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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
Radiator repairing. ouickcI Auto Co

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WI ."' ih"' no VIII return
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M.'' MAY ls recovering
rom 20 severe iHh''N m the \ ".
n,l'.
'..'ph '~l|nfhlin, athletic couch
"' ih. Soeorfo school ul Mines, spout
lh' raster vacation with his family
mere.
H. j." ii,,'' chairman of the steer
lNH commute" 90 10" nous" uf repre-
''nl'll''s OF the ia'" legislature, was
100 me 'iiy l~'si'ldHN from Siu't IH'
I'..I' { Nrprl't ui thu Alhuluvr-
que Ithl a Awning company hIH zoe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
MYSTERIOUS RAID
ON COUNTY JAIL,
MAN At DOOR SHOT
Alfred Springer Says He
Was investigating
Shots

Alfred Springer. % nephew OF Jesus
Romero. Was shot Ir fh, arm uuf him
last night boo ola Town Uy JIil,r Tom
Smith from 90, H,yuui story window
ct th' county Hui| HtIr. fwu unknown
mon had attempted iu Iafd 90. .iI.
Springer s,lF o., bad nun into tho
JAN yard rom 20 uoafuN pool han
after hearing several shots iu Oh, DIE
t,Ctluu Of th" jail
Tho shooting occurred about 10
o'clock. after the Jail had settled
down for the night. According 20
Abraham Gutierrez. ]Jailor's guard. a
man Knocked on the front door and
being admitted fired about five shots.
then turned and ran. tHiior Smith
being aroused ou th, second floor.
shot from % window go e ficur. Iu
n, JAIN yard.
II was reported that two men had
approached the gail one hiding be-
hind q tree Just outside the f,uc"
while IN" other went 60 the front
door. Two mon were seen RUNNING
from th' jail y1rl hy tho time th,
shots had attracted 90, attention OF
persons In the vicinity.
Springer with two friends W,ra In
ti~ pool han 90 tho end az tho ear
Ilu" when thH shots wor, heard no
'rId. MI three ran out ana Oh,
other two remained Luhiud while
Springer wont directly over to- the IllI
A. h" approached the building ho was
ilrrd upon from above, IT,. said.
The wounded man was taken to
N'W Town i0r medical attention in
"a, office of Dr. 81. * NyIdsr. a.,
was shot lu the l,ft forearm hollow
inc elbow. tho same bullet grazing his
hin. The shcrin's office b.. iuy,stigat-
Ing tho Ctso today iu uu effort Co
learn who attempted tine ri,s ON the
jail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Child Baptised
With Water From
The River Jordan

N,ill Ferguson returned today
from Hcl'u wh'r, on SUNDAY 900 tho
lufhyrtn church hD huptiz,d
Margaret Elizabeth Br,kyr. two
months old daughter ot Ben BECK
cr, with water brought from the
River jordan several years utu 10y
John BE- tvr. the ,hilds EIrnd-
father.
Tire baptism wls ut the sunday
morning Easter svrNi,'H and a.
lurg, crowd was Doc attendance Tho
vntur Mas taken from the River
Jordan personally by John Becker
ON a,HIsiuu Of bis visit tu hi'pH-
'iu' several years. ago IL has been
preserved especially for such an
SUNDAY.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Tailored BiouSeS of Satin
Striped Crepe de Chine
S4.45

WORTHY OF q .e~ial p1rag ap
are these new satin striped
blouses Of crepe de chine which
came in yesterday. They have
tailored cuffs and the popular
reversible collars. There are
20 colors and combinations to
choose from. We regard our
ability to sell these for 81. IS
each as rather more than an
achievement. Blouse depart
ment, second floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
WHO'S HERE
ALNARADO

u Il. Allies, Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. j.. H. McCauiant.
Gallup.
Nathan Jarfa. Roswell.
r 4. Mi oheli. Albert.
NJ and Mrs A. " Ranch Fresno,
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johntuu ~ paso.
J.. VI. pnulos. casper. Wyo.
M and MI ~ Lynch, ST. Louis
* L. Stukl1ui. Chicago
H. r Robinson. chicago.
HAIRY ScNrv, Denver.
j =. Luudc. Los Angeles.
Mrs u L. Aspluud Santa re.
G sloan Trinidad colo.
j. a LuskD. Carlsbad. s. ".
MI and Mrs rlDk Hcudrirf. Her
mos1
Mr.. ". II K.udri,k. H,rmoso.
Mrs. l. s.. ttild.hrpud, san Mlrui1I
~ o. F.'l"'t ~ pago.
W J Rand ~ plsn
i. n. U1fhorstuu. Jamestown. ~. v.
N. ~. povrrtuu. chicago.
e. Hubbs. cleveland. -.
J. Q 1iugwril, chicago.
Now rtisi,y, Cumberland. Ma
w. T. Brist0W. Rochester. y. y.
G w. Frylcr. Sew YORK..
Nav g. Richardson. State college
W. n. Harper. waldo. y VI.
oscar Putslnucc. pcmlug.
COMBS
A. 49, Knox. Los Angeles.
y l. Johnston. santa Io
" A. Campbell Flagstaff Nri'
Nj and Mrs f. Frey cincinnati. -
% T. Haste. santa Fc.
2 - NDNauus SAINTS ~,
? Tf Wood fnDurru.
" T,l'i Ialuul.
g. .. cunningham, city
a. \. puethuwus. Denver.
g. A. HrunE"I. Denver
= s. Nru'ti. Denver
j.. u schmidt Minneapolis Mimi
J. T. prnusc. Ir. Nuuuttlualr
Nj and Mrs 70. Dunn. Kansas cts"
n g. Dalton and family, Walters.
OEIo.
a. - Bluiu I.uygr.
g. '. Winter Walter 1hlu
NlulHu ELLEN. Nuuuttiu,Ir.
o. 3D. huTsuiH. SH.urUr
J. o. ph,lu. UHIIHH
NI. g. D. N,fmulD. l.I.u
o. T. I,uusrn. J.u,l Springs
Hl lud Mr. ChtrI.r o.. NuII.r.
Santa Zee
&. g. HryUp CLAYTON
I = StnDltr -tUUn'. Ranch.
J. IS Iuruu'. Fort NIIEtf.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
David RHrrora NlhupurrIu' Ns
IUitt |l.ipIt. san Jose Is ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
A Totally Different
APRON
And Its Only $1.49

THIS is a totally different apron. II has a quaint bodice waist, and
full skirt and is trimmed with rick rack braid. II has extra bio
pockets It comes in an array Of plaid ginghams. The most interest
ing feature of this apron is that it has no buttons but comes together with
an extra large bow in the back. Only S149.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28

Dr. ID. H. Murray. o~stcopathIc Spc.
riaiist Nervous Diseases. n Grant
ildg., q W Central Phone 8it-W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Cummins Says Good
Management Is All
The Railroads Need

Dc what ar,ouHte tor III. rest Of o.
Ny own Judgment De- that II is the
fruitiun uf the stundardizitinu orders
promulgated duriu- federal control.
nuj the system Of DAira pay fpg os,r-
time.
Il huiirNr tia, n uau who Hurkh
hnrd for riRht hours has t6nc a
pretty good days work and that for
anything over eight hours he should
got extra pay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
$500 Defiance Silk Hose for
Women, Now $500

We sold these Defiance silk
stockings for $500 up to a short
time ago. They are the full fash
ioned silk hose. They have al
ways been very popular in Albu-
querque. Their popularity hes
in their luster and their astound-
ing wearing qualities. We are
selling them now at $500 a pair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
Sears Roebuck
Pass Up Dividend

CHICAGO March 2S-SotrH Roe,
huck 4 tnlaIsuN, through M" board
of directors. today passed the usual
quarterly dividend ON its common
stock
The company attributed the action
fp slack business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28

s.. and n green stamps arc
on additional @ nor cent saw
iuR ON everything you huy no
hcscuNaN Tho habit OF
saving these stampa Us very
easily formed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-28
MISS
The New Middies
ARE HERE

w YEVE just received a shipment Of the Miss Saratoga middies They
wv are made with full blouse sleeves which permit free movement of
the arms. This is the regulation sleeve used in the U s navy
Most OF the middies are made with ordinary sleeves-not regulation.
Deep rolled colla'3 instead of fiat tailored collars, silk embleus and hand
embroidered stars, crowfeet and cuff and yoke closinps Ivory buttons
instead OF cheap pearl buttons. Distinctive fabrics in smart models
Such refinement has won for Miss Saratoga middies the Endorsement of
fashionable schools everywhere. We have them in all white white with
flannel collars white with combination and red collars; also navy, red.
green and heather gold. Priced from 50 05 to $685..
Miss Saratoga white plated MILDLY skirts of extrag good ouor,v r,iddy
twill for misses "a to 20 years old, S295.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

the G.. -. ~. club members at their
usual seml-monthly bridge party.
-Four tables OF bridge were played
and high scores were reached by
Mrs. LaNclle McKeevcr ana Miss
Myrtle Wilkonson. Following the
games dainty two-coursc lunch
was served. Guests of the club
were Misses Myrtle WIlkonsou and
Marion Hartman. The next meet
ing will be held In two weeks with
Mrs Merle McMahan as hostess.
Mrs. u. Il. Beeson, teacher OF the
Samaritan class OF the First baptist
church. entertained the class mem
bcrs Friday afternoon at her home,
i414 East Thompson. with social
Aside from members Of the class
guests present were Mrs. Scgall Of
slick and Mrs Elsie Clark OF Ohio.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Mrs, Evans was entertained with
a surprise birthday party Tuesday
at the home OF her son. X. r. Diehl
lis South Elm street. The guests
arrived in tho morning, and at noon
brought forth from baskets a
bountiful birthday dinner. Sixteen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

ladies were present Mrs. II, II.
Cook OF Perry was the only out-of-
town guest.
Mrs. l.. r. Thompson was able TO
return home Thursday from Tulsa.
where she has boen In the hospi-
tai.
Misses lrCne and Margaret Shcf .
field entertained the members OF
the Christian Endcavor society Of
the Christian church with n party at
their homo on South Walnut Thurs
day night at s o'clock.
Mrs. G. W. Grubhs loft WedneS-
day night for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. j. t.. Blair, at Waco
Texas
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. winget lcf,
Thursday for a weeks visit in Okla
homa city.
The Young Peoples Missionary
society OF the South Methodist
church met Wednesday evening with
Mrs s. W. Moore AZ her homo on
South oak street Mrs. Price and
Mrs Lewiston were taken into the
organization aa now members. Mrs.
Moore and Mrs J. 7 Latham were
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
BROKEN ARROW,

Mr.. Charles Sutton was home from
sand Springs for the Weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Il. Sut-
ton.
One Of the pretty social affairs of
the past week was the six o'clock
dinner given on Friday by Mrs. w.
T. Brumbaugh, honoring her daugh-
ter Miss Nell, of Chicago who was
spending a fortnight's vacation with
her parents, Covers were laid for
sN and four elaborate courses were
served, Mrs. Brumbaugh being
assisted In serving by her daughters,
Aslisses Norma OF saltwater and
Bessie Of Tulsa university. The
guests were Mesdames II. II. Wertz,
John Anderson, C. Il. Foster, Quay
Johnson OF jerks and B. Il. DeWeese
q Tulsa.
The regular monthly meeting OF
,ne ladies' aid society of the Chris
uan church for the month of April
vas held Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs, 0, B. Linkhart as hostess,
:, Miss Ruth Parkinson, former
broken Arrow resident. arrived
tuesday from Chicago for an ex.
tended visit to Mrs. Il. r. Noibling
ana other friends.
Miss Opal Hudson was gracious
young hostess Thursday evening to
me members of her Sunday school
,ass being assisted by the teacher
Mfs, Lewis Fisher and her mother
Mrs. Willie Hudson.
Mrs. =, NJ. Thomas has returned
Uom a two weeks visit TO her par.
flts az Springdale, Ark,
Mrs Carroll Mercer of Coweta is
me guest OF her parents, Mr.. and
Mls, c. s, Walker, on North Main
street.
Rev l.. ID. Corning attended this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

were present as guests. Mrs Reed.
assisted bv Mcsdamcs Houston,
George Collins. Lytlc, L. N. Hassoy
and O. H. Davis served refresh
mcnts at the close OF a pleasant
afternoon.
Mrs. A. l.. Myers returned Thurs
day night from several weeks
visit with relatives in ohio and In
diana.
Mrs. @. \. Haulcnbcck was hos
toss "Wednesday afternoon to the
Ladies' Aid society OF tho prcby-
crinn church. Time was spent IN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

chosen as delegates to attend the
conference to be held at Durant
next week.
MIR. and Mrs. Homer Breeding OF
Stroud worc the guests Of MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Sponkman this week
The members OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society OF the
First Methodist church hold a social
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. II. -. Reed OF South
oak street. Members of the mis-
sionary societies OF the Baptist
Presbyterian and Christian churches
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24

making a comfort for the Y. w. G.
A. The assisting hostesses were
Mcsdames Earl SLING. j. T. Mill
horn and w. n. Blerly. Mrs. A. a.
Miller became new member.
Mrs. g. G.. Richey OF South Main
street was hostess Thursday to the
Current Events club. Improve
mcuts for Sapulpa were discussed
generally and n paper was read
upon the seriousness OF our present
tendency toward bolshcvlsm
CONTINUED ON PAGE FIVE
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
SAPUIIA,

Mrs. Joe Gamblll spent the week
In Guthrie.
Mrs. b. c. Stivers entertained her
Sunday school class Of girls and d
fow friends with an outing Satur-
day afternoon. outdoor games
were enjoyed beside u huge camp
fire and delicious picnic goodies.
,Mr. and Mrs. j. Il. Rice left Mon
day morning for Perkins to attend
tho funeral of Mrs. John Faught'
the latters sifer
Mrs. p. s. Daley was called to OH
ton Saturday by the death OF her
brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Grubbs enter
tained a bunch of young people at
their home Saturday night. Games
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-24
PONCA CITY.

r Berryman OF Oklahoma City
u,sa ponca city visitor Wednesday
Of this week.
AIRED Medley Of Shamrock mo-
.,sd over TO this city the first OF
me week TO visit the X. Farha fam
lly - D., ,,o,. ., ,oo 49,.
rourth street entertained tho Tues
5,v club at luncheon on Tuesday
s1ernoon at which time Mrs. Mabel
painter and Mrs. II. Roger Kemp
=, Tulsa were additional guests
p,ldge was the diversion for the
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs J. y. Wright, 421
Worth ninth. gave n birthday party
Monday night In honor of tho first
r,,al day Of their littio daughter,
apdrv Naomi. Guests we're Loletta
uccov. Beatrice Maxine Dyas. Jessie
pavmond Potts, jr., George Herbert
pobv ard Audrey Naomi Wright.
Mrs F.. w. Marland most charm
,,eIy entertained with bridge
luncheon Tuesday afternoon, tho
.Walr being given I'm honor of Mrs.
Mabel Painter and Mrs. u. Roger
Tsnp OF Tulsa and Miss a. Far
rI,eer Of winfield.
Miss Nell Dumar made n business
erin 10 oklahoma city Tuesday.
II. w. Gouldy and family have as
,boir guests Mrs. II. J. CranfSyd and
Mrs q II. cutter Of Waynoka
n W Mcdowell and Mr.. and Mrs
Ir I Clark were all I'm pawhuska
NTuesdav where Mcdowell and Cas-
,,,or held the opening of their new
music house In that city.
Mrs r. NJ. Thompson. Mrs. Ger
,rude Anderson and Miss Beulah
rrch ~ this city were Blackwell
visitors Tuesday.
c p Handley and family have as
their guests Theodore Dischner of
cleveland, okla, and Joe Hamilton
NJ Nanuford. Mr.. Dischner was a
former resident OF Ponca City.
MIR and Mrs. Ben Frohock came
over from Blackwell Tuesday to
/ snend the day with the formers
father. H. r.. Frohock.
II, Harreld OF Wichita was the
guest Of his son Clyde the first OF
/ the week.
l. c. Harsh left early in the week
10 ioln Mrs. Harsh, who has been
vsltlng with friends in Gallatin,
4, genn.. for several weeks.
c. Johnson Is in Kansas City
transacting business.
W. H. England visited his son
George. who Is in Kansas city in the
Christian hospital having treatments
for his eyes, returning Tuesday
night.
Albert Buckheimer was a visitor
IN Tulsa and Sapulpa the first of
the week.
Wichitawians visiting in Ponca
City Tuesday were clinton Palmer,
n. and Mrs. +. l.. Damn and II. j.
| Dunn.
Mrs. Francs Smith Catron and
Mss Jettio Denmark presented thelr
music pupils in recital at the high
school auditorium Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Castator WIS.,
Ned in Mlackwell Tuesday.
Mrs. Eugene Henninger Is the
guests OF friends in Enid for this
week.
George L. Miller. who has been In
New York and other eastern cities
for the past 30 days, Ia now at home
Of l0l Ranch, Bliss, Okla.
Mrs. C., r. Walterhouse had Mr..
and Mrs. c. l.. Arnett and small son
Bobby of Winfield, Kan, early In
the week.
The Pollyanna Circle met Tuesday
night with Mrs. O. o. Mittendorf, 205
South Elm. After the lesson and
brief business session "A social hour
was enjoyed, during which time dell
cious refreshments were served the
20 persons there assembled.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-06

came to West Virginia. There is mo
question but that strong lobby op-
posed censorship with effective ar
guments but it is the belief of the
friends OF the bill that this intlu.
ence was purely political and was
the result Of trades rather than that
legitimate, constructive opposition
which would be expected from a re
spectacle business.
u would not do the picture man
ayers one bit of injury" continued
Senator Helmiek "On the other
hand am inclined to favor theater
managers and feel that clean pic
lures are essential for the future
Growth of the movie business. 0ppo-
sition TO every measure which would
regulate pictures IS certain to pro
duce the same prejudice AGAINST
pictures that put the saloon cut Of
business. The mwilligsnes of mo
vie MANAGERS 20 even disg17s n}ntb'
DDS Of improving he character Of
performances given Is eo. Il strouS
point in their favor hy a0Y means
AS far as ! am concerned
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-06

Mr.. J. Z. Little, of the Ne~hfrr
store, is in brunswick.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-06

1T Pays To Advertise" n the
l1artinsbure journal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
Senator Sutherland
Secures Suspension
Of Departure Plans
Judge Bailey, County Officials
and Lawyers on Both Sides
Unite IN Request.

Washington. Feb. l4--Orders were Ia
sued by tho war dcpa rtmcrt late today
70 stop preparations for withdrawal OF
federal troops from tho southern West
Virgin. coal fields. Senator Sutherland
Of that state announced after having
presented TO the department Il request
that the troops be retained there during
tho present trial OF mine workers and
others at Williamson.
Senator Suther land said nc would con-
fer with Secretary Baker and "ths: VA
department officials tomorrow. when y
final decision as 10 withdrawal rf the
troops would he decided on
The West Virginia senator present cd
TO tho war department a request that
tho troops be retained AT Williamson
after hc and Senator ElkinS. also OF
West Virginia. had received kilograms
from Judge Ea&cy. presiding At the
present trial at Williamson. Sheriff a
E. rtnSon. Prosecuting Attorney Wadc
H. Bronson and counsel for the state
and defense.
81 the war department i was sail
that orders had been sent to Major GEN
cral George ". Reed. corps area COM
mandsr at Fort benjamin Harrison. for
suspension OF arrangements for with
drawal OF the troops
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
MARY X, THE MYSTERIOUS "G|RL IN velvet" ]: J.
STAR WITNESS IN THE SCHUCk MURDER trial
Alienation Suit Against
John T. Davis, of Elklns,
In Sensational Mistrlal

SPECIAL Dispatch 10 The Inlriiieenccr'
Washington. u. G.. rcb. IL ne
t"0n.0N0 uamag" suit Of David W. SUN
van against John T. DAVIS. Of ElklnS'
". Va, for alienation 81 tho affections
Of the plaintiffs wife. Mrs. sullivan
known as Nan Stock 10 DAVIS. eho"n
abruptly and SENSATIONAL: To-Day, as l.
swung into It's in!rd week.
NJ :. Johnson, 4 Wei known tora!
merchant tailor, who was one o! INC
Jurors. was arrested OH the charge OIL
offering to accept Il. bride. n" IS ac-
cused by lctectiNe William Carroll. en-
plOHed by Davis. with having sought 10
be hribsd. il being alleged that hr Satd
that if 5000 we're paid him II "ouiG
influence his vote a. juror. That was
the sum Of bond Thompson Vas forced
TO give 10 get his r".casr. pending q
hearing.
Justice S!ddons announced tAat Inc
suit vas a mStrial and dismissed the
jury. Tn. suit was preceded 1"Ffra !
months ago by \ suit Of Sullivan against
his wife for Il divorccc, wnirh resuHei
in its being dismissed. The testimony
in that SUIT was highly sensational and
involved Inc name Of Mr.. Davis.
The lattcrs defense in In" suit
against him is that II. Is Il ffama UP:
raat he knew. the woman in the Gag" as
Nan Stock. not Sullivan, and did not
know she vas married. DAVIS l. Il son
or the late Henry Gassaway Davis, and
Il ran man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15
SUSPENSION OF BATTLESH|P BUILDING IS
DEC|S|VELY VOTED DOWN IN The HOUSE

let. Chairman Kelley. OF the sub COM
m:ttec that framed the bill agreed to
this limitation. saying Il would mean
that work could not he started before
July list. 1922, on twelve deStroyers. SIX
fleet Subma r:neS and on" transport.
authorized in 1916 but not yet placed
under contract. Although somewhat
riddled by points Of order that had been
against a number Of sect! Ions. the bill.
as far AS its main features were con-
ccrned. was approved by the house prac-
t.cally as Il was reported by the appro-
nriations committee. Reduction Of tho
enlisted personnel Of the marine corps
from approximately 1000 to 10000 men
was greed 10 to-day without comment.
as was the increase in the enlisted
strength OF the navy from $4,000 to
100000 men.
The Brooks amendment provides that
All nations would have 10 be invited 70
a diSar mament convention, to be held In
ti,e United States. before work on. the
ravy'$ building program could proceed
after July l. Opposition 10 the proposal
instantly arose. and for two hours, Z
was debated. Mos; OF the mem hera,vh0
spoke. attacked tho amendment. q No.
iority OF them contcndins that IL would
he unw!se for congress to tie the hands
Of tho incoming President in such .
manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-15

Washington. Feb. li--Thc naFa! APP
Dropriation b.! carrying anproHima."!F
sse5. 900 was passed to-day 10y the house
after :, had dectsIvrly voted down an
amendment winch would have prevented
the expenditure Of any part 10 tn" 800
Oo0. 900 provided for hatt!"Sh:p con-
struct!0n until an int-"-ati"na! disaTm-
anon, conference shall hav" been called
by the President. The amendment. or
rered bv Representative Brooks. Repuo-
Ijcan Illinois. was defeated i2i 10 30.
Tho house also refused :" cut the
amount that would b" ava liable for ""rN
on the navY's building program, during
tho coming fiscal year 70 35Q.ooO.ooO az
proposed hy Representative Dickinson.
Republican. Iowa. and by To'" or ~
to o defeated q motion by EcrrcS"nta'
tive R!arton. Democrat. Texas. 10 re-
commit tho bill for the purpose o. 'u'-
ting the appropriation work :" 3'."Oo.-
200 and OF ellmina ting n section "n'rn
prevents the use OF stop watches IN
navy yards and arsenAls
Tho mea sure. as II goes To the senate.
carries an amendment, Offered by Keep
olive Democrat. Alahama.
that no part OF tho 10000 nnn carried
Tor now craft .nall 10 us"d on ships on
which construction has not hc"n started
or for which contracts have not been