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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-01
NEGRO HIGHWAYMEN

While Alexandria, SO far, has not
been called upon to fight Bolshe-
vism, the rapid addition to the rank
of negro footrads is causing alarm.
Ait the special session of the Police
Court last night it VS. made APP
parent that walking the streets, cs-
pecially in out-of -tne-way localities,
has its perils. Two negroes ac-
knowaedged that they had held up
two white citizens and relieved. them
of pistol, S2S dollars in money
and gold watch all of which was
found upon their persons, and seve-'
raj other residents who were.
among the spectators approaches
the desk and scanned the prisoners,
as they, too, had recently been vic
tins Of negro footpads. This morn
ing another citizen, who had re-
Gently been compelled at the ips!'
dixit CT negro highwaymen to de-
liver up his Hamilton gold watch
positively identified one Of the me-
groes who was before the bar last
night as the man who robbed him.
The police during the past week
have succeeded in bringing half a
dozen or more Of this class o. cat
laws to the bar Of justice They
are now awaiting The action of the
grand jury.
Washington, the capital Of the ma
tiCn, is suffering from this class of
criminals. There was pistol duel'
in the vicinity of the Union passen-
ger depot yesterday with negro
desperados.
The Washington Times today
contained the following observations
concerning conditions in that city:
A putlic hacker, was held Up at
the point Of pistols by eight colored
men yesterday morning. He was
robbed of money and his automo-
bile. And this happened in Wash
ingtcn snd rot along a wild and
bandit infest ed Western trail. AT
high noon yesterday two women
ard one man, apparently innocent
bystanders. were shot in street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-01
NOTICE TO INVESTORS

..4 . y .
We have in Rosemont, several
choice apartment house sites which
when improved vii! return more chan
double the interest yoa can se.Gre
from any other fern Of Real Estate
nvestmant. Rosenlont is the logical
location for such improvements. The
demand for them IS imperative and
he cost of building is net out of pro-
portion to the returns which can be
occurred. See Us today and permit US
o show you the advantages of this
proposition. I. C. Goodnew Company
Jfice 600 King Street. Phone 38S.
l03-4t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-01

104-4t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICE

To ali builders and employers OF
Br,.thelhood carpenters in Washing
ton and Alexandria, Va, and vicinity.
On and after May l, 1919, the wages
of the carpenters will the 8715 cents
per hour. BY order of the District
Council of Washington, D. c., Alex
andria, Va, and vicinity. Signed.
R. H. BURDETTE, Prest.
THOS. W. WOLFF, Secy.
1O4-lt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-01
NOTICE
.i03,-4t

Henry r. Wocd, fer the past fifteen
years employed b. Leroy Beach, 30
King Street, announces he will after
June /, be prep pared 10 Go, general tin
ring and repair work On his own &C
count. Call or Send card to 100 Prince
street. 97-12t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-01
One $500 Lot in Rosemont Free

= e
This lot is 40 feet wide and is I'M
proved with sewer, water, gas, ce-
meust, curb, gutter and walk. Your
and all members of your family over
sixteen years of age may register
Tor this beautiful lot without one
cent OF expense. Many nave al
ready called at cur Office 500 King
Street ard registered their names
Yieu should do the same at once be-
fore the books close. Please re-
member the sale closes Monday,
May 5th and the free lot will be
given away on that day. F. c.
GceInow Company, agents. Office
600 King street. Phone 1858. iO3-4t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-05-01
NOTICE

4 regular meeting; of Mt. Vernon
Chapter Royal Arch Masons will be
reid at s p. m. Friday, May ?, at the
Masonic Temple.
lAi-2t T. w. LATHAM Sccy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
Who Is the Father
Of the Chee-Hd.o

sacramento. Cullf. May when
4. ~ johnson, assistant United States
district attorney, requested that tho
onc-t tcur-old baby OF Mn MYrnn a.
Northcutt boz brought into the United
states district court here for the jury
90 determine whether it rgHnmhlcd "
o. Gowhnv. ON trial uu "a charge OF
truuHporiing MH Nofthrutt frcm
Reno. NrN, tu Sioat. caiif. Tor im-
morl purposes in violation of tho
hiiHln uft Federal Judge William Van
fiAt forbade amy one to disturb the
child hrcuuHo itH mother stated II wna
asleep johnson said ho would re-
new hiH request 10 have the baby
brought into court aa an exhibit at
tho session today
The request was made after john
son had asked Mrs Nurthcuit if 80
was not fact tlgit the baby rrscm-
hlcd Gnwhnr
'ii does not" the witness replied.
The prosecution attempted 60 show
hy Witness that Lieutenant Carleton
Northcutt husband Of Mn Northcuft.
was not the hthY's father Mu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
MORE LInIRNI VITw oF
~ ~~IA ASht.D uf VOuINS

philadelphia, May An appeal io
the American people and the nilicd
nations 10 take more liberal Wow OF
Russia In order that that nation might
live WIS made hy Colonel itnYmund
Robins who was n member ~ the
American Red Cross comm miHaon. in
Nufnin. in uu address ON THE Pres
ont and Future Of Russia" az the
session of the American Academy OF
Political and Social Science today.
Ito urged the following rccommcn-
dations' IAN tho embargo ON OH Rus
sum fronts. enter into direct nerotin-
lions Tor Hn nrWisfico on all ffnntn
where allied or Cechs furces are en-
Tnredi insist in nrmistics negotiations
upon general political amnesty 20 be-
declared and guaranteed bv both
sides. allied forces to Do retained ir
Russia nululs Tor the purpose OF fprr-
inu such guarantees and 60 he uned
after signing OF armisiico in rcorEaniz-
ing ana operating iiuiairn fnllwaNa
primarily Tor transport of food sun.
plies through ltuHain, send RELIEF
through American Nfd cross 10 PETS
rurfHd nud Moscow Immediately upon
signing Of HrmiHiice and send com
mission nf inquiry with industrial and
trade eNpsrir a. Moscow tn ascertain
uud report un present situation in
Soviet Russia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
TOMORROW is VICTORY SUNDAY;
ALL CHURCHES URGED TO MAKE
SPECIAL EFFORT TO BOOST THE
FIFTH LOAN, WHICH NEEDS AID

living After months OF toll and
waiting the allotment came la a lump
sum. For a while this patient war
mother waz gndecided NJ "a where ~
pat the money. Then happy thought
came 10 her. 4 will invest th's money
in victory bonds she said And DO
my part here iust as NY boy m
France IN doing his
'fina the treasury department au-
thnrizod the ihaunnce Of a Liberty but
ton 20 you9; n not, note that tho
war department yesterday authorized
publication OF communication from
General pcrshing announcing the
awarding of the distinguished service
cross 10 Private william Recso OF
Brownwood, Texas.
The citation rcads3 Private. fr'
Class, william Wceac. Company I.
is5th Infantry. Tor extraordinary
hrroism tn action near Romagne.
France. October ~, 1914 Private
Reese displayed exceptionn' courage
in repeatedly crossing an AREA swept
hy machine gun and shell fire TO car
ry messages TO battalion headquarters
after other soldiers had been killed
or wounded in attempting the same
mission. Home address Mrs. Mary y
Reese. mother s0S Alya street.
nrownwood. Texas
And some men are saying, 7 can't
afford a. when asked TO buy notce y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Paris. May 2-Ths Italian altua-
tion took a more favorable turn late
today. The indications were that aome
arrangement would he made for Italy
10 be represented whom the peace
treaty wnH presented TO the Germans
next week.
Tho Italian cabinet appears 10 con-
slider that any overturea should be on
the basis Of ewing ftunie 30 Italy.
nH n IL asserted the loss OF the cry
90 hor might cause an uprising men,
acting the government
one augrestion has been made for
"a solution hv means OF a formula rcr-
ugnizinr Italian authority over the
city but leaving ita ultimate control
10 "a plCbeCitc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

'Gst Victory f.onn button" boz tho
advice OF the committee in ohargc of
the oty part ct the nbcri, loan o.lc.
hraiion 10 De- hoid roro most MONDAY.
The reason for this la easily seen. aH
Lieutenant Colonel ~ o. Hrown hns
consented 10 De- chief of the miltnr,
detectives for the dav and viii have as
his forro o,ory soldier aud sailor boz
thr cts.
an persons drtcrtrd loo the oct 90
walking or riding tnc streets without
u victory loan button Will hg immpa
dIatrN arrested hY o. military dttcrfltr
and brought before n IulFg Ut amy of
the fuur luun booths. Whitn will lu
maintained iu front of fhg "t" fhD.
utrc. th, poran motel. tho sfurfus ho.
tcl Hud tho Alyuradu hotel
Al ucfHuus ao brought ltfnr, the
loan judge Will hr required ta show
cause WHY they hHtr uu luun button.
Those who ,lIiW io hove ono ne hnuir
uf nfn eligible fD wear ONE huf have
not Nst received t will to required Co.
deposit from au cents 90 ono dollar
This deposit will hr returned upon the
pprs1u returning with button
TeawH will he loHutri boz 90 booths
fut tho purpose uf selling bonds. Hud
any poison arrested uu suspicion will
have uu trouble In getting l suhrcftp-
Uur NlHuk It H moments notice.
Tho committee Iu ,lDrEr uf the cit'
celebration Is composed uf b IS ~
Slil,fH Walter tuUuUu Uuu iNau
GfuuHftid Tho t,',IHtIuu Will lu
upuIyt with iHu1 concerto NJ . u.tlurr
Monday mNfuuE Tho loan booths
Will open also re this time An iouu
teams VIII sflrt uui .f iHH Nuur uuH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
OF GERMAN
INTERESTS TO JAPS
DISAPPOINTS CHINA
Picking Delegation Says Decision
Of Peace Conference Gives Nip
pom Practical Control Of North.
ern China

Paris. tETuuNI Muy lu dDrllr
llr DO. disappointment with she drHl.
.luu uf lh, council of three regarding
kuY Chtu. thr chinese delegation BOO
It statement today said the decision
EtNts Japan practical control Hi
northern China The statement roads
"Iup chinese delegation hls boon
Informed orally uu behalf uf fhr .Iun.
900 uf three uf fn' outline nf tho s'i.
fIruUut IrHuu.tI regarding the Shtna
Iu.r question Iudpr this settlement
600 fIsht- 90 $500 'hau formerly Doe.
I.ugiEr fu G,.wHu, are transferred
tu Japan while japan voluntarily
engages tn hand back tho shluiuuF
U,..usuII Iu uI suNtrrIFuN tu 'hl.
uu. .nr n MluR,u 90 retain tho rHna
uuwIu prNl,rrs formerly enjoyed nf
Germany
.Ibrsr privileges. tho delegation Be-
informed. r.frr tu tho THur TIu-
Gilman RAILWAY -Nu mile, Ions the
uIurs ruuu,. tuI with it and the tw"
ralWHfH tu hp u4llt connecting shan.
t4uE with flD tvn trunk limos. from
l',IIrr fu Tho hHurtrt valley lu tN
,.iiuu. Hnt obtains the urht tu 'H.
O. hinh H settlement at rsiuE Too tnl
although lND Japanese military iurtrr
lt Ie Understood. viii hs Withdrawn
from rhIutuur Yt tho earliest posi-
rtI railway police IL psruitted
THE DhIur-H delegation under
stands the yuuuHl was prompted Dos
tlD tact that GREAT britain uuI France
bad undertaken Boa February and
March lH1a tu support 100 thu peace
conference tho transferring tu Japan
uf She GoruHu riEhtH in HhtuiuuE
ru none nf these secret agreement
wac china re- party nor was she boo
formed uf their contents whom invited
O., join the wrr against tho rrEtIt
empires Tho .urtuupH 90 CHINA tu
Tstr thus fu have been made object
uf negotiation and compensation sftr|
sh. had llUUI herself with the uiU,,
POWERS
Apart fruu fha 10 is at lcl.t upsi
ItD question tuv nr these agreement
win ho applicable iuHzmurh uH Chin
. ll- IUUuup 90 HtuIE,rcut Tho claim
fDt Jauuu ryfyfr,d o. Boo this asr'"
mont lurplI GOO ht scarcely enmuIiI
TOTO with fH. fourteen points tdnpfr'
Ht the ruW.rs associated against Ger
wHuN
"If tha council has granted th
r'uifur uf japan m full fur tine pui
pn-. Yf aNuE thr league ur uutInu'
leo 4 .HffmutsH tu ho the rIHr. liu
has les to complain Off, believing Do
she does. that it is o. duty Co WlE
.rHtrIr,,s for such q noble cause So
.JHuuut however. refrain from wlrhiu
that tho council had seen nt Go ct
upon strong Japan 90 furcro h,
claims animated By desire Tor al
rrtudilrmrut instead of upon wet
Chinl To- surrender what iH hers d
fright
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
srtsl.l olsrATcn 70 ~ pta.lD

'HN NNHN'HNHH 70 NHHN N'NHNHA
Dallas T,sus. May Frank NJ
smith. federal district director of war
looms has asked tho press 90 draw
the attention OF an church members
and religious leaders 90 tho fact that
nest sunday May an. ia Liberty Loan
sunday tho duy on which tho clcrgy
o. asked 90 make an unumiul effort 20
further tho claims of the Victory Lib
crty ionn. Nh smith in a. statement
given out today saysi
"hcligion aud patriotiam are ~ IN
separately bound up together that 70
ia impossible to divorce thrm. As "a
great religious leader faiid recently
Religion makes patriotism "a positive
law The payment Of lust debts and
gratitude 10 God for oacauo from a
horrible fnto arc subjects which must
appeal prcullHriy 60 any body Of re-
hriouH people, and appeal most
earnestly Co every religious leader 20
direct tho thoughts of his r0nrfcgu-
ton specially next sunday tu tho SUB
frcts once ugtfn. / know that ! ehnll
not appeal in NtIn especially in Wow
OF tho fact that tho loan ie sadly un-
drr.Huhaufihrd to date. So apparently
hEfard is tho situation that Il is at
most "a question NOW ~ mnfefiihlmIi
miurc. which indeed would be a
Tragedy.
Much haa boon sud and written
in praise of our wur widows, but in
/ tho ruHn OF things sometimes the war
mothrfa have been overlooked. Thorr
is Mrs MARY g. Wright of Dublin
whose aolf-sucrlncc and patience
might well place her among the WA
immnrtalH when Uncle Sam select
l 81 her son 10 carry ON the naiion'i
! fight against the Huns ne took from
/ hcr nor unlN means OF support through
SOME error tho allotment made hy hel
hoy did not reach hcr and she wni
I forced 90 take iu washing 60 earn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

rho greatest cSort vet iands 90 secure
HuhHrriptnnH will hc started
Aerial Program icaturr of naS.
Al plans have been mudr for tho
accommodation OF the nNing circus.
which viii arrive hers eHflf ON Mon
dnv morning Tho train will be-
parked on the siding near the Alyn-
RADIO hotel ~ soon aH the train ar-
rivca the eighteen untH will be-
uniondei nnd hauled 20 Tho Aiiuguer-
que FLYING school held from which
place 90 stnrtH and sfopH viii le made
Tho nirpinneH viii start their elk
hIhiuous shortly after I O'clock ard
The program viii last Tor about one
hour Space viii lg rotnd or fur tho
parking OF Hutomublios Ht The upid
und 10 mark the places of danger fnr
pcd,sir1uf As The flights viii nil hc
from the noid in the direction Of tho
Ut. DO VIII not De- urrsssnfr 90 40 60
tIt 20 in order t0 snr fhH NIGhfH
AUTO Race un Mesa.
Following tho aerial stunts. the AZ
LuUusrIun automobile dealers Will hold
o. short and annppy ri"1tUur automo-
hIlc rusc program ut The race track
uu fHp mesa Just short distance from
thp living field. Three races are
planned Tor the event THESE viii cpn-
ani of Ford rucC. q stock cor race
mud free for uii ANY person Wishing
ta cutrr tbclr Cur should communicate
with tho QUITO dealers committee us
noon OBJ possible.
AZ $50 the cIty committee viii
lrlu Hk, charge of the celebration
and thf human fN" viii ~ this time
pHmb tht state Nltunui BANK build.
inr uUd tower a uunitrttr has also
bsou procured foi iuEiuE ut ~ OF the
loon nunihH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
PUBLIC DEBT OF U. S.
S24,S24,345, IS
REPORT BY TREASURY
Total Subscriptions to Victory Loan So Far ST. ,575,-
600, 900; New Mexico Showing Is $3l2,OOO;
Very Slight Improvement in Situation Is Re-
ported by Treasury

WASHINGTON Man The public debt of the lucd States
,y.rnuri rppurird TODAY 10y the treasury ~ lo2i3IOm
Most of t, represent, Liberty Bonds the first second thrd
l f,r ,,uc, the Victory Liberty loan being included to
~ r Ntcp so deduction O., made Sj2 00OOOO loaned Ia
,r government. Consequently the debt would be- approNi
macly sGOOOOOO00
The treasury plans bond, mi, year and next
m meet tho tag expense bot the aggregate these
mot ,,urct. than SjO0O0uOOO s" that the gross
pnl debit of the United expected 10y official, o hc IN the
cgbnopd Of when the period of financing
rud. ...
The Treasury has working balance o' @lN-WoOWl ami
hold. gold Silver dollars tU' treasury have been
reduced u s2g1 melting down U Nmc 72oOOol
N NJ N.Lnr. Inr 10 lnlN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
Indemnity of 2,5OO.OOO,oOO Francs
(s5OO, ,OOO,OOO) To Be Allowed
Brave Little Nation That De.
Tended Humani,ys Frontiers
BELGIANs NOT TO GET
DUTCH TERRITORY
France Does Not OBJECT 70 Belgo.
Luxemberg Customs Agreement.
But soheldt, Limbourg and
Maestricht Not 70 Be Annexed

liru--ti-. NAV a--fhu ~uir
-aN- that Paul li,mnu- uf titr
t'ririan a. aet drlrsatiuu ~ i'hr-
T.. rsssi,'sl an uiiittal -tatrmcut
that iirlEium will obtain 1000.
uun qua naut- Indemnify nnd hil
material hud financial a--st- tiH
NaimrdN nnh itupHul l'hvni-h
Prussia, Win L. attached 90 H'l.
riun.
Frame dor. uui object tu the
Hsiru-i i.uNVnihufg tnrtufn- nunr.
intui. the nt N-piI'r u--frt~, but
y rntdiur tho ~,liriiI, iniiuiurE
and Mns-trit hi. Belgium win oh.
tain nutitlnE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
PETROGRAD TAKEN FROM BOLSl4EV1KL, CLAIM
MONDAY TO WITNESS GREATEST
LOAN CELEBRATION EVER HELD.
IN SOUTHWEST; PLANS FINISHED

feature of Day Will Be Exhibition of 10 Army
Airplanes in Charge of Pilots and Mechanicians
From Overseas; Citizens Committee and Com
mittee of Auto Dealers to Assist in Demonstra-
tom Loan Booths to BE Opened and Dynamic
Campaign to Start; Auto Races on Mesa
Following Air Program Which Starts Shortly
After | O'Clock in the Afternoon; Human Fly
to Climb National Bank Building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Northcutt testified that he was Nfa.
Northcutt testified on cross oxamlnn-
ton that she loved OoNiing. Who ~
her cousin. and In answer 10 a quer-
tion she denied she ever had immoral
relations with him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
Are COrSetS a
Luxury? Uncle
Sam Is Asked
.. - ...---.lla r..la

Sow YORK MAY Arc corsets un-
dcrw1rf This problem was put up
to-day To- Commissioner OF Internal
H,,cnuo Eopcr D., Low Hahn, oNoru-
tive secretary OF tho National Retail
Dri Goods HHanruton.
Tho ucw luxury tuN iH the cause OF
th, tifnrultN An unofficial ruling
hpa declared that curaeta are under
utHf Nh Hahn mHH Hut a mNu7
and taxable some merchants arc
collrrunr ufH uA Hud others sro not
uud Mr liIIu appeals to Commits
soIHrr EuueI iH pHI DufEDtH In thcir
proper place officially.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

Washington Determination ~
President Wilson uIf un American
troops shalt continue un German soil
fur a Ionrrr period after tllr signing
at tho peace treaty than b. necessary
tn embark hUu Tor home. is hurnc
cut hy the present plans ~ the war
department which ,'ufrmullios the
return of trn rutrn American rNpe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
ITALIAN SITUATION
TAEESAFA FAVORABLE
TURN, PARIS HEARS
One Suggestion Il For Italian
Authority Over City Pending
a Plebsicite; Friends Of Orlando
Urge Him to Resign

vienna, friday May A. I
= Italian troopr stationed tCnrtn-
y thia are advancing northward
. and eastward and have occupied
I. bridge over the tivef Drave.
= luEo-Siav forces. II h. added.
= have attacked the enemy be-
' tween iaaihsch and kiAeenfurt,
y with the apparent object Of
q reaching tho railway line 20
. Vienna. which h held by the
q Italians.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
GENEVA. lFridayl May

GENEVA friday May 2The Czeeho- -Sloyak
governments according to received here have refused
cran the offer Of Celia Kun, the hungarian foreign minister
mako territorial conditions providing that fighting stopped all
The Budapest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

HElSNGFORs Thursday May Defeaied along the entire
eastern front by the siberian armies the Bhev forces retr
ing in disorder the Russian newspaper Russkaya Pisni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
FINNS CAPTURE CAPITAL;
REDSROUTED ON EASTERN
FRONT BY SIBERIAN FOE

Lenine's Forces Reported Retiring in Disorder;
Rumanian and Czecho-Slovak Governments
Refuse to Accept Offer of Hungarian Reds, and
Troops Continue March on Budapest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
THE CHINESE PUZZLE
DEFoRMER5, not
REFoRMERS
HALF A LOAF FoP
BELGIUM
RELIEF IN SIGHT
" sECREr tleatics are to 90 3.

IL SECRET Treaties are 10 go 10y
Il the board. China has real
ground for complaint AZ the
rcssion of the Shantmg cuncc
sions 10 Japan. Referring to the
pacts by which Nippon acquired
the German right in kiao.Chgo,
China says pointcdlyi
ITO none Of these secret agree.
mcnis was China party, nor was
She informed Of their content,
when invited to join the war
against the central empires tn"
fortunes Of China appear thus Ia
have been made objects Of ncgotin-
iiuu and compensation after H."
had allied herself with the allied
puwers
The Chinese argument b. irr,nt
table II secret trcnf'c, ,huuld be-
abolished boz the ease of Fiumc.
why should mot the same principle
apply 90 the Orient There I, this
great difference m favor uf China
While there may hr honest doubt
~ 90 whether I.um' - Italian or
Slavic. there cpn hr no honest
doubt that Shu'ulr b, 0 Chimes
province.
The treaty of peace r. get nm.
signed There i, still time tu undo
what seem, ip hc harsh injustice
A. the Chinese peace delegation
says. China "cuuuot refrain from
wishing that the council had seen
~ tp rl'l upon strong Japan a.
lprrro lyr claims unlimited hy q
dc,irr for agvrandilcmcnt. instead
of upon weak China Goo surrender
what J., hers hy right
Lci us hope that the prarr ruu.
ference will reconsider what APP
pear, to hr unfair treatment ui
one of the allied brlIirrrrut,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

PARIS friday May 2Pcirograd has probably been taken
by the Fnn according information believed be Trustworthy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

% Is fu nr hoped fhli tu, report
tI.tf t,rmiuN IH tu Hy mad, tu pas
lftIrIum HuN lsHu.NNU. .uHu francs ts
uHf correct iiulf l billion dollars
seems srtut rrHumuUus, fuf tho -uf
f,rur that piu,kt hfiIr country har
undergone tt thr hands ~ the iluus
Ihr material economic ami moral
damage Wrrakru Dog thH tyrWaLs
rt.riy must total more tuHu 5000.
tIH..HU
Th, decision ui thr peace confer
,u.r mot tp EIN, Belgium any part uf
Holland. however must win fhr lp.
pHuNtl uf any believer Boo rulfsd'trr.
in.ultIuu Although lirlrlumH uurth.
'Iu aud eastern boundaries may hr
fuW,what awkward. b. iH perhaps wis
81 uHf tu disturb existing lines un-
les clear Injustice lH dome
luIrr tho grateful protection uf
tl, entire world and fortified with the
iuurmuitN that M, Huns shall ho
q. Id. to ptN hur. Belgium ht. nrIrh'.
4, days ahead
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-03

liuHsHuriur uowH comes from
Washington TODAY 4 special session
o.. Courro.H D.. ukrly to hr called hu-
tur
NHu, gflNu pruhlUu4 VIII con.
front fN, r.v .nuErrs. Paramount
col ,uur.r WI n' tho consideration
of tho league uf nations covenant and
the rest of tn, peace treaty Nypon.
tlu,tIHu measure uud. ia t,urD-ru.
i.fIk, Nlud"l utimatss TODAY. Uill
uIHp Ip taken up
~ Is fH Doc hup'l that no, incoming
,.#e...s vHI forget pYrfv urD# long
enough 90 WORT hlrmuuIuu.l. Ton To-
h,tftrm,uf uf Amru.ta postwar
condition.