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Arizona republican., 1920-02-28

Other cars which made fast time were the S.utz Specials Nos. 1 and ?: the Overland No. 8, Mercer Special and the Dodge Special.
 Draw for Positions
 Final instructions to the drivers will be given by George Purdy Bullard, Arizona representative of the American Automobile association. at a meeting with all drivers, mechanics and en- trants at the chamber of commerce this afternoon at 1:3O o'clock. Draw ing for positions will also take place at that hour.
 An exceptionally heavy advance sale has been recorded, assuring a crowd of between five and eight thousand, it is expected. The promoters, however, have made ample provision for the hundred special officers will be on duty at the state fair grounds from the time the gates are opened at 12 o'clock noon. until after the races. Especial emphasis is being laid by the promoters on the automobile parking provisions within the grounds, where special po- lice will be duty to safeguard the machines against thefts.
 Hundreds of fans from adjoining cities and states will be in attendance judging from the number of out-of- town reservations received. Fully 200 fans from Bisbee and Douglas are expected.
 Races Start at p. m.
 Racing will start promptly at ? o'clock, the promoters announced last night. The time trials will be the first event on the program, to be followed by the Australian pursuit race at 10 miles. the 20-mile light ear event and the 50-mile free for -aI1
 Fully a score of Maricopa county automobile dealers will be represented in the auto show parade this morning. which will either head or trail the Al c. Barnes circus parade. Seventy five of the latest automobile models-the post war creations of the greatest en- gineers of the world-will be included in the procession.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-28
ADVANCE SQUADS OF
 !. TANKS GIANTS START FOR TRAINING CAMPS

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-In the ab- sence of Manager J. J. McGraw. who is on his way from Cuba to the New York Giants training quarters at San Antonio, Texas, Christy Mathewson will be in charge of the players who will leave for Texas tomorrow.
 Manager Huggins of the New York Americans also will entrain tomorrow with several players bound for the Yankees training camp at Jacksonville In the party leaving here was Ruth Thormahlen, Mogridge Bodie, Devita-
Arizona republican., 1920-02-28
E1pressDa en To Get R09se And
 Shorter Hours
Republican A. P. Leased Wirel

RepubIIcdn A. P. Leased WtTtI
 NEW YORK, Feb. 27-The Amer ican Railway Express company. through it's president, G. C. Taylor. today signed a national working agreement with the Order of Rail way Expressmen, said to be the first of it's kind in the history of American express companies, 1t was announced today
 The agreement, retroactive to February IS, covers working con ditions, hours of labor and rating of positions Of its employees throughout the United States. The number Of employees affected ap- proxin1ately 5000 members Of the Order of Railway Expressmen.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-28

Other cars which made fast time were the Ssutz Specials Nos. 1 and ? the Overland No. 8, a Mercer Special and the Dodge Special
Arizona republican., 1920-02-28
WANTS $f5,0oo; SAYS
 "MX NOSE WHISTLE SS

SPOKANE.--W. J. Busch. yard fore man at the stockyards, is hot on the trail of $15,000 here, because his nose whistles.
 He charges Wesley Hannah with blame for the whistle. averring that Hannah broke his nasal bone with cane.
 Tt keeps me awake nights says Busch in his complaint
Arizona republican., 1920-02-28
CRASH A GREAT
 DAY FOR SQUIRRELS

MEM MPHIS.-'Twas great day for the squirrels. Kid 20.' a 62-year- old messenger boy, tried bicycle riding for the first time. His bifurcated steed struck q peanut stand in the park Then all the nut chasers gathered round
Arizona republican., 1920-02-28
Protection for U. 5.
 Citizens Ordered

LAREDO, Tex Feb. 27-- General Francisco Murguia- commander of federal forces in the stae of Tamauli- pas, has ordered his trops ito exercise strict vigilance in the oil fields be- tween Tuxpam and Tampico, in order to prevent further assassinations Of Americans.
 The newspaper Excelsior of Mexico City said General Murguia, in re- port to President Carranza. gives detailed account Of energetic mea sures" he has adopted with this end in view.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-28
SCH sIcNs sox CONTRACT

CHICAGO. Feb. 21. = Outfielder Happy Felsch, who has been winter ing in Milwaukee. today signed his contract with the White Sox for 1920. according to an announcement to- night.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
SHIPPING Of AMERICA
SHOWS BIG INCREASE
Br A,sslaisd Prs.

W. AssNsnted Pres
LONDON. s,pi. = Aorordlng q
I.loyds Register OF shipping fer Js.p.
II Just ISSUED the sclRoing Tonnage
"a the United States arart from CIR NJ
takes shipping has incr ascd anc'
asia by over 200 per cent and non
stands az is.tos.0c0 tons, Thus the
United States comes SECOND only 10
the United Kingdom which has N'lll.'
tVn tors
Japan. whhh In 1874 took oath
i,lsc-. IL now Thru. with s.9ss. oec tons
rlc~ly followed by France. With 3.
sea.oyo tons.
Including sailing ships. but cNclud.
ing tonnage On the Great Lakes IN"
TEitesl States now owns - per cent ~
TIE worlds tonnage As agains, ~ per
vent nix years ago, the Register states
The figures shown for the formerly
t-llig'T"nt countries include n consld
srabl" amount ~ enemy TONNAGE pruvi.
stof ally allocaied Ia tho~ countries
Germany. which IN 1914 occupied
after the United Kingdom the first
poesliion with Over 10000 coo tons of
shipping now only owns 1000 tons
TIE st"sa. tonnage owned BY the
principal maritime countries In June
1922. totalied - sos 600. an Increase 81
S.seioo0 tons ~ compared with June
ieit but u IL computed that the
worlds nei loSs In shipping through
The war taking into account the sus
1enaon In normal aAipbuilding aciiS.
ities.amUunis To- a.sis.000 tons
There Is reduction In sailing ton.
nag" sinea prewar DAYS 81 81 900
tons. a riu n smaller decrease than
IL any previous xyoar period and
'louuthss accounted for. says the Res.
lister, 10y the shortage 4 other ionnalr
having giNe1 new ~, 10 the con.
'druction II sailing vessels The
United States. the only couhiry Whirh
has il'cr, ased sailing i0nnaAc since
1914. noN owns nser ~ per cent q.
the worlds sailing tnnnar,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
WAR TO FINISH TO Be
WAG[D AGAINST RATS
u, 40 's,sd ~.

q, A.osiaisd 7 ros
PARIS. S.pi War g. finish
mas been declared fgunst ~, rai ~
IN" Hygiene cummissinn a PARIS Tho
tuumlssi,n was aghlft % learn frun
. report roi do u Is Professor li"r
las. that there We're sVoo 00o rats IN
the city.
The "Ni"rniusii'n - thc rats - Ca
10 accomplished hy al ~" weapons
AH'Nn IN tat warfare and the ciu.
P1lfu will -, bath offensive and de-
fciss'N" The offensive w"sp ne arr
,he following
l'se q bacterial products Cr deadly
mi' ruecr i'k"iy o. Csu~r ciidrmics
efu0rg N" .lis p"is"us ssphN Mating
r1s's ln ih- sewer fUr several hours
80 re- nnie I'l',ir dat intervals aid
traps
In tht e. un' tHn Professor Eur,
tas warns rat tripp"Is not 60 criokc
go waruF iii uapr-rs not &, smoke
h"lds t,Ascco IN adherence \ pre-.
Wium II two s"us IL to be- paid for
carh 1T Killed hy the hunters
T." doicnfi'. clWraign viii be- con.
quoted ~ rpt pfucfing houses and by
sitting IN" garbage cans on the dd,-
walks only f~v minutes previous %
TIE arrival q tho garbage automobiles
80 that rats cannot feed ga their COM
tents over night
MANY pcsSimistir voices wrr. heard
IN IN" hygiene Commission ~ 90 the
chances II ~u,t'ss IN Riding Paris &
"a. rat nuisance. especially after PRO.
tes~vr Rordas had explained that thu
Paris -at could hutsi ~ family tree
dating hark tn tho early CENTURIES o,
she Christian cr1. having cnigraied 20
'rtn'. from %" NHlr East with tn,
,trly Crusaders
such aris.ocrl's are bound 20 put
UNA Hii nghi tor their privileges
Sfid humorous member 81 N. Com.
mission
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
TUBERCULOSIS sAN|TAR|UM
ISSUES BIENNIAL REPORT.

-re.t,I 20 fhs Srvs.
SANATOEltM Ten Sep Tie
SIi. TuhcrcnlUsa S,nai .ti4u u us
hl"uuiu report ISSUED September ist.
gives out suiu" interesting fguf, pa
rs rNp1i''nts ~ 81 ~ tcf,.nt ui
the ~ patients we're working ~ saue
cHintul occupation cunning salaries
ranging from rs" hundred dollars per
y'ar up go fifi"n thousand Two ~.
ticnts reported tha THEN earnings
Amounted 20 more than q 600 CO., rer
Hnuum. tNu rport~l $40 600 01 or
more. an done reported his earnings o.
D." 81 600 "n 1913 patents had dl,,l. yeA
w"r" chemically Co., ~ 80 % a. pc'
cent V'r" u"' heard FROM. and three
v"t. nuu 'uh'rculous
90 'h. 2ni who died 81 diad fIun
tuberculosis. forty fave di,d - acute
conditions and forty Ftru died from
causes unknown
~ different rurrs 1910 patients
classified themselves as American
t1ir, ffi % German ten ~ Irish crh;
~ l'N ish nine ~ Swedish six ~
French IN" halancr L,iur di,il.i
HHlnE N'Nioans ltalitrz Greeks
H..sinnS Au-rinns and Poles
N.t''i"rtlly, thiriyclghi v,rr Office
workers. irEiiyn were formers. ia
h0u~'w1ics. furtytwo Silosuen twer.
Ns.N llh, r"rs. twenty seven nurs"s
'W'iN" we've students IN. balance
Ner" working 10 almost every other
SHOWN occupation
Men pr'-lumiu4iod over women
Among the graduates" af the iuultu.
u eai hiug males whg. ih,r, vcr.
onl yiY2 females
The total earnings Il rN.p4'l.rts
tu"un'"d O. So, 0o0 o0 dlrrg tho
"Sr1l year "ndinr September 7. 1920
The amount cVpcud,l hv ih.. Slnlt'l.
nm ntift"rtnr" and Sl'lr.'s dur
rig ~. sam" period was APPROXIMATE
Is 5000 600 30
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
~ >>It VIII. RIrIR>
liRiE Mot NJ GOLD LOOT.

~ NtHfs la'Fri ffeaa
NASittSGTuN sent S,ri.,
Russia has announced her r.aliu,s. Z.
return o. Eumtn.i the kumtun roll'
iotHling between tinU 600 900 and 500
gvuve" aud az iras4r.r- ~ Nus,Uu
u Eumanin uul sign treaty q peace.
Captain Nal,l Stooia. formerly Human.
i1n Nlsou Cfiir"r 10 washington. ss.l
Z day
III" iluwsnitr government Ctp,ai~
SOFIA said. ops - thu bulSh",tki a.
uinul 'h't .uuauh r,furn % soviet
tnfhof1i.'H the arms and munitions
That she captured when IA, Eussitn ca.
lzl'-' y~n'', The p,.ts. rrfpfia'I 800.
ar" reported O. have b,"n d.lfy,d 80
'nus- ~ l..mauil's refused 10 .rs..I,.
-" rifr~ ani withdrew her ,ssrpS i...r,
l.''sstrtblH, wh"re tho hodSh-yili q Q
an iurfsl'n tn soviet leaders htt,
Ast'~i thar th. 80 '.nnls o.. G4'hIrrv.,
sp. 81 h"N NAV d.ili" -. Ers.if.
iyH.uiie trpi 900 tl' i,-s = I...lt 10. .rf.,.
Ter use against the Poles and "a. Wrau.
81 Troops.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
WANTS SATISFACTORY SETTLE.
MfNr ~ IRISH al t.STION

", '.H..aifd
$fW nv Sem, - I.fr,,-
nfi = t's 1tt,r James Hamilton
Lev. srr"I"r'l tonight that H..
would i"lf"st rH..ii"n' Wilson tn a.,
Lnsl {" 's'''. III" Irish quesii,n
" The sl'i-iigiIyu % the Irish Of tho
ICED Siff,~"
such settlement h. slid. a. me-.
eSs.'iN q" 'r'rr tht' tho tu.ied States
may nov" irrupuilIi5 among her Irish.
men. that ihr Irish may have complete
f' 'htt 'N'rN'hiur g. l"irg
io'' rs The Unite states l. give free.
i"'l 'nd 300 ~ guf"rvu,ft io IN.
Lth0 That liisnW'u iu tt' tui' 81
>i'''s h1'. , iIctt 90 ask f1f. the 10.
~ i.f "Hi b 'A.F fought .n 40 wars
r' America
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Marine. Enli., Young White Hope

WASHINGTON. n. e. sept. 81
The enlistment fifteen war oil
lad In the Marines WAS authorized hy
Major General John 4 Lc!cune When
The Fort Wayne Indiana. recruiting
ststion reported that he son q Cap.
tain " 4. DuemlinE Medical CorpA
Y. s. Army. had White Hope mca.
urcTn"nis. Tho tender aR col sixteen.
70 .rsnprenuccs 10 learn the drum and
trumpet calls, II tho minimum axe fos
the sea.snldicrs and according % an
'he medical and military experts a
height q five feet four inches and a
weight = iss pounds IL al that can 10
exrs~'i'd Il ihesr youthful warriors.
~ yolns Duemilnr tlpped tho sc,is
- Va pounds No. not only broke IN.
fifteen year old record hut also sever.
NJ yards - rcd tape Tho ssi soldier.
~ furi Wayne predict a great future
Ter their young Ho0sier. who win 10
the Youngest Marine IN the Corps tt
q margin % ien months.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
STRENGTH OF LIBERTIES
fEtTt RES STOCK rRiDING


NEW YORK. s.pt ..-Th- a,,.yI,
md ftr~nsth & Liberty bonds rNnstl.
ili'd N" most conspicuous and 20.
touring i,aiur. I'd; the We. x ~ thu IN.
N-siusut market. thos. issues and
Victory notes IN several Instances r,-
covering NOR" than hall q the sever
'ot-'s sustained in the oarly months q
"a" year
III" vigorous ratogud . quoiltiur.
''F tho issii'- 1'raSlou.-l surpris" .l
'arl quart ~ wh"rr u WAS thought
hat the latest price cutting wave
aiehi "niurr" further liquidation
Much - IN" resent accumulation q
b. were fiotaiious credited % the
hrg"r banks industrial corporations
nd insurance companies
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
MarrnniN nred.

q, Ree,ler lr 70 d. Gilyn. tots : 4
.. block 30. Oieawcod Addition. consld
GRAFTON $4,000
A. RrcNk 20 T W Gotten. CiJ In
J. hscsk ise rl-nors addition. CO...
sd a'ion SO. 90
y e HALEY % = \ D-,ie d., -
n.et 5. : Addition CONSIDERABLE
" q. Walkrp 10 George Eurmsr
20 10. blart 'e9 rH.mons Addition
sy','si'lera;ian ls.s0A 40
y. " HaFEraves ~ " . KENYON
a 81 - ~ North wss. "a - 80.
u n w. iioek T. an sia,o-
ccnsi'r-ison tlaoa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
iRE AMAZED THlr
SrRikiRS STILL LIVE

CORK sept 80 p.'.r, Parsons
ad Riiii,ruwh ib' tIi physicians. -
day oppressed rfufrund tuIy,w,nt
that al ~ the eleven hung strikers
SIN w'r' ili," and not only alive but
CONSCIOUS " M sail 'ht hs' frr ~.
devotion and care - N" nuns u j. r-r.
tain y'v'fsd Il ~" rut,r- would lHnr
uur" have bon dad
Tn" is'nr. have boon vH-r.l is
high sim I'm "f'l'i'l- that Or o. were
discovered bat he rVu. w'Fr accepting
from "a" doctor tnt Instructions Nh,'.
over ~" nuns would o." instantly ~.
ID - l.s,sc ilr t,H
Tho nuns Upurt t.dlv. 1..urdir- 'r
M d",uIs ihr fN" str r- had he.n
dnr"i 90 worry t"' .. lfrrrc ~
rms cation
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Red, Preparing

NEW YORK S'p' .5-Thc bo'-ic
iki Preparations irr an attack upor
'ulanl are l~lnE made behlnd the Lith
Hnl.n iruatiHr under cover 90 an gt.il
i.Ithrsni'n neutrality. creating q s.;u1.
iur tan riuI- Tor Poland o. tol.ra'a
WIS q 'isrtd On a mssstg. s.n' r,
rutN p Poland 20 the hague ~ na
urT Th~ message WIS .fuls died in a
'tll- d.1r'rh received IS ~. POLISH
-a'cll ,aission ~ tn United stat
1dav
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
O'NFii. MADE HONORARY
PRESIDENT % NINFTIETU


" Nssnria'sd frsff
pklNilpN CITY. : pf ss-.',I.
un"l Iatrrk p'Nsn commander u ~
li'th infantry Hug -, of the ao,l
Division ..ui, lfh"u M ard TrNa- SltiUr
Al furd-in ihr world war known g.
M men Nhu s"rvl und"r hun and :,
his fellow officers - Patsy this after.
no"n Nes '''r t"d honorary Or, -idrnt T
IN" 10Th division Vet rams VIII are huil
ing 'hr'- day r'u"ior here
iH" hhurn ~ Cpll.r.' S'a'Iuu. TaAts
w'- r"."lr'trd president Hnd Arthur !
l,in"htri - Dallas vas r..,l.,t.-i ssrrr.
''rt'f'7 sur"r. fiovd e rurn.tt was
elected district chaplin
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Ofneial Noilar.

al I--fi; jurors who have be-, sim.
r,oaed 10 appear IN the Dis,ric, COR,
o. fottsT county On MONDAY. Sap,e'n.
ler 9th. 1890 ara hereby notified hy
order OF The District Judge. not 90 n.
t-nd said Court until o'clock \. NJ
"Wednesday. September ?sih. 1890
J. c. SkILLMAN.
District Clerk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

W ". Bryu.r 20 7. T.. Tarrlrs IA,
u hlces ~ q & $. Addition. consli
srztl"n tie00n On
~ irnic- q Tr,d ". Tro. p.r,
thn ,iesss0
I'VE rCoN - y " S'arter = % T.
% g block 81 Holland Addition cor
sdeTat!on ss0oo %
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Eye SPECIALIST

Practice confined Ia DisrlSrs II the
I've ini Hitting glasses. Diagno.Ss AMI
Consultation Has. Nose aud Threat.
Dr. Cland. " ulruii.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26

- 49, 'hf'd ftt.-
'''NlSf\. tr' -s--b iSsrd,ts 90
I- r hir1 @ duf.r rurSnu. wtf-
.li''i. A.sHug 'N"u iiu. sold..rs ar. -,
"i' iH C.r'r1I N.vs pispti,h.t
H"u EHw. under fridays dat.
go. hundred a.I ATS persons O.,
e. trI Tirr.r.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-26
Li.E\E> ENTRIES MiDE
~ HAil.OON TRNUII
=, Nso-i.i.Jrt~,

- NsfHrttist lrTss
bll.'ilNGilNAl AI,. Sri - .
Hl"trf rH'ri.s .u 90, National balloon
.t'' Wore laNg h.Iu. along tonight D..
3 northwest w."d BOO r. ligh' which viii
i"l"i .n' ih' NH,ri.un participants IN
=" i'i't'r'.'I' G'Ii"n H'Trr't tIr
my rae 2" start here October o.
N'u''s 'rum Jasper. Abiums. g.
ni.ht said tIrc g 90, balloons had i,..,
slehinh fhnrn
Evening star., 1920-05-23

Iemeets Tuesday evening In Perpetual
l,Hall. VIII elect senior and junior vice
commanders and arrange for election
l of delegates to the Department En-
tmander has requested that all dele
kfyates be elected at the earlist pose&
BILE date.
1 Commander Close OF Miles Cans nGs
Eearranged for exercises to be hesN on
Memorial day at the National Train
boys with lives of patriotism and
good citizenship. No such function
has ever been held at the school and
for this occasion the program will in
l,clude band. address by Past Depart
ment Commander B. F. Bingham Of
Philip Addison. Department Gem
mander R. H. Wood of the Spanish
War Veterans will take part.
large attendance was present at
the meeting of Cen Henry w. Law
ton Camp last Thursday evening.
/ when delegates TO the Department
Encampment were elected
/ The camp has organized a recruit
ing comlnittee and great results are
expected by Commander Richard L.
| Lamb Department Commander Wood
addressed d the camp. urging greater
I'effort Co strengthen the department
| next year
| Col. John Jacob Aetor Camp met
Monday evening in Stanley Hall. Sol
diers' Home, and considered apphca-
| tions from several veterans OF the
civil war for honorary membership.
AS Watson Post. G.. A. r.. has dis
| banded on account OF the small MEM
| has authorized that these men be
| cared for as honorary members of
the camp Commander Currier of
Urell Camp addressed the meeting.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
camp in the pepartment Encamp-

camp in the Department Encamp-
ment. June 19 1920.
Commander Close announced that
Past Department Commander Charles
j. P. Weber would act as master OF
ceremonies at the memorial exercises
to be held in the hall Of st. Elizabeth's 8
Asylum. Congress Heights, on Sun
day, May 40, at 2:S0 O'Clock and that
an excellent program would be pre-
sented in the name of the camp.
Complimentary comments on the re-
cent address of Communicating -Chief
Jones. at Arlington. were made by
the several speakers. who pronounced
in a model of patriotism and dtctfon.
Commander John H. Ford of Dewey
Camp has informed Department Com :
mander Wood that he will muster In
the largest class of recruits of the
wear at the meeting to be held IN
Masonic Temple. Sth and F streets
northeast. next Friday night. Dele
gates to the Department Encampmen ,
will be elected at this time and maj
details arranged for the memorial ex-
ercises to be held next Sunday at II
o'clock on the arsenal wharf, foot OF
7th street northwest, in memory OF
the naval and marine dead.
Memorial day exercises at IienM oou
cemetery will be conducted by Rich-
ard ]. Harden Camp and by Gen
Henry W. Lawten Camp at Congress
sional cemetery, both events occur
ring at 1920 O'Clock. Monday, MAY 81
Commanders B. P. Donnelly and Ricn-
ard L. Lamb request the rnemoers 10
report at these places at that time.
A committee consisting OF Past Com !
mander-in-Chief D. v. Chisholm. De-
partment Commanders r. III. Wood OF
Washington and Timothy W. Kelly OF
Boston, Past Department Commanders
Lynch of New York. Atkinson OF
Ohio, Assistant Quartermaster Gen
eral James ]. Murphy. was In attend
ance at the Capitol In the interest OF
the Sells pension bill now on the
Senate calendar.
Cen NJ. Emmett Urell Camp held
one of its old-time enthusiastic meet
ings last Wednesday night. at which
the degree of honorary membership
was conferred on Mr.. d. R. Anthony
jr., congressman from Kansas The
camp was addressed by Departmen MT
Commander r. H. Wood. Senior Vice
Commander w. L. Mhttocks. Past
Commander in Chief D. v. Chisholm
Congressman Little and Anthony and
others. after which luncheon was
served.
Col. James s. Petit Camp. which
Evening star., 1920-05-23
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp met last
Tuesday evening and celebrated it's
twenty-f1rst anniversary by muster
ing in nine recruits and two REIN
statements. The exercises were in
charge of Past Comma ander James B.
Carver and included a splendid pa
triotic address by the guest of the
evening. Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles.
after whom the camp was named.
The honor guest was introduced by
Department Commander Robert H.
Wood, who paid a glowing tribute to
Gen. Miles military service. Other
addresses were made by Past Depart
ment Commanders Jere A. Costello
and G. E. Rausch and Commanders
Claiborne S. Close, B. P. Donnelly and
Charles E. Currier. The adjutant re-
ported that the camp had 361 mem
bers and five delegates and Ave al
ternates were elected to represent the
Evening star., 1920-05-23
BOLIVIA DROPS CONTENTION.

LA PAZ. Bolivia. May 21.-Bolivia.
1t is declared in apparently reliable
quarters here. will propose to Chile
that she give Bolivia the outlet to the
sea desired by this country. at point
anywhere within the former Bolivian
littoral, Bolivia engaging to construct
the necessary port works.
If this report prove true IL means
the andonment OF the long stand
ing demand OF Bolivia for the port OF
africa, in the territory so long in dis
pute between Chile and Peru.
Evening star., 1920-05-23
w,u Ho,d Memorial services.

speoial memorial services for their
dead comrades will be conducted by
wars at Carroll Hall this afternoon.
beginning at . o'clock. Ray. Harrison
bsrs OF the order in Washington are
asked to attand,
The veterana aiaa will take part in
the Decoration day exercises at Ar
iineton eom etory a week from M6n-