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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Texas CO1Cn1en
Uphold Action
In Packer Case
Reported Protest Denied
ElPasoan Congratulates
u. S. Victory.

Washington. D. c.. Dec. s0.-White
house officials denied today that any
communication protesting against the
manner Of settlement Of the meat
packer antitrust proceedings had
been represented here as announced
by John Miller. a cattle raiser Of
Fort stockton. Texss.
The statement Of Miller that the
compromise effected by attorney gem
eral Palmer in prosecution Of the
packers was not satisfactory 10 the
cattle growers met with reDuttal
from department Of justice officials
Officials cited q telegram from W. w
Iurney, Of FL Paso. president or the
Cattle Raisers' association Of Texas,
received by attorney general Palmer
following settlement OF the proceed
ings, in support OF their contention
that the cattle growers were salts
fled with the way the packer cases
were handled
THE whole country" said Turneyi
'congratulates you upon the splendid
victory in the packer antitrust cases
Cattle producers especially are most
grateful for the results obtained"
Department of justice officials
have telegraphed for Information as
TO the number OF cattle producers
Le lA eeeAALEA Ag AAAAAEAs AAAE 4 aA4Ala-AlA4e
Cattle association. which Miller
claims 20 represent officials said.
had not been active in the recent at
tacks OF cattle organizations on the
five large packing concerns.
The FL Paso Herald Monday quoted
J. N Sauburn. secretary Of the Pan
handle and Southwestern Cattlemen's
association, TO the effect that so far
as he knew the association had taken
no action in connection with the gov
ernment's compromise in the packer
ease
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
HISTORY OF HUMBER 40

o years $50 an old doctor was put
ting up a medicine for diseases Of
the blood. that cured the worst cases
Of blood troubles, and time proved
that the cures were permanent
After many years I secured the pre-
scription fheinE druEEistl. and
toGa each ingredient separately and
referred 10 my T. s. Disneusat0ry
and other authoritative books on
medicine and found the medical
properties set down as follows
Employed in diseases Of the gland
ular system. in blood troubles, &C.
zema, constipation, stomach and
liver troubles, chronic rheumatism.
cararrh. in sores, ulcers, pimples.
skin eruptions, mercurial and lead
poisoning. Under its use bodily
eruutions and scrofulous swelliugs
mat have Withstood all other treat
meut disappear as II by magic" To
commemorat my fortieth year as a
druggist named this medicine
Number 40 For the Blood" j. c.
8fendeuhau, Evansville. Ind Kelly
d Pollard Wholesalers--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
DAILY RECORD.


AaaGEAaEA 10 ~ EAa
Guadalupe Rubio ana Estefana
francisco Holguin and Ruperta
Benavides-
Pedro Espinoza and Julia Herman
Lieut. walter A. Wood. jr. and
Lloyd L. C1Ttice and Marguerite X.
R0wley.
Lish Burrough and Florine Bradley.
Real Estate Transfer
First Mortgage Co. TO Il. c. Bush
frictonal block Z. Alexander addi-
ton: $1,000.
Roseina Worden TO A. D. Clark. lots
6 and and south feet Of z. block
q, Alexander addition; $500
A ~ Horne et uN- 70 Vera Louise
RAIDER, lot s and west Is feet OF z,
block 100, Bassett addition; S2350-
Ed Priest, ct uN-. 70 Willie r. Mar
tin, south 60 feet Of lots I and 2. block
81 Bassett addition; sll44.1s.
J. w Gibbs, ct uN- 20 J. r. Blood
worth, lot p and east Oue-half OF o.
block IS, East FL Paso. $3.50.
John l. Shepherd 10 Minnie A. Shep-
herd, lots % 20 80. inclusive. block IS.
block 80, e Paso Heights addition;
$500.
c. A Kinne. ct TX. to John H.
Gregory, ct TX, south 80 feet Of lots
addition; 1880.
Terrace Improvement Co. to Mari
Brothers Investment Co., lots Is and
z6, block /, Government Hill addition.
$500.
L Fl. Prichett TO C. E. McCord. lot
$1,000.
Mrs Kate Mack to Milo ". Mack.
lots Is, IL, Is and 10. block %. Mill
tary Heights addition: SO. I. and A.
Q. NJ. Mckinney, ct ux. to j. B.
Robertson, triangular tract in Clint
townsite, Texas, bounded on west by
alley, in rear block 3. on north BY
block Z and east and south by Baker
tract; $500.
X p. Bowden TO W. Brooks. south
and all OF u, block 4, La Tuna, Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
]. s. ENVOY To
DENMARK QUITS
Hapgood to Answer Charge
He Sought Financial
Aid For Russ Reds.

Washington. D. C.. Dec. 3o.-An-
.nouncement wah made at the white
house today that Norman Hopsood,
whose appointment as minister 10
Denmark was not confirmed by the
senate, had rendered his resignation
TO president Wilson two weeks ago
with the request that Z be accepted
quickly" so that he could answer
charges by Harvey's Weekly that he
had sought financial assistance in
this country for the Russian soviet
authorities. The resignation was &C
eepted.
In view OF state department Of
ficials as expressed yesterday. Mr..
H0pgood's commission as minister to
Denmark expired when the senate
ended its special session last month
without acting on his proposition.
1fr. Hopgood requested that he be
not given a recess appointment and
soon afterwards left Copenhagen for
home
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Broker Says ''Shucbs"
When Nabbed IN Hotel
With Girl BooBbeebel

Chicago. III. Dec 50.-When W Il.
Smith. said 90 be a wealthy broker
of Faith, s. %. was arrested in a
Chicago hotel last night il the same
room with Miss Gladys Ehlers, %
years old said to be his bookkeeper
smith explained.
-Shucks, there's nothing 70 It. We
simply used the same room 10 save
expenses The Young woman has
been my boOEkeeper for two years
and We are on our way 70 Paramount,
MINI. 10 be married"
smith also was charged with pass
ing several worthless checks.
Miss Ehlers is said TO be the sister
Of Mrs John Steusland. wife OF the
owner ~ a large sheep ranch in North
Dakota
Smith told the police he repre-
scented dozen Chicago firms in Faith,
S. D. and HettinEer. =. D.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Thud of Fists on Flesh
ProDes Need Of Girls
CRY for Rescue Party

They are beating up my man,"
screamed a young woman as she ran
from a roominE house on East over
land street about o'clock Monday
evening
In Notification Of her assertion the
thud Of fist on flesh could be heard
somewhere upstairs Meantime the
Eirl kept going
A uasserby investigated and found
two soldiers hammering away dill
gently on a third soldier. The ham
merers were privates and the ham
mered was a sergeant
This guy brings my cousin up
here and gets her steWed.' was the
explanation OF one Of the soldiers
who stopped long enough 10 talk
The pummeling was then resumed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
ASSaiIS Policy
Prohibiting Jap
Picture Brides
Take Steps to Abolish Sys-
TEN to Smooth u. S.
Differences.

Toxic. Japan. Sunday. Dec 30
Adjustment Of the system by which
picture brides" were permitted 10
emigrate to the United States is re-
garded here as an effort TO solve
problems arising between America
and Japan. and additional evidence
OF a desire TO establish smooth re-
lations between the two countries
Hope is expressed that this step VIII
check additional anti-Japanese .leEis-
lation in the United States
ChauViuisrc organs, however, at
tack the governments decisio
II picture brides are prohibited
from going 70 America for the pur-
pose OF placating anti-Japanese agi-
tation." says the Miyako sarcastic
ally. 1.-THE time has come when Japa-
nese should be prohibited giving
birth TO children in the United
States"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
JaniEor Fails To Note
Piano Is Still In Hall
When He Reports T heft

Somebody is responsible for big
laugh at police headquarters.
4 week ago the detectives re-
ceived a report that a plano had
been stolen from. a lodge hall on
East san Antonio street Now
piano stealing is unusual and II sue
cessful constitutes a herculean art,
and the police were puzzled
Monday night the piano was found
a few feet from the spot where it
formerly stood. The janitor Of the
hall explained that he had entered
the han, taken one look at the spot
and reported a theft Meanwhile the
piano had been moved and was
standing across the room.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Three Monkeys To Make
Home In New Cages At
The Washington Park Zoo

With the bright new cages fin
ished at washington park zoo. mayor
Charles Davis and the city council
decided Tuesday 10 buy three mon
keys for one Of the cages. The three
monkeys viii cost 800. One viii be
a male and the other two will be
females
Two beautiful swans for the park
were received last week. Three buf-
falo, two cows and a bull are in the
stock pens and viii be taken 20 the
zoo within the next few days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
AUTO DRIVEN ny NEGRO
KILLS q YEAR OLD GI

Denver. Colo. Dec 80 - Erskine
Miller. six year old. died today from
injuries received Sunday when
motor car in which she was riding
with her mother and father was
struck by a high powered car driven
by Thomas L. Bean. a negro chauf-
feur The child's mother. Mrs.
Erskine. was instantly killed.
Charges Of manslaughter today were
filed against Bean. who Is in Jail
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Hill. CHrRCH
TO HOLD WATCH sFRVTC

The Government Hill Baptist church
home Of Arthur Losely down the
valley. The young people OF the
church viii entertain from g TO 11:30
and from 1870 70 1915 a special ser
vice Of prayer viii be conducted by
the pastor. Rev Grover c. Linn. A
special interurhan car viii leave the
church at 7-40 Wednesday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
CHAUFFEUR SHOT IN HANDt
sANs IT WAS AZ ACCIDENT

1IcKamie Reynolds. a chauffeur
for the 2210 auto stand, was acct
denta1ly shot through the right hand
Monday night while IN the stand Of
flee The injured man went to the
police emergency hospital for treat
ment. but refused TO say who shot
him. stating that "it was only an
accident and no one was TO blame"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

New York. Dec. 30 Represent
ative P. H La Guardia announced
today that he had sent his resigna-
ton rs a member Of congress TO
Gov Smith and that he would be
sworn in New Years day as presi-
dent Of the board Of aldermen-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
PAGE RETURNS 10 WASHINGTON

WaslIngtOn, D 9 DEC aI--be-
cause OF controversy over naval dec
orations. chairman Page. Of the SEN
ate naval committee, curtailed his
vacation and returned today TO
Washington to confer with other
senators as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of an
investigation by the senate commit
tee
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

Judge p. r. Price. PRESIDING.
Ina Coon VS. Arthur Coon. divorce.
filed
Debbie Lee Harrison VS.. George ~.
Harrison. divorce, filed
JUSTICE COURT, PLACE No. l.
Justice r. B. Rnsvllns. Presiding.
state VS. P. Lespron. c. j. Smith.
" H Elain, Jimmie Webb and r.
Anderson, speeding. fined 81 ard
costs.
state VS. ]. p. Franklin. speeding.
dismissed
State VS.. Leona Smith and Lillian
Jones, negro women. vagrancy. fined
81 and costs
JUSTICE COURT, PLACE NO ?.
Justice Clark Wright. Presiding.
state VS.. Jesus Lozano. L. Helms
and Lieut. A. B. smith. speeding. fined
81 and costs
State VS.. Jose Parade and II. A.
GsChwind, speeding. not guilty
State vs. Sidney J. Waller. F. r.
James, Ben George. T. L. Rainey. F. J..
Thomas and s. j. wallace, vagrancy,
fined 81 and costs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
WANTS RAILWAY
CROSSINGS CUT
MeClintoek Suggests Plan
to Eliminate Two Dan
---.---- DT-,--
gerous Places.

Two dangerous railroad crossings
on the C. II e. S A.. just east Of
Fabens, Texas, about 2000 feet apart,
VIII be eliminated. If recommends
tions Of C. r. Morrill,, superintendent
Of the railroad for the FL Paso divi-
sion. are carried out.
Morrill,. accompanied by county
judee I'd B. lIcClintock, Grove down
TO- the crossing Monday. Judge Nc
CIintock asked that the railroad COM
uauy eliminate the crossings where
the railroad tracks made a bend and
cross the county road twice. This
can be done by Strengthening the
railroad, making il continue TO
parallel the county road instead OF
crossing it,
Pleased with Suggestion.
The Superintendent was well
pleased with the suggestion and Zee s
sure that his recommendation TO
eliminate the crossings viii be com
piled with
It was pointed out that the two
crossings. making sharp curves close
together, are great liability, 10 tne
railroad. Increasing the number Of
accidents
snail Expense.
II suggested plans are carried out,
III Pas0 county viii be out only
small expense in making the change,
on account Of the assistance which
win be given by the railroad.
The railroad was made TO cross the
county road before the building Of the
Elephant Butte dam project. beforc
the flood waters Of the Rio Grande
were so wen controlled Now on ac-
count Of the canal. there IS little
danger Of damage TO the tracks
II the proposed change is made. the
irrigation canal win be on the outside
of the county road. or viii be between
the river and the county road and the
railroad tracks.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

County officers are making a drive
on Migrants. Six men and two women
have been arrested this week on
charges OF Tagrancy- Each was fined
81 and costs. q total OF S1195.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

usually induces sleep. To avoid in
digestion. restlessness and the dark
brown taste IN the morning take
a Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablet after
eating II supplies just the right
elements 10 aid in dlgestinE food.
rests the stomach. provides prop
critics 10 relieve the tendency 10
gassiness and sour risings. morning
0iliousness and consequent absence
OF appetite for breakfast To make
practice Of always using Stuarts
Dyspepsia Tablets after eating is
one Of those precautionary meas
ures that repay Immensely. This is
an age OF prevention and these tab
lets are designed TO promote liberty
Of eating and the good-fellowship
that goes with a good meal You
win find Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
in all drug stores throughout the
United States and Canada--Adv,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30

RAIL EAEE4eA DEM DIES
Horneu. n Y. Dec. 30.-Theodore
Cobb. president Of the New York and
Pennsylvania railroad, died last
night after two weeks illness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
Midnight
Dyspepsia
Late Suppers and the Snack Before
Going to Bed Are An Right
And Safe IF You Follow
With a Stuart's Dys-
pepsia Tablet.

The stomach often feels empty
just before bed time. A little bite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-30
THE COURTS.
41sT DISTRICT COURT.

Judge p. r. Price, PRESIDING.
ma Coon VS.. Arthur Coon, divorce
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

x4Ran for Krueger in seventh.
 xK-Batted for Kelly in ninth.
 xxx-Batted for Nehf in sixth.
 z-Ran for McCarty in sixth.
 By innings:
 Brooklyn .. ......... .012 010 110---6 New York ..a..-.s.s.-..... .010 013 000-5
 Summary - Three base hits: Myers, Konetchy. Home run: Kauff Double plays: Olson and Konetchy Bases on balls: Off Dubuc l; Mamaux 9 In- nings pitched: By Nehf s: by Dubuc 3; by Smith 6 by Mamaux B. Struck out: By Nehf by Dubuc 3; by Smith 1.
 PHILADELPHIA 4; BOSTON |
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

run any chances on being caught off form.
 o'NeilI is. perfeeting the Sam Lang ford style of milling which he used so effectively against Grant Labor Day night. The half twist of the body. with slashing back-hand blows, are what made the Boston tar baby famous in his prime.
 O'Neill learned this twist, which is much on the order of the Ketchell shift. from Langford when the latter was in Phoenix a few years ago. He has been working it ever since.
 Ira has demonstrated that he is shifty enough to chance his style of attack should one prove a failure. It was this shiftiness that won for him over Grant He will probably do the same against Rufus next Friday.
 Three preliminary events will pro- ceed the final bout. All will be four round engagements, according to plans announced last evening.
 The opening event will be between two local youngsters at s5 pounds. The names of these boys will be announced later, but one of them will be one of the youngsters who appeared in the opening event at Arcadia hall last Monday night
 Event number two will be a four round affair between Henry Rosser and Frank Butler both of this city. The semi final will be another four round event between Tommy Ochoa of Tucson and Leonard Pinia of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
WILLIAMS WILL BE REAL TRIAL HORSE
 FOR LOCAL BOXER

Ira O'Neill, fayorite Phoenix middle weight and one of the most promising ring aspirants ever developed in this community, will get real trial when he enters the ring Friday night to give battle to Rufus Williams in a ten round bout in Arcadia hall. The O'Nenl -Wil- Hams bout will be the feature event of a four-eard program.
 In his first two bouts here, O'Nelli has won easily. On neither occasion has he been forced to extend himself In fact, his first engagement ended so quick that local fans did not even have an opportunity to judge fairly Of the ability of the local man.
 His second bout against Kid Grant last Monday afforded him a good workout, but not much more. He scored a knockdown in the first round and from that time until the finish, save for brief period in the third, it was all O'Neill.
 But in Rufus Williams, O'Neill is meeting an opponent who will at least give him tough bout Those ac- quainted with the game of fisticuffs declare Williams to be one of the best boys of his weight in the far west.
 Rufus is crafty. His every move in dicates that much and more than that he is a shrewd performer. He is veteran ring performer-one who un- derstands the game from gong to gong.
 In his training work here, Rufus has shown plenty of stuff to assure fans that O'Neill will be obliged to extend himself in his coming engagement Rufus is a clever performer, shifty, fast and a terrific puncher. Whether or not he is a harder hitter than O'Neill probably will not be decided until the pair meets Friday evening.
 O'Neill. on the other hand, is not over estimating his ability. He realizes that in Rufus he is taking on boy with good reputation a boy who has met and defeated some of the best men of his weight in the west.
 In consequence, Ira is working harder than ever for the coming en- gagement. He still wears the smile that won't come off but he is training longer than has been his custom for previous matches. He isn't going to
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
LEGION PLANS FINE
 BOXING PROGRAM FOR
 ALL EX-SERVICE MEN

There will be great doin's" for re- turned service men next Thursday night at the American Legion head quarters. Five four-round boxing bouts, plenty of refreshments, and a battle royal. Some program, and all free, absolutely free, to any and all service men, whether members of the legion or not.
 Yes, there will be a business meeting, but the big end of the evening will be the boxing, and the big elimination mill to top it all off.
 The first four-round bout will be between Frank Parks and Bob McAdoo. Then will come an encounter between Young Scott and Young Joe Rivers. Then Wildcat Johns will mix it with Kid Burns Battling Olea will take on Jack Ortega, and Peter Jackson will
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
AMERICAN TENNIS
 STARS WIN EASILY

FOREST HILLS, Sept. $. = The United States scored complete vic tory over Australia in the interna- tional lawn tennis match today, the Americans repeating their success of yesterday in winning all three events. The schedule originally called for nine events, but three were cancelled.
 Wm. Johnston of California, Ameri- can champion, today deefated Norman E. Brooks GA, 7-9, 6-2. 62 and Will jam T. Tilden II of Philadelphia out played G. L. Patterson, who won the world title at Wimbledon, winning S-6, 6-3, GA, 9-7. In the doubles R. Norris Williams II of Boston and Wallace F Johnson of Philadelphia were carried to five sets by Randolph Lycett and
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
PHILADELPHIA 4 BOSTON [

BOSTON, sept 6.-PhiladeIphla toek.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
SALLEE IS EASY WINNER IN TILT
 WITH CARDINALS

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-Neal's hitting featured Cincinnati's victory over St. Louis Neale's single in the first scored a run and his double in the fifth drove in two more Schupp, who start ed for the locals. was put out of the game in the second for protesting Um- pire Harrisons decision on balls and Clemens was chased in the fourth.
 Cincinnafi
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

it's last game of the season here. Hogg outpitched Rudolph. Luderus' batting and fielding featured: Innings: Philadelphia =. ..0O1 002 010-4 13 1 Boston =. ... 900 100 000-1 ' 0
 Batteries: Hogg and Adams; Ru- dolph, Fillingim and Wilson.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

Summary-Two- base hits: Neale Home runs: Hornsby. Sacrifice hits. Daubert, Rariden. Double plays: Rath, Kopf and Daubert Base on balls: Off Sallee, 1; Schupp. I; Woodward, l; May, 4. Innings pitched: By Schupp, 2-3; May, ?; Woodward, Ia. Struck out by Schupp, 1; Woodward, ?;
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
PITTsBURe Il; CHICAGO 0

PITTSBURG, Sept. 6.-Pittsburg de- feated Chicago in what was the vis- itor's last appearance here this season. The Pirates drove Hendrix from the box in the third inning. Cooper was invincible, only one visiting batter reaching third base. A feature of the game was seven double plays, a sea- sons record. By innings:
 Chicago .... =. .000 GOO 000- 5 2 Pittsburg '. -. .104 303 00x-11 IS 1
 Batteries: Hendrix, Carter and Killi- fer; Cooper and Schmidt
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

try it out over the short route with Young Joe Cans. g
 The final event of the evening of fisticuffs will be five-pointed battle royal, with Jim Gaines, Al Wilson. George White, William Jefferson and Frank Gordan mixing it to see who can stay the longest.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
BROOKLYN 6; NEW YORK 5

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Broollyn de- feated New York in the last game these clubs are scheduled to play with each other this season. Score:
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

At Joplin, 6; Sioux City, 1. At Tulsa, 1; Omaha, 2. At Wichita 3; Des Moines. 8. At Oklahoma City, s; St. Joseph, 6.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION j

At Little Rock. 2-4: Memphis, 7-7. At Birmingham, 5-0; Atlanta, s-1. At New Orleans, 2; Mobile, 1. At Chattanooga Nashville, post poned.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
stted for Woodward in fiftf

Matted for Woodward in filth.
 xxBatted for May in seventh.
 xxxBatted for Tuero in ninth. POO 120 000--5 St. Louis .........O0 1000 OH 0o0---s
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07

R. V. Thomas. The score was s-2. 6-4, 2-6, 3-6, 60.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-07
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Toledo, 3; Milwaukee, 4.
 At Louisville. 2; Minneapolis, O.. At Indianapolis. 5; Kansas City. 0. At Columbus, 5-2; St. Paul, 6-S.
New-York tribune., 1919-02-14
Gen. Crowder Again Made
Judge Advocate General
Nomination Sent TO Senate and
Confirmed at Once at
Night Session

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13-Thc nomina-
tlon of Major General Enoch Crowder
to be judge advocate general of the
army for another term of four years
was confirmed tonight by the Senate
The nomination was received during
the day and was Immediately approved
by the Senate Military Committee,
which interrupted a public hearing to
act, because General Crowder's pres
ent term will expire Saturday,
Since the United States entered the
war General Crowdcr has been provost
marshal general under special detail by
the President, and he will continue the
work of that Office until it is concluded.
Brigadier General Ansell has been act
ing judge advocate general.
There were reports at one time that
General Crowder would not be re-
appointed because of differences with
General March over administrative
questions.