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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
DEBARKED
FROM z VESSELS
5000 More Troops, Nurses
and Civilians Reach
Newport News, Va.

New York. Feb. 10.-The U1ited
states cruiser North Carolina and the
French liner France locked here Sun
day, dsharkinE 6170 officers and men
a the American expeditionary force.
The units returning on the North
Carolina included two officers and 11s
men OF the nth and Is officers and
rs men of the 18th battalions. under
command OF 1Iaj. r Barnes or Denver.
Colo; goth engineers. three officers
and i16 men Of the 353rd casual com
pauv, Peunsylvanians; two officers
and Us air service asuaIs trained at
Camps Keamey and Meade and one Of
1ic5r and 5s men OF the fifth and sixth
regimenf~ rnariues
On Board the France.
On the France were the 37oth lnfan-
Try complete the third battalion OF the
362th infantry. machine gun company
Of the 36sth infantry, 27g casual Of
f-cers and 800 casual enlisted men. All
OF them. except some OF the officers,
were negroes
The transport Focahontas is due at
New YORK February IS with the sgd
regiment coast artillery complete. the
headquarters Of the $50 artillery bril-
Eads- couvalescent derachments
casual companies. the medical detach-
ment Of battery F. and the ordnance
detachment Of the s1st regiment coast
artillery
The Caserta Is scheduled 70 arrive
az New York about February IS with
Practically all OF the SD regiment
coast artillery and S. casual officers.
Hiindam HriuEs 5000.
Newport News Va Feb 10.-The
transport Riiudam arrived here sun
Gay wiki 5000 troops. nurses and
civilians from overseas. No complete
organization OF soldiers was aboard.
an Of the fighting men being listed as
casuaiz or sick and wounded Most
Of the troops are from Virginia and
Georgia but the big liner also brought
one fun casual company Of Colorado E
soldiers
ArIzonn 8Ien on LeTIathau.
Phoenix Ariz- Feb. 10.-Advlces 7
were received here that the steamer I
Leviathan would arrive at New York I
Thursday. bringing detachments from
France. in whose ranks are many
western men. including some from /
Arizona
The units reported aboard the /
Ilsriztlan include
163d infantry. field STAFF and head
quarters company headquarters de-
tschment. medical attachments and
companies II. 7 x. L and II OF the
15Eth headquarters Of the A1st division
and conTalescentE.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
BAPTIST SANATORIUM TO
COME UP TUESDAY NIGHT

At the meeting OF the directors Of
the chamber Of commerce Tuesday
evening, the matter OF turning over 10
the Southern Baptist convention the
old Mt Franklin Country club as
sanatorium building viii be discussed.
Former president o. c. Coles stated
Monday that he would like 10 have
present all the 1878 directors and
others who had worked In behalf OF
this institution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
CAMP NAMED IN HONOR
OF HERO OF CARRIZAL

Machine shops and camp now occu-
pied br mechanical unit SIS at #
Bliss, VIII in the future be known as
Camp Boyd, in honor OF Capt Charles
Boyd, who Tell in the battle OF Car
rial. IN Mexico. IN April. 1916. occord-
ing TO a war department bulletin.
Heretofore the machine shops. which
are said 20 he among the largest and
best equipped in the United States,
have been designated as the shops"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
SOUADRONS
SOON TO RETURN

Washington. D. C.. Feb. 1a.-The war
department announced today the fol-
lowing organizations assigned 70
early convoy home
Sixteenth, 2Sth and 226th aero
squadrons. signal corps casual COM
pany. base hospitals No. and No
- OF the 69th balloon company and
bakery company No. 32s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10

Erection OF a library at Fort Bliss
for the use Of the garrison there VIII
be commended 10 officials OF the
American Library association. accord
Ing 10 L L Dickinson. VINO was in FL
Pa 20 last week making an inspection
Of the work Of the association in this
district According TO Mr. Dickinson.
there is abundant funds for the cree
ton Of such n library. The estimated
cost OF the proposed library is S1e.ooo.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
F. TRANSPORTER RESIGNS AS
ASSISTANT LABOR SECRETARY

Washington. D c., FEB. I0.-FeIlx
Frankfurter today announced his res
tgnatiou as assistant 20 the secretary
OF labor and chairman OF the war
labor policies board The board viii
so out Of existence within g Few
weeks. since its activities have come
10 An end VITA the close OF the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10

4 cablegram received Saturday by
Mrs T. J. McCamant from her nus
band. Mai T. J. McCamant at Brest,
France, stated that ne was sailing
for home No mention was made Of
the return Of the hospital unit which
MAJ. McCamant organized IN Fl Paso
soon after the United States went into
the war and took across to France
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10
Peace Farley May Be
MoUed to Neutral Land
account French Pres,

Paris. France. FEB 15-The ques-
tion Of moving the peace conference
from Paris TO a neutral country NAV
be considered by the conference if
what is characterized as the obstruct-
i've policy Of the French press and GER
tain French officials continued. T. de-
velopei today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10

Francisco Aivarsz was arrested bs
The police Saturday night CHARGED
with statutory Offence. upon IRE
complaint Of Aure-ia Correa. who IS
said 20 be Il years old Alvarez was
turned over % the county authorities
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-10

TRADE WIN u AND SAVE MONEy-FREE DELIVERY.
NAIL ORDERS PROMPT ATTENTION.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
NAMES DESTROYER

alContInued From Page One.) operations of the American Expedition arysforces, in testimony thereof and as an expression of appreciation of his valor, I award him this citation. Awarded on the 27th of March. 1918.
 JOHN J. PERSHING
 Commander in Chief"
 General Pershing's Statement Later. in memory of Corporal Pruitt. General Pershing made the following statement:
 Tn memory of Corporal John H. Pruitt, F. Co. 6th Marines. who was killed in battle october 4, 1918. He brsvely laid down his life for the cause of his country His name will ever remain fresh in the hearts of his friends and comrades. the record of his Honorable service will be preserved in the archives Of the American Ex- pedlrionary forces.
 JOHN T. PERSHING.
 Commander in- Chief. The United States Marine corps. published the following over the sigma turee of Major-General George IF. In grateful memory of Private John IT. Pruitt, who. on October 1, 1918. gave his life that other might enjoy the blessings of liberty throughout the world. His supreme sacrifice in de- xotion to duty upheld the finest tradi- tions of his corps and it's motto Sem per Fidelis-" Given under my hand
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
PREDICT SENATE ACCEPTANCE OF PACT BY JAN. 15
Treaty Issues to Be Re opened Today in Hope of Affecting Compromise Plan - Knox Resolution to Be Basis of New Com mittee Overtures
LRepubiican A. P. Leased ,vlrel

WASHINGTON, Dec. f9.-Forma1 consideration of issues of the peace treaty fight will be reopened tofnor- row by the senate foreign relations committee and an effort made to work out new compromise plan to be placed before the senate after the holidays
 The resolution of Senator Knox, re- publican, Pennsylvania, to declare a state of peace, is expected to be the basis of the committees work. Nari- ouS notifications are expected, how ever so as to incorporate provisions which republican leaders hope will draw democratic support.
 Would Reserve Advantages
 Among the changes and additions understood to have been considered by the republicans is one designed to preserve to the United States any material advantages embodied in the treaty as it stands. Another suggeS- ton is that the resolution include a general declaration of policy pledging the United States to intervene in any future European war which menaces civilization.
 Some members of the committee de- sire to see action also on Senator knoX's alternate resolution to ratify the treaty with the league of nations covenant excluded, but the objection was made today that two thirds vote . making the outcome much more doubtful.
 Democrats to Oppose Move
 Democratic members of the com mittee were not hopeful tonight that the republican majority would get to- gether tomorrow on any compromise measure acceptable to the administra- ton forces in the senate. All proposals for a separate declaration of peace have met with stubborn democratic re- sistance heretofore and 1t was pre- dicted in some quarters that lengthy debate in the committee would prevent action tomorrow
 While the committee leaders were shaping plans for consideration of the peace resolution as s compromise, a number of senators of both parties continued to urge general conference in January of democrats and repubi- cans earnestly desiring ratification with reservations. So confident were some of these senators that they pre- dicted such a ratification by Jan nary 15.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

mlttee and myself were called in for a office.
 Demand New Basis For Settlement
 He said that he must have some figures for a wage advance above the IA per cent suggested by Dr Garfield. which we would be willing to offer the miners in order to settle the Sit uation- The government was not en- gagged in compromising it's stand, he sahit but had some difficulties
 The injunction proceedings were coming to a head at Indianapolis on Tuesday, he told US, and they were afraid that Judge Anderson would act in characteristic fash ion and put some of these men in Jsti for violating his injunction un- ger the Lever act There might be general uprising, he said, which ought to be avoided. He said that the fuel administrator was only a temporary official and that his proposal of IA per cent increase could be set aside. He asked US how far we would go in further advance of wages
 -What answer did you rna1xe2r Sen ator FrelinghuySen inquired.
 we told him that the question of nnIer& wages and prices of coal had f now Become relatively insignificant. D Oste responded Tt seemed to us a luPstion of law and order an issue
 
 that settlement now by granting an increase, was dastardly, cowardly surrender of principles that must be sustained.''
 -Hou believed this an effort to com promise2' Senator Frelinghuysen pur- sued.
 We did" Ogle returned, "and we rejected the idea
 Have Not Accepted Terms Have you agreed to the govern ments proposition now?" Senator Townsend asked
 We have not" Ogle responded. "The proposal has never been submitted to us- We have called the attorney gen erals attention to several vital changes made in Dr. Garfield's original sug- gestion.'
 Operators had been left very much confused. he said further, as to what the government had done. No com mission he asserted, could cover the wage and price problems arising in the soft coal industry of the United states in months. and come to any just conclusion.
 The committee adjourned without liking date for further hearings.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
PASSAGE OF R. R.
(Continued From pa,. a

lContinued From Page Orel ment was Senator Robinson Tdemocra ol Arkansas, who declared there was no excuse for. a strike Of railroad em- ployes in view of the impartial govern ment tribunals provided by the bill
 W nile voting in favo rof the amend ment. Senator Kenyon. republican. Iowa, said he thought that the labor section should be made general in ef- feet and that the people were becom- ing tired of strikes He said he d "a not like the Cummins bill and favored ans opportunity for the conferees to work out compromise
 Upon rejection of the Mccormick TuestitGte, Senator stanley, democrat. Kentucky, moved to eliminate the ! anti- strike clause. similar motion by the Kentucky senator was defeated yesterday. This is system of involuntary servitude, monstrous and abhorrent' 3anti-strike clause, and goes back to the days Of chattel slavery It is in famous and humiliating" " When the vote was taken. Senator Stanleys motion again was defeated, g 10 24
 republicans. La Toilette. Wisconsin,: Lenroot, Wisconsin; McNary, Ofr-son: Norris, Nebraska. and Spencer Mis- sourf; and 19 democrats Chamberlain. fIetcner- Gay, Gerry Harris, Harrison. Henderson Jones (%ew Mexfco) Ken drHk. King, Kirby, McKelIar Nugent Sheppard, Smith (South Carolina). Stanley Tramel. Walsh (MassacEu- settso and Wolcott
 Alter disposal of all amendments to the Cummins bill. Senator La Toilette, republican, Wisconsin offered a brief substitute bill proposing to continue government operation of the railroads for two years.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
RELEASE OF LARGE
 QUANTITY OF SUGAR VIRTUALLY ASSURED
rRepublican A.P. Leased wirel

FL PASO, Texas. Dec. 19.-The re- lease of 1000 sacks of sugar, stored in Fl Paso bonded warehouses but con- signed to Mexican merchants, was vir- tually assured tonight, when it became known that J. Felipe Valle. customs collector at Juarez, had received pro- visional permission from the Mexican government to turn the sugar over for distribution here-
 The order from Mexico City specified that Senor Valle could let Fl Paso have the sugar provided there were enough stocks to supply Juarez needs. The customs collector replied that the Juarez reserve was sufficient. No final ruling had been received from Mexico City tonight A-
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
WINS AT POLLS
(continaed From Page one.)

reelection to congress was termed a triumph in a statement tonight from headquarters of the socialist party which declared that as a result of the election congress is on trial"
 Berger's reelection was not only a vindication of Berger but also of socialism, the statement said, and "a challenge to those reactionary agents of capitalism who would stifle the voice of the working class protest and who would nuzzle minority opinions.
 Will Contest Seat.
 WASHINGTON. Dec. 19.-No move to dispute. for the second time, the right of Victor l.. Berger, reelected to the house of representatives, to a seat is expected until he presents himself to be sworn in as a member. Repre- sentative Dallinger, Massachusetts, chairman of the elections committee, said tonight.
 'I shall then object as I did the pre- vious time" MT. Dallinger said- The house may take action resolution to deny Berger seat without the for mality of referring the matter to the elections committee or reopening hear ings on the case again, MT. Dallinger explained.
 Gave Comfort to Enemy.
 'The facts in the case" he said. are exactly the same as, they were before ana WILL ever DC Berger, the commit tee decided gave aid and comfort to the enemy and anyone so Judged is barred from membership in the house under provisions of the constitution. His ineligibility is just as great as when he first presented himself. The house, by a decisive vote. supported the resolution of the committee denying him a seat and action will be taken the second time"
 The resolution denying Berger a seat passed the house on November 10. by a vote of 311 to l. Representative Voigt, republican. Wisconsin, voting in the negative
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
Plot Stirs All England

LONDON. Dec. 19--No event in Ireland of it's kind. since the killing Of Lord Frederick Cavendish, chief secretary for Ireland, and Thomas IL Burke, his under secretary. in 1882, has so stirred England as the attempt made 10 assassinate Field Marshal NiscouQt French, the lord lieutenant today. This was the first attempt on the life of viceroy since 1886, the year when Gladstone introduced the home rule for Ireland bill.
 Such a continuation of the Irish un- rest was not unexpected. Fourteen policemen and several soldiers have been killed in the last few months and no one has been arrested or punished for these acts. although it is declared there were many eye witnesses to them. Niscount French, owing to the uncertainty of conditions. always has taken precautions against attack He is one Of the few Viceroys of recent years who is credited with personally ruling instead of depending on off cials for policies. He always unhesi- tatingly has announced that his policy was first to restore and maintain law and order and then to inaugurate home rule.
 Post Awarded for Military Record
 The vice royalty was given Viscount French at a period of comparative quiet in Ireland. in recognition of his military service and as consolation for his withdrawal from the highest army command-that of head of the British forces in France and Belgium.
 Since his advent, Irish politics has come under the domination of the Sim E'ein- The fact that the viceroy is a military officer and that there is mili- tary occupation are the principal grievances. All policemen and other officials who aid in the support of British rule. have been proclaimed throughout southern Ireland as enemies of the country, and the people are forbidden to associate with or speak to them. Placards ordering this hoy colt have been posted. Generally, they have not been, signed.
 One result of the campaign against policemen has been that the small stations of the royal constabulary in the country districts were closed. The police from them have beef concen- trated in larger barracks which are virtually fortified places In Dublin and other cities. the police go on their beats in twos and threes, for mutual protection.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

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Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
WINS RIGHT TO CITIZENSHIP

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19-Robert Capelle, former German steamship agent here. who was convicted with a group of Hindus, Americans and Ger mans of plotting in this country to overthrow the British rule in India wofr the right to retain his citizenship here today The court held the con- victfOn and subsequent incarceration of Capelle was not sufficient grounds to deny him a citizenship of 25 years starniing
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
COMPUTES SENTENCE
 OF LIFE PRISONERS
[Repubrcan A. p. Leased wire]

RALEIGH, N. C.. Dec. Ex-Governor Pickett today issued an order commut- ing to 30 years each the sentences of all life term prisoners in the North Carolina state prison.
 "I am opposed to eternal punish ment in this world" said the governor, explaining his action The prison sentence depriving a man of his free dom should not also deprive him of his hope
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20
IRISH VICTORY
(continued Fron\ Pace one.)

viceregal procession of four carts.
 After the attack, d case of Mills bombs. similar to those used in the war. was round in the road
 Late tonight the police said that there might have been 30 men en- gagged in the attack. deployed at in tervals of more than 200 yards One sniper, with a revolver fired from an ivy covered tree
 The viceroy had with, him only four armed policemen These men had or ders not to leave the Viceroy, no mat ter what happened. Accordingly they were unable to pursue the attacking party.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

and seal at Washington. D. C., this 23d day of October, 1919.
 First Honor to Enlisted Man
 IL has been the custom of the navy to name it's destroyers for distinguished commanders, admirals and it is thought here that the naming of a destroyer for Corporal Pruitt will mark the first time such an honor has been ac- corded an enlisted man. The date of the launching of the new destroyer was not known last night but since destroyers are completed quickly. it is thought the ceremony will be held in January.
Arizona republican., 1919-12-20

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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-02
Ladies' Tailored Suits

With full realization that the
Tailored Suit is the backbone of
a woman's wardrobe, we have
been particularly insistent with
our makers that the suits we Of
fer shall not only present the
smartest style features of the
season, but must be so we'll cut
and so definitely we'll tailored as
to withstand any hard and con-
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You will find in our entire
showing of tailored suits the re-
suits of this particular attention
in the exact and correct fit
ting proportions, the good lin
ings and every detail executed
with faultless tailoring.
$32. so to $3.50
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-02
Handsome Fall Coats

1t really looks as if we had
cornered the market on lovely
Coats at moderate prices.
Here are many to win your re-
gard-captivating in their soft
coloring and very satisfying on
intimate inspection of the quail
ity of the fabrice and the inter-
esting way in which collars,
belts, pockets and other details
add distinction and beauty.
If you are considering a new
coat-and who is not these crisp
autumn days?-we suggest that
you come and see our line.
Price $3.50 to 500
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-02
PYREX
Saves Food, Fuel and
Labor

To advertise PYREX we put
it on sale at Is per cent off OPEN
ing day.
PYREX saves about one-half
the fuel usually required because
it absorbs nearly all the oven
heat and bakes food quickly.
PYREX saves food in many
ways. Meats, vegetables, etc.,
when cooked with PYREX, re-
tain their natural color and fla
vor to such degree than econ
omy may be practiced in buying
the less expensive kinds and yet
have delicious food. Most foods
usually cooked on top of the
stove can be better prepared in
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PYREX saves labor, it is al
ways free from grease and odors
for nothing can penetrate the
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wash it as easily as your china
and silver.
Every practical size and shape
for baking is made in PYREX.
1t is ready for immediate use
and never discolors, rusts crazes,
dents or chips.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-02
Beautiful Dresses in
the
Newest Styles

You will agree with US when
you have inspected our large
showing of dresses that they are
unequaled in beauty, quality and
style. We are showing them in
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Crepe combinations, Tricolette
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