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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
LETT GOVERNMENT
OVERTHROW, HUN
ARMY GETS L|DAU
Let's Accuse Germans OF Con.
stantly Hindering Them From
MobiliEing Against Bolsheviki F;
Reds Still Hold Riga,

Copenhagen. Apni o. German aud
isiuc-German troops have furcih1
seized Lihau and uNcrihrnwu the lot
tish provisional government Accord
inr 20 adNicvs received hy the Lvtiisn
press bureau hero
Lettish reserve troops in ilbau
we're surprised hy strong German
forces "Wednesday which oycrpuwefsd
tho Let's aud disarmcd aud informed
them. Later the Germans arrested
'he i.sttish minister OF thr Interior
Hnd soyvru otiicials. ~ is sHid.
The surprise wuH possible, accord
iur tu report. because ~ the fact that
lnttish troops hHd been sent tu tho
trout while uHltic-German dctath-
mtut- had been brought back from
Lihau The city now ls held and pa
trullod by the G,rmans
Premier Ilimun has protested tu
General Won brr Dulir commander oi
the German troops iu l.otvia. and the
over tho Incident The Let's accuse
the Germaus uf constantly mndcring
them from mohliIziug against the
luls hcVikL which. II BE- said Hrcuuut
fOr tho fact that Riga b. still iu the
Lauda ui the soviet furCe-
a telegram Was sent Wcdncaduf
evening hy Premier tllmun Ca the
Lctti.h representative ln Denmark.
reporting the SEIZURE of Lihau and
adding that hr himself is safe ANA
collaborating with the British mission
and Iritish Warhipr in the hurhur
Tho telegram state. that tho GDrmanH
had occupied the premiere depart
u.tuL aud rsllcd the papcrr there A.
was added that the Grrmuur demand
that uur. third of the members uf %
nov ministry winch they Insist shall
hr formed shall bee Hcrm2us The
Telegram concludes hy saylnE
We will Hcrtdr To nothing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
LEN|N REPORTEDAS
TRYING TO COMBINE
THCONSERVATWES
Reds Seeking 10 Form New
BourRcoisie With Moderate
Elements of Russia; Petrograd
Conditions Grow Worse.

Copenhagen, April u.s.. bulahnYism
lu kursiu Boz giving Way t1 new
hourEcuisie acCnrdbE to the dirpc-
tor %. the Moscow Hed Gross commit
tee who has arrived here. rrcmior
Lcuine ana war Minister TrotxkY,
ac trying 90 reach an understanding
elth the modcrat, elements in Rus
siu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
U. S. Flag to Stay
in Porto Rico, is
Opinion of Kenyon

Sen Juan. Porto lIru. April
. lN Seventeen members pf the Z
= American congress lrrluuluE
q Representative claude kltrhu Z
. ani Joseph -. cannon and soma Z
> inr Gore uf oklahoma arrived :
. here yesterday tu make tour 20
. Porto Rico Z
= Senator william y kenyon % .
y Iowa. before sailing from Snn Z
= Iusu Tor NpW YORK Wodues- =
. day made this declaration
y IN" American flar viii never Z
. hu luNttrd Boo Porto Rico"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
Seven Hun U-boatS
Lost in a Storm

. ,hCfhuuUt France April lN. 4
. tiiuNtrI seven German sub. 4
. marines uu The So, here from 4
, Eul land Iu tow have been luat
. in q storm Blight uf the under 4
. Hea hoJtH were bound hrr, hut
D only one arrived 10 atotA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18
DAILY WEATHER REPORT.
AZ tho Jni,crsi,y of New Mexico
Albuquerque.


Generally fair tonight an
SATURDAY warmer tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-18

NEW YORK METAL MARKEr.
New York. April i7.--copper and
iron unchanged. lead quiet; spot and
April offered at 500, Hpcltcr steady
East 81. Louis spot s07h y q 6is. May
COZ y uti9h. at London. spot COP
per IN. 70. los; lead Lx. at. others
unchanged.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08

ometer to see what speed is being
registered. He is not, therefore, suh-
iected to the danger which must no
cessa rily follow when he takes his
ewes off the road.
The Maximum Speed Hand on the
trrcl5 model of this Speedom eter has
an extra advantage. 1t can be so ar
ranged that it will lock at the high
est speed and remain there until the
truck owner has had an opportunity
of rca ding the speed to which his
truck has been pushed. He alone can
unlock the hand and trip it back. He
thus has a gauge on his truck driver
and can tell instantly whether or not
his truck has been driven harder than
it should have been.
A recent addition to speedome ter
efficiency was made by the Corbin
Screw corporation. This is a Iumi-
nous dial with large hands and fig
ures which can be easily read in the
dark. This gives the driver freedom
from those disa dVantages which here
tOforc have been incurred in trying
to make reading Of his speed ON eter
While driving a t night.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
CORBIN SPEEDOMETER.

or seven years Corbin Screw
corporation engineers have given the
closest attention to the manufa cture
ana deVelOpm ent of speedOmeters for
autom obiles m otor trucks and motor
cycles.
To-day these instruments hold
recognized position in the vanguard
OF SpeodOmeter construction.
Baslcally right, these speedom eters
nave given the trade and users alike
a product on which the utmost reli-
ance can be placed.
Accuracy and durability were the
primary requisites in their conception.
10 acquire the greatest known acCu-
( >facy at any speed the centrifugal
. principle Of physics was chosen. This
principle makes Corbin- Brown speed
ometers register accurate mileage at
| speed as low as two miles an hour,
| regardless of road and driving con-
| o1hons. It also makes them imper-
V1ouS to extreme heat or cold, sud
/ den temperature changes, or electrical
| disturbances. This means much to
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08

the car owner whose machine is
equipped with an electric lighting
SYSTEM electric self-starter, etc. Re
sultaht increased electrical influence
has positively no effect on the accu-
racy on this speedometer.
In mechanical construction, these
speedohe ters are extremely simple
Compound governors make them par-
ticularly sensitive. They absorb all
the shock to which a car is subjected.
The Trlpometcr is below the indi-
eating hand and its reading at no time
is interfered with while the car is in
M otiOn.
One of the most important i'm
provementS in spccdometer construc-
ton came with the invention of what
is known as the Maximum Sneea
Hand This hand registers the liob
est speed attained on any trim and
remains set at the highest speed in
dictated until tripped back to zero
an instantaneous operation. The ad :
vantage Of this device lies in the fact
that the driver can keep his eyes on
the road ahead without the necessity
for occasionally glancing at the speed
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
TESTERS EXHIBIT.

Just as one enters the exhibition
hall at the automob bile show this week
the display of Stud ebaker pleasure
cars and BrockWay trucks, Will be
the first they will see. The exhibit
Of M. Irving Jester will be repre-
sentative of the lines he is pushing.
-Four wears ago, Mr.. Jester entered
the autom obile trade and he has been
progressive in his representations.
About year and a half ago he es-
tablished a display room in the up
town autom Obile district. Herbert
Jester, son of the local dealer, who
is manager. devotes mis- attention to
pleasure cars and is meeting with
great success. while his father is de-
voting his attention to the truck bus
mess.
The Studebaker products are
backed by a financial standing that
is among the leaders in automo bile
manufacture. Since engaging in the
making of cars Studehakers have i'm
proved in durability and grace and
today it stands in a class by itself.
The Brockway truck sales the past
month tell Of the popularity of this
line. The list of purchasers include
Luke Scinslli, J. p. Mcclure, S. f.
Avery and G. P. Hart The last
named purchased three after demon
stration The Brockway service in
Connecticut is regarded as the most
complete and satisfactory.
The service Is now 50 well organ
lied that they are located within
twenty miles Of each other, so that
should troubles arise the service men
will be Immediately available. The
radius of quick service is to be
drawn down to ten miles or less
within a short time. Mr.. Jester has
tablished a service station at No.
$50 Arch street and Fred Fl. Purin-
ton is in charge. M Purnton is
we'll known for his able Workman
ship. Mr.. Jester has taken the lease
for the new auto display room and
garage which will be located in the
new block on which work has COM
menced. When completed he Will
occupy the entire building, establish
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
STUFF IS FINE CAR.

One Of the most popular cars or
the day is the high grade, known
from ocean to ocean for it's many
excellent qualifications. The Stutz
Motor Sales company has recently
Opened salosroom at 305 Asylum
street, but Will continue the service
station at Whiting street. The eff
fcient STUFF service will be available
at all times.
The Stutz car is ono that brings
forth admiration from all It's daini-
ness and speed make it a popular
car with all, and a brief talk with
Stutz owner, is a convincing fact
that the car satisfies. George l..
Kaeser, manager Of the Hartford
agency, is receiving orders steadily
for delivery of Stutz cars and since
the signing Of the armistice, the bus
mess has shown rapid adVanceme nt.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
SCRIPTS BOOTH.

The Scripps Booth, q CLASSY anu re-
liable small valve in head slA ~ - L.
der motor car, is to be fa'lo1ou ~
cally hereafter by the New II
Scripps Booth Co, with oHlceS on
Elm street. Demonstrations "
little car will be in order anu '1,e
New Britain agents expect 10 h7ii'''e
q great many of them here.
w. A. Conapask, a well known du-
tomobile man, is to have the manase.
,oant of the comnanv The cars will
be on exhibition at the show.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
AUBURN BEAUTY SIX

The people of New Britain are hio9t
fortunate in being able to see anu
examine the Auburn Beauty SIX e''
the Auto Show. This beautlful ca L
is most popular in the west ana IL
is attracting particular attention mere
in the east this season.
Every pleasure car owner appre-
ciates the refinement and luxury OF
this car and those about to purchase
would do we'll in looking over the
Auburn Beauty Six, handled by God
frey and Rackliffe. -.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
AUTOMOBILE SHOW
10 Open WEDNESDAY,
ars, Accessories Etc. Will Be
Exhibited at Armory

The first autom obile show in the
#Fistory of New Britain, will open at
ne Arch street armory, and the event
promises to create an epoch In local
automobile circles. With practically
very dealer having arranged for
space, and with 21 different types of
EARS, trucks and accessories on exhi-
|bitton, the event gives every promise
|of being a success. The promoters of
The AFFAIR, the veterans of Co. 7 and
|Fs of the Spanish war, and Co. M,
Home Guard have laid plans for the
Venture that forecast success. The
show WIFI open at 1880 O'Clock We'd
|neSday evening, and the opening will
ne preceded by q parade by the Phil
harmonic band, which will also give
n concert during the evening On
each OF the preceding days the show
will open at O'Clock and will con-
lsanue until R0:s0 O'clock Music will
be furnished by Ly1ach's orchestra on
Thursday and Friday evenings and on
saturday afternoon. The American
band VIII render q concert on Satur-
Day evening, the closing night of the
show.
The interior Of the hall has been
Transformed until 1T rs resplende with
=
8decorations being pink and white.
The decorations are Of similar char
sRcter to those used at the Hartford
INTO snow. A large illuminated cleo
trio American flag will be among the
Features.
n Some Of the automobiles, trucks
Ind exhibitors which have reserved
#gpaces are as follows: Rrockway
Stu debaker Vim DODGE Fssax. Hud-
son, Cadillac, O1dsmobi1e, A. G.. Raw-
|@xer. Chevrolet, Scripps-Booth, Cole,
Oakland, Chandler, Packard, Paige,
bort, Republic, Stanley Works, Rack
81 life Brothers, Gum Rubber company,
Maxwell, Post & Lester, Corbin Screw
Evaporation, Am er1can Tire company,
RAAdna F. Johnson, Overland, Buick
Ind Studebaker.
@ In the parlors of the building, the
Following local manufacturing con-
sePns will have exhibits: Fafnir Bear
81 ng company, Hart & Hutchinson
& company Fuller Storage Battery COM
#oany, Landers, Frary & Clark com
VI 1any and the Vulcan Iron Works.
@ The show has been arranged by
@nen who have the interest of the city
8at heart, and promoting the auto
show, they have taken another step
8 oward progress. New Britain auto
SITS and others have contributed gen.
@brously to similar events held in
l eighboring cities, and there is every
CHI Indication that the receipts which
" will be donated toward a reception
@ or the heroes from this city who as
sisted in making the world safe for
democracy, will be q substantial one.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
THE ELCAR SHOWN.

The Anderson Motor Sales COM
pany of Hartford, are the district
agents for the Elcar, product OF
the Elkhart Carriage and Motor com
pany, of Elkhart, Indiana The new
models of this car, includes a five
passenger touring, four-passenger
sportser, four passenger touring road
ster and five-passcnger sedan. All
these cars are of popular price, and
there are a number of advantages
that stand out In prominence,
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
s WHO IN THE NEW BRIT AIN AUTOMOBILE WORLD CITYS

ing there the BroclWs,y and o'"oe
baker service stations as wen
having a fircproof building loi 'ii0
storage Of cars.
The Corl,in Paper 60. mas p"i
chased another BrOckWay.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-08
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

The following program will be
played by the Philharm onic band at
he opening night of the auto show
binder the direction of Edward J.
Lynch:
Opening, "America''
March, STARS and Stripes Forever"
Overture, Fest" ..-..,..... Leutner
1 1.-THE First Heart Throbs'' .Eilenberg
Selection, Going Up ...... Hirsch
lacking En- Down ...........
......... Gumbie and DeSylvan
#'Out of the East" ........... Rosey
B Play with Music" from "NIaytime'
u .................. Remberg
81 Popular "Remicks Hits Of 1919"
81 La"pe
II A Little Birch Canoe and You
u .........,...... Roberts
March, New 1920 Regiment e..
................ George Fl. Lynch
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28
ANsELLs' SACRIFICE NOT IN VAIN.

General Ansell may have been guilty of breach of military ethics, General Crowder asserts but in bringing to the attention of the country the fact that our court-martial system is obsolete and per. mits grave injustice to soldiers, Ansel has nobly served his country, and the demotion visited on him by the little head of the War Department" because of his outrageous stand makes sacrifice which many chap in the line will understand and resent. Prussianism in the American army must be stamped out. It is one of the chief reasons for the oppositnon, which has been met, with respect to regular establishment commensurate with the needs of the country. It is the shibboleth used against universal military training. There is no excuse for it whatever in free country It is not to be found in France, where the soldiers and off cers, when off duty act toward each other like human beings, not like Kaiser and swineherd The court-martial system is one of the fruits of gress at the earliest possible moment. And to Ansell will fall much credit for the reform He will not have served and sacrificed in vain
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

The joy over the "misconception of three cent railroad fares" for Arizona was rapidly overcome by the stern fact that there "aint no sech anamile according to last reports. The government ad- vises that the new ruling meant only three cent fares for states who were getting a less rate :: where the rate was over three cents, as it is in Arizona, it still sticks. Under government con trol rate making is simple, so simple that it makes one feel foolish when it is explained. Only three rules: Rule 1. We have the power. Rule 2. We need the money. Rule 3. Nhat'tll can you do about it The old system of sending goods through to the coast and then re-shipping them back to Flagstaff is heap cheaper than shipping direct to Flagstaff-if they don't catch you at it.
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28
JUST FOR THAT!

The Coconino Sun has broken into double col umn editorials, which reminds one of the broad way leading down to utter damnation the other kind to be Hkened to vhe narrow Iath leading up ward to supreme salvation.--Prescott Courier.
 Just, for that, we call attention to an item ill the Courier telling of an accident to former resi- dent of Prescott Tn which the man had a leg cut off. The Courier says: He was a good man and Democrat" According to Col Rogers political religion, we are unable to determine whether he had his leg cut off because he was god man, or because he was democrat. It reminds us of the tombstone inscription: John Smith, lawyer and an honest man." An Irishman read it and ex- claimed: "B'gorry. Two men buried in one grave"
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28
Legal Records

Warranty deed, Luther Swanne, and wife to Berther M. Kinsey.
 Release of realty mortgage, T. A Slattery to Frank Conrard. {, Release of realty mortgage, Arizo na Central Bank to H. M. Stork.
 Warranty deed, A. H. Richardson and wife to Frank Conrard.
 Realty mortgage, Frank Conrart and wife to Citizens Bank. Honorable discharge, Charles Smitt Thompson. | Location notice, oil claim, Suuaw Holbrook-Aztec Mining district, Eret Hayes ct al. Location notice, oil claim, Ford Holbrook-Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al. Location notice, oil claim, Nabito Holbrook-Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al.
 Location notice, oil claim, Hill Holbrook-Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al.
 Location notice, oil claim, Holbrook- Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al.
 Location notice, oil claim, Loring, Holbrook-Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al
 Location notice, oil claim, Coolie, Holbrook-Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct. al.
 Location notice, oil claim, Coconi- no, Holbrook-Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al.
 Location notice, oil claim, Hayes, Holbrook-Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al.
 Location notice, oil claim, Black Beauty, Holbrook-Aztec mining, dis trict, Fred Hayes ct al.
 Location notice, oil claim, Jack, Holbrook-A2tec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al.
 Location notice, oil claim, Black Jack, Holbrook-Aztec mining district, Fred Hayes ct al.
 Quit claim deed, Reid-C -Cashion Land and Cattle Co.,, to Sanford Livestock Co.
 Quit claim deed, Reid-Cashion Land and Cattle Go. to Sanford Livestock Co.
 Quit claim decd, Reid-C -Cashion Land anu Sdttlt SO. tO DeiilViu ASiNCosoNh Co.
 Location notice, oil claim, Artesia Claim, Holbrook- Aztec mining district, F. Hayes.
 Location notice, oil claim, Big Wolf, claim, Holbrook- Aztec mining district, F. Hayes.
 Location notice, oil claim, Globe claim, Holbrook-AZtec mining district, F. Hayes.
 Location notice, oil claim, Ute claim, Holbrook-Aztec mining dictrict, F. Hayes.
 Assignment of mortgage, MT. C. E. Boyd to NJ. Frances 'Swisher.
 Chattel mortgage, J. A. Fensterma- ker to George Rabbit.
 Release of realty mortgage, Babbitt Brothers to Edgar Hash.
 Release of chattel mortgage, Bab- bitt Brothers to Edgar Hash.
 Realty mortgage, Edgar Hash and wife to Babbitt Brothers Trading Go. Chattel mortgage, Edgar Hash and wife to Babbitt Brothers Trading Co.
 
 Eosnl;,b naorlo ara ,IsIiallv apn11lichn
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

There is no special need of law to protect a sucker from trading his government bonds for some 'blue sky" scheme. The poor simp who does it would have been cheated out of his money if he hadn't spent it for bond AS matter of fact, the average man who had good judgment enough to buy government bond, will have good sense enough to protect himself from the confidence man. You can't legislate brains into peope-if you could there wouldn't be any l. w. w. or Bol- shevikis.
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28
A great many years ago, before the war tn

A great many years ago, before the war the average business man can remember when he not deliver the goods he'd try some other route. Nowadays, the railroads tell you what to pay and when to pay it, also when they will deliver the goods. If you don't like it, the income man tel, you what your prorata share is in helping to pay up the railroad deficit of billion year. It's a great game if you don't weaken. Take it away from the sucker and give it to another it will be a long time before the sediment is analysed
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

It looks to plain common citizen as though the first thing for the peace conference to do, is to fix up the peace terms and start things going again in the warld. The league of nations is a mighty large contract, and a contract which should be considered from all points of view in- stead of a mere ideal to be jumped at, msunder- stood for the next hundred years to come, and it easier to get into trouble than to get out of it.
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

There is one thing the really honest to good ness good roads advocates may congratulate them- selves on, and that is that Tom Maddock accepted the place of state engineer. They will get what they pay for in good roads; they will be assured that graft will be eliminated; that there will be no sleeping on the job or fat salaries paid to incOn- petents-it will be business proposition from the start to the finish.
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

understanding just what the league of nations means Very few of the sponsors of the league agree as to it's meaning, and President Wilson said when asked if America could withdraw from it: q think so" t"
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

It begins to look like the breaking up of hard winter, also the Democratic party. Senator Bai- ley of Texas, says he will never again vote for any party which constantly reduces our liberty and un- necessarily increases our taxes. He says prohibi- tion was state issue; was against woman suf- frage and the rampant taxation. Tough old eoun- try, aint it, Joe?
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

Arizona's official song will be found somewhere in this issue. Anybody has a right to sing it, be- cause the legislature made it official It should be sung as melodiously as possible, and with rev. erence; otherwise, the city marshal may get sus- picious and think your favorite bootlegger has been around again.
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

It did not take the people long to decide that they wanted an extended sewer system and i'm prove the old sewer. The vote of 224 for and only IS against pretty nearly made it unanimous. It will be some job to plan all the dips, spurs and angles of the new extension, in order to reach all sections of the city, but it can be done, and We hope, with satisfaction to the majority of the peo pie
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

Secretary of the Treasury, Director General of the Railroads, etc. and Mrs. McAdoo, spent cou- pie of hours on their farm near Phoenix last week. They should expect a profitable crop this year af- ter all that work. Also, he says, the new hotel will increase the value of adjoining property.
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

The legislature got so busy during the last days of the session that they passed bill making movie concerns put up $5,000 for distributing films in this state. Suppose some of the men- legislature Film makers say they will withdraw all films from the state if the bill becomes law We should worry, so long as the state is made pure.
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

< An Albuquerque man. on his return from a long journey. all the way to, Holbrook, Arizona, says ''the weather out west is quite cold and there is snow on the ground up there.' Strange how some people will wander all over the earth that way, but we know people here who have gone "back east" all the way to Albuquerque
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28
YES, WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO?

The Tucson Citizen remarks upon the move ments of Col Fred s. Breen since his release from jail on charge of criminal libel. It is now in order for the Colonel to cone back with an in- quiry as to the plans of his accessory after the fact, Major Allen B. Jaynes, since recovering his freedom from the same jail.-Phoenix Republican.
The Coconino sun., 1919-03-28

Governor Campbell vetoed the highwaymanfs sec opd attempt to send the bill through without tke emergency clause. The highwaymen seemed to think they had disguised it by taking the energen- Icy clause off.