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Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12
new RAIL Chief
WILL CARRY OUT
M'ADOO POLICY

Washington, Jan. 1l.-Walker D..
Hines, assistant director general of
railroads, has been appointed d.
rector general BY President Wilson,
succeeding William G. McAdoo,
who now retires to private life.
Mr.. Hines, Who was recommend
ed by Mr. McAdoo. is an advocate
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12
Railroads Do Not Expect
Car Shortage This Winter

With the Omaha roads the freight
car problem has worked itself out in
4 satisfactory manner. While there is
no great surplus of empty cars,
there is sufficient supply to take
care of the business.
Railroad men are not inclined to
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12

rotary of the Marine Workers' a.
filiation.
Mr.. Condor siso stated that the
strike committee had ordered word
be sent Immediately TO all members
of the utilization that as many as
possible should return to work to-
morrow morning. He added that the
committee had agreed to leave the
whole controversy for settlement BY
the National War Labor board,
which is expected to meet Monday
morning at the latest.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12

the belief that from now there will
be anything like a car famine. They
point to the fact that grain stocks
have moved out in great volume
and that the grain remaining in the
hands of farmers is not likely to
bring about any congestion Of equip
ment.
Cattle and hogs have been pretty
we'll cleaned up and consequently
there is no possibility Of there being
any serious shortage of stock cars,
In the matter OF cars for handling
coal. the available supply is ample,
Dealers are we'll stocked up with
coal and as a result the demand for
cars is light.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12

Iowa Soldier Reported NJ.
Ottawa, Jan. 1.-THE name of H.
Perrin, Marion, Ia, appears in the
Canadian casualty list issued here
tonight. He is reported i'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12

Bee Want Ads Are the Best Bus
mess Boosters
Omaha daily bee., 1919-01-12

9x12 Art Loom, Bangor, Bagdad and
Karadi Wilton Rugs-all new, clean mer-
chandise; beautiful patterns and color
ings. Rugs that we have been selling
regularly up to $500. Special for this
sale 9x12 Size 1898
S-Sx1O-6 Size 56.9S
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
DOTS AND DAsHKs

Mamorouck. y Y John u Hogc-
man. president of the Metropolitan
life Insurance company. diod ut hts
home at Ouruu Point after Ju iUs
ness OF two years. tie was a Years
Old
Paris Tho preliminary peace
treaty Will hr ready hN Easter nud
the Germans Will he uskcd to come
aud sign it ut the end uf April or tho
beginning OF MAY. Premier Lloyd
George declared iu au iutuNirW Win
Steuhen iauyUnno Of She Mttin,
Paris The council of four ON sat
urdnN rglchrd Am agreement ON th'
problem of the indcmnitics and ro
parations 90 be- paid hN Germany AMI
The examination of the details VIII h'
begun immediately
Paris The lulshctk pressure
Against bdrsn is increasing and tlu
evacuation of tho r.iN Dos the ullicd
forces Be- imminent Ihc NItln says
London 4 dispatch to tho EN'
change TDlDrruph HfH 'lu u frW duN.
bavaria will bc ln Tho thru'H ot U.NI
war us it Be- stated that the peasants
OF various districts are preparing O.
march on Munich
Omuhu tornado struck unt
swept tho western section of Omth.
mmuur srurDs of persons, non, tu
tally. and destroyed about ~ dwell
uurg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
PRE-WAR SECRETARY
OF BANK OF PARIS
ARRIVES TOMORROW
VIII Deliver Free Address at High
School Wednesday Night; Busi-
ness Men Invited to Meet and
Talk to Him Personally.

Lieutenant Maurice Boyer prc-war
secretary Of the Bank OF Paris. viii
arrive here Tuesday evening from
O,and Canyon and will remnin hero
until "Wednesday night. when he will
leave for ~ paso. Lieutenant Boyer
is member Of the French hlgh com
mission 20 the United states lie 10
travelling over the country under tho
auspices Of the American Chamber of
Commerce aud delivering lectures In
the larger cities of the country on tho
subject OF French and European
banking. commerce and business ~
general. ewing special attention %
tho opportunity Tor American capital
in Europe,
Arrangements have been completed
hy A. % Stroup, chairman ot tho
chamber OF commerce committee Tor
Lieutenant H0yor 10 deliver an ad-
drrss here nt the high school audi
tnrium ON "Wednesday evening at
o'clock No chnrre viii he made for
ihc lecture and every person "a tho
cis is invited by the chamber OF
commerce Ga attend the lecture and
meet the representative Of the larg-
eai and most powerful bank IN France.
Local buHinta aa men are especially
invited 10 attend the lecture and
Lieutenant boyer will be very glad
at nuy time during HIS stay In the city
60 hold private consultations with tho
business men on any phase OF frenca
or European business
Although the lieutenant spent three
years In IN. trenches IN active sef-
vice he has kept the French and fn-
ropeun money and business conditions
iu mind and gave them careful study.
AH "a result he IA probably the best
authority la the world on these ques-
I tIoua
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
Chief OF HUNGARIAN
COMMUNISTS KILLED.
VIENNA Is INFORMED
State Department at Washington Gets Reports
About Conditions in German Austria That Bear
Out Rumors of Unrest; Radicals Are Said to Be
Planning Coup in Teutonic Portion of Former
Empire.

Vienna. April uavas-rhc Hungarian communist govern
ment Budapest has been oycrhrown according
in official circles the newspapers say.
Bella Kun the foreign minister reported have
mated
The reports do not say whether the attempted revolution in
budapest organized by the socialists the Bourgeois parties
The communist government in Budapest still in Office
LAY aud that day Bella Kun said that proposition
had been made General SHUTS the chief allied representative
In Budapest that representatives Of the Of the old Aus
ran empire and Rumana hold conference discuss boundary and
economic questions
Recent reports from budapest have Indicated that theommun
meeting with very opposition least
the Hungarian capital. carrying is
Advices reaching the Washington
directly from Vienna said communists revolution seemed imminent
in German Austria.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
Lincoln County Road
Boosters Form League

Chrrizazo. y NJ. April ,.-fiood
roads enthusiasts from Lincoln coun-
IS formed the Lincoln Nou-rartisnn
Good Wpads association az recent
meeting m Capitln. The following
s,,,u uru will constitute tho board uf
dr,,tors q e. sowder ricachu. u.
49, Uonn,u. Gloncn,, Gcorg" 4.
Titsvorih. Captain, e. u Mayer,
white oaks. a s. McCamfut Coro-
ra. g. O. gfuN. Dtruru. and IRA 3D.
W,fmur, tHrriTuEu N. g. SuWdor
WilI serve ls president aUd g. = Grey
u- secretary Membership dues VIII
nt .t cent, per month T. " White
cashier of the First state Bank ni
Daplilu was appointed treasurer 81
tho organization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
LUMBER MILL WORTH
Sl.OOO.OOO DAMAGED
BY FIRE IN MEXICO
MADEIRA Company Loses Several
Costly Units; Fire Not Believed
Inoendiary, Despite Villa Ru-
mOrs.

~ paso. Texas. April Fire Of
accidental origin destroyed the saw
mills. hos factory and dry kins OF tho
one million dollar lumber plant or tho
MadcrI Company. Ltd.. a. Madva.
Mexico. yesterday afternoon. accord
nr to tclcrums received az the COM
pany'a general offices here az noon
today. Efforts were hcing made lnst
nirht 10 save tho planning mills ana
other parts OF the plant, the message
stated
Tho Madeira plant is owned bv the
company oriri"ls,d by pr q. \ Pear.
son. vino Wus one uf the luHiinnit
victims ~ b. owned by American
and Canadian capital aud has suffer
cd hotvy lHssos from revolutionary
activities during the past slN years.
The compun' also owns mills ai Tear
son, Mexico. ana 90 i'aHu. Texas.
The flrr occurred az D m. yes
trrUny during one nf the worst wind
storms over known Boz northern NrNI-
co and the wind is believed Go have
caused the nrr tu spread rapidly
through tho mills Nhieh make up tho
lumber plants The wind also de-
struytd the telephone wire from Pear
son 90 MADEIRA soon after tho message
was sent and tt Was impossible tu rri
additional details today. The total
loss cannot be eAlmatcd until addi.
tlonH details are received
n was announced az the company
offices here this afternoon that there
was ut,lc doubt ~ the accidental ma
turo uf the fire since Villas follow
ers. who were az Pearson amt Made
90 recently. left for the south arNcrH
DAYS before, according to the hric
telegram villa recently threatened
o. destroy these mills ~ "a heavy ran
som was not paid but the uffirlal
dDnE the fire wus iuUeuNi4fN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
Fire Department Has
Chance TO Drill at
2 Fires Saturday

Two small fires kept the lowlandu
fire department from suffering trnm
onnui saturday, A. four O'Clock sht-
uriuy afternoon call was received
from thc luCaho Nrisuru building nt
the corner of Fourth aud Central 4
amull Hhvd back of the main building
Wus destroyed with - loss OF possibly
$50 About 90 o'rlnrk saturday eNrr
ming the urrurn were called to 1913
West Fruit avenue where "a house
owned o., john Baron BurT was dam
ugpd hy tfc. SO one WIS hNing in
thr house bt the umc and a loss of
about $50 was sustained
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

Ladies' lrr especially invited to 10
faud tho first forward Albuqucr-
que" dinner of the chamber of conn
msr,o. which BE- io bo given tonight 90
so 10 the y 49, a. A gymnasium.
A-ld, from the chamber members and
their guests. uIl persons boz tho cts
who lre Interested in the growth and
Development 81 ALIguorque are urg
ed u1 be present 100 the hir booster
meeting
Although nearly two hundred tick
etz have lirca,y been soid los tho
committee alone. many persons have
NOT been seen aud for this reason
tickets 90 one dollar each. are uoN
un sale ut the chamber OF commerce
office ami Will bee ON sale az tho 'f'
tonight u b. expected that at least
three hundred persons VIII ho pres
eut
The adlcs in charge of ihe dinner
are taking especial pains with the
menu aud fine and substantial meal
can hr assured
Duo of tho main reasons or the
starting uf the series ~ forward Al
huqueruut' dinners tonight D. that the
chamber ~ commerce has several
very important matters now up for
consideration and aside from the
chamber itself asks for the support
OF uil progressive Alhuuusruucaun in
. the deciding of the policies tn boz used
ana the determining uf tho scope oi
the work fur this reason every one
T is urged to attend thv dinner and tn
enter into tho general Discussion Of
I the affairs
puc to the fact that in the original
I hours program ~ speeches, Hu many
important subjects crept in, h hn'
been decided hy the committee in
I charge Co rcvlsc the program and "a
itaye some uf the important natter
for discussion az the secrrd dinner Of
the ~orIcs. which will Doe held within
"a fow weeks
IN, following Is the revised pro-
gram which will hr enjoyed thlf eve
ming aside from the dinner aud th'
general discussion.
". e. uestrcich. chairman
Wanted A New Hotel" " y
Metculfi Tho Pennington Road.
Erred Garfield, "a Military Hospiu
fUr Albuquerque. Or a % Shurtlr
'rhr Tree Planting campaign" Quiu
ry Handles. The Alameda Huulr
vurd." b. s. Wheeler. Why ",
should continue ADVERTISING u. !
ltosruWald.
Music hy Ellis orchestra and Mis-
Irene Iurtch. Nluluist Songs hN Wi
Mcdonald and Mics iiurtru-e sWltrei
Tickets uu sale hy committees an'
.lt door 81 boo p'r plate
Not only members but au iuirrcsic
. iu tho welfare uf AihuUuorquc are in
.NItet IItirs are welcome.
Ur 80 Is WNllrr will speak u
The skyline Drive.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Some Flaws In
Japan s Case


herself that Japanese own
ership of that country rebounds 20
the latter's benefit. aud that Japan
has no desire to dominate china.
kotaro Mochizuki. Nipponcsc cdi-
tor and statesman. has given an
interview 10 the Associated Press
IN which he seeks 10 clear away
the misunderstanding which Ne
alleges exists Ia the minds Of Dee.
dental peoples regarding Japan :
alms IN the Orient
SkiIlful a parlinmeniarian n
VI Mochiyuki IL. We fear that hr
has failed ~ make out q ease.
lu the first place. Korea has
shown lately. ~ well ~ during her
1000 years Of history. that she j.
not only sufficiently civilized 10
manage her own affairs. but is be-
some respect, more advanced
than the country which 3, seeking
io keep her under the yoke A..
cnrdiVg 10 American testimony.
where Japan resorts to violence
and abuse. Korea employ, pcr>m
,iou ard self control whore Japan
seek, 20 provoke q clash Korea
seeks to avoid it lu other words
the plurky little country is doing
her hc>' io keep the record
straight
Equally mtouahlc J, NJ ,lochi
yul,'s clam 'hai Korea n'hciu.
governed heuriirruily 10y Japan
When be- declare, that the take
all return 60 the country for the
cot uf governing IL, the Iapnur,'
editor uliUrs what hr ought tu
know b. % piece of palpahlr ,nphi,
NY for though the take, may rc
turn 90 Korea. they fall into th,
hand, of the Japanese. who mak,
up the governing class.
That Korean, do not receive th,
same wage, that are given Jap
aucsc for the same kind ut work
b, admitted by the japanese rhirl
uf the home department of th'
Korean government general, Wh'
seeks 10 excuse thu, by rlHmm-
that the Korean, possess inferred
capacity. aud ram live more cheap
Is than the japanese The bur
den of proof j, decidedly on japal
~ this matter.
Finally, NJ. Mnrhlluki claim
that Japan does not seek th'
domination of China, hut want
the latter country to hc free 10
every body But how can the dis
imguishcd Japanese square thl
statement with the hard, stubborn
fact that japan has made >rcrc
treaty after secret treaty vat
China. which pacts were puhliShr'
only when China threatened tu ~
nose the whole schcmc7 II Chin
Is tn be- free for everybody,
why should Japan keep lts ~
rangcmrnts with her dark from Nh
rest of the worlds
only by mequlyocally altern
her mpcrialisil, attitude iowar
the Orient only by getting cut q
China for good, and only by ",
wr the Korean, their lndepcl
drurc. can Japan convince the res
oi the world that she Is acting !
good faith.
We believe that by applying III
rrupcr friendly pressure ~ I'll
rrnprr time. the associated poN
rr. ran bring ihi, about without
tHr beast impairing the entente ro
dIalc that should exist between u
Ea.t and the West, or without
tbr least dummmg the glorlou, tr
JrIou, of the -amural,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
County Jail Burns at
Estancia; Prisoners
Barely Escape Death

Tstancia. y. NJ, April The
woodwork Of tho county iail here has
prisoners narrowly escaped losing
thcir lives The blaze was disrovere I
az o'clock In the morning u start
ed in an adjoining shed ana then en-
vcl0psd the roof. The screams OF tho
prisoncrs brought AID and they were
hurried from the burning structure,
The loss will he about 81 ,oop fpr
which there was no Insurance The
prisoners are NOW being held in the
jury room of the court house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
HEAVY TORNADO IS
CAUSE or SERIOUS
LOSSES IN OMAHA
Few Personal Injuries, However,
Result From Storm; six.year
old Girl Is Only Person Serious
ly Injured
syr-s .ssa,,.r,u -sss,

omaha. N.b.. April ilwtN
property dImag hut fDv p'uou'i in-
juucs of consequence resulted from
q vicious tornado thnt swept ACROSS
the western residence section ct
omaha Iast evening shortly aft'r 49,
O'Clock Dundee aui Duftuu illl Huf-
frrrJ th, greatest loss. many huui"
b,iuE uufuufei Uud lu suuy ,'H'.
practically ruined
o. is remarkable that tlIa tN|rf..
sWoupyd down upon tNr niN a. Hl
most th, stmy huur ui tHD iIf ui iu'
week ua thp Wury disastrous storm
of Faster sunday 1919, puI u,Hr.
exactly HN NyIIr HIf,rwlrt Muu
over. IUat WUufs tornado 'uf'."i
Omaha 90 exactly fH. HIm. .Iuf .H
dlJ its predecessor Huu Iu H.HD.II
followed tn, aW, path for OBJ .uHH'.
rrlhIt distance
Frances NipkIrn. a years. appears
ON the Zoe, ut ,lrIN u,puri. thv uuIf
one who mut dI, aH th' result ui U'.
visitation ut tn, tornado. The EiII
lies uuDous, iuus NJ tho University vI
Nebraska hospital. iiDr nurk appear
broken.
Lincoln. N,b.. April Wire com.
municHtiou iu parts uf soutnvnsirtI
Nebraska wits crippled today aH "a rD'
suit uf violent windsiurWs which
swept over that portion uf ths state
last night The gr,AftHt tHmHrr. rr'
ports Indicate was af Ilmwuut Set.
where several farm houses were hIb'
~ damaged and telephone poles we've
lcVricd so loss of lifU occurred.
A. ElmWoui, whore the storm
reached the proportion of H tornado
every building ON The fl'm of 0rorE'
lcnz was destroy cd
Mrs Lcuz wuH alone in the hous'
nt tho time when she heard th'
approarh of tho storm suV r'iuhrt
INTO he'd with her three weeks odd
baby. Tho wind pick,d up tho hC.
aud rnrutd b. through the MIR fot goo
feet and then deposited u ON a piI
OF brush
Ncithcr Mrs Lcnz noi the child wa
mi lrtt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
MAGYAR REDS 0USTED, CLAIM
BOMB BLAST AND RIOT
LIVEN UP NEW ENGLAND
STRIKE; p ARRESTED

Iawrn Mas Aprl d
ith rtlwco o hctcic b n
EcrtM
bomb IL "a
Ealyc nipat t was by
vcr are " u
Twenyth three arrests w m e
,uaich v az %
the idrcn
mill hands children
=
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
COMMANDER
OF YANKEE
NAVY BACK
Vice Admiral Sims. Who
Directed American OPP
erations in European
Waters. Is Welcomed
Home in New York.

N,w York. April e. Vice Ad.
miral William $ Sims. who dirrct
cd America Z, wrr time operation,
iu European water, arrived ui
quarantine ~ $3.50 O'Clock 1hi,
afternoon uu thr British lime Mau
rrtaui,.
Escorted hy % notiI.a uf d'.
-froyrrs and airplauc, thr udmi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

Nuremberg. Bavaria, sunday
Aprll G-.via Copenhagen. The Hu-
yuuau national conference of social
democrats hcrr has voted g. tp IS
uruust the introduction Of a soviet
republic boz bavaria.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

London, April e. Major Dean
Ntthyy or the American army won
his set in the nrst round uf the COW
cred courts tennis Championships at
tho Queens club TODAY. Tie defeated
captain a. Dicks by t-i, go, o-e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
,,a1cr Goc~ tn lrracc.

New York. April Z -Secretnrv -
Wpr nrkcr. Hugh Wallace. ~ IA
ror~n wash, the nov United Netfa
np,hnss,aor 10 France. ffieen f'tr"s.
hers az the HOUSE milifarr rffr''s
committee and Warren Pershine. the
nine venr old son ~ Gener4l Perrhi
Accommodated hv HIS ererH'nn p e..
,-raut Weiy were nnsscnee"s nhN' =
tha stasmshin teviatham whice sn'
fron hort.at noon today Tor France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

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a.. ~ ..Itl.ial.g America has doe
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trh, ,iJ.p ...r,r, br,l .u.pIslan.
tt.,,.,.t .rt b.tr.t n, said "Gu.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

Washington, April T. Admiral
Su.,. who returned to the United
States today, ON the second ami
Ncrsary of HI, arrival at Liverpool
the day after the United States en-
tered the world war. will come to
Washington 10 make personal rc-
port of hI, service overseas. Aiter
q short stay here be- viii go To New
port. X l.. to assume his duties u,
president of the naval war college
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
HUNDREDS TO ATTEND
BIG {. OF {. DINNER
At THE Y TONIGHT
Forward Albuquerque Dinner to
Be Held at Y at $50 Tonight I;
All Persons Interested In City
Are Invited to BE Present.

. The entire table seating ca I
= uaclty uf the 90 gymnasium
. has been solid for the Forward
. Alhuuuewiuu' chamber of cum-
= morrc dinner tonight Those not
y holding tickets and desiring o.
. go tu the dinner should endeaNur
o. secure tichofs already sold
. and ln the possession ~ some
. one who cannot attend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

rails ship, which also brought
home . ZOO American soldiers wa,
met by fleet of harhor craft
bearing naval aud municipal Of
fcrr, aud mcuibers of the overseas
commander family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07
NV YoRK MrrAL MARKFT.

New York. April Copper quiet;
cloctrolytlc iha wibh. iron steady.
No. I northern aud No. ! southern
1915. No. northern and No south
crn 2g7b lead tuiet. spot 5ihn baei
MAY sibWeso. srcitcr firm, Fast -.
Louis delivery spot Gi7 m6aI VI
May s22i y Wstfh
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-07

Kansas CITY. sio.so0sfe.so.
Chicago. tii.soatso.to.
Denver. iis.so@sis.ss.