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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
COTTON MARKET
RALLIES SHARPLY
early Rrssks Are ovsreons BY spOt
News.

Now York. Nov. as-Eariy declines
we're foll0wea by sharp rallies IN the
cotton market today owing 20 reports
~ suhsiding snot pressure and a bet
ter tone ia Wall street January con-
tracts sold up from 1915 20 1855 and
closed 81 1854. with the general list
closing steady az a net advance OF IS
20 80 points
The markets opened at a decline
~ five points on December but gen
orally ! 20 IS points higher on the
better showing OF the stock market
wall street and local buying Liver
pool vas very weak however. while
there wRs a renewal Of southern sell
ing and ne market soon turned easier
with active months selling about 80 to
"a points net lower during the middle
90 the morning There was covering
~ December shorts which checked the
decline around the 10 cent level for
thai position owing 70 reports that
very few notices would be issued to-
morrow and the general market firmed
up during the middle OF tho day. De-
cember was relatively firm selling up
TO ie.so. or so points net higher while
later deliveries showed net advances
% - ~ 40 points. with March ad-
vancing from 1853 20 1917. Last
prices were approx mately the best II
the day and local brokers reported
a more optimistic sentiment. partleu-
larry In Wall street circles. accom-
panied BY reports II an easier money
situation. There was scattered selling
here for southern account during the
day. but offerings q that sort were
less active than recently which some
traders took TO mean that the press
ure mquidato spot Gotten was subsid
inE Liverpool trade adyicoa said the
decline there was due partly 20 liuui-
Cation ~ straddle accounts as re-
suit ~ the advance ln sterling. Port
receipts to-day 63sa2. L. =. port stocks
t.sa0.bit Export co.os5, making 1850
SIS 80 FAR this season.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
and NaUy Battle TOmOrYOu
BONDS GAIN ON
STOCK MARKET
Stocks Show Early Strength But
Suffer Decline.

New York. Nov. 2a--Buoyancy
marked the OF ning Of today's tgad-
inE on the stock exchange but the
market failed 10 retain its early prom
ise Of further Improvement and a
sharp reversal set Ia before noon.
In tie morning leaders augmented
recent recoveries by one 90 four points
on extensive operations Ga which the
long account seemed 10 be well repre-
sentcd
General Motors was the most con-
Epicuous feature. its activity and
strength being directly traceable 70
overnight reports that control Of the
company had passed 90 the Morgan
Dupont interests. According 20 reports
current In the field Is that the hold
tnga of speculative interests in other
prominent Industrial companies have
been transferred b. private settle
ment from weak 20 strong hands as "a
result OF he severe collapse OF prices
and shrinkaEes Of war profits
With the reversal. junior rails be-
came the center cf a concerted drive
nt reactions OF 20 points with New
Haven as the chief sufferer. Weak
ness Of this group was attributed 20
the frank statements made before the
Interstate commerce commission yes
terday IN which Il was declared that
recaiverships are Inevitable unless
the@o roads are permitted 70 make
freight readjuscrnents.
ahippings. steeis and equipments
cancelled their advances IN large part
while tie market was experiencing It's
secondary reaction. losses exoeedinR
gains at the irregular close. Sales
amounted 20 l.i00. GOO shares.
Money and foreign exchange were
stahilizing influences and tho days
call loans being MADE r tho unusual
- low rate OF 9 per Get while remit
tancos . ondon and continental f,u-
rope W. steady when not firm.
Bonds tended mainly higher. all the
liberty md victory issues with one ex
Coption, cs0sir~ az salns Total sales.
par value si5.30o 900. old L. 8. 3
aud - we're half cent lower on call.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
ORLEANS COTTON
SHOWS STRENGTH
Favorable Spot News Gives Market
Upward Trend.

New Orleans. Nov. 23.--Decided
strength was gained by cotton today
on Improved financial conditions. re-
ports of a better feeling IA tho spot
markets ~ sne Interior and heavy COW
citing by shorts
IN the early trading weakness was
apparent for a while mainly In sym
pathy with a aharp and wide break
IA Liverpool and rumors ~ further
spot liquidation but later on spot news
became highly favorable. From net de-
cllnea ~ 90 60 40 points the market
reacted 90 net gains Of a. 90 Sc points
January trading as low a. 1901 and as
hiRh a. 1890 THE close showed net
ndvn Noes ~ gs 60 a6 points with jan
nary at 1884
Early declines were prolonged BY
selling on this side Of the water for
English account and the dry weather
over the belt brought IN offerings on
The theory that u woulaurcsuit IA con-
tinucd heavy ginning Puiats IN tho
western belt commenced 20 wire in
that the spot situation was improving
and finally there were telegrnma 90
tho same effect from the eastern belt
Easier money rates were regarded
hy most traders a. QUO 81 the most
impc etant developments an recent
months ana they stimulated a good
character of buying almost from the
start.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
SUB-TREASURY in
NEW YORK TO CLOSE
After January 7, Federal Reserve Bark
Wili Assume Functions as d.
reeted BY Congress.


New York. Nov. 2a.-PurHuans 20
an act Of Congress. which provides for
the abolition OF the various sub
treasures scattered throughout. the
country. tho United states Sub
treasury In this city viii cease 70 ex-
ist at tho end OF the year and It's
functions and powers viii DO added to
those already delegated to the local
Federal Reserve Bank.
Many Of tho employees 81 the sub
treasury. now numbering less than
100. viii be taken over ~ the Federal
Reserve Bank. which viii occupy the
treasury building until It's own new
home IN this city Is completed aud
other employees may De go into the
customs service.
This local b-treasury. Tor genera-
lions an integral part % the finGn~
ciai history OF the government 8ccu-
pies a commanding position ia the
heart Of tho financial district ard Is
on the site OF the seat OF the Federal
Congress. where George Washington
took the oath OF office as first presl-
dent az tho United States.
Its Grecian facade and broad ap-
preach have been the scenes OF some
og the most important and interesting
ey ents IN the annals OF this city and
country. From its steps. standing In
tho shaved ~ the bronze statue or tho
Father ~ his Country. have spoken
some Of the most distinguished states
men Of this and foreign lands.
Many political demonstra lions ~
deep significance have taken place
there including those held during the
Blaine ana Cleveland campaigns and
Theodore Roosevelt made his first
open air speech from It's steps when
he ran for governor OF New York.
During the world war the sub
treasury was tho center OF numerous
Liberty Bond rallies and other similar
gatherings. only recently It's steps
were thr0nged while speakers repre-
senting various patriotic organizations
voiced their protest against the mys-
terious explosion OF September is.
which occurred within 50 feet OF the
Washington statue and caused serious
damage to the new Assay office build
ing next door.
IA is many years OF service the
sub-treasury has been the repository
Of well nigh countless billions OF dol
lars IA sold and silver and paper
monsy and its chiefs have included
some ~ the most notable figures
among tho .inanciers 81 the city.
Martin Nogel, now assistant treas
urer. viii return 10 the practice OF
law as soon as he s. relieved Of his
duties. This viii not be possible,
however. until an official count has
been taken ~ tho vast sums Of money
still reposing in the underground
vaults Of tho building.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
LIVE HOGS SELL AT
PRE-WAR PRICES

Chicago. Nov. 23.-Pre-war prices
for 1.-Two hogs became general today
throughout the United States Big re-
ceipts from the farms appeared To be
the immediate cause. the total sup
ply If hogs on sales today at the ten
principal markets Of the country be-
ing estimate dat $4,000 lead. as
against $4,000 a week ago.
In Chicago. the market closed at
the bottom figures Of the day. the low
est since December 1e. 1915. and al
an average drop Of 81 a hundred
weight a. compared with yesterday.
Tho practical top a. the finish was
$40 a hundred weight. whereas. on
July 81 1919. hogs commanded $3.50
the pinnacle point on record. Five
years before the current price was
ss15.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
REPUBLICANS WANT
ADDITIONAL FUNDS

New York, Nov. 2s.--An appeal for
contributions 20 make up a deficit of
approximately si.500.o00 in the cam
paign fun OF the republican national
committee was sent out tonight by
VIII III. Hays. its chairman.
Contributions which b. considered
IN the light OF a Thanksgiving offer
lng for the return 20 a certainty safe.
sane constitutional. progressive gov
eminent" no concluded should be sent
90 Fred w. Upham. treasurer. or
James q. Blaine, Jr.. eastern treasurer
OF the republican national committee
az the committees office. 10 West
Forty fourth street. New York.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
OFFICIALS INSIST
JACKSON CONFESSED
Geek County Attorney Peiterates That
jackson Maas Clean Breast
% Affair.

echicaRo, Nov aa--Jco Jackson
Chicago white Sex eutfieidcr made a
-ciaan cut out-and sout confession 20
the Cock county grand jury that ne
threw games IN the 1919 worlds series
ana that he resolved 5000 IA cash for
throwing them, officials VI the states
attorneys office said tonight when IN
formed that the suspended outfieldor
ha1 denied confet ling 60 same throw
ing fer which be now h under iadict-
meut.
-saakaonsa testimony was made un-
der oAth before the grand jury. sid
Judge e. "A. Macdonald. who rad
charge ~ tha jury which investigated
the baseball scandal n he denies
that testimony when Re H. brought a.
trial NJ win be guilty % perjury and
could b. prosecuted under that
charge.
other officials confirmed previous
versions ~ J~cksen's testimony IN
which Ne was alleged % have said he
was promised $4,000 FOR throwing
games but resolved only 5000 and
that re struck out easy rollers when
htta would have meant runs for the
Chicago team
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

About 500 miles ~ railway are q
be electrified An Italy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
SULPHUR CLEARS
APIMPLY SKIN
Apply Sulphur 80 Told When Your
Skin Breaks Out.

Any breaking out % the skin on
face. neck. arms or body a. overcome
quickest BY applying Mcntho- sulphur.
The pinsples seem to dry right up and
go away, declares a noted skin spec
iaiist.
Nothing has ever been found %
take the place OF sulphur as a pimple
remover. 10 a harmless and incxpen-
aive Just ask any druggist for a
email lar ~ Mentho- sulphur and use
Il like cold crcan.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

3NMF &#FM
This record Fick was made back In
his pra-war days. lie did the trick
against the Western Normal OF Kala-
mazoo while he was playing on the
freshman squad.
Gipn entered Notre Dame IN 1915.
He had a reputation a. a baseball
player. but had never played a foot
ball game fa his life
one day Coaches Harper and
Rockne noticed husky-iookinT
youngster bootsng the ball for remark
able distances.
Born Player.
They gave him an old uniform and
told him 20 report for practice. Soon
after he got ia the game against the
record ea-yard drop kick.
Cipp was slated for the varsity IN
1917. bat an injury early in the season
kept him out the rest OF the year. lie
got his chance In 1918. His work
helped Notre Dame TO play thu Great
Lakes eleven 90 n standstlil.
Last year he showed more improve
mont and was honored with the ALI
Western insignia.
Honor Ahead.
And this fall Gipp has aparkied his
way 10 the crest OF football fame.
Ills super showing against the West
Pointers made the fasteners sic up
or their launches and gaze In admir-
a. on like they used 20 do when Ted
Coy was the whole works at Yaia
Gipp II not a big fellow. but he Il
built for speed and versatility. He
stands feet 10 La inches tall and
weighs 17s pounds.
n is his last year st Notre Dame
and Il might be added that the door
Ia tho All American mythical eleven
of 1890 II standing wide open 20 the
great Hoosler hack.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
WEST POINTERS
SMASH RECORDS

Camp Benning. Ca. Nov. 22.-The
first basic class comprised Of last
years graduates OF West Point 81 the
Infantry branch undergoing instruc-
ton I'm the art ~ war at the infan-
try school here. smashed all records IN
firing the record eourse. which they
completed last week. the results Of
which were announced today. out q
seventy two men firing. sixty seven
qualified as expert riflemen and 1--WE
a. sharp shooters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

They arc saying this year that
Notre Dame has two teams-Georga
Gipp and ten other men.
The iithe-limbed HoosiCr half back
Is the Goliath Of a big shifty. we'll
drilled and powerful eleven.
III there is anything that Cipp cant
do on the football field IL isn't dis +
cernihle TO the naked eve.
In 1919 he was hailed as one OF the
greatest theowers OF the forward pass.
but this season no has added puntIng
and end running To his repertoire OF
accomplishments.
Does Unexpected.
During the Army game Gipp's punts
average so yards. although for two
quarters he was kicking against the
wind.
each Knute Rockna's star gaiiops
down the field more like an antelope
than a human being.
He has always possessed a penehant
Cor doing the unexpected. The battle
cry Of opposing elovens this year has
been to Get Clip" But they never do
That also IL part Of his gridlron
smartness.
No matter how hard opponents play
10 get him. the Notro Dame Tarzan
manages TO shine with greater luster
on every appearance.
Always Stars.
In the Purdue Game Glpp dupll-
Gated Red" Salmon's great feat Of
running so yards 20 a touchdown
through the whole opposing field. Sal
mons historic run was made back In
1909. when he beat Michigan by his
long cantcr 20 the goal line.
lie negotiates drop kicks from the
5o-yard line with regularity. Ills
greatest boot tapped s3 yards.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
6-FOot LAWYER Looked Like
pumukin

4 was often doubled up with pains
IN my stomach and was yellow as a
pumpkin before taking Afayfs Won
dorfui Remedy. which TO years aEo
saved ny life, NY friends had given
up ali hopes % my recovery, as the
best doctors ala not help me. Am err
joying the best OF health now" II il
a simple. harmless preparation that
removes tho catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam.
nation which causes practically al
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments.
Including appendicitis. one dose VIII
convince % money refuded. Crystal
Pharmacy ad druggists evcrywhere.--
AnN.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
BAPTIST CONVENTION TO
BE HELD At KTSSIMMEE

Rev A. c. odom. Jr. pastor Of the
East I'm Baptist church. expects TO
leave shortly to attend the annual
State Baptist convention 20 be held
IA kissimmes December T-S-a. Rev
Odom has regularly attended tho state
conventions for the past several years.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24

Thouaands-yes millions-of people find
Themselves IN this condition early IN life. And
there ia no excuse for IT, You can check that
tendency - grew old. You can carry yoUr
youth with ia joys and enthusiasm into your
% and nos. Hut you must give Nature all tho
hsp Nea can. The heNt mrmistanea nd-mssSmt~
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge In the strenu-
Gus exercise of out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
OF youth But the
end Of the week finds
YOU all Ia - You are
tired. listless and lack
the energytogo outfor
n vigorous walk or a
round Of the links--or
any other exercise that re-
qulrea much physical exer-
ton Many q man. even len
his middle forties. has a
vague feeling that he u
getting ohd'-and right
at ! time when he should be-
nc his very best physically.
Andhelsg wing I'd, not
IN the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
him-but IN the sense that
his vital forces are wasting
mwayfanter than Nature re-
places the worn out tissues .
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-11-24
GEORGIA TECH NOT
TO PLAY v. vi. 1.

Lynchburg. Va. Nov 2S.--R. q.
Clarkpon. coach OF the Virginia mill
itary institute football team said to-
day over the telephone from Loxing-
ton that v. M. l. had had no CORE
spondcnce with Georgia Tcch IN re-
gard to post-season football game.
The authorities OF the. institute, he
said. viii noe permit post season
"a nes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
ILDEBRAND l OMAHA.

Fredag Morgen den 81 Febr.,
omkring we'd Kl ! udbrod der
Ildebrand hos det bekendte Mu-
sikfirma Schmoeller & Mueller
paa Farnam Street Omaha. Paa
Grund af den megen R9g varede
det l@nge, for Brandmendene
kunde bliye klar over, hvor IL
den var, og imidlertid var denne
bleven saa sterk, at den like
lod sig slukke, for vasentligst
hele Diet betydelige og kostbare
Musiklager var 6delagt. Firma-
cts Chef Hr. w. II. SCHNEIDER,
anslaar Tabet til $240,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

gust, 1918. Mistroen er stadig
yokset, indtil den for Narva-
rende er bittert Had blandet med
Frygt.
Fra Observation-Disclosures
/ siberiske Landsbyer we'd jeg, at
Japanerne har begaaet utallige
Grusomheder. Der lever knap en-
Slberianer paa de Egne, Japan
holder besat, som like har folt
Vegten af det japanske Mill
t@rs Jernhel. Hundreder af dis
Sc Folk fortalte mig, at de helle-
re Wide give deres Liv, end de
Wide Sc Japanerne blive 81
berien. Sa intens er Felelsen, at
Borgerkrigen nesten er glemt
over det anti-japanske Had.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
qblished and distributed under
LANSINGS EFTERMAND
Bainbridge Colby er af Prasi
denten udnavnt til Udenrigs-
minister.

Washington, d. C., 25. Febr
Bainbridge Colby er af Prasi
denten blevet udnaynt til Uden
rigsminister efter Robet Ian.
sing. Dette blew officiel meddelt
i det Hvide Hus Dag.
Colbys Udneynelse til Uden.
rlgsminister kom som EN- endnu
sterre 0verraskelse end Lansings
Asked. - Mr.. Colby har gan
ske rigtig sterkt st9ttet vii.
sons Administration, men han
betragtes dog Almindelighed
som en- progressiy Republikaner
| 1912 var han en- af dem, som
st9ttede Theodore Roosevelts
Va!g.
Bainbridge Colby er so Aar
gammel og er Advokat. Hans
Hem er New York. Han Ell
Medlem af Shipping Boardet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
TRUENDE KRIGSSKYER 1 OsT
Rusland og Kina imod Japao,
og Korea truer med Revolution.

London, %. Febr. = Folgende
lastes i Mandags Omaha Bee"
som EN- Depeche fra Frazier
Hunt til flere af Landets leden.
de Blade, sendt fra Peking den
%. Febr.: Hvis Japan like track
ker sig tilbage fra Siberien, vii
det like alene faa ct enigt Rus
land som Modstander men Sc
Revolution j Korea og muligvis
faa Krig med Kina. Udsigterne
til en- almindelig Krig det fjer-
ne 0sten har aldrig varet mere
truende end for Tiden. Kina er
vred og venter blot paa det be-
lejlige Ojeblik til at overfalde
Japan, Korea aander Revolution,
og Siberien er bestemt paa at
drive Orasen nd. Det hele ud-
gpr en- Kombination, som Japan
like kan im9dese med Ro.
Jeg har paalidelige Meddelelser
fra Lederne af den siberiske
Revolution, at ON kort Tid vii
der bliye overrakt Japan ct III
timatum, der vii give Diet Valget
imellem at trekke sig tilbage ell
Ter Krig. Den nye Regering j
Uladivostok venter kun paa at
konsolidere sin nylig vundne
Stilling, saa den kan mobilise-
re B9nderne og Arbejderne Til
Armeer og faa Trooper til at
besette de strategiske Punkter
og fuldstendigg9re Besiddelsen
af de faa Kolchak Byer, som er
tilbage i 9stre Siberien, for
den presenterer sine Fordrin-
ger til Japan.
Japans Stilling i Siberien
Dag er absolut uholdbar Det
befinder sig ct fjendthgt frem-
med Land blandt Folk, som ha.
der det med det bitreste Had,
jeg nogen Sinde har set. De har
betvivlet Japans Motiver fra
Begyndelsen af, da de japanske
Trooper kom til Siberien Au-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
SLESVIG-HOLSTEN EN-
UAFHENGIG STAT.

London, 2. Marts. Repre-
sentanter for Slesvig- Holsten Or
ganisationer og Medlemmer at
flere politiske Partier, samledes
i Rendsborg i Dag for at edkl@-
re deres Uafhengighed af Preus-
sen og etablere en- ny Stat, si-
ger en- Depeche fra Flensborg
= IfSlge Depechen sagde Stats
kommisseren, DIR. Rooster i en-
Tale:
,,Jeg rejser til Berlin Aften
for at fremlegge vor Uafhan-
gigheds Erklaring"
K9benhavn, 2. Marts. = Kup-
pet Slesvig- -Hosten, hvorved ell
ny Stat etableredes, idec man
rev sig los fra Preussen, udfor-
tes, mems de ire ledende Med
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
FLYvER FALDER FEM MIL

Under en- Pr9yeflugt over Me
Cook Field we'd Dayton, Ohio
sidste Fredag steg Major r. w
Schroeder til den hidtid ukend-
te Hgide af 36,020 Fod over Ha-
vet. Fra denne Hpjde faldt Ma
skinen L9bet af = Minuter til
paa 2000 Fod ner Jorden, da
den rettede sig og dalede paa
sedyanlig Wis over Flyvepladsen.
Flyveren havde i den store H9j-
de veret udsat for EN- Kulde
paa 81 CIR. under Nul, hvad der
havde fraaset hans 0jne til og
berovet ham Bevidstheden. Han
var imidlertid kommen til sig
selv tidsnok til at faa rettet Ma
skinen, linden den Faldet naa-
ede Jorden.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
sAGEN MOD cAILLAUx
Den forhenvarende Premiermini-
ster kan give treffende Svar.

Paris. 81 Febr. - Forhenve-
rende Premierminister Caillaux,
hvis Sag behandles Senatet,
der sidder som Domstol, CAV
Gaar ct Svar, der var kedeligt
for Clemenceau og fix hele For
samlingen til at skoggerle. Gail
laux er tiltalt for Landsforrede-
ri.
Jules Delahaye, som er Roya-
list, fors9gte at sgtte Caillaux
Knibe we'd at sporge ham, hvor-
for han CAV Alphonse Lenoir en-
Orden. Alphonse var Fader al
Pierre Lenoir, som senere bley
skudt som Landsforreder efter
at vare fundet skyldig i Ankla-
gen for at have veret med I'm
derhandlingen ON Salget af lie
Journal Ill Tyskerne.
Caillaux svarede smilende:
.,Poincaire bad ON, at Lenoir
skulde faa Hreslegionens Kors.
Jeg nagtede at gore det. Poin-
care svarede, ,ger, som De vii,
men Clemenceau ensker, at LIE
noir skal blive dekoreret'
Denne Historic skrev sig fra
den It'd, da Caillaux tog lndre-
departementet fra Clemenceau,
der som Indenrigsminister havde
approberet, at Lenoir skulde faa
det eftertragtede Kors.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03
Wort eget Land.

Chicago, 27. Febr. Mod en- enc
ste Stemme, nemlig Aldermand
Frank j. Link fra %. Ward,
vedtog Chicago Bystyres Justits-
komite Torsdags en- Resolution,
som henstiller til Legislaturen at
tilbagekalde Statens Godkendel-
sc af Prohibitionsamendementet
til Konstitutionen, saaledes at
Sagen kan blive Genstand for
EN- Notwithstanding / Chi
cago og Staten.
Washing ION, d. c., "a Febr.
Bestemmelsen ON tvungen Mill
tertjeneste kommer muligyis TX
Ike til at blive taget med det
nye H@rordningsforslag, som HUI
set har under Overvejelse. For
slaget kommer nok til at blive ta-
get under Overvejelse i Slutnin-
gen af denne Uge.
Til Trods for, at Militerkomi-
teen har indstillet paa tvungen
Militertjeneste, cores der nu An
strgngelse for at hindre, at den
ne Bestemmelse bibeholdes For
slaget, naar den tages under Be
handling af Huset.
Der siges, at den republican,
ske Forer Huset, Kongresmand
Mondell, har foreslaaet, at den
navnte Bestemmelse skal tages
nd af Forslaget, og Stedet der
for foreslaa Nedsettelsen af en-
kommission, som skal udrede
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-03-03

Ejers Hender belober sig til en-
samlet Sum af henyed 20 Billio-
ner Dollars. Regeringskontrollen
har veret ovet siden den %.
Dec. 1917.
Den formelle Overdragelse reg
nes fra Midnat den |. Marts,
men under den nye Low vii Di-
rektor Hines vedblive at funga-
re indtil l. Maj.