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The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
SHORTAGE
IS MORE ACUTE,
SURVEY SHOWS
Housekeepers Eager to Add
To Diminished Supply
Makes Matters Worse.
STRIKE IS THE CAUSE
Harbor Walkout in New
York Described as the
Reason for Situation.

The sugar famine in the East
becomes more and more acute hour
ly. Confirmed reports were received
from Philadelphia last night stat
ing that many candy factories in
that city had ben compelled to close.
Like reports were received from
Baltimore and other large Eastern
cities. While the sugar shortage in
Washington Is undoubtedly acute
1t was learned last night that no
Washington confectioners had yet
yet ben compelled to close. on ae-
of the shortage.
One Of Washington's leading con-
dy manufacturers who had Just re-
turned from Philadelpsa in sesteeh
OF sugar. said last night that ne
had been to one refinery and found
that while they had orders booked
for 100000 barrels Of sugar they
had barely enough OF the raw pro-
duct to make 10000 barrels.
strike Given As One Cause.
In normal times, Philadelphia re-
fineries put up over 1000 barrels Of
sugar a day. Within the past four
weeks. or since the harbor strike in
New York. practically no raw sugar
has reached them. with the result
that they have been Idle q days.
This. Of course. means q temporary
loss Of 10000 barrels Of sugar to the
market
When the workmen in the yards
and docks begin to unload sugar tenn
coNITNuED on PACE 1xo
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
TALK BASEBALL
| ON HOUSE FLOOR
Representative Gard Thinks Victory
Makes Cincinnati the
Capital.

Baseball talk had the right OF
way on the floor Of the House as
soon as 1t convened yesterday.
Just before the debate on pro-
hibition enforcement began Repre-
sentative Gard. Of Cincinnati. arose
Parliamentary inquiry. Mr
Speaker" he said Does the House
know that with that 1o-to-5 vic.
tory yesterday Cincinnati is today
the real capital of the nation?"
We'll. it's the first time in hfty
years you have had a chance tc
crow about something" Represent
ative Madden. of Chicago. shot back
Representative Smith then started
praising the Detroit Tigers. when
Representative Blanton. Texas. OBJ
.jected.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
AT WASHINGTON
THEATERS

Shubert Garrick - Walker
Whiteside in Master of
BaIlantrae."
Poli's-The Luck of the
Navy"
Observation-Disclosures Three"
hubert-Belasco-Nora Bayes
in Ladies First"
B. F. Keith's-VaudeviIle.
Moore's Garden-Nell Ship
man in Back to Gods
Country"
Moore's Rialto-Mary Pick
ford IN THE IToodlum."
Moore's Strand-"The Life
Line" "
Loew's Palace-Wallace. Reid
in The Lottery Man"
Loews Columbia - William
Desmond IN Dangerous
Waters
Cosmos-Vaudeville and mo-
ion pictures
crandalls Metropolitan-Tom
Mix in ~Rough-Riding Ro-
nance"
crandall's Knickerbocker -
Jack Piekford in Bill Ap-
persons Boy"
Crandall's-Bessie Barriscale
in Her Purchase Price"
Z Gayety-Buriesque - Mollie
Williams.
Lyceum-Buriesque = The
Cabaret Girls"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
IRISH HOME RULE
OUT IN 2 WEEKS
Parliament's Decision May Not
Meet With Support of
Factions.

London, Oct 1o-It seemed certain
Eonig1nt that the British government
viii propose an act settling the Irish
Home Rule problem within two weeks.
However, whether it will be accept
able to the Irish Home Rule party
Is not so certain In fact. it seems
more likely at this moment that the
! result viii be less agreeable to that
party than is the present suspended
home rule act. and intended more to
pacify Ulster than the rest Of Ireland
and that II may fail in that.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
ITALIAN KING
MAY ABDICATE
Victor Emmanuel Said to Have Ex.
pressed Intention if Sedi6on
Continues.

London. Oct. lo.-It is learned from
q high diplomatic source that DAN
nunzio's raid on F1ume has led to a
serious internal situation in Italy. The
government finds itself defied by the
majority of the army.
King Victor Emmanuel, it is said.
has intimated his intention to abdicate
II the sedition continues to spread.
Rumors of the assassination Of the
poet D'Annunzio have not been con-
frmed.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Curfew for Girls Of IL.

New York. Oct. 1o.-If Mrs. Ellen
A. OGrsdy, deputy police commits
sioner. has her way there will be no
girls on the street between the ases
Of II to Is. unchaperoned. after .
certain hour Of night Mrs. oGrady
believes the only way to save the
morals Of the girls would be TO
ring curfew.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11

amendment to the
existing immigra-
ton Law, The bill
would bar from
the United States
all Japanese labor
Iers, by extending
the zone longitu-
dinalIy and latitu-
dinally to include
the Japanese EN-
|pire.
The bill was In
|troduced after the
Senate Committee
ON ImmiRration
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Japan Sending 60 ENJOYS.

Japan is sending the largest dele
cation Of any of the nations which
will be represented in the interna-
tional labor conference to be held
here october 20. the party including
more than so persons.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Lieut.. E.V Wales Found Dead by Rescuers.
Plane Crashed Into Rocky Wyoming
Mountain Pass in Snow Storm Observer
Mcclure Dashed to Death.
LIEUT.. MAYNARD STILL LEADING
Flying Parson" Passes Salt Lake City on
Last Lap to Pacific Coast-Mayor Sneed
Is Seriously Injured in Landing Wreck
Accidents Reduce Contestants to 50.

Lieut. B. W. Maynard the flying paon. sdI far the lead
the other Webound iers the tsnscontinenta derby
He arrived Salt Lake City $50 Friday evening left
datey for Sadua the control station. about los miles away
the edge of the desert Lieut. Maynars dangerous oompe
Capt H. C. Dyton and Lieut. l. Webster but both are
no,x behind IN the
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Fear Baby Was kidnapped.

Hammonton. N. j.. Oct. 10.-It is be-
lieved William Dansey. the two and a
half year old boy who has been miss
ing from his home since Wednesday,
has been kidnapped.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Mother Dead; Child PI.xs

New York. Oct 1o.-Mrs. Jennie Gel
berg was found dead on her knees at
the side Of her bed last night Close
by her s-yesr-old-child was playing.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11

had listened to testimony from Com
missioner Caminetti and Victor g. Nc
Ciatchey. the publisher Of sacra-
mento (cal) newspaper. both Of whom
told Of the heavy increase IN the i'm
migration Of japanese into the United
States.
Senator Phelan said In introducing
the bill that the so-called gentle
mems agreement" is being violated
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Ex-Mayor T. n. O'Neil Dead.

Auburn. N. T. Oct 10.-rhomas
Howard oNein. twice mayor of Au-
burn and one of the foremost Re-
publicans Of Central New York, Is
dead.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Omaha's Mayor Recoyerins.

Omaha. Oct. W.-Mayor e. P. Smith.
nearly lynched here recently by a mob
who wanted him to give up a negro
prisoner. has been discharged from the
hospital.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Thirteen Lady, fer Moor.

Philadeiphia- Oct. M-Congressman
J. Hampton Moore's ofhciai plurality
In the primary light for the Repubai-
lean mayuraity nsminatiea vas ma
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
HAS
EXCELLENT DAY
Executive on Road t o Re-
covery-Buletins viii
Soon Be Stopped.

The 10 p. m. bulletin on the Presi-
dents condition read as follows:
The President has again had a
good day.
"GRAYSoN"
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
|PHELAN BILL BARS JAP LABOR
FROM SHORE OF UNITED STATES
California Senator Demands Drastic Steps Be
Taken to Curb yellow Peril Which
Threatens Nation"

A japanese exclusion bin was in
troduced In the Senate yesterday b
Senator Phelan,4 Of California, as q
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Japan Gables.

Japan Cables.
Cablegrams from Japan were re-
ceived at the White House today.
One. from the Mikado. said:
Hearing with deepest grief of
your indisposition. 1 earnestly wish
your prompt recovery"
A second message. from MARQUIS
saionjL chief Of the Japanese dele
cation to the Peace Conference, read
as follows:
Deeply concerned over the news
OF your illness at this most event
full moment and sincerely pray for
your speedy and complete recov-
cry" ....
The weather here turned unsea-
sonable again today. and it was
thought the excessive heat might
have a bad effect on the President.
inasmuch as his gains of the past
few days were ascribed largely to
the cool weather. and the heat OF
PASNAooS eoyS vas responsible Tor
his physical indisposition at that
time. He was reported, however,
as resting easily.
DR.. Dercum Comes.
Today DR.. Francis F. Dercum.
noted neurologist, of PhiIadeIphja.
who was called in the case when the
President was taken seriously in.
will see the President, and 1t il the
intention of DR.. Grayson to have
DR.. Dercum pay a weekly visit TO
the White House until the President
is entirely recovered.
Mrs. Wilson continued to read to
the President today. and a talking
machine was installed in his room.
He was cheerful as usual, but ex-
hibited his usual desire to get hack
to work. The physicians attend
ing him count as their hardest work
restraining the President from taking
up his daily duties. They know that
overwork brought about his illness
and only quiet and rest will insure
complete recovery.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11
Much Improyed.


President Wilson is evidently get
ting better. For the past FIVE days
the bulletins from his sick-room have
been encouraging, and each day
brings forth some new indication OF
improvement. He is apparently in
a slow road to recovery. and the orig
inal prescription of absolute rest and
quiet Is still in effect, with no i'm
mediate intention on the part of his
physicians to relax it.
At the White House yesterday Rear
Admirals Cary Grayson and Stitt. and
Dr.. Sterling Ruffin. of this city, who
are attending the President. issued
this bulletin:
THE President had another restfuI
night. His appetite has continued
to improve and he is now taking as
much food and Of as great variety
as we desire.
(Signed "GHAYSoN,
"RUFFIN.
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11

CONTINUED ON PAGE FoUB
The Washington herald., 1919-10-11

Is only THREE CENTS a copy. II is
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Highest class features appear exclusively
in The Sunday Herald
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02
BOWLING SCORES

The fourth series in the Elks tour nament was rolled last night. The first, match between Llcas's Dodgers and Bathe's Cardinals proved an easy victory for the Cards" Dodgers had an of night as none of them rolled very high. Butch" Ficken had the high average of 138 for the Dodgers and Vandereest of the Car. dinals 159. saar
 The first game of the second match of the Elks bowling tourna ment was somewhat one sided owing to the fact that l. zGoldstein and o E. Bennett failed toSshow up in time and were given an average of 110, which is allowed any man who fails to show up. However these men came up strong inFthe second and third games and made good show ings. M 's
 The Pirates were out scaaping last evening and won three games. Capt. Lavenik rolled 226 in the third game and an average for the evening of 194. The score of 226 is the highest individual score SO far in the tourna- ment.
 The Senators and Browns roll to- night at 7:30 and the Giants and the Tigers at 8:45.
 The scores follow!
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02
ELKs WILL HAVE BIG D0INas

After lodge tomorrow evening the Elks will have one of those BIG FEEDS. Not only will there be a big lunch, but there will be lots of good liquid refreshments. All the Elks, including visiting brothers, are requested to be present. Don't forget the date Wednesday, Decem- Der Sd, at Elks' Hall.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02
DISTRICT COURT

The argument sof the attorneys before Judge Robert w. Jennings in the case of lTuppela against the Chichagof Mining Company continued all morning.
 The case of the Government against Jack Kelly who was indicted
 by the grand jury on eight counts of giving liquor to natives was set for 2 o'clock this afternon.
 In a new case filed with the Clerk of the District Court today Lillie Kelly is suing Jack ely for divorce on the grounds of alleged cruelty. The couple was married at Douglas In 1906 and have one child. H. H. Folsom appears for the plaintiff. ~ zS ss ----
 i Another case filed today is the one of John Pato, who is suing the Alas ka Copper Mining Company, cor poration, and H. Ahrenstedt. MT Pato asks a judgment against the company on account of wages al. legged due as @ watchman. H. H. Falsom appears for the plaintiff.
 An order was granted yesterday morning allowing David Lappalainen. a native of Finland, to change his name to David Davis, by which name he is usually known. The petitioner has been resident of Douglas for over'13 years.
 Arne Shundshift, a native of Nor way, and Alexander Mills, native of Scotland. were admitted to citi- zenship. GJ;a
 Articles of Incorporation of Hyder Dock Company, were filed yesterday in the Clerks office The ipcorpora- tors are, Thomas Harrington, John Gillespie, and Jack Sutherland, all residents of Hyder: Duration of cor poration, 50 years Capital stock, s30. .000, divided into 30,000 shares of $1.00 each. The objects of the cor pora&ion are. To carry on the bust ness of docking all kinds of water craft, handling and storing freight, md doing all other matters and things incident to the docking and wharfage business. Head office of the company Is at Hyder.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02
TO DOLE COAL OUT UNDER WAR
 TIME METHODS

(Continued from Page one)
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02

Oysters served any style any time at the Alaska Grill. adv.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02

Arne Shundshift, a native of Nor way. and Alexander Mills, native of Scotland, were admitted to citi zenship. <. Gts1
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02
MINERS ON NEW STRIKE

CHEYENNE, Wyo, Doc. "A to- tai of 1850 miners in the Wyoming coal fields quit work as . protest against the operators posting at the mines placards containing notice of the 14 per cent raise in wages, out lined by Fuel Administrator Garfield.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02

You may turn into money" that used desk-through an ad in the classified.
 WANTED-Man's wardrobe Trunk. Apply Empire No. 437,, e a
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02

MILITARY CONTROL IN KANSAS
 PITTSBURGH. Kan. Dec. 2.-Mili- tary control has been declared for the coal mining districts in Craw- ford and Cheeroke counties of this state, in order that coal may be mined.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02

The argument sof the attorneys before Judge Robert w. Jennings in the case of Tuppela against the Chichagof Mining Company continued all morning.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02

The case of the Government against Jack Kelly who was indicted by the grand jury on eight counts of giving liquor to natives was set for 2 o'clock this afternon.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02
MISSION SERMON ON
 HOW TO BE A GOOD" MAN

The spiritual exercises-including earnest prayers, singing etc.-at Trinity church last night were most impressive.
 The sermon set forth the impossi- bility of any man being good" in himself.
 The sermon this evening will con slider what means or agency God has provided for man to make connection with Him, etc.; the unpardonable sin, etc.
 The services begin promptly at 8. B. Lemieux of Dawson is at the Zynda. MT. Lemieux was one of the few men who survived out of 20, after the meat poisoning at Dawson last summer. He has been taking treatments at Tenakee springs. New Tally Cards at Cartwright's.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02
RADICAL LITERATURE AMONG
 SOLDIERS

FL PASO, Tex, Dec. 2.-It is learned that radical literature at tacking the United States and uphold ing the doctrine of the Bolsheviki wObblies, has been distributed in large quantities at Fort Bliss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-12-02

probably the Union Pacific will be without fuel in this state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-04
szoILoN TvDzI


To the Qualified Electors Of the CITY Of Al.
huquergue, New Mexico:
by authority vested IN me ~ iaw. 7 here
BY. proclaim and declare that there will be
1913, an election Tor two t2l member o. the
city Commission, earh % whor shall serve
for a term 81 four ca years frcm and after
the date % such election. or until their sue
eesaors are elected and qualified. unloaa soon.
er recalled or removed or unless the ofies
70 which they are elected shall be Otherwise
vacated.
u the same election there shall BE- sub
mitted 70 the voters for acceptance or re-
lection. proposed amendments 10 Subsection
~ 81 Article Three ca and 10 Section
Pour cav o. Artiele Fnuf (S) o. the Charter
81 tbs City Of Aibnquerque.
The said election shall be held accordinx
TO the provisions u the charter aud ls
amendments and the laws Of the state q Nov
Aekleo, governing municipal eleetioaa.
The voting places are hereby named ~
Firs, ward--Natienai Lite Insursnos Co.,
200 North second ~.
second waTd--I3a Won't Gold Avenue.
Third Ward--af3 West Gold Avsnne.
foursh wArd-ciiy Hall
The place. Tor registration are hereby
flrst wsrd-Nsw Msxieo Cigar Store. ma
West Central Avenue.
second ward-Aivarado Pharmacy. First
Third ~wsrd-Morniur Journal Office.
fourth ~WArd-Evening Herald Offce.
Az qualified voter. within The CIV Of Al
buqnerque may vots At such election
tseall WALTER n. CpNNELL
thairman, City Commission and sx.ofncio
Mayor, City Of Albuquerque.
Attest NokiNNE ~. SWITZER. City Clerk.
SUI ll.so.27-0st Les
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n BfDhcu tfulnlNc.
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