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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
PAID $4,000 FOR SHAVE;
LET IT GROW AFTER THAT

CONNELLSNILLE, Pa. Nov. l.
Colonel James J, Barnhart, who
served IN the Civil war, has an un-
usually long and flowing beard. He
confessed recently Why he had al.
lowed II 20 grow, The colonel said
h,s last shave was in Atlanta dur
ing Sherman's march to the sea
when the Georgia barber charged
him 81 900 In confederate money for
the work he swore that he never
again would touch razor to his
cheek. And he never did
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
WOMAN IS NAMED "P0ET
LAUREATE OF COLORADO

DENVER. Nov. Mrs, Alice
Polk Inn has been publicly crowned
post laureate OF Colorado" here.
The ceremony waa performed at the
symposium OF America" staged
during the state convention OF the
Colorado Federation OF Women's
clubs The symposium" was an
allegorical production OF Amcrica's
women poets. and the GROWING was
done by Mrs Sarah X, McFail aftcr
Mrs. nm had recited her master
piece, Colorado"
Governor oliver Shoup recently
proclaimed Mrs HIN poet laureate
OF the state. Her home Is In Den
yer. 90 oa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02
Big INCREASE IN USE OF
POTATO FLOUR" IN BREAD

=. IDAHO FALLS, Idaho, Nov l.
.'''herous potato dehydrating plants
springing up throughout this
.',e and Utah. as result OF the use
potato flour" In the making of
ad and many other articles of
,o'H The potato flour Is not used
! t.lusiVely In the manufacture OF
Ia but liberal mixture with
tsat tour produces many more
'.eS IN giveh batch OF dough
nan ,''tn when wheat flour is the lone
ne tons OF small potatoes that
formerly rejected by buyers
a. hoW enjoying good market al
As dehydrating plants.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

You have observed that owners arc un-
usually proud OF the Essex
They manifest IL I'm their speech, their driv-
ting and the particular way In which they care
for their tnr.
Such enthusiarm is natural 10 all who know
IT, You catch some of ts influence II you
watch the Essex and the owner In action
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

One moro institution has gone
by theNioardA
one othor thing. held dear---and
necessary--by our grandfstherr,
has passed com pletely.
II v the hitching post, that once
frinsed every village square. Along
with the passing OF Dobbin In tho
cities. where speed IL q necessary
adjunct to business and pleasure.
the rural districts. likewise, have
forsaken their horse-drawn vohl-
clos
This y indicated. at least, in the
reports OF the Franklin automo-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-02

MENICO CITY. Nov. CORES
pondents accompanying President
Carranza on his trip 10 the northern
part OF the republic are willing TO
concede him first honors as hardy
and tireless horssman despite his so
years The president has visited
several ranches in Coahuila and
Nuevo Leon. making these trips on
horseback.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

could by bound hs un.sa,'s tu eco.
that wheat trading should hr only ON
iNU HuiIHutttd uutp. uud if Do lower
htsiH was Justified with the devotion
W'uts uI world factors aH the season
advanced this lower basis should De-.
made 60 reach tHr consumer hl trade
agreements with millcrs and manu-
occurring facilities. the wheat director
making 'hv ruluIuHiur basis effective
Dos tHr payment cot tho ditftfsut, ua
allowed under tuo act of ConHIyss
lu return luT protection against
iull iu price uftVr tho ruluutp,d
utiru had been made for wheat bought
ihr wheat director would require
from thr ,ur.uur imdcs contract OH
urruuuH Dos which tho trade practices
Iul margins Uf prutt would hs sub.
L'.t to review aud control ny the
wheat director
20 was suggested. for Instance. Tint
iHr WilH urr,, that their total rroft
operating profits between wheat
bought Iud iHt Nuishod products Hul 4
should NOT oNDrud an agreed basis PEI
lHUI ut Flour manufactured thtf
assuring Immediate reflection 10 tho
'unHuWrr ~ amy reduced price cot
vhDf supplied 90 tho mills
The Iubh,u oppressed willing
r,.a IlHu tu contract that their huudl
uH mlrsIus should not exceed th,
price uNri uu HU agreed ilais thuH
making mm... f.lN effective I low tf
f,uIl price uI Iinr, when made by
tuo mills uu rHfdIusird WhrHt basis
The hIk'r were willing tn vni"i
into 70 contract hN which thry wuull
reflect POO ouUu Boo their products th'
'uw'r U.I.r uf flour made Of,rtlt,
o. tIa uHF down to the r,rH
trade there ." fHuUrIf fu Il AN HH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Bolshevism Unpopular
With Returning Yanks
Kiwanis Club Is Told

uulrhrNsu Will receive rcant SYM
pufhN from returning soldiers " state
mcnU made by Lieut. Charles tHid.
wrU and Lieut. Col " o. liruwn 1t
fhr kiwuuH luncheon today may Do,
taken Hs indicating the sentiment uf
Uas Iu.' returned from attendance up.
ou the convention uf tho American
Legion Ht So Louis The American
Legion Is au organization being form.
ra hE discharged FuIllrfH Th'i"
were twelve hundred delegates prtH-
suf tt tho initial meeting held 100 -
Louis aud Lieut. caldwell stated that
it would Doe ONE OF tho objects uf the
organization tu combat NulshUtism iu
THIS ruuuty.t The organization voted
unanimously Boz favor 81 the manu-
Ul"fuIs Boo this country nf Ight wines
ruu Ulr... and this action made tho
msmu.fl unpopular with the white
r.H"HU.fs lu 81 Louis. slld Lieut.
caldwell %, stated t local branch 90
f.r American Lesion would hv ura
rIuI..I n AIUuIurrIu. .u th' Nrf}
ur.r uiur.
Ilrut DuI UrHWu save brief ud.
dtrs. uu hls experience overseas. li'
HHid fHif "a would hr natural fnr rca
turning suIHIrrs to avoid Tor some
r.uy Ir.HlluF tHr narrowing 'Npn.
r.UuUps Iu 900, European battle iirlHr
rhtF WsU want fu iHTnUI fn"m TOT H
fUr 10" rIN fHtr drUhIrrrd eul-
I.trs r.sfIIIN w.I oppose Hut spread
Uf Iil'autlI.H IH IHl# UuuEfr, ANA h"
urE.I trlf Hufu .HIIs,rs aud y.NiuHua
should Ht ever 5000 'NU H."tf in stamp
.ut HuN tendency Foo Ir sprrHi Iu this
.uuuff
D.. Q NUlUr mauTeyr ui the Aztec
Iurl lu. ur.l booster fuJ tho d.A.
road ibid .UfUUt.f.uI UHIlT uu fNt HuHa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
CUMMINS IS CHOSEN
CHAIRMAN OF G. 0. P.
ORGANIZATION MEET
Senator Lodge Il Elected
Party Leader at Republican
Conference in Washington; I;
Fall Not Able TO Attend

Washington. May "a senator
Cummina of Iowa. favored by tho
progressive group. WINS chosen unan-
imously for president pro tsmporc OF
the senate az tho organization con-
ference today Of republican senators
senator Lodge of Massachusetts, was
ro-ulcctcd purity leader and dlcuA-ion
of the controversy over committee
chsirmanships Tor senators penrose
ct pcnns, ,unia and warren ct
wyoming was postponed.
nutur Lodge WIS authorized 10
Hppoint "a cumlttec ou committees amt
ptnuinE ~ report the nght ct the
ufoHrsaaiKuH against election Of NCnu-
tur i'rufuae 20 ths cnhlrmuuHhip uf
tnp uunu,v committee and 0f seua-
tur Maft,n ah h,td ut tuy appropua-
lions committee viii ho held in abey y-
HuCs. lhe progressive, however tt
o. meeting before tho conference. do
tcrmiuod 10 pursue their opposition TO
the senate iiuur % necessary Som r.
ut tnu prurr,srtNga said thrN had re-
ports tunt the democrats mtEut be
asked 60 cooperate 60 elect senator
rcntoao by ahHyntinE themselves when
the finance committee be- organized
aud thus offsctting tho progressive
opposition.
fofty three Of the forty-ninc rcpub-
lictn SENATORS aud H.uators-cicct at
tended the conference today. The alb
fpntess Wsr, Senators tumminn. La
follvttD VI Wisconsin, Grounu lf
Nufth Dakota. Townsend of Michigan.
l.enfoot uf Wisconsin and full Of
Sew Mexico.
Bcsid, tho president pro tcmporc.
the conference chose un candidates
4 A
FaudgrHun, u chicago attorney, was
selected lof secretary aud David narts
o. Providence, u. 4. newspaper man.
fur 4ssra.ant az arms.
senator curtis uf kansas was 80.
elected party whip without opposition
aud senator MndsWorth uf New York
was uraiu chosen secretary of N,
conference
senator Cummiua WINS nominated
fur president pro tompnrc by senator
UorHh uf idaho regarded uH leader
ot the progressive rruup, ana WIS
chosen hk uDclHmntlon. senator kuoN
ol i'pnnHl lNuuil nominated senator
lsudre for party leader and chairman
UI the conference.
senator ifand,rs, of Connecticut
iItutiu,l with th, rcEultrs. will ht
chairman uI ths ,umUittro Of nine
uuthurituI tu assign committee place.
uud senator M,,umhcr of North ia.
kutu will bv chairman uf the steering
committee. but senator Lodge defer
rcd announcements ~ other appoint
mems ii,HdtH authorizing those twt
committees tho conference directed
senator Lodge to name a Cummitto,
of three. 90 BE- hrndcd hy senator
Sew OF Indiana for distribution OF
putIuuHr,
Hul,. designed to limit the power o
Hs.H..#fUrH "a NR have HHHn InHaH HfFNNTH
w,fp adopted Thsy provide tha
Chuifmen Of tho ten most important
committees shall ho eligible for a place
ouly ON one other committee, ana tha
the personnel Of committees shall %,
limited a. seventeen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
WHEAT PRICES WILL :
DROP IMMEDIATELY,
DIRECTOR PREDICTS
Julius Barnes Thinks Reduction
All Down the Line, From Pro-
duccr to Baker, Ia Assured /;
Holds Conference With Trade

Nrw York. May if-An immodint,
reduction in the price OF wheat r,1cn.
iur uli down the line from tho pro-
ducer 90 the baker. b. believed assured
according 60 a statement issucd to-
duN hy Julius liurnga, wheat director
following 70 pruluurrd conference yos-
t"rdny between Me nutnos and rep
t'HennuvoH 81 ne grain Industry,
hUrH aud bakers.
Ihrte wuH n general agreement. IN
order that nil the wheat producers
Hf inD country should secure equal
benefits. that the various trades
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Navy To Take Over
Steel For Warship
Building, Belief

Washington. May ~ The navy de-.
Iurtmcut has practically decided to
tNtrt It- authority under war cmcr-
gene, legislation ana rgqulHitiun steel
Tor bittlrship construction The price
tu ho paid Will hU fixed later ou h
basis Of market conditions ana quota
tIuus rather than ON an examination
ot tho steel makers books.
This course was determined upon al
"a conference today between Acting
Secretary Roosevelt and officials of
the state department Ht which bids
submitted yesterday fur ~ un0 tons 81
structural steel we're considered The
bids virtually were duplicates OF those
previously submitted which we're re-
lr.trd as showing thtf there had been
un open competition.
Tho fact that two ~ the four bat
tlcshipH for which the steel IN needed
urr authorized under H provision that
actual construction work must start
prior to july o. l9lH, prompted the
department To resort 20 cmcrgencA
puwor, 90 obtain the necessary steel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

Moutauk Point s. y. May ~.
The ulVS diriFihi. e.. @ luft here to-day
uu nlEht tu ~ Johns. y o.. which
may hu followed. if the coastal per.
furmaurs proves satisfactory. UN uu
attempt 20 fly across the Atlantic.
The balloon took the lit at q a. m
and promptly sailed into her maxi
mum cruising speed uf sn miles 900
hour. which was expected Co drive
the bis bag over the l.Hu Wiir
course ~ New Fuuudltud iu % hlurs
tn command 90 Lieutenant Com
rpudrf Emery " coil 90, g.. 3 took
u northeast course. expected tu rurrs
her over the naval tIf station 90 chat.
ham. NIHs auI fucur, HluuE tho
Sew EurlluD and CANADIAN coasts tu
- luhrr The Tighter than air
experts. uut ashore from tuo cruiser
Chicago with span, parts. tools and
await tlv ,rlrINIr ready tu U--iri in
preparing hy. fur 10 possible" 600
uil" uuu.stup cruise Go the British
ifIrs
There vH. ru. HH|'y also. naval
uff|"srH HII fHII fHu .Huf, uf fn. N
e. HrHu.Huf. 500 ."H N.HIr. W.ENf NH
followed rolu.'ul tU. .HUl.Hf jump
tu tpp.HN.mt'.s I.. u.I.s .E uHE.
tr 90 stop .' IHu.f u.HlH..
when ths f..h IH. tf H south
Wind wa nIHw.uE Ht Do wllos tu
hour
Nlthoush uo official announcement
NI. mHd, uf thr balloon destination.
Dr. wa stated tNHf radio I..aIED had
teen ssnt Co thu tfHIuDrHrh NtHv Hf g.
John. IuI % IHt IH. fNHH. NIH.. NIr
IiTfHuI HHI H.rE.HUI. Nr. naval H.I
stations fH Do. uu .H" I"HEuHf fur Boo.
q ErTrTI wireless m. aIr. intended
foo r,l.H .H.H uf reI H.su announced
f.. sHlf uf f.. frh'
s Johns s. o. Mos % Tho uUt
|HH ttIHwr ttvt,T and uttuht.
HU..Ir.I um"ErH o. ru' away IuiH.
.n fuu| lNHl trHUs. Nhur. fuHhf.
I..nHT.a Wt.. received HI HHH. H,.fN.
rf fHf H wII. .lHH HfHr'
Washington. NHy 90 While N.I...
.. UHuI| .I. l..HE fNt |Huf. I|.I
Tr.H.astN NHH fu 900, Nfur.s WUrr .m.
proved fuI.E. meteorological .Eur.H
90 Sew ruurlbud h.Il fhIt tHrN suU
n.rr "uu.If.-fu.tuH tur iHu H'H'
u. fnu s..ptu,s " ' HrI " o.
900 'HUIr tr|u. hfIHUf.. NfNl I..Hr'
rE Goo H..uufgU,a received r. fH' ut'.
I.UH..u'ui
Yarmouth e. Nuy Il The
uIf'd states ,.r.tiHIr GEO passed thr
Iuuf 90 '" pm
sn,IUur,. s. g. W1y ft I'm,
. IHl.rH state. dIrIriuI, i.t pl#HrI hrt,
. 30 tl. 90 w IiulHN fIm'I headed
iuI lipAiaN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Polish Attacks
Fail, Ukrainian
Reports Declare

Vienna, May is tTueaday.l (hy
The Associated presz) Polish at
tacks IN the region OF Lemherg IN tho
last few days failed completely. ac-
cordinF 10 reports received here from
ukrninian sources. The Polta at
tempted strong Infantry charge
against the ukrniniana. hut woru
moved down with machine gun fife.
leaving hundreds Of dead behind them
as they retired.
The same message indicates heavy
fighting near kicy, occaaioncd BY boi-
ahcyik attacks on the army OF Sim-
ON pctlura, The fghtinE h uaid 10
especially heavy near Berdicheff.
southwest of kicv.
A Paris dispatch Tuesday said tho
Poles and tkrainiann had reached an
agreement 20 stop fighting largely
through the friendly offices Of Amer
tea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Seaplane HaIts at
Halifax in Flight
Across Atlantic
.. ,-s ...oe,.rss s-.s.

crican naval seaplhne y. g. 4 arrived
here AZ aiio pm. tHalifaN timsl from
Chatham, Mass.
Allowing foT an hours difference In
time between this port and Chatham.
the plane made the flight Of approxi-
matsiy see nauticPl miles In three
hours and forty-five minutes.
Washington. May lf--Llsutenan
Commander A. q. Head plans TO stop
the naval reaplane y. G. at HallfaK
Tor only few minutes during ltn
fiight from Chatham, Mass. 10 New
Foundland. He 10 advised the cruia-
cr Hsltimore at Halifax In a wire
less mesnaee which was intercepted
and rsiayed TO ~. navy department
u few minutes heforc one o'clock this
afternoon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
GERMAN PRESIDENT
HOPES AMERICA WILL
REJECTPEACE TREATY
~ rnr ASSOCIATED psrss

Hcn NAV ti-DClarng that the terms uf p"no" pt'-'ti'r
b, the all nd h-~'-arl gov" r.n'l' q" t"tm"n, 'ntm.
piN~al moral anl ~ t'itun parallels "i il" German
pnuplr' thai 1cwnn "' rinii,i' hN statement. mahe h
anl hfhll itnwat To-
with ga,c. Hpprchr"n-" rrvini Tr ,n"l r~n, ~,
Witl not accept th'
framed NJ the iortr,t'
ginnng a"ah. im The hrnn-i, ,n" which Ia. l.n ",'
wll-ns program and his fourteen hn i' nma'h'ns WI m
WITH grH,l hpih'ltll-
talitt" -ti 'fns'ni-N
n tl' Wilson
tile the
President ~tasnn h, declaring tic prrnt
tie that
thc treaty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

tho grain corporation should continue
tho cooperative control with the rail
road administration of the movement
OF cereal and cereal. products into nll
tho markets by tho pyrmit system OF
cHr shipment"
In response 90 "a request Of burncH,
President Gates OF tho chicago Board
uf trad, is expected 90 arrive here
tomorrow Co confer with HIN and 9TH
90 food administration officials. n n
understood that the discussion VIII
bear upon trading conditions Of tho
board of trade,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
DOTS AND DAsHEs
: s.aeNAAAAN%AAAAA&AAAAAaAA

HlriH Information received nh
French officials Indicates that ih"
Austrian chief HrlsrItrH ulu IrrI.'
80 ~ Gprmu.u tomorrow HN'utur
General NIh,rfuI bead uf th, Italian
military mission 100 Vienna. accom-.
uuui,s tho delegation.
BRUSSELS THE rywtlua uf Edtb o..
N,u which are being sent iu England
tur ui,rmyut u Norwich Cathedral
were removed from hruHs'ls There
was muHi impressive service and tho
streets were drtpoi iu mourning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

Paris. May 1.-THE council 0f four
- the peace conference appointed this
afternoon "a suh-committce compri<-
ina one member from each of the
five great powers turoat Iiritaln.
France. Italy. the United States and
Japan 90 deal with objections and
proposals from the Uerman peace
pi, pi,uiputcntiaricf
The council of four held a meeting
this morning considering problems
relative tu ports and waterways ana
some details % The Austrian treaty.
~ b. presumed that the 0orman note
which was reported a. have been de-
hNered last evening was also taken up
hy the council.
The three German notes delivered
to the council of four. the tinvaa
agency says. deal with the following
subjects.
"Thc first. the effect u the peace
terms upon Gurmuny'H economic ait.
uatiun. the second. with the manner
in which President Wilson's points
are APPLIED. which IL protested against.
Hnd the third. with the principles of
the rcpnration demands. which ARE
protested. although u b. declared that
Germany b. prepared 10 subscribe 20
them"
Renewed efforts are being made by
tho iiritiah delegation 10 secure an
agreement calling Tor the pooling of
former German merchant vessels ana
t.iVir distribution on "a basis 90 tnn-
naEe loss during tho war Instead ~
M. plan ~ the United States retain
inE those ships interucd in America
prior o. that country entering the
war
Poland IH laying claim 90 some of
tho wurshlpn surrendered by Ger
many She presented her claims to tho
council of foreign ministers this af-
tDruuuu.
Tho Hague. May 1.-THE Dutch
government denies that 10 has decided
o. surrender former Emperor VIII
liam The question nt present, u con-
tends. concerns only Germany and the
entente.
pbtis. May it The German peace
delegation b. busy preparing vulumin'
GUS counter proposals Tor submission
a. the allied and associated powers
a. substitutes for terms uf the peace
treaty Several economic suh-commit.
tees uf the deleEntioa met today, In.
Guiding the one ON coal supply.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

Washington, May "a Sales oi sur.
pIus subsistence supplies htld by tho
army oNtrEels have tntnllrd 100000
600. the war department announced
TODAY. the American r'lioi commission
taktnr goods valued ut $40, O,O0O, 600.
tIr Grpyho- Slov1k government SO
0OO 600. Rumania $4,000. 600 aud
Poland SO UNO 900 The snlcs nCN do
ri 600 600 pounds OF bacon 20 tho
three go,,rumouis named
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Luna Sent to County
Jail For Ninety Days
On One Theft Charge

Through the courtesy of Judge W.
". Mcclellan. sheriff Rafael Garcia
viii act az host TO Leo Luna for the
neNi three months and possibly Ions =
er, IN police court this morning.
Judge Mcclellan found Luna guilty
ot the theft of two left shoes from
william Chaplin aud fined hnm 900
and 90 days In the county Jail
IN addition to this sentence, Luna
was bound over 10 the grand jury on
five larceny charges. the combined
bond running 20 5000 should he
succeed in raising this amount u u
likely that additional charges % lar
cony viii be- filed. These five are
nased 20 nthe alleged theft " Navajo
blankets an overcoat a rifle and a
number uf automobile tires
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Magyar Itrl, Domnc,I.

Vl,nrp. Crucsdn,b May % ur"nch
Wireless Scryiccl THE allied troops
which are marching on lludapcr Will
not make any hurried adNanr" ON the
,ity according To- Information reach
mg the Acht lhrblnit because the at
nod pow,is feel convinced either that
ths soviet government viii De over
thrown hN the Hungarian counter rev.
outionists o. that the city viii cap
ItulHtv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14

WUHUIHHTIU MY u HuN1lIIUT0
Iuu Tor tho original CuNouunt OF tho
league Of uptiors prepared by senator
king of t'tuh democrat reached PARIS
too late tor consideration the senator
Wus advised today boy Colonel House
OF tho AmoriCn peace delegation.
colonel House nld he was sure that
the amended drnft AB adopted by the
peace conference would hc regarded
hN senator King uH better docu-
mtur than the original.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
VIENNA DELEGATIs
AnIiIAI N PANS

Paris Mny 1.-THE Austrian peace
delegation arrived at ~ Hermann I'm
inyc ut t.i5 o'clock this evening
The delegation WIS met w frefcct
Chaliel ana representative OF th.
French government aud the allied
ana associated powers.
The Austrian delegation was headed
hN karl Neuuvr. tho chancellor lie
wuH the fIrHt o. leave the special ear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
Germany Intended
To Impose Harsh
Terms On Allies

, B,u,. trursdu MaN
l,umlWt considers the pruc" =
t,rms given bcrWtuN severe. but =
. Just. uud lr-s severe than der =
. many Imposed upon liumIuiu u =
. year ago. the kumuultu ur'fH
. bureau hero announce n is &C.,
. called that the GrrmuU UIruipua =
Z tputitrIts mtd, tUt remark iu
. the kumuuaus
. The conditions Imposed JpHu :
y YOU are mild ruupt ",d Coz Those
. We intend Co Wpu.. uu tI' Hir :
. lies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
No IIlElt To,lay.

TrcpaHsey. \. o.. May it-w Weather
conditions over the Atlantic today
were not AZ prOpitiour ~ were expect
Ell aud the indications were this fore
noon that Commander John ~ Towers
would postpone the start OF tho Amer
lean naval scaplanea on their trans
Atlantic flight until tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-14
NAVY DIRIGIBLE BALLOON
STARTS 1900 MILE TRIP.
TO NEWFOUNDLAND TODAY
C-5 May Try Flight Across Atlantic If Coast
Voyage From Montauk, N. T., Proves Satisfac-
tory; Has Cruising Speed of SO Miles Hour;
To Reach Destination in "a Hours, Is Expectation

Advoes received at the navy department late today
indicated that Commander John H. Towers was
planning TO start the trans. Atlantic fight with the
seaplanes N C-i and N C.-3 tomorrow from IRE.
passey Bay N r
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ITALIANS LAND FORCES ON AUSTRIAN COAST
LARGE UNITS DEBARK AT
TWO SEAPORTS SOUTH OF
FIUME; MOVE EASTWARD

Roman Troops Fortifying Ridges and Passes, Il
Report From Belgrade; Austrian Delegation
Reaches Paris; Peace Conference Names Com
mittee to Consider Objections and Counter-Pro-
posals of German Envoys
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LONDON, May l4.-The Italians landing large military
and Sebcnco the Of Dalmata
Reuter- dispatch from Belgrade the Serbian capital The troops
being moved eastward aud orng the ridges and passes