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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
LANSING SHUT
OFF MUN|T|ON
TO MEXICO
Acted When Carranza
Refused To Wise Pass
ports OF American

MENIcO CITY. Fob. gs.-Texts OF
three notes which have recently PASS
ed between the Mexican gocernmcn;
ana the state department at wash
ington were made public nt the for
olfn office here last night
The first was a request from For
mer Secretary Lansing that the Mex
lean government wise passports of
Henry Forres. an American witness
before the Fan subcommittee which
recently sat at n Paao, Texas, in
qulring into Mexican conditions
The second was the Mexican refusal
10 accede 10 this request and the third
was Mr Lansings refusal TO allow
the issuance OF permits for the ship
mcnt Of arms and ammnnitlons 10
Mexico from the United States
The state departments note relative
TO Forrcs called The Mexican govern
mcnts attention to the fact that the
Mexican consul az Eagle Pass had re-
fused TO wise Forre-' passports be-
cause the latter had testified before
the Faii subcommittee.
The Mexican reply dated February
20 pointed out that Furrcs In testify
Ing alleged that anarcuistic conditions
prevailed m Mexico. II was said
Forrss denounced article % of the
Mexican constitution (dealing with
petroleum as "confiscatcry and rob
merry and made other harsh and
sarcastic comments on the Mexican
constitution The repp stated For
res "inaugurated anti Mexican propa-
ganda' among those attending the
.tearlug ot the Fail committee.
hue to these reasons thc foreign Of
flee said. III was paincd because u
was necessary TO decline the NOrth
American governments request for
granting Forrcs permission TO enter
Mexico"
Mr.. I.C usings reply to the Mexican
government request Tor pc-mlaeioH
To import arms and mutations from
the United states gave a list OF uotcs
received by the state department from
ignacins Boniiias, Mexican ambassador
to Washington, relating to the SUBJ
iect. and in substance stated the per-
nission desired could not be granted
under present conditions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
ENOUGH Lh(UoR TO
LAST "SICk MEN" or
NATION FOR YEARS

WASHINGTON. I'eb. 2b.-Thefts
Of liquor from bonded ana distif-
lcry warehouses have increased al
an alarming rate since the country
went dry. the house ways and
means committee vliH told today
by representatives Of the federal
prohibition enforcement bureau.
They appeared In support nf "a bill
providing for special warehouscs
for the storing under federal guard
of the nations visible supply OF
100000 600 gallons NO us TO prevent
iis transfer to channels OF outlaw
trade.
Alfred -. Nnnhuren. counsel FOR
the federal prohibition commits
sioner said definite reports showed
that 10000 gallons had been stolen
from s. warehouses since july T.
aOn every gallon stolen the govern
mrnt requires the distlller to pay O.
tax OF tG.f0 he said.
'ljistillcra get az nights and run
out TO sec II everything is nll right
around the warehouse" said !. "
Young stntistician Of the hurcuu
Members Of the committee want
cd to know how long the present
supply for use eventually by the
nations sick man" might last. n
properly guarded.
IT'S hard to tell" Young replied.
Half q million gallons year
ought 10 be enough Tor medicinal
purposes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
TWO WOMEN
SLAIN; HOUSE
SET ON FIRE
Owner OF School For
Girls And Housekeep-
er Murdered

Los ANGELES Feb. 25.-MIsa
Florence Housed 90. owner Of the
Huntington Hall school for Girls In
South Pasadena. near here. was shot
and killed IN her room lest night by
an unknown aSsnilani who then piled
excelsior T. tho lltehcn and set aro 10
the building
The 1re was discovered by Miss
Horsers tather. ngcd so. who extin-
guished the 'lamoi
The father then attempted to call
Miss Housed. but repeated uppinsH
brought no response and when her
room door was forced she WAS found
dead
Examination showed that the SLAYER
had entered the house through "a
pantry windoW by forcing tho locks.
1nc body of " a. Bowen. husband
Of the school housekccpor. was found
later Ia "a school room. with a bullet
through the heart. Mrs bowen said
she and her husband had been sep
artcd and that he threatened her.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
POET INVOLVED IN
INTERNATIONAL ROMANCE
AND LOVE TRIANGLE

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. eIgb. H.
An international romance coupled
with an American domestic drama
were revealed today In proceedings
brought before the Kansas City
Immigration authorities 10 dcport
Mile. Madeleine Babln. daughter Of
a Paris merchant other princl-
plls IA the triangle are leo ship
pcN. poet author. editor and chnu-
tnuqua lecturer. and Mrs. Mary
Woodson Shippey. his wife, a mag
azine writer.
Shippey went to France as Y.
NJ g. A. secretary, whore accord
ing t. evidence, he fell in love with
the French girl. Last Novembr.
Mile. BahiS arrived here and ex-
planned that she was 10 become a
mother. Shippey asked his wife 10
obtain a divorce In order that he
might give the expected child "A
name. Mrc. Shippey refused. but
offered 20 care for the child ~ her
own. Shipney would not agree and
lrft for California.
Mile. Babin ~ at liberty here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
TROOPS SENT TO III
WATCHI. WV ". TRIAL!
Trouble Is Feared By
Prosecutor At Monte /
sano, Washington : /

TACOMA. WASH. Feb. 25.--A des
tachment OF Camp Lewis troops de-
parted on a special train today fOc
Montcsano, where ten alleged ] W.
w. are on trial for tho murder ot
Warren .. Grimm, Centralia Armis-
tice day victim. Every man OF tho
detachment, tho aiEs OF which officers
refused TO state, was equipped With
ball ammunition.
Tho detachment was commanded
by Major Arthur Casey. A medical
detachment with special supplies ac-
companied the troops. II was said e
Camp Lewis that veteran troops,
many OF whom have had riot eXpcri-
oncc, were selected to make the trip.
Prosecuting Attorney Herman Al
len, conducting the trial az Montesnno.
asked Governor Hart yesterday TO ar
range for troops to be Ia M0nteEanO.
He declared there had been rumors &C
trouble and ho wished the troops ia
MonteHan0 AS a possible aid in pre-
serving the peace and assuring a fair
trial.
The prosecuting attorney in his re-
quest said radicals had been drifting
into MOntcsano. Governor Hurt foi .
wardod "A request for troops 90 iAeu-
tenant General Hunter iiEgett az san
Francisco with a statement that 10
was feared the situation az Monteaanu
might paaa beyond control OF local
and state authorities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25

Senator johnson of California. didn't
get Boa line until the last lap. His Call
fornia boosters. delayed hy poor train
service. did not arrive unul the day
before the convention ended But hy
noon, smack I'M front Of ail the elo-
Vators ON staircase landings, and every
other conveniently conspicuous spot,
four times as big as any other cundi-
dates poster were tackled up the
Johnson invitations 10 tea.
ono fol down ana "a large lady sat
on a. The INK. not set being dry the
printed matter was more or less ac-
curately transferred to The potential
voters skirt
Walking Al.
She made an unexpected but sirlk-
INK walking advertisement for john
son for President" hut Il was conclud-
ed even hy the most ardent johnson
lobbyist that she could never DO per
sundcd 10 vote for him herself
The one tragedy Of the convention
was former Congressman JamoH w
Bryan of seattle. who made dismal
failure when he tried 10 conduct "a
tcalcss lobby for senator Miles poin-
dexter. Hts eleventh hour and fran
tic cnoris 20 provide tea and trim
ulings were uuaNailing and the women
paid scunt attention 10 pleas In behalf
OF the would-he candidate from Wash
ington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25

CHICAGO. Feb co. Shades Of the
Boston ten party and It's brave inHu-
gutorsi
The 1000 women delegates 90 tho
nfty-Hrst and last convention OF the
National Suffrage ursOciHiion agree
that the hosts at that first All-Amori-
can tea nght We're no more heroic
than the would bee presidential Candi-
dates who entertained az the great
Chicago tea party
For history has q weird way ot rc-
ncating itself, aud once again the po-
lltiral beverage OF our prohibition
country is TEA,
The invitations To tea were wholly
Informal.
Very Informal
EVERYBODY meant 5000 weary,
hungry women. SO their hosts were
indeed brave.
In addition 10 tho huge piacard mo-
ticoa placed conspicuuusly about the
Congress hotel corridors. Governor
Lowden and General Wood, G.. O. =.
presidential candidates. sent invita-
lions direct TO the convention. Mrs
Carrie Chapman Gait, convention
chairman. read them and Faid.
i advise you, ladies, la Wow OF
the high cost OF living, 20 accept ALL
invitations OF this kind"
Aud the ladies alds ---4lluK'i2TiA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
TRAINING EXCLUDED
FROM MILITARY BILL
House Committee Strikes
Out Clause; Separate
Measure To Be Drawn

WASHINGTON. Fob. 2s.-Thc pro-
gram of republican house leaders to-
omit universal military training from
the army reorganization bill was ac-
copied today by tho house military
committee. which ordered favorable
report on the bill without any recon-
mcudation as to training
Efforts TO put In f,-f months train
ing Of all youths beginning Juiy g.,
tasz. ana a commiss on To rraue d.
plan for congress by January !, 1921
was beaten. TO 81
The committee then hy o. to au-
thurizcd Chairman Kahn Co appoint
a subcommittee of seven 90 frame a
separate bill FOR universal training
and report ID to the house for consid-
cration. "at the earliest practicable
date"
with this settlement OF universal
training. the committee then voted ten
~ six to report favorthly the army
reorganization hill, authorizing % peace
time army ~ gtgH.ouu0 men and H.
700 officers. The troops would u-
cludc $50 600 Tor the combat arms
i2Ng0 Philippine scouts. ,.u"n unr--
signed recruits. with the remainder Zoe
the supply services.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
COLBY CHOSEN
To HEAD State
DEPARTMENT
Wilson Picks Former
Progressive To Succeed
Secretary Lansing


WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-- Balm
bridge Colby Of New York. who was
one Of the leaders In the progressive
party under Theodore Roosevelt. Will
succeed Roheri Ians.ng a. secretary
Of state. Announcement Of hla ae-
lection by President Wilson was made
today az the white House.
The selection Of Mr. Colby came as
surprise mos, officials assuming
that Frank l.. Polk. acting secretary,
would be the presidents choice
Mr. Colby was appointed member
OF the shipping Doard and the Emer-
gency Fleet corporation IN July. 1911.
and also was a member OF the Amer
lean mission TO the inter allied ship
ping conference az Paris In the same
year He retired from the shipping
board more then a year aso.
Mr.. Colby WAS lifelong republican
Until the famous Bull Maose bolt at
the Chicago convention In 1919. He
had Leen actively identificd with can
didacy o. Theodore Roosevelt for the
republican nomination for president
Was A Progressive.
When RooaeNeu buifed the conven-
tiOn, Mr. Colby helped TO found tho
progressive party and was a delegate
TO its Chicago convention In i9i2 Re
continued an actlve leader In the party
and In 1914 and again Ia 1915 he was
a progressive candidate for senator
from New York state
When Colonel Roosevelt threw the
weight OF his influence 10 Charles r.
hughes in the 1915 presidential race.
Mr. colby Identified himself with the,
democratic party.
Mr.. Colby was born az 81. Louis 81
years ago ana graduated from Will
Hams college, Massachusetts. tie
spent one year at the Columbia law
school ana has Dfacficed law In New
Yort since tssz He was member
Of the New York assembly In fe0f-09.
News Of Mr.. colby's selection was
received with unconceaied surprise
among both democrats and repubii-
cans IN the senate, which Will be call
ed upon 70 confirm His Nomination.
Nomination once Fought.
When Mr.. Colby wcs nominated in
1917 for memberrhip on the shipping
board, his confirmation was accom-
pishcd only after a prolonged fight.
The commerce committee voted by a
majority Of one 20 report the nOmiDa-
tiUu faVnrahly, II beng understood
al the time that senator Reed. demo-
crat, Missouri, voted In the Negative
and that Senator johnson. republican.
California, broke the tie.
When the nomination came to tho
senate floor senators Wadsworth and
Calder of New York the nominees
home state. were understood TO have
opposed confirmation and 10 have
been supported on the roll call by
most Of the republicans Again a. In
the committee. the progressive cle-
A.. a
however. Senators johnson, Kenyon.
republican, Iowa. and others Joining
with the democrats.
Possibilities thet the peace treaty
fight might have a bearing on the
confirmation developed from the fact
that Mr. Colby IN recent speeches Tor
the league OF nations. has bcsn quoted
as sharply criticiglng some senator's
particularly those irreconcila0ly op-
posing ratification.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
Central American
Republics May Unite

NJ VAsN. T0NHs- F0N 1I---Th0 ~
puhlics of Central America have f1ru-
cd plans To unite themselves under ont
government beginning September o.,
1871. tine centennial uf their indie
pcndcncc according 60 Excelsior, Ut
Mexico tity.
The uioVcment WIS initiated in the
republic of salvador, and hns been
nuriurcd by the great uniunisl par
~" according to- the same news
paper,
The chief opposition to othc plan Is
said to come srpm ptesit Estrada
cabrera uf Guatemala, VINO IL re-
ported 10 have coutcuded that the par
Is is composed entirely nf rcnctionar
les \ number uf arrests have been
made In this connection, and aa rec
suit the political situation On Gutic-
Inala is In a Torment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
New Move To Kill
Prohibition Beaten

WASHtNGTuN, Fch. 2t. Another
u,nvcmsnt fur repeal oi the prnhihi
lion enforcement art was defeated io-
tay in TN. mouse. Represent tllN'
teoc. democrat Missouri offered an
amendment a. the pending Legislative
npprOtvr alton bill striking out me
81 500 600 fund Tor enforcement ''
the act and proposing ts suh'' 'lu''
a point of order against the amend
urut hN RcprrsentutlVe HlHniou dem
nerlt Texas Was uV"rruled. but the
amendment was lost ON "a ron c"ll
lnA Iu y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
Restrictions Removed
On Trade In Corn

CHICAGO Fch7 p Horeuftor no
limit is 10 be enforced against the
amount which any individual interest
may bus or sell future deliveries ~
tho corn market in Chicago or at
other leading markets A rule re-
stricting the amount 90 200, zoe bush
els has been In force since last May
al tho request OF the food adminlstra-
tion.
The cancclling OF this rule. however,
does not modify any OF the provisions
OF tho food control law, and tncre-
fore an contracts Tor current month
deliveries OF corn will continue to be
subject 20 close supervision us hercto-
fore
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
House Refuses To
Abolish Subtreasuries

WNNHT NITTIIN- TVN7 -'T- - !
house refused to-day Geo strike OUT OF
the leg 'slutiyc appropriation hlU
provision Tor nhoushlng suh-lreasul leS
IA N,w York BOSTON philadelphia,
Btriptoro. Cincinnati chicago, H.
I.nu- san Fraucisca aud New or
leans ON next pcccmhcr 81 and adopt
ED 80 ~ ~, an amendment transfer
rig their duties To the federal reserve
htfttd and the treasury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
Maryland Legislature
Kicks On Prohibition

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Feb. H5,-Coin-
cideni with the appearance here to-
day OF Nhyne ~. Wheeler, general
counsel of the Anti-Snloon league. to
explain the provisions OF the N0lstead
prohibition enforcement act before tho
temperance committee of the house OF
Delegates resolutions were introduced
In both branches OF the legislature re-
scinding Mnrylnnd's ratification Of the
federal prohibition amendment and
authorizing the governor TO Institute
proceedings for It's hnnuiment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
Bandits Kidnap But
Release American

NV NUNk. Fob. 25'--Barry HO-
garty, superintendent Of an American
smeitgr at Matimi IN the Mexican
state at Durango has been released
hy the bandits who kidnapped him for
ransom. according TO telegram re-
American Metal company. which
owns the smeltcr The telegram wus
from tne companys Monterey branch
but Y did not state whether the ruu-
som demanded by the bandits had
been paid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
Premier And Regent
OF Serbia Wounded

LONDON. Feb. 2s.--An attempt has
been made 10 ass1sainate Prince Re-
gent Alexander of serbia and Premier
Protitch according 10 a dispatch from
Triost forwarded by tho Central News
Rome correspondent. Both the prince
regent and the premier were wounded,
the report declares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
TWO CONNICrs EsCNrE

Phoenix. Ariz., Feb. 90. Two en-
victs escaped from tho state peniten-
tiary at Florence. Arizona, according
60 Information received from the pris-
on today by the aherifrs office here.
one was John. .Tomlin sowing sentence
shat 81 Mesa. Arizona, several years
ago Tho other wnR Roy HiEhtowcr
committed from Marlcopa county on
conviction on charge Of forgery, thg
message said. There were no details
of the escape
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
City OF Ell Paso -
Opposes Closed Shop

W. pASo. Tex. Feb e5.- Mayor
Charles Davis and members of
city council today Informed a cori-
ulttee from Stcain and ppc. HHng
rinOcra local number 500 which hH
rresented sixteen working agreements
for adoption. That they did not favor
the mgnieipaltN's Operating undcr
"the closed shop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
Wilson Asks
Oklahoma To
OK. Suffrage
rns .s.es..rss ..ss.

W'AsHiNGToN, Fob s5.-president
Wilson today appealed TO the legiala-
iurc Of The state ~ Oklahoma TO rati-
~ the federal suffrage amendment.
IN an Identical telegram sent to
both houses of the legislature ana the
lieutenant governor. the president
said
MAY not take the liberty 90 ex-
pressing my earnest hope that Okla
homl VIII join lnc other suffrage
states IN ratif,inr the federal suffrage
amendment, thus demonstrating anew
It's sense of Justice ana retaining ~
place as 70 leader Boz democracy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25

WASlIINGTON, FCb1 2b-IlaTN
Hogarty. American. was kidnapped by
MeNicans at Matlmi Durango. and ~
being held for ransom according TO
Information received today by the
state department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
LowDEN ON MICHIGAN TICKET.

LANSING. Mich, Feb. 2s.--Suffi-
cient petitions TO assure Governor
Frank %. Lowdcn OF Illinois. place
ON tho republican ballot in MichiEan'r
pres dental preference primary April,
b, were filed with the secretary OF
state today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
OFFICIALS IN
CLASH OVER
RUM REVOLT
States Attorney Threat
ems To Arrest Federal
Prohibition Agents

InON RIVER, Mich. Feb. Co.
warning that he was prepared Ia ar
rest every United States prohibition
agent In the county wnH issued today
by states Attorney NJ 5. McDonough
IN the Iron county prohibition DIS
pute. lie said he had arranged for
one hundred picked men TO carry out
his orders.
McDonough called ON Dalrymplo to
tell hin. that u any attempt WAS made
To- arrest anyone In Iron county OF to
raid any private home he would ar
rest the federal agents
His statement about the 100 picked
men was made to newspa permen lie
Enid "A warrant has been issued FOR the
arrest OF Major 4. " Dalrympie fed
"ral prohibition director for the CEN
tral states. who arrived last night to
press the prohibition raids.
Warrant Not Served.
This w9gTant, he said. was In the
hands OF Chief OF Police Sensibn OF
Iron River. 90 whom he has given
orders to delay serving the warrants
until further developments
The wine which was taken from
the federal authorities last week was
found and destroyed by Major Bnl-
rymple. Sine barrels OF wine were
located In the cellar OF a priests
house where 1t has been placed FOR
safe keeping and rolled into the
street whore the agents knockcd the
ends on the barrels and let the liquor
iun into the gutter.
The conference which was 10 have
taken place between Major Dalrympie
and tho state officials has been post
ponod until such time as the officials
are found
Major Dalrymple and his agents cN-
peCted To leave here Immediately for
the Nigil mine where another raid Will
be made.
Holds Ip Expedition.
Major Dalrymplc today was advised
hy Federal Prohibition Commissioner
kramer In Washington to discontinue
his expedition Ia Iron county The
message says that nalrymple is in
structcd TO mce' District Attorney
Walker and ro-upt ate with him.
when appraised OF the visit OF II.
NJ. Gsylor deputy prohibition com
Ulssion,r 20 this county, Major Dali
rNmple said il would not change his
plans 90 leave tonight Tor Chicago AZ
he will "bc through here hy that
time" The major plans 10 ask Prose-
outing Attorney McDonOugh tu ac-
company HIM 90 Grand Rapids, but
not as prisoner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
NMrnIOAN rI.YEns rnrI.n.

DOUGLAS. Ariz., Feb. 2i.--i.icuten'
ants %. 4. Usher and NJ. L. Wolf
lives aa Nacozari Mexico. were re
leased They were captured on Feb
ruarv after forced landing in
Mexico
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
sTECHER WINS BOUT.

PTTrsBURG, Feb. 2b.--Joe stcchcr
worlds champion catch-as-cntch-ean
Wrestler threw Yusaif llumanc OF De
irolt In So minutes with a double wrist
lock white himself entansled In
body scissors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25

OKLAHOMA CITY. Fob. 20 Anti
ratification forces suffered dofctt ln
the fif-t skirmish ln the house today
when a. substitute resolution referring
the question %, ratification uf the
federal woman suffrage amendment
to popular vote iu the August primar-
Jos we ruled out uf order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
I.l,HRI.IlGI.n REsIGNs.

BERLIN, Feb. co. Matthias Err
berger minister of finance. Nuluu-
tarilv resigned from tho cabinet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25


were awasga ame o o morec up some
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25

medium. sli.ab0is.7s. Receipts.
5000.
ISsnaas -,ia.iogiiso. ne
ceipia. 5000
DENVER. (orassl ss.5o0ii-oo.
Receipts. 1900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-25
METAL MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Feb. s5.-Bsr allvs
ti.2ah.
Copper quiet. unchanged.
Iron steady and unchanged.
AntiuOnN. sii.S7h
Lead firm. spot and March offer'
at t9.s7is.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1920-05-01
THE CONGRESSIONAL MIND.


our government employees are the
Favored lew ana the pets OF the
Natloh. Ihey work only seven hour
day To-" -" Government. IN IuXurl-
Gus, comfortable buildings, under most
pleasant environments, and with every
luxury ana convenience accessible, and
many make double income by having
dual employment out OF government
hours with private firms and corpora
tons. they are given 80 days vaca-
tlon on fdll pay each year 30 days
additional. SICK leave on full pay each
year upon doctor 5 certlilcate, have all
~ sundays, all regular national hoIl-
Gays nan mondays every Saturday
during the three summer months, and
holiday on every special occasion 50
GENEROUSLY occurring IN Washington.
lhouSandS Of them own their own
conn "itahi' homes there. with rates
;,heapGr thah anywhere else IN The
united states OH splendid water
lghtS, gas, tax exemption OF $1,000,
and tax rate OF only | IL per cent,
most OF the running expenses there
BEN" nd by tn" Governments Thou
sands own their own automobiles. with
access to hundreds of mics of paved
streets and bouIeVardS. paid for half
by the PEOPLE OF the United States