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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-22
DIR. STEPANEK ,PRiJEDE v
POlOVlCI LlsTOPADU.

Washington, 18. rijna- 49,
DR.. Bedfich Stepanek, ktsry
.po odchodu diplomatickeho
zastupce Jana G. Masaryka
stane sc We Spoj. Statech wy
slancem republiky teskosiovenl
ske, prijede ma sve misto asi VI
polovici listopadu. DR.. Stepa-
mex byl prynim asslstentem
ministra zahranicnich zalezlto-
sti dra. Berese a "a mlrove|
conference Parizi vedl sam
uplne sprawl zahrani&nlch We
ci v Praze. Jeho jmenovam W.
slancem4ve Washingtone sved-
ci o tom, re vlada ceskosloven-
ska uznava dulezitost amerlc-,
keho pratelstvi vdci republiee..
DR.. Stepanek jest jednlm z
nejbystrejsich politickych q
diplomatickych duchu V Cesko-
slovensku a ziska 81 zaJiste
mnoho pratel diplomaticke a
politicke spolecnosti We Wash.
ingtone. Ia valky byl DIR. Ste
panek, pilne zamestnAn pripra-
vami k reveluci proti Rakou-
sko Uhersku v Ceskesloven-
isku a byl V tesnych stycfch Sc
Srby, Chorvaty a Slovinci. Je-
no sensacni utek z Rakouska
DO mort Jaderskem We velml
malem clunu jest jednou 2
mnoha prihod jeho, ktere mel
v boii ga svobodu sveho naro-
da. DR. Stepanek Jest 36 roku
star a svoboaen. ,Privazi sem
svoii sestru, slecnu Stepanko
YOU, ably tu byla pryni damou
vyslanectvi. tGk
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-22
DOBA A LEGiCNARI.

Vzrusene chvile naseho We
TeJneho zivota, ktere ted pro-
zKame, .dotkly sc i nasich le-.
gionaFu. Obe yelke korporace'
E legionarske, .Druzina' j
"Svaz'' vydaly sva proyolani.
Kazde vychazi ovsem 2 jineho
hled;ska, ale svedci o tom, ze
nasiln legionafam prirostla Re-
publiha jeSt6 pied svym Zroze-
nim k srdci a ze vsechny jeji
strasti A slasti prozivaji plnou
mvsli sebou. "Druzina tsl. le-
gionafuH konala %. t. m. du-
v6rny Sized, ma n6mz pfijato
prohlaseni, V nemz vyzyvaji Sc
obeant, ably konali sHoji pos
vinnost a podridili lsve zajmy
zajnium statu. Vladu vyzyva
Druzlna, ably vyroved6la cizln-
ce, hlavne konunisty, vySetfila
cinnost dra. Gillersona, stihala
-komunisty, kteii Sc provinili V
nasl zahranitni revoluci, uZa-
vfola vyvoz potravin, prikroci-
la k socialisaci, urychiila po-
zemkovou reformu, Zredukova
la ufady, postarala Sc osace-
nj lidu, zmirnila bytovou nou-
ri atd. Krom toho bylo usne-
seno proyolani k narodu, Y
nemz druzina prohlasuje, re
bude Stati ma strait svobody a
samostatnosti Republiky a ze
podridi zajmy soukrome "a.
jmum naroda csl. - "SvaZ ce'
skosloyenskych legionaru' pal
nam zasila provolani k cesko
slovenSkym legionafum,
nemZ pravi, re pritomna dob.
Zada cd mas ode vsech, ably
chom 81 jasne urcite uvedoml
Ii sv6 poslani, vyplyvajici ma
81 zahranitni revoluce, poslani
jimz Jest zapas "a lepsi budou
cnost V soucinnosti pracuji
clmi vrstvami naSeho naroda
Bylo by tezce napravitelno
chybou, kdybychom podleh
chaosu, vzniknuvSimu take
ovzdusi naSeho vefe.meho aiVc
ia a opustili tento smysl nase
no K0nanI. NgsmfHe za zdt
nych okolnosti ztraceti sc Zft
tele konecnych cilu, ktere lei
pred nami a vsechno usili bl
diz yenovano tomu, abychol
pfisp6li veskerou svoji vaho
jake celek a kazdy q mas jak
lednotliyec K vytvofeni a ud
zeni spolecne fronty socialist
cke byt' ruznych odstinu j
jich slozek programu a tal
tice. Vyzaduje toho ucinna
brana proti reakci, je to nuti
pro energicky boj Ia uskute
n6ni socialismu, prikazuJe
> zaiem Ceskoslovenske Rep
bliky." 80 Vefilne, za zaje
Ceskosiovenske republiky
nul nejprve na mysli sestaN
vatelnm tohoto provolari 2
hyl uveden na konc' PfoVola
jako nejsi'ntjsi argument.
lDennik Ceskosiov, Re1
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-22

74lcty yyn1enkar zhafem re

74lcty vymsnkar zharem ze
misty. Dne 9. zaii kol 2. hod.
ranni vypukl We stodole rolnl-
ka Karla Chrousta V Kosinci u
Klatov ohen, ktery znicil stodo-
lu a chlev pro veprovy DOLBY
tex, 15O mandelu nevymlacene
no obili, asi 20 q suche pice a
veskere hospodarske naradi. |,
Pozar rozsifil sc tez ma stodo-
|lu a chlevy souseda rolnfka f.
manuela Sosa, kteremu tez sho
relo mimo stodolu a chlevy asi
200 mandelu nevymlaceneho o.
bili. 50 metr. centu suche pice.
4 tem6r vsechno hospodafske
nafadi, tlmz obema pohOfelym1
zp1sobena Skoda 100000 kor.
Rolnici jsou pojisteni pouze ma,
l1s4<tW Sorun. Patranlm cetni-.
ctva 2 Planice ZjiSteno, re oheh9
zsSsszil re misty vymenkar, IA,
llety Jakub Kral z Kolince, kite
Try zije rolnikem Karlem
Chroustem v nevuli. Kral, KITE
lry Jest alkoholik, prchl pc cinu.'
Cetnictvo po mem usilovne pa
ira.
Mad'ari stsvaji Sc drzymi:
Pod timto titulem sdeluje "Slo-
vensky dennik":: "Skoldozorci
V Nov. Zamcfch vytioukli ma
d. 'arsti kluci okna. nebot' pry
zavinil. ze pomad' 'arst6na sko-
la Sale byla znovu posloven-
stena. Poslovenstani skoly by
10 iiz ma case, nebot' pomery
ma teto Skole byly iiz nesnesi-
Etelne. Vyucovaly ma nj 'ucitel,
!. ky, iez isou prislusny do Ma
/ d arska, Y duchu, jako by Sala
i stale jeSte patrila Mad arsku
7 Ma priklad ma otazku, kdo jest
: ministerskym pfedsedou, mu,
: sely deti odpovidat: Friedrich
/ fpfeette etee, tee ~ sSkEse9llddezercee SIX 7 Kllrin.
: fsky prekazil toto "'vyucovani"
/ vytloukli mu Mad 'afi oknai. q
: Ifady zahajily prisne vysetrova
n nj a jezto name novou vladu
Il je nadeie. re nrzbednici budo,
O. potrcstani,"
4 Navy srcibiskur olomoucky
Sdeluje set nam, re z dosu'
!, imenovanych kandidatu ma
lomoucke arcibiskupstvi (Dl
KaSpar, prelat Zapletal, fara
! Hllnkat nebude zadny dedi
Gem Skrbenskeho, nebot' nov
arcibiskup nebude iimenovan
Rime. nybrz volen olomoucko
: kapitolou. Phi volbe bude wa
D.
zfetel len ma kandidaty z olt
o.
nouche archdiocese, !. TAXI
- pravd6podobna bude ulomol
ckym arcibiskupen bud sv
tici biskup Visnar, nebo sen
y Tor probost Stoian.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18
Jchn Faltzer war fele Wedres day

Jchn Batter uas IeIe Wedne sday
fiom Kaylor.
John Hs1,is, who il student at
Amer, Genre feme Saturday for a
weeks sprirg vacation.
Mrs. ,Jes Schneider Of Tyndsll lie
visiting her nothfr, Nrp. Hanson.
srd hrethers end sisters here this
week.
Mrs. 7. Fl Minnich returned home
Wednesday from p visit in Trip at
he ttp ef Eel ffraltes. Mr.. 4. j.,
Flick.
Rrssra Mr.. Y s Ra,fer leip,n.
g lest week ffon Teieis, Fls where
they bspe been spending the winter.
NJ Barker savr they ericysd their
stay quite rel, hui the continual rein
was diaapreeable. AT ere time ia. IS
inches Of water fell during q thr..
days rain.
Mrs. A D. Arae1y was exrecfed
TO arrive fone Tuelssy f,sm Pert.
lard. O re. where che has. be IN visit.
u g her refple fer seve,al l.nenthf.g
srs We r Pile e pei thru, howev
er, ssfll train service 10 The north.
west waf f]rcked hy Ecrday'r hliz.
card, srd 70 Is masconed somewhere
Oh the way.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18

hive in an attic will prove most
valuable addition to the family larder
And when one may take sixty pounCs
from a hive 1t seems quite worth while
to learn how to care for a hive OF
bees.
Apricot Omelet.-Press canned OF
stewed apricpts through q sieve to fill
cup. Melt two tablesnonnfuls Of
butter. In it cook two tablespoonful
of flour and one-fourth teaspoonf,
Of salt. Add the cupful of apricot
PURGE and stir we'll. Add gradually
to the yolks of five eggs beaten very
light, then fold in the stif1ly beaten
whites. Melt one tablespoonful of but
ter in smooth omelet pan, turning
the pan to have the sides well creased
RaHp Up the APRICOT mixture and cook
On the top OF tue STOVE fpF inp min
uies, then set in the oven. Cook un.
til done to the center. Score at right
angles and fold at the scoring. Turn
on hot platter. This will serve
eight.
Potato and MaekereI saiad.-Flake
cooked salt mackerel, using. half as
much fish US potato cubes. Mix pint
Of potato with half grated onion and
the faxed fish Zone cupful), table.
spoonful Of finely minced parsley, one
dill pickle chopped fine, one cupful OF
mayonnaise and half q cupful Of
whipped cream with q teaspoonful Of
horseradish. Garnish with SLICED
canned tomatoes.
shirred Eggs Creole styIe.--For
three eggs cut half green pepper
and half IN onion in shreds. Cook In
tablespoonful Of butter until soft,
Add three-fourths Of cupful OF
cooked strained tomato, and salt to
season. Turn into egg dishes and into
the tomato break a fresh egg Set in
the oven to cook until the egg is set,
Serve at once.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18
Nt..a hl4fws44
Ruskin's Birthplace for Sale.

No. 81 Hunter street. Brunswick
square, London, the birthplace of John
Nuskin, is for sale by private treaty.
IN the early days of the nineteenth
century, says the London Telegraph,
John James Ruskin came to London
IRON Edinburgh to enter the wine
trade. In 1918 he married his cousin,
margaret Cox, and February 8, 1915
the author Of Sesame and Lilies" was
porn. The house in Hunter street,
which Is now distinguished by a COM
tablet. is of the suhstan-
1lal Georgian type SO well known in
bloomsbury and was erected at
time when hatdistrict was particular
" IN favor among city merchants.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18
Thursday, Mar. 1s. 1920.
SUBSCRIPTION s2 90 prn wan.
Entered AZ second class matter In the post
Office at Scotland. s, D.

Mr.. Lee D. Hoeterman and Miss
Helen Hagge we're married last
Thursday afternoon at the home of
the groom's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Hosterman. Rev. j. w. Zerbe
performing the ceremony.
A political agitator dropped into
town last Monday evening and gave
an address to small crowd in the
ball. &c was opposing the Amerl.
can Legion and urging the service
en- to join the War Veterans league.
From what we can learn he was hook.
cd up with the I. w. W e, socialist
and bolehevikee. It is needless to
say that he didn't get much encour.
seenert from the bcye in Scotland
He claimed to have gotten quite a
nunter of recruits in Memo. but
other reports coming from there gay
that he was hooted off the stage.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18

The newspaper reports Of the storm
on Monday and Tuesday call it the
worst blizzard since 1885, sss6 and OK
tending from Montana to the Great
Lakes and from Manitoba to the nor
thern part of Iowa. The report does
not fit this section, as we had no
snow, and titus escaped the tlizzard.
but we acknowledge the beastiy
wind. Evidently We were on the
RAGGED edge Of the. main storm. as it
increased IN severity az you go north.
In North Dakota quits I. ::::::::s be. ef
dvaiihs are reported, moPiiy scfhcoi
children who persisted on their way
home from school. Train sefsice- has,
been demoralized and the COST lines
are still tied up. Heavy losses In
stock ars feared.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18

The American Girls gave the fifth
number of tile Lyceum course Tuesday
evening to full house. These three
young ladies put on program with
plenty Of variety, consisting Of vocal
solos and trios. saxaphone and flute
music and readings. Some parts of
the program were rather weak, but
others were very good, especially the
selections by the reader. f
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18

Mr.. ard Mte. Char. Bush came
home from Yantkon Sunday. MIR.
Rush went for an X-fay examination
for kidney trouble.
Mrs Acy Meyers and baby. who
he'd been visiting her parents, Mr..
end Mrs. Hugo Alherts, returned to
their hcne in Geddes Wednesday.
Mr.. end Mra. Geo Yates welcomed
the arrival Of. a nine ronnd son Mon.
day evening The yourg hopeful has
been rsned william Michael. after
his two prandfathers.
q utuhIe heHJsr genre, to c1ose the
hatket tall season, If billed for Fri
day eyerirP at The High School gym
nsrirm Canes will Re the Yapkton
girls VS. Scotlsrd girle. and the Ninth
grade w. the Me.lsa. &. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Long went 10
Mitchell Wednesday Their daugh..
TEL. miss Hazel. who il attending
pa keta Wesleyan - seeted 10
b ne Tues dau night fes e = %sss = re-
scation, bnt ON Wedne sdsy her parents
received word that she was i'll with
scarlet fever and was in the Mitchell
hospital. Mrs. Long expects to re-
main with her while che 10 sick.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18

co m m on d | S h
something worth
while.
With sugar
keeping up in
price it will be.
hoOve almost any
householder 20
keep a bee" A
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18
MayEUse Concrete coffins.

The corporation Of the town of
Middleshorongl, England. is consider
ing the use of concrete collins in local
burial grounds rs being lighter and
..:sii; those Of weed
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18
Els Class.

-Hsre,s some he,llth expert says we
don't need sugar.
S5e must BIZ one Of those guys who
are always taking the sweetness apt
g lite."
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18
E THE ::;'|I
@ EldE}iRE4A
sEAsohAsLE GOOD THINGS.

The national song Of China is that
sung by its teakettles. and our poets
liken 1t to tho echoes of cataract
mufled BY clouds, a distant sea break
Ing upon the rocks. Z ra4nstorm sweep
Ing bamboo forest, or the soughing
Of the pines on distant hill,--nr. WV
Ting Fang.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18
taken from his recent speeches.

6 precious Children the hands of
woefuy underpa group of hgsouled citizens OUR TEACHERS
The educators country highly for their work. hold at their
disposal the greatest bohevm and the red
they mold the of Tue gereTaioi We It that
they paid a better
n considering the of bcv and should remember
the words Abraham Lincoln He sad Let him who hath house
pull down the house of his neghbor rather let him dous
build himself thus, by example, showing confidence that
his when built will stand Let do ali help labor
DEAL honest and For honest work.
1t neither commodity chatte 1t human. Let
of the human element dealings with labor and labor
Remember egse Hs into the souls of Without it. there
be harmony, and the progress
1e build spi-no selfish but helpful
to world trouble backed by the right kind American
Fight oosbered mternaionasm would DEATH for
hona DEATH America has the world which she
only perform by being strong, united positive people.
Our be budget system. Only by careful
y estimating expenditures and thai all departments keep
within their appropriations hope curb The cmnaly
waste of administration Washington the spgotfom
winch Rows all the foolish expenditures of the nation
i hrmy believe that the sone which retard trade and
make life the small
householder should be
that the people who worked postey
should have 10 pay ALL the bills too
Il believe in giving you Agriculture
and negny great
hon head appreciates
experience.
The nation be made realize the FARER
and the establish Washington KNOW
Woodworking PRODUCERS of our country NEED.99
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18

Leonard Woods platform Is WISE
and CONSTRUCTIVE. He k7oUs
the needs Of the everyday men and
uUonaen of Shis ration as does no
other snan. His fearless adherence
TO the SQUARE DEAL for people in
ALL sUalks of life wiN turn us back
TO PEACE, PROSPERITY ana
PROGRESS.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-03-18

A little care and thought In the ar.
rangement Of food will make of very
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
COM MUNIST PLANS
Take Oath to Work Night and Day to
 Spread Bolshevism
By Assoclated Press

Washington, October f7.-Definite plans to spread communistic propaganda and organization throughout the east were laid al the recent congress of the peoples of the east at Baku, Azerbajan. said an announcement today at the state depart ment. The 1891 delegates attending the congress were declared to have taken solemn oath, sworn upon naked sword to work night and day to cause their respective countries to rise against cap italism' and overthrow it"
 Soviet Russia was the country most largely represented, it was stated. fol- lowed in order by Persia, Georgia and the native tribes of the Caucasus Five of the delegates were women.
 "The battlefield Of the soviet movement would embrace Asia as well as Europe Under the plans and opinions of leaders ike Iinovieff. the president of the Petro- grad soviet, and Radek, president of the Moscow soviet" said the announcement
 It is their announced purpose not only to fight capitalism with their bolshevik doctrine, but to fight also the authority and influence in Asia of all the world powers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
FEARS EMBROILM LMENT
Free Ireland Means War Between
 Britain and U. s.
By Associated rress

Dundee, Scotland, October Danger of embodiment with the United States if the north .nd south of Ireland were left to fight out their own differences was predicted by Winston Spencer Churchill, the secretary for war. in his speech here tonight, in which he refer red at length to the Irish situation.
 MT Churchill after asserting that such a course would lead to civil war lon such an organized scale that it would be disastrous and more terrible than could be imagined" declared that it would mean that in England sympathy would develop in favor of rTlster. Influential persons in the United States, he said, sympathized with the south of Ireland. and while volunteers would leave Eng. land for the north of Ireland. reinforce ment would come from the United States from the south
 create such tension that Great Britain it could be confronted with, namely, quarrel with the United States.
 Two or three years more of what we are going through he added, appears better to me than that we should leave Ireland to herself and thus open the fIoodgates of organized war and later embroil US with the United States"
 MT Churchill previously in his speech had declared that the reign of terror in Ireland would be suppressed, and that it would then be time for a complete and permanent settlement of the Irish ques- ton
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
Regret Judges Departure

Greensboro, October 17.--(Special.)- Just prior to the adjournment of cir cult court here yesterday, resolutions were presented which had been passed by the bar of Hale county expressive of its deep regret that Judge B. M. Miller would no longer be it's presiding Judge, this being his last term here The resolutions were expressive of the great friendship and high regards in which he was held by members of the bar here and their great appreciation of his fairness and faithfulness in pre- siding over the courts in this county. and wished for him the very best of luck and expressed confidence that he would be in the greater sphere of use- fulness in the supreme court. and make a most enviable reputation. Several members of the bar spoke. Judge Mil Ter responded very feelingly and com plimented this bar in the highest terms, saying that it had always been an in- spiratioh to him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
FALSE F|CAT|ON IS
 CHARGED TOG. O.P.
 PARTY MANAGERS
Misstate Facts for Sole Pur- pose of Winning Votes, Says Statement Issued by
 Roosevelt
HREyl
By Associated Press

Cincinnati, October 17.--Franklin D. Roosevelt. democratic candidate, with Mrs. Roosevelt and their party left Grand Rapids, Mich, where Mir Roose- welt will speak tomorrow night.
 Before leaving Cincinnati, MT. Roose- welt issued a statement in which he accused the republican party leaders of placing party advantages above national good" He declared that pub dications sent out by managers of re- publican headquarters were "deliber- ate attempts to falsifyS existing facts for the sole purpose of winning votes by creating prejudice"
 "One of the best examples is the statement issued from republican na- tional headquarters with the intention of deceiving voters who have not the opportunity to study the covenant of the League of Nations," he said Ut seeks, by a cartoon and by its wording to convey the information that in the League of Nations the British empire ss accorded six votes to the one which
 
 should enter the league.
 "Of course, any person who has even read the document of the League of Nations, knows that it is a document, which like our Constitution, is drawn up on broad lines and like our Consti- tuition. will be dependent for its suc- cess upon the spirit with which it Is developed and carried on by the small er nations of the whole civilized world.
 'Tn particular relation to the charges made about the six votes of the British empire to our one, the following is clear:
 'sThe intent of the covenant of the League of Nations is to create gov- erning. called the council that council to be composed of nine members, five great powers: that is France, Italy, Japan, Great Britain and the United States and four smaller powers, the smaller powers being at the present time Spain, Brazil. Greece and Belgium. Each of these nine nations has one vote in the council; in other words, the British empire has but one vote and we have but one vote.
 ''At the same time the covenant makes it clear that the important de- kisions of the covenant shall be made by unanimous vote; in other words. Hhe representative of the United States would have to agree with the other eight nations in making the decision.
 Tn view of the fact however. that Gn the governing body of the league, that is, the council, the United States has just as big vote as any other ma t ion, just as big a vote as Great Britain and all of her dependencies put to- kg6(her, it becomes clear that these bpamphlets published by the managers bf the republican party are deliberate hnd wflful misrepresentations"
 '.Ihe average voter has come to real fze the unfairness of the campaign by tke republican managers"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
HOLD COTTON, IS
 ALLGOOD'S ADVICE
Urges Business Men and Bank : CTS to Aid in Establishing a
 Sixty-Day Moratorium
By FRED II. GORMLEY Montgomery Bureau The Aos-Hefald
 22I.2 First National Bank ppiIa.na


 Montgomery. October 7.-(Specal) - Farmers of Alabama and the south were -ailed upon by M. c. Allgood state com missioner of agriculture. today to hold their cotton off the market for sixty days, and business men and bankers were urged to cooperate with the agri- cultural interests in the establishment of a sixtyday moratorium on financial transactions based on cotton, in order hat the cotton market may be read justed
 Commissioner Allgood said the sale of he southern cotton crop at present prices will mean financial ruin to thous- 2nds. but that q cooperative holding hovement will protect all interests.
 There is the strongest holding move nent on in the south in it's history said Commissioner Allgood. The far ners arc simply fighting for their righ-s and if they win and sell their cotton for 40 cents as against 20 they will save 1ne billion two hundred million; if they ell at % cents the bear spectators will ake all the profit
 Mir Allgood urged business men to 'ay now which side they are on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-18
GUARD STRENGTH FIXED
Infantry Companies to Have 65 Men
 After July 1, 1921
By Associated Press

Washington, October 17.-Under a war department decision. announced today, the minimum strength at which National Guard infantry companies may be maintained after July 1, 1921, is sixty-five active enlisted men. Re- cruits may be enlisted up to the day on which National Guard organizations leave their home stations for their an- nua1 field training
 In order to facilitate the reorganfza- ton of the National Guard companies and corresponding units, will be recog- nlzed up to July 1, 1921, with a mini mum strength of fifty active enlisted men. After next July 1. when the peace strength is greater than sixty five. the guard organization may be maintained at sixty-five active enlisted men and such number of reserves as will equal or exceed the minimum peace strength for similar units of the regular army.
 The departments announcement said that every effort should be made to encourage the maintenance of guard units at the peace strength prescribed for the regular army, approximately 100 men,