Schwab never received a cent from the government for salary or personal expenses while director general of the fleet corporation. Piez said; "I always expect to pay expenses."
Expect Baker to Endorse 170,000 Army Limit,
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—The house resolution fixing the peace time strength of the army at 175,000 men and directing the secretary of war to stop recruiting until the force is reduced to that figure, was adopted today by the senate. Secretary of War Baker is expected to recommend that the bill.
WASHINGTON—(By A. P.)—Investigation of international Mercantile Marine Company, an American corporation and the British government, will be conducted by the shipping board next Thursday, it was announced today after a meeting of the board. A. S. Franklin, president of the company and others interested, will be given an opportunity to be heard.
HALL ARE RAISED
CHAIRMAN MAGAN OF COMMITTEE
ANNOUNCES COMPLETION OF THIS GREAT WORK.
All of the funds for the erection and furnishing of Lindley Hall, the new boys' dormitory built by Moscow citizens, have been paid in and shares of stock are now being issued, according to the announcement of C. A. Be, Hagan.  Chairman of the chamber of commerce committee to raise funds for this institution. The last $500 needed to complete the work was subscribed by the Washington Water Power Company, Mr. Hagan said. 