The evening world. Newspaper, May 9, 1919, Page 27

ewe. ar ast ——— 5 Bartevon Preparing Wire Statement WASHINGTON, May 9.=Postmaster PM Barleson announced, to-day that the Wite Control Board was preparing a statemént showing the financial opera- (/ tions of each of the telegraph and tele- Phone companies during the period of Government control. The statement will be used by Congress tn preparing tegis- pf lation providing for the return of the Properties to their owners, iENOW IN JUICE FOR FRECKLES Girls! Make beauty lotion for a few cents—Try it! Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces swe of orchard white, shake well, and you be: have a quarter pint of the best freckle ns, and tan Iction and complexion beau- tifler at very, very small cos! Your grocer has the lemons and any idrug store or toilet counter will sup- three ounces of orchard white for ‘a few cents. 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Deegan, both of New York, requests Congress to give Federal aid to States and cities to encourage building and thus increase employ- ment. Feeling between adherents of the National Guard and the Regular Army was brought to the front to- day. Major Hamilton Fish of New York presented a resolution urging that Congress place the National Guard and the Regular Army on an equal footing and charges were made that National Guard officers in France had been discriminated against In favor of Regulars, In ad- dition efforts were made by various delegates to restrict the personnel of the Legion to men not in the Regular Army. In regard to membership, feeling against the Regulars was evident sentiment seemed to be that no final action should be taken in order not to affect the many men who are still cf but by’ tt eg not members of the Regular ‘Col. Henry D. ATintaley of Dallas, Tex. director of the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, yesterday was ggg h chairman of the organiza- to serve until the next conven- tion. Col. Lindsley’s election came po gt the delegates for several hours had tried in vain to = Lieut. Col. Roosevelt to accept the nomination. RAIL LABOR BUREAU HEAD MEETS STRIKING DRIVERS No Adjustment Made — Teamsters Say 100,000 Tons of Express Are Held Up Pending Decision. A M. Banks of the Labor Bureau of the United States Railroad Administra- tion conferred to<lay with the leaders of the Teamsters’ Union, which has been joined by the striking drivers, chauffeurs and shopmen of the Amert- can Railway Express Company. He |then called upon Vice President and |General Manager Cowie at the Grand Central Terminal. 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