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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-10
Doctors Hunt Bear

Tuscaloosa. December 9.-(Special )-Dr w. D. Partlow, Dr. George II. Harvey and pr. Battle Searcy will leave the latter part of the week to hunt bear in Clarke county. They will also hunt in the Alabama and Tornbigbee river swamps above Mount Vernon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-10
Operation Ia Sucees.

Tuscaloosa December s.--(5pecial. )- Miss Mary Chandler. secretary of the First Presbyterian church. is reported as doing nicely from an opera ton for appendicitis. T.e operation was per formed at the Druid City inf1rmary yes terday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-10
Church Contract Lei

Tuscaloosa Decensoer y.--tSpeciaL)-J. A Taylor of Northport has secured the contract for building the foundation of
 the First Presbyterian church Sunday
 school basement Work will start at an early date
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-10

Silver Card Cases largest stock in the city. Prices very rev,- oneble, $3.5o up
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-12-10

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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22
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CITY NEWS
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Weather Idaho = TONIGHT and

u Weather Idaho Tonight and
u Thursday, probably rain or snow
Holiday slippers, $1.00 and $150
The Fashion Shop. 72-74
Buy your Christmas goods early
and have them engraved at Bolding' s
Jewelry Store, 3rd Street. 72-7e
Ira Ravens and wife oe American
Ridge, were shopping in Moscow
Wednesday.
Fancy Celery and Head Lettuce.
Bratton's Grocery. "a
Let me write your accident and
sickness insurance. The best and
cheapest protection. No doctors ex-
animation required. j. F. Schroeder,
real estate and insurance. Office at
Lange's Garage. 72-77
utah and Wyoming coal, the very
best varieties, at big reduction this
week. Farmers Store, Telephone
1851. 1915
M. E. Washburn and J. E. Meek
returned u eonesday from a deer hurt
in the Gle. lwater country, bringing
back a deer oetween them. They lett
Nj ,scow Sunday 9 week ago il. - NJ
nany with two other men, Mcssrs.
.Srrousc end Martin, whom they lett
h.hnlu, rot having finished cir
Il4s- l.
Ge.ails of the killing of che Indian
~ mistake I { his partner, account
vine, ours in another place III this
paper
Mems and young mems suits and
overcoats, the very best makes, can
now be picked up at Creighton's at
mighty low price. "a
Silk trimmed bath robes made of
genuine Beacon Blanket Cloth, sell
ing at the new low prices, $500, $5.95
and 875 Ready to wear The Fashion
Shop. 72-74
Lloyd Fleiger, from the Moss Rock
farm, was transacting business IN
Moscow Wednesday.
All Furs half price Scarfs $500
and up Muffs, $500 and up. The !
Fashion Shop. 72-74
GIFTS THAT LAST at Bolding's
Jewelry store, the Bird Street Fairy
land. 72-76 |
Mrs. Ike Neace and daughter of /
Endicott, were visiting In Moscow
Wednesday. Il
Christmas Holly, Special Brick Icen
cream for Christmas dinner, (three
flavors, vanilla, cranberry, sherbert,
and creme-de-mint) All orders will
receive our prompt attention. We
deliver The Bon Ton. 1877 4
Delicious apples Bratton's Groc-
cry. "a
Edwin Quist, son of John Quist, is
home for Christmas He has been at
Vancouver.
Miss Amy Carlson, who is attend
ing O. A. C. at Corvallis, Oregon, ar
rived home Saturday to spend the
holidays with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs C. E. Carlson
Every dollar spent at Creighton's
just now counts as dollar and a
quarter and in the coat and suit de-
oartment it counts as two or more. "a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

a. L. west, president OIL Cne MOS
Telephone Co., returned home t.
| Davenport, via Spokane, Wednesday
after few days visit in Moscow.
Take your Storage Battery to tn
Auto Electric Supply Company oppo
site Postoffice for winter storage
Stored wet or dry. 53-7!
; Parsley Bratton's Grocery 4
The youngest daughter of Mr.. an,
Mrs. j. w. Kershner is very i'll a
her grandmother home at 821 S
Jefferson with bronchial pneumonia
end Bright's disease
I You haven't brought the wife to {
dance for a long time, hav you
Then bring her out to the American
Legion dance Friday evening and
see her enjoy it as much as that pres
ent you are going to give her. Ask
her tonight and see if she won't.
Remember. K. P. Hall, Friday, the
oath 72-74
Reduced prices on coal if taken be-
fore being stored. Ask US about it.
! The Farmers Store, telephone 1851.
i 1875
/ Atle w Carlson and Roy Nelson
were shopping in Moscow Wednes-
day. They are farmers of the Troy
country
Dudley Loomis Post of the Ameri-
can Legion announces a Christmas
dance at the K P. Hall this Friday
night. Start the holidays right by
| having the time of your life at this
Christmas eve dance 72-74
S. j. Hobart of the Cornwall coun-
try, was in Moscow Wednesday.
C. F. Gordon and son, Harol., wc1e
in with g load of wheat from The
Paulson farm, Wednesday,
All silk undergarments reduced
for the holidays, every article packed
in Christmas boxes without extra
Bolding's Jewelry store on Third
Street open every evening this week.
72-76
Little Lucille Kershner is feeling
much better today.
John Wright of Pullman was a
visitor Monday with his son, T. M.
Wright, of Hotel Moscow. Mr..
Wright Sr expects to leave soon for
Los Angeles, California, to spend the
winter.
Buy Anti Tuberculosis seals for
your Christmas packages and help to
fight the great white plague. 62-77
Order coal delivered from the car
and save handling charges. 1t will
pay to order this week from the
Farmrs' Store. 1878
Don't forget to put Red Cross
seal on your Christmas package.
These seals are helping to save lives.
Mrs. Ivan Williamson of this city
was operated on few days ago at
local hospital for appendicitis. 1t is
reported that she is convalescing
Fard Dates. Bratton's Grocery. "a
Rome Beauty apples, willie they
last, at rs cents a box, you furnish 4
boxes, at the orchard, 5h miles
northeast of Moscow. Telephone II
Farmers. 9285. 71-93
Open evenings, now until after
Christmas. Bolding's Jewelry Store
third Street. 72-76
Mrs. J. Vineyard Of Bovill was a
Jisitor in Moscow Monday.
Edgar r. Hawley of Boise was
ooking after business in this city
tuesday.
What would Christmas be without
! dance Isn't that what you are
aying? Then you will want to
ONE to the American Legion Christ
mas dance at, the X. r. hail Friday,
December oath (Christmas Eve).
food music, good management, and
GOOD time. 1874 !
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22
How To Be Healthy.

If you would enjoy good health keep
your bowels regular and your stomach
and liver in good working order. This
is easily done by taking Chamberlain
Tablets. These tablets strengthen the
stomach and regulate the liver and
bowels. They are easy to take and
mild and gentle in effect. They only
cost a quarter ID
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22
Firemen Take Notice.

All firemn are requested to be at
U. of |. gymnasium Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 for practive drill. Those
not present cannot take part in Fire
mems Annual Drill.
1874 CARL SMITH, Chief.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

A. B. c. Dawson of Boise was a
visitor in Moscow over night Mon
day.
Henry c. Voss, formerly of Moscow
was in, town over night Monday, a
guest of Hotel Moscow.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

|S1,00 and up. The Fashion Shop.
Silk hose, special holiday prices,
Fancy Green Peppers. Bratton's
Grocery "a
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-12-22

Pure linen embroidered handker-
chiefs, holiday specials, 35c, SOC and
up. The Fashion Shop. 72-74
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

5u lid, geteao. Sic is ms gettrubm
gauge III 1lad e lange 8eil is tie wie-
Der fonlme In bat geiast, ibr Gent
metlb mar nit 10 idlimm mte tie ed-
lpeftet gebabt bdtt. Sest ben n1er uns
ser Shrobbleboie argenomme.
9ie arn1e 6rau bot e orig Sobr
an lire @aOe gebabt no tie Don Die
Steppleiter gebitt morbe is, I'M oas
beige @aiier bot tie anb e ga115e
2att 9li]ters Derurlaht; lh ben 0as
off fobrs nit geieben, alplper Die 2t5-
sic iagt es pdr ales better obgange
mie Ie geoenft batt. An Sapp Don
of Sen Grubel is atptper nod ettpas
gebappeno, NO midi e groBe Sreuo
ge1nadt bot. Ole Srau is namlid
tou1nre unb bot geiagt: uWei1us Sau=
eraupfer, bot tie gelagt, id min Sbne
en1al ebbes iage, id i'm etnige Set
reooi for 5bne gu i9uffe uno ptn
urtd germ oas Sausfliene fir Sbne
bubn, au1per MIR nl1uer Sic etne &on=
Oiihen, 0aB Sic III oer Miiter Sou=
erumpfer feline Sarl6 unrubre oubt III
MIDI gar5 aqein ibaffe lal1e. 8em
Sbne oas redt Is, aareit, tpenr nit,
Damn bral1de sic an mid nit 5u T1g=
gere."
Sic 2i55ie fat for e Mtinnit nad)=
geoenft u10 Damn Iagt tie, Das oeDt
lie supieI @elD folte, atpDer oa 1agt
Sic SSro1t reitepeg: Willu5 Sauerau=
pier, sic i'm INNER gut 5u MIDI &C.
tpeie I'M for Sen Nieicn fam id au9
nit 10 iein, unO id i'm miaings, Sb1e
for ie6s 9ug rl1r Orei Dag at tldort=
ide. Gen Fat o1p1per Sic 2i55ie geful=
le. sic fat eingemiaigt> TN oontt
par Sic Sah abgeupadt. Sd ben Oft
&obrs getpiBt> oaB ih for Sic anrere
orei 2ag aus meine Gadet| ben be5ob=
le mIiie, otptper i6 fin 10 bdppt ge=
meie, ooB ib am liebIte Ste Sdrobb=
leboie en- &iB bdtte getppe moge, mo-
nit ib perbleitpe Sbne Sbrn lietper
Hbilipp Sm1errmpfer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
Demtj1e Kineer.
Tleben oes 9immels @egem berab anf
sic GtammesbriiDer III Mme=
rifa+ - Saufbare Tratt=
beraen.

Nibts BON aGem, mas 9eutidame=
rifu fir Sic notleibenoe alte Seirnat
aus treuem @er5en tat, bat IN iol6em
umfunge bas @efubl beiBer 9anfbar=
felt bei unieren ungludli9en griloern
I'M often gaterlunbe ausgel0it, mte
sic Mrbeiten un0 2ei1tungen Der
| Mmericun GairD Cattle Company.
Mms retnem &inberbersem.
Shreiben aus 0onautp0rt6 (gaD=
ern) 6rei oel1ti9e &naben: u9ret
0eutlde &naben erGauben li9> Sbnen
oieien Brief 5u idreiben. Infer So
ter fat uns er5dblt, mas III elmer
INSTRUMENTATION 3eitung itano>
mie sic 8etpobner Npr0amerifa5 Wfit=
lei0 nit Dem 6el1ti6en Golfe baben,
uro pie namentlif Ste 9eutidan1eri=
funer uns belfen mo1en. giele &tn=
Ser, lomie arr1e un6 franfe Seute ba=
ben idon lange feine Mild mebr un0
miiIien bnngern. Gurd BEN Srieoens=
Dertrug bat 9entl6lano biele 1etner
aibe perloren. Scum iouen aus @me=
rifa Mildfiibe nab 3eutldlano ge=
ldidt merben. @ir 6eutIden &tr1oer
6unfen TN eren ur1erifontlhen @obl=
tGtern un6 monen fir tie beten. Meit
ber5lihen @riiBen aus 9eutldlano!
@al6emar gebrens GA Sabre olt),
6ran5 8ebrens az Sabre alf); Sngo
8ebrens (t0 Sabre alf.
Der fat6oltide Sramenb1nS.
Som 3meigDerein 5ranfental BEG
&atboliiden Sral1enbun6es gtng Ser
Mu1erican 3airD Cattle So. folgen6e
3uidrtft 5u: ~S6 leie berte TIT Ser
3eitl1ng, 0aB cole Wfenidenfreunoe
int fer1nen Mmerifa bereh iin6, Meilh=
fiibe nah 9eutidlan6 GIT ienoen. 6ir
iold bodber5ige 9ilfe un0 f%reunoli=
DIES @ebenfen fir uniere &leinen
f6r1nen mir 0eutiden Splitter ni4t &C.
mtg 0u,1fesmorte fin0en. Sd iprede
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

TIMER Marine=M inifter Sofepbus
9oniels ipribt meitenteils MIR 8led
gr ma6t BEN friiberen rEdii6enten
Saft un6 &ooiebelt BEN &ortpurf 6aB
lie 6en 6eutlden Scatter ~erlaubten"
Sic 5peititdrffte &%riegsflotte Ser 8e1t
51 erbo11e11. l1n6 iebt fat 6ereilbe 90
niels, Sic Mbii9t, sic gr0Bte &riegs=
flotte at erbu1en, pern @roBbritan=
nien e5 erla1tben miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
Ser freigebige Std

- Ser freigebige Std.
ter. Sn 2onOon murbe unter ben
ssuriiten fir Das 8egrdbnis etnes
cr1nen Nnpults geiammel, Ser,
obne eil1en 8en1D al bin~terlalien.
%eeltorben mar. 4uL Der 2oro'
GDefrihter Nor5urp purbe UNI Ell.
11en Shilling at 6ieiem 3med att
gegangen. Ser aber a%ntportete:
Sour eine1 Splitting, um einen Mn'
malt gu begraben2 Sier tit eine
Guinea; gebt Tin unb begrabt etn-
uno5pan5ig 6obon."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

,sb1len u11o auer Spenoern i'm Name1
ser 500 Mitglieoer oes fatboliiden
iSrauenbunoes Sranfentnl, beiien 8or
lise11oe ib bin, Elm ber5li9es unh IN.
aigltes u8ergelts @ot!" aus. Benn
ie @obltuter belobnt merben, 10 mii.
ien Sic fir SsSbr erbobenes 2tebesmerf
reidylide Gergeltung nno oes Sim
mels Segen finben. 9odaAteno, 5rau
M. 6ubrmaun, 6ranfentbal (&bein.
|pfaIa), Bbil. &ar6ertr. l."
6eifes 9anfgebet gum 9iunmel!
uBie piele meiner Witidmeitern
Ilieben Elm beibes 2anfgebet 5nm Sim-
mel en1poriteigen, 5uglei6 int @efabl
gruBer Sreuoe uno aufrihtiger Sc
numbering fir uniere lieben, g1tten
2auosleute in glmericu unb lire 10
menlblid=e0le, D%eri0bnenoe Silfsnr=
6eit! 8os bral19en mir n0tiger als
Mild fir uniere &inber, &ranfen
unO @reiie? 8ir 0eutide int Softer
lanoe f0nnen unIeren 2anosleaten IN
Amerifa nibt ber5li6 gerug 6anfen,
neil iie ibrer often, lteben Seimat 10
trelt unO e6el ge0enfen, obpobl lie
lelbl It l6on lange cine neue Seimat I'M
fernen 2anbe gefunoen boben. Soften
mir, Dab redt balo aus BEN Rutnen
Elm nel1es 9eut19lano emporbliibt.
3enn ser olte 0euti9e lebt nod! Ser
9eutldamertfaner ion aud in gu
fltnft pteOer auf feline Seimat ltol5
lein Diirfen MQen e0len @ebern Elm
ber5lihes ~Gergelts Got" Vfit 6eut=
j! ld}em @r1tb, 6rau Sobannu @arer,
Speper a. Hbein, &l. Efeffergaiie 81.
u@ie iid Sic &inoer fre1en merben*"
uSoeben le1e ib in meiner 3eitung,
Bob %unlere oeutiden 8rioer IN Ime=
rita .ibren arnten 2anosleuten Mil6=
fiibe f6ifen pouer. 8or Greu6e mnB=
tie ih peiner. Sum lin6 mir 6o9 ni4t
mebr gang perlaifen! @te mer6en ii9
~uniere &rn11fen nn6 &tnoer freuen!
Sogen Sic alien, Sic at Sic em e6len
6ilfsnerf beitragen, ber5Gtden 9anf,
Ser liebe 8ott lou es ibnen tout emo
fuh beraelten. Sdqlih mouen mir IN
unier @ebet einiblieBen, 0ob @ott
Sic iegne. @riiBen Sie> bite, aQe,
Ste sit be1n gltten @erfe %beitrugen>
bon Sbrer 6nnfbnrer Srau 9erman
M0Bler, go0en+gaoen."
Sic 9anfgebete ser 6ilfsbebnrftiaen.
"M1ts nnierem Sogesblatte vGbei=
niifes Golfsblutt" entnebmen mir,
ooB unlere griioer in Mmertfo beab=
'idtiQen. 0em Oe11tidet1 Golfe in iei=
ner t~icfiten got cine Spenbe BON 100
0O0 Milhfiiben GIT eeben. @er BE-
ihreibt Sic gnpfin0unger, Sic ie0en
bon uns beleelen m11Bten, ser BON
oieiem eblen Werf edit driltliher
NGd1tenliebe geleien fat. @ie mohl=
tuen0 lit es SIT 1piiler, 6aB es fern Ser
9eilnnt Weniden giebt, Sic Mnteil
nehmen an hemShifiale etres i6mer
gepriiften gplfes! ltn0 erlt aa bie tie
BEN @orte, neld]e IN 10 her5ergreifen=
Ser @eiie 0as @tlfsmerf rmgeben!
Die 9n11fgebete al ser Silfsbe0iirf=
tigen, bencr Ser Segen Ser boder=
freuliben @abe 5u4ute fommen miro,
meroen SEN 2i%ebes0ienit lobnen. s.
ErobIt, E~oli3ei=&ommindr> 5peper a.
Hbetn."
@elfet, ale, alle"
9omit mir Ste grobe 6offnung l11t=
ierer 9riiber int unglufli4en 0eut=
ihen Goterlan6e erfiiGen fonnen, miii=
fen ale, one belfen. Mae miiiien fih
m bem groben f1noomentulen Silfs=
nerf Ser Mmerican 0airp Cattle 60.
heteiligen. she Mmerican 9airp
Cattle GompanD, 1913 @eit Waoiiop
Street, Chicago, Su.
unier Marine= Miniiter Sofepbus
"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

-Sa .! Mutter: Cline DIR.
feige bat Sir oein W5am gegebe1l
@as bait ou oenn mieoer arge-
iteut?"
Eobter: ~@ar nidts, nur's 8ett
mar nod ni9t gemadt, als er aus
BENT Bureau nod Sauie faml"
M1tter: ~9as 1T 5rpar TEN
@ruto, g1eid 10 grob 5u tueroen:
@arlm beiorgit ou 6as aber ntht
rebteitig2"
Eo9ter: SD lag ia nod ortnl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24
Nadj beribn1tert Mnfter.

6rau: Sos fol- oenn oas bei.
zen, Mnna; IN Sbrem 8ett fano i'd
amei iilberne 2offell Sd claude
car, sic beiteblen MIDI?
Mdo9en: &.crieb, Maoam', -
f43 miro oo9 MIDI etpa frantbaft
fin2 ........
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-06-24

= &ein @un6er. Ser 81
geurer 5ande5 %begegnet arn Cont
tug ieinem Nadbarn Warti11e5, Der
in groBem Staat 1T, uno fpridt:
uGarumba, mie ou belte fet1 aus.
1iebit! Mber id meiB ni6t, ou
fonrmlt mir fleiner Dor als fruber."
nNatirIih", a%nttportete Der an
bere, rbab' id mir bod oie 5nBe
ge1Dafben."
Doppeliinnig. Limb tpR
bot ii9 Dein 8rdutigam berhalter,
ols 9u nit benz Habfahre1 bego1s
1en22"
80, Der lieB mid O6ne Deiterea
fahren!!"
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
Says Unseated Members Are Seeking
to Distract Attention from
the Issue.

ELMIRA, n. Y, Friday.-The pretended
commercial activity of the Soviet Bureau
in New York was a blind for distributing
letters from Lenine to American working
men and the distribution of other propa-
ganda directed against the government,
said State Senator Clayton r. Lusk in a
statement here today as Chairman of the
Joint Legislative Committee, investigating
radicalism in New York State.
Senator Lusk, who issued the statement
from his home in Cortland, answered in
the form of questions the charges which
the five Socialist Assemblymen, as yet un-
seated In the State Assembly. had pre-
pared TO present to the Legislature against
the Joint committee. Senator Lusk's state
ment folows:-
mo one outside OF members, counsel
and agents of the committee and State
and local officials have had anything to
do with the 'so-caIIed raids on the Soviet
Bureau or any other organization. No
papers seized have been received by any
one other than agents of the committee.
ANY papers seized at the Soviet Bureau
were brought in evidence before the COM
mittee in public hearings. photographs Oh
some of these nave Deen puDllsHeu III news
napers. / do not know for what purpose
they have been used or whether copies
have been sent to England.
bad>anv more information, to my knowl-
edge. than did the newspaper reporters
and the public generally There were no
papers of commercial Importance TO any
one.
''The sergeant-at-arms of the commit
tee Is the sergeantatarms of the Senate.
He has never to my knowledge received
money from any source except the State
of New York The Lusk committee is not
responsible for the action of the Assem-
bly,. The Speaker of the Assembly is a
member of the committee and has knowl-
edge of the evidence against these MEM
bers. The issue is clean cut II these men
believe in and are working to bring about
the overthrow of the government by force
and violence they undoubtedly will be de-
MED their seats. II not they will be per-
mitted to serve.
"These charges against the committee
are made by them with the full knowledge
of their falsity and solely for distracting
the attention of the public from the issue,
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
YONKERS RESIDENTS
WOULD BAR NEARING
Especial DESPATCH TO THE HERALD.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE HERALD
!. YONKERS, n. Y. Friday-Maurice D.
O'Keefe, Commissioner of Public Safety,
was waited upon today by committee
from the South Yonkers Catholic Club,
who asked him to bar w. Scott Nearing
from making his speech on Socialism
and Current Events" next Sunday night
at meeting of Socialists to be held in
the Yonkers Public Library Hall.
Many of the civic and fraternal or
ganizations Have determined that. with
or without the aid Of the authorities. Mr..
Nearing will be silenced when he attempts
to appear here as a public speaker. Sup
porting the protest OF the committee are
the local organizations of the Elks and
Knights of Columbus, while the Home
Guard and many church delegations have
similarly expressed their disapproval.
An appeal had previously been made
10 John F. Brennan. president OF the
Board of Governors Of the Public Library,
70 revoke thu permit for the meeting
but the latter said 1e understood 1t was
to be educational and refused 60 inter
fere
Commissioner OKeefe promised ne
would seriougly consider 'he protests and
with Mayor William J. Wallin
and william Walsh Corporation Counsel
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
SENATORS ORDER FAVORABLE
ACTION FOR ARMY OF 275,OOO

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Friday.-Favor-
able action was ordered today by the
Senate Military committee on the War
Department bill, authorizing an army
OF 275,0oO men for the current fiscal
year, in order to provide for the forces
in Europe and Siberia
Tho armJ reorganization bill as
drafted by a subcommittee was re-
ported to the full committee, contain
ing a section designed, members said
to bring about the appointment OF
General Pershing as Chief of staff
Some committee members expressed
doubt as to the power of Congress to
designate the Chief of Staff, heretofore
Presidential appointment. but the sub
committee decided TO insert the pro-
vision.
AS drawn, the sub committee bill pro
vides for n single army structure with
regular, National Guard and citizens
army sections, and a universal military
training system. The regular ARM
would have a strength OF 100000 mer
and $4,000 officers.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN
ALUMNI CONDEMN BERGER

Members of the New York Alumni Asso-
citation OF the University of Wisconsin
adopted a resolution at a meeting last
ight'condemning Victor l.. Berger for his
radical utterances and actions and deny
ing that he represented the State of Wis
consin or any considerable part of it. The
meeting was held al Cavanaugh's restau-
rant, No 25S West Twenty-third street.
The meeting was the occasion of a mer-
ger Of the alumni and alumnae associa-
tions of New York. Girard Dahl, vice
president of the Chase National Bank, was
elected president: b. S. Campbell, first
vice president: Harry r. Benedict second
vice president; Arthur r. Taylor. secretary
and treasurer. A dinner and dance fol-
lowed the business meeting.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
TRADE COMMISSI ON HEAD SAYS
PACKERS MADE FALSE CHARGE OF
BOLSHEVISM TO BALK INQUIRY

mittee, which he charged. was not the
case.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
Red "AmbaSSadOr"
Martens Accepts
Senate Subpoena
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Swedish authorities declare that thoss
deported from the United States will not
be allowed transit through Sweden.
The New York herald., 1920-01-10
'Tts a Lie, Says Department OF Justice
Agent OF CoIver statement.

Agent or tOiver STATEMENT
CHICAGO, Friday.-"It's an absolute
lie.'' said d. J. Barry formerly OF the De-
partment of Justice, when shown the state
ment of William y. Colver. of the Federal
Trade Commission. charging that Barry
and II. j. c. Claybaugh had caused the
arrest of Rafael Malen here during the
Red roundup last week.
Barry, who left the governments en-
ploy last September and now is assistant
to the general manager Of Swift & Co., de-
clared he had not seen Claybaugh in two
months and had never seen Mallen.t
Claybaugh, who resigned from the De-
partment of Justice in December, 1918, ana
is now connected with a local coal com
pany. has been out of town for several
days.
At the time OF AIallen's release it was
stated that he had been arrested by the
police anarchist squad, which believed
that Edward J. Brennan, chief inspector
of the Department of Justice, wanted TO
question Mallen. Brennan denied wanting
the man.
The foreign trade departments OF Swift
& Co. and Armour & Co. deny having had
any dealings with Ambassador c. A. h.
Martens 'or any other Russians