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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
Hslo Wanted Male

Help Wanted Male
WANTED az city Market HOUSE.
See J. Z. landlord.
WANTED Eaperienced tailor and prcsser-
Japanese Cleaning WORKS. 1l- san laclutq-
DRUE clerk wanted mus. have good
references Flelshuau's Drug store. Tue
son. Arlz
WANTED-Lunch counter COY Tor h0tei
OUT Of town. g5a. room board and trans
portatl1u- address =. care Head
sfENICAN boy Tor an around houssWorz.
must understand English. So per week
room and bard sunny cres. sansto1l1in
TANTED-Flrst class comblnati0n man On
good New Mexico town Dyer. spotter
and hatter. write OF wire wilson's P O.
Box l4- Artesla. n. IL
WANIED-Boy IL or IS who can DIVE
Ford truck ana do general work around
office must have reference Apply r =
Mckee. SIS F. san Antonio
WASTED-MeEIcan BOY over is years Oh
as 5anitor IN rl1no store. Permanent JOB.
but must be an experienced 5anitor- Ap-
ply 81 Paso Piano Co. 2l5 Texas
WANTED MEN-Frupars as flrameus
5raEemen. coiored train porters. f1dQ-f-lQ
per month 10 experience necessary Texas
roads Write Ilter-Rallway Dept. 40 IN
dlananoils Ind.
CENSUS CLERKS = 4.900 needed. SIS
month age 1850 experiences unueceal-ils
examinations = Paso Dee 10, jan d
For free particulars. write Raymond Terry
fforrner government ezaminerl. s71 Con-
tinentai Bldg. Washington
WANTED.
BY American company well qualified men
20 timing following position IN large uir-
ing camp 10 Chihuahua 1feEico-
Electrician.
1IulwriEhts.
Mllimen-
Master Mechanic
Eoi'arua zer-
None hut experienced men need apply
11l2 MILLS BUILDING
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

Help Wanted-Agsnh
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WASTED-Good nan 10 solicit and coll
iect Industrial Life Insurance. best advance
terms. commission and salary cqutlAeL
American National Insurance Co. al
Trust BldE- 81 Paso. Tex.
Help Wanted-Salesmsn
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SALESMAN with car 70 interview farm
ers. opportunity % earn $4,000 a year up
See ST. Graham. s. Regis HoteL
Statesmen WANTED.
To sell overalls as side hue on commission
basis. apply Mann-Hoilandsr overall Co..
second floor. corner stanton and Overland
STOCK Statesmen WANTED.
Clean-cut. hiEh-grade men. not afraid 20
work and not satisfied with an income
under 5000 per anuum, 70 travel IN and
arouT d this territory. Must have a clean
record ard have executive ability 20 sell
hlgh-Erade rubber stock Write. wire CT
BEAR RUBBER Mills, LTD.
FRED E. FLOYD,
Distrst Manager
so1 First Natl Bank Bldg-. =. Paso. Tex.
Help Wanied-Male and Female
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WANTED good cook at once. excel
lent wages. Address isl valentine. Tex.
Or Ph- 1891
lFANTED-snanish English st81ographer.
salary g1g5o0 per month az Guaymas.
Mexico Inquire fl2 Mills B.dE.
Help Wanied-femaIs
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GIRL Tor cigar store az Lynchville- "a. Ao.
WANTED-MEXICAN GIaL FOR HOUSE
HELP Zsl4 FEDERAL. STREET
nd 4 sTr7rt rI7I.----- y, MI
cooking stay nights Phone ssz9.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

WANTED Houzehoid goods. ERWIN FUR
MI kE CO.. los san 1ariuiu. Pa $40.
We PAY highest cash price, FOR second
hand furulLure AID sewing machines
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
WE PAY more Tor Eood f1rnifurs thar
any uru On The city Get our figures be-
fore you sell &. ID. HutSER uFuuL-
SrE lNG 60. Phone fIl0
WANTED-second hand flrnIturs. an5
amount. VIII pay cash Tor De- Phone U.s.
liERE1HILI FuRNfrl RE CO.. 500
San Antonio Pm 31f5.
II YOU have ans thlnE Or want anythlns
90 new or second hand furniture or sew
Ing machines go 20
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
117 s. stanton ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

Situshons R 5ss---I.t.1
PRACTICAL nu-ss soiielts nerslns- l.seI-
WANTEI-ChIIdrsn % care Tor irom %
G. ref1reness szchaasea- n. $50
WaNTED-FosIt IS booEzlepe- or as
sistant booskeeper and typls- 81 lady "
8 years. erperie1ee Ph- sla-M
CLERICAL position wanted. SPEAK. read
and write Spanish 1uenrig- Fh li'- -ilsl
MANICTRIST desi7es POSITION y 6ar1er
shop. can give reference address ~
sa-e Herald
CAPABLE. ezDerIeuced. secretarg'-sten
rnnher wishes position with responsible
lrn- address : 81. care aera-l-
BOOkIzEEFER and typewriter with er-
1erlerca o. general o1iice work desires POI
sIuon eth local flrm- sAddrass G S.. care
He1alo-
CONFETENr woman stsnosrapher. at
present employed BY large wholesale luln-
her rilnutarrurt1E c1ncern- desires 70 10
o. about - years along VARIOUS ines
manly lulner. Insurance and uA REFER
er.ccs furnished Address n j. E, care
Wantsd-Money
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YANTED-s111o on Is acres Improved
valley land Phi J. A Marriott. eleal.
WANT TO BORROW g6lo1 for one year,
security worth three rimls the loan GIVE
fuu particulars IN answer address A--a.
rare Herald
Wanted-Bids
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YaNrED-Coutracto with Emlu vel
lrll or diamond drlll outfit 20 BID on sink
Ing % test holes on mining property Id
dress Psi. care Herlld.
Real Estate Wanted
=e=~----=------aTT-7-~-
100 nEHCENT results from Lancmeura-
TURNER. EE1iP a COLDW ELL
lfANTED-To buy. 20 room brick tene-
ment house. south side. Addra1z S.
care Ei Paso Herald
/ WANT 10 buy ne home direct from
owner; IL you want 90 sell and have
or room modern house. answer my a4s
4 ara in earnest. give street number. price
and terms first letter Address 50
HHHnIH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
Wa1ied-F Furniture

WE CAN stiu use 5000 worth o. second
hand furniture win pay good prices.
Texas Fur Co, Ph. tos7. ios s 81 Ps1a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

TWO nicely furnished houzei1saplng rooms.
lights. water and phone furnished s2l5Q
u1nrh. also . partly furnished rooms h1t
and Geld water. $3.50 month. block frcm
..l.o-. L--s = s-n An-on-1.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

THREE unfu-uished rooms 1118 Ire
mont St. = nice new hunEaloW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
Oil and Mimi,

Real Estate and Insurance
1hone 2l.i. eos y. Stanton s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04
Hoasskee1foa Rooni-Furni.Isi

/ Two clean housekeeping rocmE. slespinE
. porch. lights. water tels1h1ne furnished.
no sick go n Ernsaa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

TIE THINGS
We read about are Interesting Il true"
A few cars o. graf. a few cars OF alfalfa,
I riding pillow. a Few sacks Of beans. ]
l-aikirg pillow. 2 groceries and meat signs
very nicely made, all for sale ct Myrtle
Trading Place. Pa 2ol5-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-04

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CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
The State OF Texas. 10 the sheriff OF
ing
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16

7Divdend deferred pending settlement of contract
+Dvdend deferred pending Administrator
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
TnE GILES nRlILING cnMpaNY ma

4 y n
ANNC AL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the Giles Drilling Company Inc.
for the purpose OF electng Directors for tha
ensuing year and for the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come before
the meeting, viii be held al the office OF the
company. 80 Church Street, Borough of Nam
haitian, City of New York, ON Monday, Janu-
airy 2oth. 1919. at o'clock NJ
F. r. GILES Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Mining Stocks

Shares. Open. High. Low. Last
1000 tAlas-Br Col NJ. IS 43 az 43
200 2"0 .fAmer A. e. Mines Mines. % 90 90 90
2500 Big Ledge c Co II Ii "a Il
1000 *fBooth $3.50. t2I2 12Ia 12I2 1919
5000 fBost & Mont. 81 81 80 so
2l00 *iCaledonia 49, % 90 2S 20
1000 seal & Jerome Il VI X VI
500 Canada Copper z
5000 *fCandelara s. 50 81 So 81
1900 Ger S M & M. ia VA 1Ia IA
$500 Cons Ariz Sm.. Is 1i5 1ls 1M
500 Cresson Con G. S 47a 5
100 Ell SaIv Silver. 15s 15s 15s 15s
800 zoo Eur Or Co.. ,1Is ,1Is o1Is .1R
900 *THS&M "a p) 41 45 ~ as
$50 Hecla Ming . 4I4 4ss "a a.
$500 in Butler. 35 35 81 IS
$500 fLohe Star . 6La 6ll 6
1000 *7Mother Lode. 90 90 "a 81
5000 nixon Nevada IS as 90 al
1900 *Onond Mines aas 3sa sA 3ss
100 Ray Here Mng .2le 21s 214 2ss
1900 TRoch Mines .. rs 27 26 27
200 Stand Silv-Ld.. "a "a "a "a
$500 TStewart 80. IS 16 16 Is
100 STSuccess Mig 5
200 Tonopah Exten 90 2fs 2fs 24ss
$500 +iU S Cont M 8
1000 *fWard NJ & M "a rs "a rs
goo fWashn G Qtz. SO 80 80 80
.5oo99 5o9 West End Con 157s 1ss 1ss ia
1900 *fWUtExt "a p) IS is is Is
1910 fWh Caps M. 16H II 1eR 16Ha
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
AN ApJOuRNED MrrrIN

AN ADJOURNED MEETING or THE
stockholders 4 The johnson Leather
GO. Inc, for the election OF directors for
such business that may properly come be-
fore the meeting, viii be held at the office
Manhattan Borough. New York CITY. ~.
Tuesday. January sSth. 1919 ut 10 4 NJ.
a. w. ElNCH. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16

AT meeting of the Directors of this COM
pany held in London to-day, it was decided
to recommend to the shareholders at The An
nual Meeting fixed to be held January 2S,
1919, payment on January 81, 1919, Of a
final dividend of six per cent. free of British
income tax upon the Ordinary shares, making
with interim dividends already paid 80 per
cent for the year ended September 30, 1918,
as against 80 per cent. for the year ended
September &c. 1917.
In their annual report, the directors say
that the factories in England have during the
year continued to be largely employed on
supplies for troops abroad and the American
factories have also been fully employed.
The cost Of leaf and other materials has ma
terislly increased during the year and the
employment of much larger capital has been
necessary. Net profits for the year after
deducting all charges and expenses for man
agement, etc, and providing for income tax
and estimated excess profits duty for the
year are S3,I40,I74.S.l0. as against g.,
105,002.0.6. for the previous year before
providing for excess profits duty for that
year the amount of which is estimated at
a560,o00. After paying 6nai dividend of
six per cent. carry forward will be So ,005,-
578.4.4.
The directors have also decided to pay on
January 81, 1919, with final dividend for past
year, an interim dividend of six per cent. for
the year l9l8-lsI9 on the Ordinary shares
Of the Company, free of British income tax.
Transfers received in clts- at registered
Office in London up to January Is, 1919.
will be in time to be passed 70. payment of
dividends to transferees,
BRITISH-AMERICAN
TOBACCO COMPANY LIMITED
January Is 1919
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Paper Money i'm Germany

PARIS, Tuesday, Jan. 14.-German
gold reserves, which the Allies propose
70 transfer to Frankfort from the
ser 6erlln Relchsbank, totalled 1882 $685.
ooo marks on December 81, according
10 10 the last official report of the Reichs-
Compilations made here from Ger
man ofilcIal reports relative to paper
$4,000 marks. Besides this. there are
great quantities of paper which various
munlclpalities have issred
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Record of Stock nd Bond Averages

ASIDE from striking special issues the stock
market did comparatively little yesterday There was No ~
interest the turnover of business being slightly in excess of the
ceding day. " ~ - 'o pie-
OhIeo otates steel Common fraonav
other ndusts
FOOL operations were reflected in
"hh rose Sharply closing at 5$ 1O3 The rest of the
tobacco stocks to strong. ~ ~ '"N
Oh stocks again received the speculative element and
Texas Company closed points higher Mexican
'ereo net ADVANCE OF rs Rubber and equipment dspaved
Nf4N'N" q
'G "diNeI Liberty Loan on light
trading Foreign government issues steady ~ e
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16

$5,0OO,O0O
THE LACLEDE GAS LIGHT COMPANY
Mortgage Collateral
Series
al pa Series h@nco
Due January
p benghrs enanhem
fpHmey)
0 any and
0Is@ay 1922
AUTHORIZED
nnrd rdehcihea
c % is @ ndo nNewYo
President OF
rgs eIenupon uheCom
o ugag O the Company.
OF afgua ednoah
property is centn it
me al IN lass condition
margin all umhensc
city Of
gas bmnnmn this hywhKhS
In
Ihhab
amm tu~eB Bmds6rM Intestine
PRICE and Interest," Yielding
Ss .x
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Curb Market

Note.-Ihe Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
oiIity tor the accuracy or authenticity of curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
The Importers & Traders National Bank

The Importers s. Traders National Bank
of New York.
New York. January IA 1913
At the annual meeting of the stockhoid-
ers OF this bank. held to-day, the following
named gentlemen were duly elected Diroc-
tors for the ensuing year:
VIM Hamlln Childs J. Walter Spaldmg
James w. Lane J. f. Stone
-Adolph Lewisohn Edward Townsend
John W. Piattcn Edward NanVolkenburgh
II. II. Powell Joha j. Walton
henry Spadone Charles \. Wimpfheimer
A subsequent meeting of the Board Of
Directors Mr.. II. II. Powell was unani-
mously re elected President and Mr. Ed
ward Van Nolkenburgh was unanimously
reelected NicePre sident.
L. T. TOWNSEND. CaShlcr
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CORN ExCHANGE BANH

THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF
The Corn Exchange Bank, New York City.
for the election Of Directors and Inspectors
or Election for the ensuing year. and for The
transaction of such other business as may
properly be brought before the meeting viii
be held at The Banking House, 13 William
Street. Borough OF Manhattan. City of New
York, on TUESDAY. JANUARY 21st. 1919.
at IL o'clock Noon
AT said meeting proposition will be SUBJ
mitted and voted upon 10 increase the Capital
Stock OF said bank from Three Million five
hundred thousand dollars hy the issue OF
seven thousand additional shares Of 500
EACH to be offered to stockholders at par in
proportion 10 the stoct. already held by them,
The polls viii be open from l2 o'clock Noon
to / 100 p. NJ.
WALTER E. FREw.
President.
EDWARD S. MALMAR.
Cashier,
Acting as Secretary.
Decernher IL 1918
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT THH
annual meeting of stockholders of the Nor
ten Park Realty Company. Inc, VIII be held
on January 2sth, 1919. 80 o. M M
the office of Austin. McLanahan and Merritt.
at lso Breadway, CITY of New York, for the
rious officers. and for the purpose of elect
ing directors of this corporation. under tina
General Corporation LAWS of the state ce
New York
Dated New York. January Z. 1919
GEO. L. NEFN Presidenf
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks

All STOCKS quoted dollars
un las
are based only on transactions shar or more -
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Standard Oil Subsidiaries
Other Oil Stocks

Shares. 4 Open. High. Low Last
1000 900 ns5nsVs .4BosteWyo &t oil 20 20 20 20
1899 eco 'osissp :ss pf Co.. zIs 4Iss ~ ~ ~
10 Crystal Oil . 1aa 1sa 1as 1aa
24500 stEsmeralda Oil 5 a., 5Ls
1000 *Federal OIL. 23s 2Na 23a 2aa
1000 'Glenrock Oil. 3a4 334 asa 3sa
800 sHouston Oil. o.. 81 50 00Ls 81
$500 sfHudson Oil. .. 20 n 70 y
$500 +Int Petroleum. 1934 % 1894 22
1900 +lsland 0 & 7. 734 "a 7Is 7sa
S1o0 ..tKenova OIL. y 1a 12 1e
1000 +LouisianaO&R. 2aIa 25ls 2AI4 2bIA
1900 Met Petroleum. .ssIs ga g .sls
S64 midwest Ref 1875 12o 1926 12a
S64 midwest Ref. .t25 129 1875 12s
1890 tOmar 0 & G.. 33 35 SO 80
5000 sPennock OIL. 1894 1879 1884 1884
90. 600 pitts s G.. ga s]4 .sIs sIa
5000 sfQueen OIL. n RI 10 10
1900 .Royal Dutch n 711a 73l4 71Ia 7aKa
1909 sSapulpa & r; 73s 75s 7Ls 7L4
100 Seauoyah o 6 r " II Y, Il
1000 +Sinclair Gulf "a 24sa % Paw
400 fSouthwest OIL. 80 80 80 SO
isSS isSS .stsntSn .ffess"s o' ~ a'd "a ,s7s
$4,000 sun w Oil new. 134 21a An fsa
200 Vic Oil new st. az "a aa "a
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Bonds
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST

unlisted. / Sell cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-16
Industrials

Shares Open. Hich Low Let
500 500 BsAm Aesna Tab E1p0s rs SIS sIa s oss
300 Chevrolet Mot 149 $50 14e 80
2100 photograph Pr eLa 9 o/a
$1,000 5000 Gen Asphalt. 5sKz 5esa 5aN 557s
500 &C Mot IS d W j. 80 81 so 81
1900 *Gillette SAT RIA 118 IA 118
1000 Hupp Mot Car 5zs 6A 5zs
1900 Inter Rubber 1919 19 1887 13sh
1880 Keystone e. r 5tI9 $3.50 5oIa 54l%
6400 *kirby Lumber IS q 18 20
5000 *Libby McN&L 22Is 1924 21n 22sz
2500 Marconi of Am 44 43s 4iR 43s
1900 *Nat Coal & Ice 57tl 57La Sc ST
1900 No Am p e. F 23a 2(o ga ~,
2500 Perfection T&R Il ID i 3I
500 sPoulsen Wirel 81,
500 *Standard Mot 7a4 73A ", 7T
500 Sub Boat vt C. 113a 11aa 11Ia 11ls
1000 *Swift Inter wi 45 46 44T d55
$500 *united Motors 355s SO 1854 36
700 ado rights :. "a "a 70 W
10000 United Prof Sh 81 Il 5s So
3l00 u Steamship 4Ia
$500 Wayne Coal . 4l ALa 4M 4h
$500 *Wr-M Aircraft 4 4Is 3Zs 37a
1900 World Film vic " Ia " 70
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
State TO Investigate
Rent Profteering
Legislature Inquiry to Begin in
This City Within the Next
Fortnight
Staff Correspondence


ALBANY, April ia Legislative in
vestigation of rent profteerng and
housing conditions in New York City
and other sections of the state will
start within the next fortnight. The
first meeting will be in the city Of
New York. The committee, which will
have $4,000 for its work, was created
by a resolution introduced by SEN
ator Peter A. Abeles, Republican, of
The Bronx. 1t is to consist of two
Senators and three Assemblymcn. The
committee is empowered also to in
vestigate the ice situation.
Senator Abeles's bill comforting
power on the Mayors of cities to ap-
point rent profteering committees of
investigation passed the Senate unani-
mously and was kept from a vote in
the lower House by Speaker Sweet.
The Legislative leaders believe that
the committee provided for in the
Abeles resolution with the power of
publicity will have some effect
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Major Stone Tells Bar Asso-
citation Camp Merritt Had
Nearly 10000 A. W. O. l..
Cases in Eight Months

WASHINGTON, April 1o.-~Camp
Merritt, Hobokcn, the main embarka-
tion camp during the war, dealt with
nearly 10000 cases Of absence without
leave between April / last year and
the signing of the armistice, Major
ISOLATION to-day, in connection with
the discussion Of the administration of
military justice, Practically, he said,
these men we're all deserters, avoiding
service at the front, and he added that
great deal of "maudin sentiment"
was nov being expressed for men sew
erely dealt with by military courts for
this offense.
Major Stone, who is a member Of a
St. Paul law firm in civil life, and
whose military experience began as an
enlisted man in the Spanish War, read
from the official records of the inspec-
tor generals Office the report, showing
that Camp Merritt had 9,2SS cases of
absence without leave during the pc
riod when the movement in France was
at its greatest stress. The matter
had become so serious, he added, that
it nccessitated building a stockade at
the camp where men who had been ab-
sent and returned were held to be
marched aboard the ship.
Change in System Opposed
Speaking from his experience as a
company and battalion commander,
Major Stone strongly opposed any
change in the military legal system
that would take ultimate power over
it out of thehands Of commanding
officers.
The chief reason for extensive use
of courts martial and for excessive
sentences, Major Stone declared, was
the inexperience of the bulk of the
officers and the enormous strain un-
der which they labored in creating an
army to meet the German peril.
Loring r. Hoover, formerly a captain
in the National Army, but now again
practising law in New York City, told
the committee he had been impressed
by the weaknesses of the court martial
system as he had observed 1t. lie urged
specifically that court martial sem
tences be widely published in the army
to attain the exemplary effect now
sought by the severity of sentences
and maintained that exact justice to the
individual would produce the best dis
cipline.
He also favored limitation of pen
alties by executive order, except in the
face of the enemy; the alteration OF
the status of trial judge advocates
from that Of prosecuting attorney to
trial Judge; the mandatory require
ment that the accused have experienced
counsel and restriction of the power of
commanding officers to return cases
for nsideration to cases where the
accused would be benefited
Declares System Not at Fault
Major George J. Denis. Of Los An
geles, Cal, having been for a consd-
New-York tribune., 1919-04-20
Coast Artillery
Reserve Corps
For Colleges
Proposal to Guard Shores
More Efficiently Believed
Endorsed by Department
in Forming New Branch

WASHINGTON, April 19.--Approval
Of the proposal of military experts
that the coast defence policy of the
United States be radically changed to
include as its basic element utilization
of railway and tractor ordnance of
heavy calibre was seen day in the
announcement by the War Department
of the organization of a coast artillery
officers reserve corps with an an
nual increment of at least 1.500 STU
dents
Through the cooperation Of universi-
ties and colleges over the country, the
department plans to train this number
of officers each year in the use Of
large guns of the type which could be
made available at any coast point
threatened by the enemy. The COM
pletc plan for mobile coast defence
ordnance involves the linking of
strategic points on the coasts with ex-
listing railway systems and the con-
structing along the seaboard of mill
tary roads capable of supporting heavy
motor tractors.
Five institutions already have &C
cepted the department offer to es-
tabllsh under their supervision coast
artillery training units to be tutored
by officers detailed from the regular
establishment and trained by actual
operation of the artillery they will be
called upon to man. These schools
are Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology, Vanderbilt University. Missis-
sippi A. and NJ. College, University Of
Washington and University of Vir-
gnia.
Fourteen other universities and col
leges have approved the plan, but
their proposals have not yet been
acted on by the department. They are
Utah Agricultural College. University
of Cincinnati, Northwestern Univer-
sity, University of Kansas, Kansas
State Agricultural College, Case
School, Cleveland, Ohio; University of
Pittsburgh, Washington University,
Columbia University, Rhode Island
Institute, Louisiana State University,
Michigan Agricultural College and
University of Alabama.