REFRIGERATOR Special for butcher,
r"'iAhtanN. hotels Market fixtures Of
every description Koch" standard fo-
3t ,rsr, write requirements Gr our
prices and Hu'chers' Csiarog Koch
Iuichora. supply Co. $40 20 Wyandottc
hA"saS CITY. Mo
FOR SALE Electric dome for dining Lo,r
lawn swing with canopy ton ana TENT
none 90 ''N..
ri,. III W.. '3a' NANey
" { ,y.,,o D., "' PAN'"h,
ron So
ruh HALf. Bicycle IN good condition.
I.,,,t, ~ hILhN'.. 1910" 20" I-' south MAJ.
,,,,,,',.,...'.
"t ~ 'h, 70 concrete trash burner, D.,
''' "''' I'i' or -o''.
" b IIllNlf lDf'lpMf VI -.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
n,,sINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE
voylso AND STORAGE rs
-y1rg MOVE NfAI,Jor "Ta GOOD
urt,t .n,l on short notice Al
rtsi a.. '.' '....s, ~ South CineinnA"'
n,Isg ANp sIoKAaE s,or,,.
- rags' f'fepio"'
t"t u.f. I.,' .'oe
,.,y4lNo AND DECORATING 81 50
\ fA'' ,.t rar,r hanging phone
= h',... fH. West FIRST.
",rtQ,Na ,a r.t.hiuG cement az ro'A
.---..a.l r,,f done n""u -. =.
.g,,4 Asp rhISTlNI- E..,ns.S' n,s.S
lphh.N, ,,su. o.. work gnfsn.eea
n-i'Ip Ip.,,f,ya. Iho4s 1881 i'N o
,..,prvrn urunng paper, for 70
u h' .p al uork guAfAAeeu'
Z" ,.DoS.,,ri "sofs A1l1 ----.--
yg,r ,.NTlrFF for estimate,
lAaA ih add r.ycr hanging. oeltet
o. r murr, Interior work
' Ir iirl .---.---
,ryuRlso AND EEmopELiNo {"
Mad. r. order gun and ioct.nltn'
Z rgl... .' HroA'u pAf' OF ron
. s.r..'aE 'soohs Np'"N
%" ,,h. nrf Phone '2c.
.....,.4. ,our typewriter
%. ".' ..... o.. work guaranteed
n, n.. li. Underwood Typewriter 20
NtNIlD
... a.. t..n SO make hAsrm'nis
.....t. ...a. Phone $3.50 Ao'l.
EMPLOYMENT
HELP wASTED-MALE 81
4 .,....r vaa,rI Phone 3si', los
~, N,r
...... .r 'po men of neat Ap.
4.. ... good takers Sale.
#...t Hui not ncooEsary
...,..... ...'...n work Apply Mon.
u..m JurdoyA Holc.. MIR
| 70, NJ.
] IA r4g ARMY ysciuuuE oifises Al
t.a., l.. TH "a. MuLEoEoe. Chiek
r' ,-iua ard Enid ---
Hslr wANrEp-fEMAIE SO
xrs1 .N.M maid with reference.
r.. a., ta ..4.s I- draperies crperi.
| d.. r,.'-. A5py Home Decorating
: r.,A
,--u.tss npuFE'ErER and stenos
Y ..., .a..r. mH,t have good office
..-....H N..' ASS reference Phone
. tt.r...r Credit 60. gOl East
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
INSTRUCTION

EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL ~
\ FORMER teacher Of a leading rouscrva
tory 81 music desires few piano pupils
lor further Information. phone 7G3G
EXPERIENCED piano teacher will 70 to
homes Of beginners Phone 1890
PIhNOFORrE lNsTRUCTOR -- Graduate
student Gururl Srhoo. Of Music Griu
nell college Mrs n " Wcl'on Four.
tcc0h and Cincinnati Phone gi2i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
OIL LANDS AND LEASES

WEST IJLSN-Gfoccry store and mr.t
market ",oss iu. good location. dom;
good business, price s. 900 cash rhouo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
WANTED REAL ESTATE

WANTED or & room modern hou.s on
Placement list With VA for quick sale
Phone I727 Home Land A Loan Co ,
ul- south ttr.tuuat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
Buy This High
and Dry
Corner Lot

In Country Club district where flood
water cannot touch YOU I have A
'bNliO-foot corner lot with south
east exposure that | must sacrifice
this week for cash You can buy this
lot at bargain right now, and when
sewers go IN you u.n sell II AZ good
profit Lot l. block 2. Osag. add
ton. Price 1900 II sold al once Ad-
dcrsA World. Uox q As
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
PERSONAL PROPERTY
HOUsrHOLp GOODS
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

AAllktsStS RENOVATED--And rsco,
cred returned home the ssms daJ Phsn.
bta9 SA1inp Mattress Co
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09

unya NFNT JOG Hodge.
r.. .,., l2." rSss aal 'o,1s' ,So,, go,Is. s.os. d.
pHsi h't '... lu2 south Cincinnati
, p,rr. fsI4
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-09
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FLATS AND APARTMENTS

MARY HROthNNN Arts ono room
unfuturhcd agIr'wDu, ghotr J70l
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-11
NEW METHOD TO
FILTER WATER
!: 6. TO BE INSTALLED
: Change of Apparatus Will
:. Result in Saving to City,
\ Council Is Told

Installation of apparatus for the
Wise of liquid chlorine to purify water
.ibeing furnished the city, instead OF
zI.hypochlorite of lime which is being
= used now, was recommended to-day
'...to Council by Commissioner S. F.
--Hassler. He requested the other
commissioners to go to the filter plant
with him to see a demonstration of
the new method.
According to DIR. Hassler, the use
{ of liquid chlorine will not change the
4 filtration process here, but Will be
! Tess expensive for the city and equal
4 1y as satisfactory
2 :. Council passed finally an ordinance
\ appropriating $4,000 to purchase ad-
4 ditional equipment for the bureau OF
! ash and garbage collection. Commits
I sioner Hassler explained to-day that
Gzabout 81, 900 is needed to pay for the
ash collection work by the city until
January /. During the last four
months with partial equipment the
ccst' of collections has been reduced
s1nore than $500 a month. he said, and
with complete equipment the work
I Gan be done during the winter with
a similar saving to the city.
Rules for the city fire department,
siread several weeks ago, were approx
!. red to-day upon motion of Commits
sioner Gross. One minor change
was made. The rules were approved
Officially in order to secure greater ell
ficiency in the department and TO IN
sure the proper care of all apparatus
and best results for safely at fires.
In few days city officials Will
Sconfer with the State on the cost OF
relaying water mains in State street.
and the apportioning of the expense.
Ordinances were passed finally ap-
propriating $1,000 to pay for repairs
pAto the Mish Run sewer; closing York
street, sixteenth to Seventeenth; paw
ing Harvey alley, and naming Peace
1ally.
- City Engineer NJ. B. Cowden was
authorized in an ordinance read to-
day, to make a Typographical survey
of the Fourteenth ward.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-11

CONTINUED from First Page.1
per cent. and more in the use OF
print paper, and unless publishers
take some steps to conserye this paE
per, the smaller ones are going to
be forced to suspend publication and
in many cases go out of existence
altogether.
Forced to Merge
In several instances newspaper
publishers have been forced to merge
in order to continue publication, and
it was the, opinion of many of the
men who met this morning that this
may be the only solution in the
smaller communities.
Advertising rates also were taken
up, several delegates remarking that
advertising rates have progressed
less than any other commodity on
sale to the public, and that rates
must increase If a paper is to con-
tinue. Very little hope was held out
for reduction of rates in paper.
The system of returns was scored
as wasteful and unnecessary and
wartime rules in paper conservation
were advised in order to alleviate the
present serious condition.
Publishers Present
Among those publishers present
were c. j. Smith, who has recently
returned after two and aShalf years
service in the army, and has pur-
chased the Allentown Item and the
Democrat; Charles r.. Long, Chester
Times; A. Nevin Pomeroy, Reposi-
tory, Chambersburg; Morris Lloyd,
Public Opinion, Chambersburg; A.
B. Schropp, News, Lebanon; J. H.
Zerbey, Republican, Pottsville; e. j.
Stackpole, Telegraph, Harrisburg;
G. J. Campbell, Daily Law Bulletin,
Pittsburgh; M. w. Naill, Herald,
Hanover; S. w. Reynolds, Reynold,
Philadelphia; w. l.. Jones, Gazette,
Olyphant; G.. w. Kunzman, Tele-
gram News. Reading; ]. G. Humes,
Mirror, Altoona; w. L. Taylor. Dis
patch, York; c. L. Drake, Times
Democrat, Stroudsburg; c., H.
Bressler,. Lock Haven; John, L.
Stewart, Observer and Reporter,
Washington; ]. R. Gilbert Exam
iner. Lancaster; E. w. Gray, Courier,
Dubois; George w. -Wagonsell, Mid
dleburg; E. l.. Freeland, Daily Times,
Beaver; T. r. Williams, Pittsburgh
Press; Howard Reynolds, Quarry
vile Sun and John G.. Zook, Express,
Lititz; C. N. Andrews, Free Press,
Easton; w. l.. Taylor, Dispatch,
York; Judge Bressler, Lock Haven I;
w. l.. Thompson, Sentinel. Carlisle
and John Rauch. Eagle, Reading.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-11
Willing to Tear Up
J Union Cards Rather
Than Defy u. S.
By associated Press.

Columbus, o., Nov. II. = Declar-
Ing they would tear up their union
cards before they would strike in de-
fiance of the Government, 1872 coal
miners. employed at stripping mine
near Hopedale. Jefferson county. re-
sumed work before news came OF
the miners organization decision to
recall the strike order, notifying
their union officials not to send any
further instructions to walk-out.
The action followed an address tc
the men by District Attorney Bolin
OF Columbus, who went to Hopedale
when informed that officials of the
miners union had given directions tc
the men contrary to the restraining
order issued at Indianapolis.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-11-11
/.
GETS RIGHT OF
WAY IN HOUSE
Action on Bill Saturday Will
Be Followed by Ad-
journment

Washington, Nov. 1.-THE railroad
bill has the right of way in the House
to-day with final vote set for Satur-
day. Action on the bill will be fol-
lowed Immediately by adjournment Of
the special session of Congress. Con-
sideration of the measure by the Sem
ate goes over until the regular ses-
sion, beginning in December.
The House has agreed to meet two
hours earlier than customary and
to begin night sessions Immediately.
General debate will end tomorrow.
The House program was framed
after Representative Mondell Wy
omng, Republican House leader, had
been informed by Senator Lodge that
Senate leaders hoped to dispose of
the German Peace Treaty by the end
OF the week.
Time For Increases Set
In the formal report on the House
railroad bill it was revealed that
the measure contained a mandate to
the carriers to apply for general in
! creases of rates within SO days after
their return to private operation.
! Unless such applications for increases
are made to the Interstate Commerce
Commission, the bill will deny them
the guaranty, including continuance
by the Government of their standard
return for six months and their priv
ilege of obtaining loans.
Simultaneously with the report on
the House measure Senator Cummins,
chairman of the Senate Interstate
Commerce Committee, submitted a re-
port. expressing his individual views
| on the Senate plan of permanent rail-
| road legislation. Defending the anti
strike provision of the Senate bill.
Senator Cummins declared that
strikes by railway workers must
cease" and that the arbitration
| boards created by the bill would give
| justice to all"
Anti-Strikc "Unwise"
| Anti-strike Legislation is not
| part of the House measure, Chairman
| Esch in his report declaring that the
| House committee decided that such
provisions were ''unwise" and in lieu
| thereof, adopted plans for concilia-
! tion through. voluntary arbitration of
disputes. His report provoked the
| first attack on the House bill, Repre-
sentative Blanton. of Democrat, Tex
as. contending that the measure, par
| ticularly because of labor provisions,
was ridiculous"
| The public has no guarantees or
even promise against continued tie
| ups of government industries" Repre-
| sentative Blanton asserted.