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The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
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The members of Harmony Lodge.
NO. 3, soon will visit Phoenix
Lodge, No. 2S. to initiate a class
of candidates.
At the last meeting Of Fred d.
stuart Encampment, No. Z, there
was very large attendance of
members of the several encamp-
ments. twelve subordinate lodges
being represented. The Patriarchal
and Golden Rule Degrees were con-
ferred on seven candidates.
The encampment of this jurisdic-
tion will hold a joint entertainmen mt
in the Encampment Room OF Odd
Fellows Temple, Monday. February
20.
Martha Washington Rebekah
Lodge. No. ,. has invited the as
sembly officers to hold the school
OF instruction at their regular
meeting Thursday evening, Febru-
AIRY 26. The Ways and Means
Committee have planned get
together social to be held at the
]. o. o. +. Home on Thursday,
February 10. at S o'clock.
Dorcas Rebekah Lodge. No. 4.
will hold religious services at Odd
Fellows Home. 3233 n street north
west. this afternoon at o'clock.
The Rev. j. w. Ketchum of Peck
Memorial Church will lead the
services. The members of Dorcas
Rebekah Lodge have also planned
to entertain the residents of the
home Tuesday evening.
The initiatory degree will be confer
red on class of candidates by Ex-
celsior Lodge. No. Il. at their meeting
Thursday night, in Odd Fellows Tenn
pie, Seventh street. The work will
be under the direction of the deputy
grand master. Bert V. Wolfe. and a
number of the best ritualists from
different lodges will assist. At the
conclusion of the degree the lodge will
hold a smoker and patriotic enter
tainment in honor of the birth OF Lin
coin. Judge J. w. Witten. one of
Washingtons' noted speakers. will
speak.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Spanish War Veterans

The Maine Memorial Committee
will hold its final meeting Tuesday
afternoon In Capt John Lewis
smiths once 20 complete the pro-
gram and other arrangements for
the exercises TO be held In the
Fort hyer Riding Academy. ncat
sunday afternoon at ESQ, in mem
ory OF the men who lost their lives
when the bsttleship Maine sank IN
Havana Harbor.
Tho program will include Senate,
PoinoeSter. Commissioner Brown
low. and the Cuban Minister. tn.
riding han will be heated for this
occasion and buses will run b.
tween the car lines and the hkA
Tor the use OF the ladies. All ns-
tr1ottc Organizations have been in
yited 20 be present
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp me,
MONDAY evening and conferred the
iniiIAry degree. after which the
1np was complimented by De-
per. .meh ouartermaster FELTON, up-
On tne increase in membership.
Col Jas. S. Petit camp Will
meet Tuesday evening, at which
tlme the department orhcers will
De received and the camp be in-
spected by Department Inspoctoy
Geo. b. Parker. N'O'
zen. Nelson A Miles Canp n.,
/, last Tuesday evening ana 60
ferred the military derrcc -.
one recruit The camps nex -,
laws were distributed durinr ~.
evening. 'is
Gen. Emmett Uren Camp me-,
meonesoay and received appIios-
lons Tor membership. A deIeg.-
uon OF ladies from Gen. Irrsu
Auxillary were entertained ana "a.
dresses were made by Departrne,,
commander Wood. Department ou.r.
uermaster FELTON, and Comrade RIchl
ardson Of Dewey Camp.
Department officers yisi,,5 L.
oen Camp last Thursday nigh, go
tne inspection showed that a.
camp is developing a yyond,r,,,i
CROWN IN membership and in no,,
the banner camp of the org.niS.-
lon as to membership. Tho MIL
tay degree. under the Iesdershi,
OF commander DonneIly and st.or
was conferred on a large class -,
recruits. Department Conn,ndS,
WOOD congratulated the camn -,
% emcieney Of its ofhcers and its
splendid growth. ''a
Al comrades should obtain a conv
OF General Orders, No. ?. Jsnusr,,
~; which is now being distributca
Oy tne adjutants Of the camps.
The Lineal Society met las, We.
sosy evening and after trsnss,.
tion OF important business snnni.,-
60 committee to Cooperate w.,
sne Department Committee in m.
Maine Memorial exercises.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
10th Century Club Notes

The following sections will meet
during the coming week. Archae-
ology on Tuesday at 2:3O p. m. at
1922 Woodley Place. when Mrs.
Ward will speak on Primitive Mu-
sic.
Art on Thursday at .. M. with
Mrs. Ward, 1863 Columbia Road.
Mrs. Henry Farquhar will address
the section on The Poets OF Scot
land"
Civics on Thursday at a m. in
the assembly room of All Soul .
Church. Mrs. West will tell of the
work of the board.
French on Wednesday at D. m.
at 1417 Massachusetts avenue.
Parliamentary Law Tuesday at
10:45 a. m. with Mrs. Campbell at
the Mendoza. Mrs. Bethel will lead.
Subject, Incidental Motions"
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Woman's Benefit Asso-
citation of. Maccabees

The dancing party given by the D.
G. Officers Club at the Releigh Hotel
last week was one of the most sue
cessful ever given by the club both
financially and socially.
Mount Vernon, No. 2, and National,
No. l. initiated and ballo5ed on q large
number Of candidates at their initial
meetings in @. A. r. Hall Thursday
evening and Friday, respectively
These reviews are planning their in
stallations February 10 and 20.
Victory Review. No. Il. will hold in
itiation in K. of p. Hail.. Ninth and X
streets northwest. tomorrow evening
The Union Guard team. under the d.
rection of Capt. Lillian Patrick, will
exemplify the floor work and Mrs.
Minnie Keppinger, deputy supreme
commander. will be the Installing Of
ficer.
Neat sums were realized from tho
rummage sales held the past week
by Victory and National Mount Yer
non Is planning To hold sale the week
Of March &
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
B. P. O. Elks

For the 3Sth Anniversary banquet.
which the order will hold next
Thursday night February IL. at
Wardman Park Inn, and which will
be a stag affair, arrangements have
been made with Steward Frank En-
dres to seat at least 500 TO $50 Elks.
III. M. Peter, secretary of the ban
quet committed, has at hand a few
! reservations for seats at this ban
auet. and 1t is his desire to notify
all those who have not obtained
their card. to procure the same from
him at the club. This affair will be
informal.
Exalted Ruler Evans. Earl Goodwin.
Frank ". A. Brown. Leo F. Zwiss-
ler ana A. A. Riemer. detailed as a
committee on the recent actors
beneft fund. turned into the CEN
tral committee over $1,000.
The special invitation dance,
which Is complimentary to all those
who have been patrons of the popu-
lar Thursday dances. will be held
next Tuesday night, February 10.
Secretary w. S. Shelby calls the
! members. attention to their mailing
addresses. Should any member
change his address ii will be well
to notify the secretary at once. as
IL is members not receiving their
mail properly was because they have
not given the proper addresses to
the secretary.
Rowing machines. parallel bars,
dumbbells. swinging clubs, boxing
gloves. pulling machines, horses, and
modern shower baths. together with
800 fine lockers. are now open in the
gym.
All rnap,barS 70 ,iIi., NJ all L,lk
are invited every Monday night to
view the fine pictures protected
upon the silver sheet by A. Drcsner.
The Chicago Club is now in its
second half of the year in its activ-
tiles to promote the largest gather
ing of Elks ever assembled at a
convention in Chicago next July.
This club has engaged two special
trains. with a commissary.
The attendance of the Wednesday
regular session of the lodge was
about 400. General business was In
order. Spirited addresses were
made. by many members present
which brought forth wisdom and
laughter. Exalted Ruler Evans who
has been confined to his home with
the fiu presided over the meeting.
The order is ready to donate the
entire club house to the government
for use should they see At to use
the same for a hospital during the
epidemic of the fiu. The entire
membership of 2.400 pledge them
selves to act in any capacity that
the authorities care to assign them,
should this sickness prevail
The board OF trustees have added
two new refreshment rooms on the
banquet hall floor. for the use of the
members and their friends at the
various functions given by the
order. These rooms are daintiIy
decorated In garden effects.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Labor Department

Lois Brown, Elizabeth johnson
and E. T. Mateer were on the sick
list of the Bureau of Labor Statis-
tics last week.
W. B. Petit has been away from
the Bureau of Labor Statistics for
about a month. due to the illness of
his wife
With the return of DIR. W. A. Re-
ward, after quite a strenuous case
OF the flu, the health of the bureau
took an immediate upward leap. A
rev days before his return there
were thirty-one persons absent from
the bureau on account of sickness
and upon the morning of his reap
pearance the number of absentecs
dropped to four.
Marvin Jones was welcomed back
to the office again the past week.
Miss Mary c. Cox, of the appoint
ment division. has had influenza and
is now recuperating,
Arthur G. Miller, who has been
away from the disbursing office on
account of sickness in his family,
has again returned to duty.
Miss Esther. Barrett, also of the
disbursing office, left last Saturday
for her home in Minneapolis.
Robert Tucker. of the Bureau of
immigration. has resigned from
government service.
Mrs. Mary Z. White, who was
confined to her home for two weeks
Oh account of sickness. has fully re-
covered and has returned to the
disbUrsing office.
The Bureau of Naturalization has
issued a new edition of the Syllabus
of the Naturalization Laws.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics
bulletin, Wages and Hours of La
Dor in Cotton Manufacturing and
Finishing" is just off the press. 1t
Will be available for distribution
during the coming week.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Post Office Department

~-Ira c. Mcmillan. an employee of
the Division of Dead Letters. died
January 80. Mr.. Mcmillan was ap-
pointed from Rockport, Kansas. in
1889, and was in the service con-
tinually from the date of his ap-
pointment to the time OF his death.
william P. Pierce. of Leesburg.
Ga. an employee in the Division of
Postmasters' Appointments. died
January 81. Mr.. Pierce was origin
ally appointed in the department. on
october s2. 1873. He. however, re-
signed in 1881 and was again ap-
pointed in 1897. Mr.. Pierce was a
Union veteran, having been must
cred into the service September 2s:
1859. from Kentucky. He was pro-
NOTED 10 Lieutenant and Adjutant,
and Captain. Eleventh Kentucky
Cavalry. and Captain Twelfth Ken
tucky Cavalry.
7. W. Davis. once OF the Chief
Inspector. who was confined to his
home on account OF sickness. re-
turned to duty on February J. -.
Miss Cora f. Decker. who had
neen absent ON account of illness,
recently .viarned to her desk.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Daughters of America

Anacostia Council, No. Il, will
receive the State councillor, Mrs, NJ.
Rosella Cole. and her staff of Of
ficers. on their annual visitation,
Wednesday night, February IL. in
the Masonic Temple.
At the meeting of Goodwill
Council, No. is, Monday night,
Junior Past Councillor Mrs. Fisher
was presented with an emblem of
the order. The presentation ad-
dress was made by Past Councillor
Charles Magill. The council will
confer the third degree tomorrow
night. t
Friendship Council. No. Is. will
hold a visitation Friday night.
On Thursday evening. Mayflower
Council held its annual and frater-
nal visitation.
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Royal Neighbors Of
America
"HHHVH Nu

Fidelis Camp. No. 6701, at IN,
last meeting presented to Mrs.
Nellie T. Harmon an appropriate
gift. She is serving as Oracle
for the third term. Mrs. Alwine
Miller, Mrs. Cora Irish, Mrs. Kath-
crime Webb of Myra B. Enright
Camp and Mrs. Girlie Rice of
Martha McCaffrey Camp were visi-
tors. Maj. Fred Royse talked on
his army experiences. Other speak
ers were Mrs. Cora Riley. Mrs.
Anna B. Hid. Mrs. Maud w. Royse.
James a. Moody, DIR. John w. Suth-
erin. and william McCaffrey. A
short musical program under the
direction of Miss Van Scuy was
enjoyed.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Masonic


washington Centennial Lodge. No.
IL. will have a special communi-
cation beginning at 8 p. m. Feb
ruary IA. in the commandery room
OF the New Masonic Temple, for
the .eonferring of the M. M. de-
gree. -.
The famous degree team Of this
lodge will assist in the work,
which when they appear always at
tracts a large attendance because
OF their splendid work.
Hiram Lodge. No. 10, will have
charge OF the religious services at
the Masonic and Eastern Star Home
next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Rev. John C. Palmer. of
washington Heights Presbyterian
Church. will conduct the service,
and Miss Edna Barber will sing.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Woodmen Of the World

Fraser Camp will meet tomorrow
night when delegates to the Boosters
Club will be appointed.
A special meeting of Old Glory Camp
will be held Tuesday night, when the
new consul commander will appoinr
several new committees.
National Camp will meet Thursday
night, State Manager Clark will at
tend.
Bowling matches announced for this
week include: Monday. Oak vs. Ma.
uonal; Tuesday. Fraser VS.. Elm;
Wednesday. Alpha w. Old Glory.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
College Women's Club.

The George Washington Uniyer.
sity section of the College Women.s
Club will be hostesses at a iecep-
ton tomorrow night at eight
o'clock. Miss Emile Louise White
Will receive and DR.. Louise Taylor
Jones will speak on Experiences
with the Wellesley Unit in France"
On Saturday DR.. Van Schaik Al
dressed the guests at this club
luncheon. "rc
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Knights TempIar

DeMolay Commandery, No. l. will
confer the Order of the Temple at
it's conclave Tuesday. February 10.
on a number of candidates in its
asylum in the New Masonic Tenn
pie. Refreshments are always
served at the meetings of DeMolay
Commandery, and visiting Sir
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Maccabees

Mt. Vernon Tent No. 4, Knights
of the Maccabees, has been award
ed the banner by the Supreme Re-
view-for having initiated the great
est number of new members in
the District during 1919. The COM
mittee on entertainment has ar
ranged stag smoker. with
wrestling. boxing and music for
Tuesday night
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Women's City Club

Miss Jane Bartlett will be the di-
rector In charge of the reception this
afternoon, at 5 to Z o'clock. The enter
tainment committee will have charge
OF the concert Wednesday night.
The drive for an additional s.eoO
members opened Msaday. Many OF
the new applicants Immediately sub
scribed to the fund for the new build
ing.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

commander: Raymond w Clark.
senior vice-commsnder: Ralph NJ.
Petit, Junior vioe-commander: RAY
mond NJ. Kaiser. officer of the dsy:
George B. Beaumont. sergeant ot
the guard: Percy s. Sharpe. chap
lain: Harry +. Swiggard. adjutsnt.
Sc X street northeast: Robert NJ
O'Toole, finance officer.
At q meeting of Theodore Roosevelt
Post No. l.. held at Carroll InstitutSs
Retiring Commander E. A. Jablonsy
U. s. NJ. C.. made a plea for thev
legion members 10 engage In iudivid-
usl Americanizatiou work. Mai Jsb-
Ions Is planning 10 10 TO California.
and win be succeeded In command OF
the post by Percy Freeman. senior
vice commander.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08
Foreign War Veterans

me National Council OF the Vet
United States al its .necisr roa.i.
AZ national headquarters New Yors
Sity, selected the week Of San,c,,-
Der IL to rs for the 1890 annual g.
c@mpment 70 b. held in Washinr-
Ton senior Vice mmander-frx.
ohlei JACK J. Singer. Of Jersey Cit
was appointed chairman Of the ma
SOhai ehcampment committee apdy
capt. Edward Grant. OF Wasbin.-
ton' was chosen secretary. Tho -
cal posts are now perfectinp tba
pselrnlnsry arrangement ana a.
ranging Tor conference Of m.
committee with the Chamber oi
commerce to complete the details.
Commander-in-Chie r w.r,,,
karling, of the Veterans of For.ig-,
Wars. returned to Washincton 80
spent Friday and SATURDAY. in con-
terence with members of the sonata
ana House in connection with pend
ing legislstion affecting the ex-ser,--
zee men. He also visited Dfrec,or
.. G. Cholmeley Jones, OF the Wa
Risk Bureau. and Uel w. LanL5,-
chief OF rehabilitation, OF the No.
cational Training Board, and dis
cusseo the work of the war risk
and vocational training committee
OF the Veterans Of Foreign Wsrs.
and arranged for closer co-opers-
ton between the bureaus and tbs
committee.
The national legislative COMMITTEES
OF the Veterans Of Foreign Wars
mas been engaged the past week q,
pushing the passage Of an smeno-
ment to the vocational training an
10 increase the compensation OF stu
dents In training TO 800 per mont,
Tor single men and tfeo per month
ior married men, plus the existing
allowances for more than one rhifo
The bill was introduced in the Hou a
by the legislative committee n the
American Legion and in tho senate
by the legislative committee Of tps
veterans OF Foreign Wars. II Is
hoped TO obtain speedy considera-
tion and early passage OF tbs
amendment
The musical concert scheduled for
February S at the auditorium und.-
the auspices of the local posts Wa.
Cancelled and a musical conccrt and
entertainment will be held thero
Monday evening, February Is. Well
known artists and entertainers have
been engaged. and the proceeds VIII
be utilized to establish a fund for
the purchase OF a permanent hom.
for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Of
the United States in Washington,
ID. c.
National Capital Post. No. l.-.
Veterans of Foreign Wars. al is
last meeting appointed commit
tee on Ways and Means to perfect
plans for the purchase or a local
home. Committees will be appoint
ed by Equality Post and Private
Barrack Posts at their next rnectr
ings to form a Central Committed
OF the V. r. W. Posts in Nashiug-
ton, ID. c.
The baby post Of the Veterans pr|
Foreign Wars of the United states
was organized Wednesday evening,
February (. 1920. at tthe Commune
ity Club. Fourteenth and PcnnsNI-
vania avenue. Its initial mombyI-
ship consists OF 50 charter mstn-
bers, all District Of Columbia Ma
tional Guard boys. Frank Hcise -
the daddy" OF the post. At it, ucNt
regular meeting permanent officers
will be elected. the post regularly
Instituted, and the officers installed.
Date and place Of meeting will he
announced later.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-08

Post commanders have been re-
quested to be present at a meeting
at department headquarters tomor-
row night to discuss proposed leg
islation affecting the military pol
icy Of the legion.
Protest against the use by ped
dlers Of the United States uniform
was made in a resolution adopted by
Vincent B. Costello Post at a meet
ing during the week. II is TO be
urged upon the District Commits
sioners that such peddlers be kept on
the local streets.
A resolution also was carried urr-
soldiers who are receiving training
Board for Vocational Training.
This post also is looking for suit
able clubhouse.
Gen. John J. ePrshing. former com
msnder of the A. E. F.. is scheduled
10 address George Washington Post
on March Z.
The following results of elections
were announced:
Tank Corps Post No. Is-w. L T.
Abrams. commander; +. X. Barbour.
senior vice-commsnder: !. X. Fry,
junior vice-commsnder: Z. C. Kriz,
adjutsnt. ,suite 1912. s2I Fifteenth
street northwest; Lewis A. coles
man. finance oficer; J. w. Curry,
chaplain; c. II. Spence. sergeant
victory Post No. is-Roy 8 Lane.
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GOMpERS SHOWS BITTER PART|SANSH|P
MATTACK ON SENATOR HARDING

Gompers. Vol and Morrison. SO this
list Of six actions mentioned by them
was not added In Ia make total.
They make II score against him by
they make the count ten to seven
against him--tcn "unfayOrahles" 10
seven "favorablrs."
Another slant In given by the fhct
that although they consider only IA tOtAl
Of eighteen actions. one or them ar un-
favorable pair. worthy 1" count In six
years or very busy COnErrhh -FOUR OF
The "unfhv0rahlc' h"Ii"na are on pre-
CiTcly tho nam" IurniI"n. voted on four
times
honaIor Harding "pponoh the nh"li-
tlun by law 81 the Taylor efficiency
aynIam CALLED tho atop watch nysiam
Ia government nI1onnl1 AMI navy yards.
Thrrn Or Ihaso v"i"r uGnlnHi n law pro-
limiting Tho urc ~ ihla ryhinm wore
PRIOR Ia the oniIy 81 tho llnli"h Hlnins
Into tho war nnd QUO since.
System Aimed at nfnoianoy.
Tho "sI"p watch rvri"u In not. M
irH nnImo upll"r. Tho building "f n stop
wnt'h over "v"Iy w"rkCr l." determine
hla rnpiIIiy. CARRYING U"tnl plCiuT"
81 pIliful. rIrnin"d worker. urged IN
T." rr"rta beyond his Htr"uRlh by Home
brutal tnHk mnai"r u IL. on tho other
hand, tho employment nf stop watch
with n Wow To determining tho most
efficient md expeditions yet uf move
m"ntg Of my given task. In som" In
HlnnCca tho whole study Ind been how
TO permit women workers to CRrry on
certain operations with shells with tn"
least physical pxcrtIon The chief Idea.
however. was to dctcrmin" precisely tho
best way To do any given job, with ~
view chiefly tn Increasing production:
On this occasion Of the Inst battle or
organized labor leaders against this
system. Senator Underwood. OF Ala
hnma. since elected leader Of tn" Demo-
Gratis in tho senate, made n vigorous
.prcCh In which he said that he could
not think with patience Of the boys
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A WILBONIAN INACCURACY

Sow. you good Uo"pl" you who h"
iIrvc that man "c"uplnE n responsible
po.I,Inn should hc dcIIbcrnto Nnh rrn
annnhIy accurate in his Rtnt-n~ntH-
gIvn heed for moment TO tho follow
ing words uttered by rr~rih"nt Wilson
at tho close or his conference with Gov
rrnor Cox some tim" nEo.
"Gov~rnor COX Will have tho vigorous
support or IN absolutely united party
and am confident OF an absolutely
united nation
Is Their" any man. woman or child who
reads that quotation and believes II true
In any respect VIII Mr.. Cox have tho
vigorous support OF an absolutely
united party Vigorous means active
and energetic. AhAolutcIy means with
out limit. r'striction or qualinC alton
complete Wri Mr.. Bryan and Mr.
Hrynnn friends Civ" cox vigorous sup
port without Limitation or uuulihCA-
tion4 There were = D"mocraiI, Soma
torn who voted for rc-crNnti"n- H. tho
League nf SRttcns GOV "nani aud scVNrnI
who\ voted aKainst tho lgAGun- IL any
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I suffering untold hardships and oefjr..
Ing their lives AZ we'll In France, vhll0
at homo men worked to slow doynl III
| production. .{tsff<Ss
so much for four Of tho ten '.un:'
] favorable" votes. --t 4 ~ 4lt y
| Senator HardinSs vote against IN
employment bureau for tho Depart%snt
! This was on September IS. 1917, ~ y.
! time. II Is suggested, when thefe Neftl
at least two jobs for every man Ntlns
would work. and also at 9 tiWs. Y -,
| commented. when a considerable, Mm.-
| Der OF young men were trying 70 eet
places with the government before The
draft caught them. III
othsr "Unfavorsbls'' VStss,
! Another 'unravorabla' vote 9f the
: ten was his vote faVonnE the fAnQyp
Eorland amendment; This attempt 10
grind labor into tho dust VS. olnp
during the war. on March II, 1913, the
| Idea involved being To make thA D0yr
eminent clerks al WaAhinston wofk
eight hours IL day. 49,.
rhn merit "unfavorable" vote 70 lai,cv
was ror a suhntiinia IetirsnsnE inslssl
! uIo prnpn.sd by hunntor AltsO p0tqes
| reno. Of ohio n Democrat and An -
don't Hupp"rirr Of Governor Coz ~ bhb
| TranUlao" 80
ohio senator that ho voted for the prvs
p"sal Ia strike tho labor sections nnm.
The peace treaty. This molten wanl
rnndn by Eonat0r Charles y, ThoMAn
| ar Colorado a Democrat HonAtn1
| rnomaa considered tho labor SECTIONS
! OF III. treaty so bad that after hD tl-'
| fort to Htriko them out had ianeo, "
folt compelled to vote against thf en-
iIrc treaty. incidentally these lepHr
! .nr,Inns ~ tho treaty were viGorounly
opposed bya group OF very pronainsAs
nth The remaining two "unfaycteNie
votes and the unfavorable PAR All o.,
Iat. m the railroad situation, ArtI
I Id,r voted against the extension oE
E E.srs "nd for tho CumminES-nsch
railroad bin under which the r9a1s rSse'
! turned back to private operation: T
s sar &c OF the Cummings-Esch bill cosfstsa
! cncc report. -.