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Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
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Iuge icben Ourfte. @r bolte aus
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Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
SInftes @apiter.

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fonnte iid gepilicrmaBen ouf Brobe
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0rud ipra6 aud nit.
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Sreeie itano auf itno trot Dor
ben Spicael, Ser iiber Gem @a6ttiid
bins. 3uerlt IddeIte er, oenn er
muBte untpiGfiirlih an sic bcrbGng.
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bolo oenfen. Gaur aber ipuroe er
na6 uno noh c%rlliter. @s mar
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giiti9cs @eid)id 10 biibi9 uno nobl-
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Washington Journal., 1919-10-31
OnfermiIIin

OpferpiIIig. Srnee
3roi: gAber Moric, sic boben ia
oen 0iidcn gor5 perbrcnnen lailen."
G0dlin: nMit gbIid.. iei'n @ MIR
rob, ionit b1tt' Der gn6' Serr ia
bod e'merft, ooB sic i'm perioIoen
baben!~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
Vote Early Tomorrow and Vote mo"

OOLrMNS Of gerng generaties coafuscd and confusing
alleged legal opinions efforts to arouse class preudiee the
odme machine system for 'herdng voters oil are being
used by the little Of who seek 10 put over the
posed charter in Albuquerque
You have been told that the city government
raagant and inefficient that has accomplished nothing Gen
era offered the hard facts and plain figures
Of the published reports of the commissioners Twisted statements
aud deliberate mtntements have been used against the plain
showing the facts about charter
aud the facts about the proposed charter.
longer denied by the Morning Journal Putney and
charter that in effect return TO the aldeman form Of
emmen they now, suppose is not represen
taivcf
The adermanic representative
of the professional politician and the ward boss want To-
chine politicians again o take charge ~ elections and dictate
municipal officers aud poesf that representative
then adopt this charter and we will get that kind
II we want efficiency in city affairs IL we want clean business
methods If would retain home rule and union ourselves
then we must turn down charter
the present, the commission form OF government
has been shown the satisfaction Of all who have read the
legal opinions given that the charter valid and that II
be amended the people of Albuquerque wish amended
politician ambitious candidate for future political
prefermen wishes u amended.
has been shown that the proposed charter only be
amended by the legislature meeting two at Santa Fe
Robert Putney principal propaganda for the charter
stairs his signature that this time to build for the
future That 10 be the whole policy OF the charter
advocates that this not only time for Albuquerque 20 build
for the future but that is time 10 tear down. 20 wreck they
cannot rue that Albuquerque should Slip backward simply
The Evening Herald believes firmly that the spirit Of the peo
pe Of this city is truhfuy embodied in the slogan Forward
Albuquerque that unely in favor Of building for the
that for business against political machine schemes
for against personal spite for nteigen,
Sagainsi the ward boss
The issue in omofows election made perfectly plain
you the advocates Of the charter themselves
1.-THE charter vote for the return TO alderman government
}nnd partisan political rule against the charter
vote for business administration the commission form OF
VOTE EARLY TOMORROW AND VOTE "Nop
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
Polls Open From Nine
to Six Tomorrow for
Vote on New Charter

Uailot- ln the special Dlty election
90 the new charter mub hr cast from
20 a. m. to D. M. tomorrow The pol
Iug places are us follows First ward,
Nau0nal iif- Insurance company
Second ward. 'hadwick'H office, los
West Gold THIRD ward. ThnNtun b
real estate office. Thiid aud Gold,
Fourth ward Clty Han
The boundary lines uf the wards
are us follows
First Ward North 90 the city lin
iis from the north boundary line ui
cold avenue. eaft Co the city liniis
from the east line uf Second street
Second Ward south tu the cit,
limits from the south line ~ Gold
tveuup. east 70 the city limits from
ihr east line uf second street.
Th.rd Ward South to the cts
limits from the south line ~ Gold
avenue. wost 60 the city limits from
tht west line OF srcond street
Fourth Ward North to she cts
limits from the north limo of cold
avenue. west 90 the clty limits from
the west line ~ Second street
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

two Hrpeso
% is
th" Bob l'ulon still fighting
q h
the devil "hcocc
an ia md 50 we've got
Ca hu ls
London h u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
Radio Officers Words Distinctly
Heard by Crowd Gathered on
Steps Of Treasury Building at
Washington.
ADMIRAL SIMS FIRST
TO BUY LIBERTY BOND
Billie Burke. Famous Actress,
solls Them TO Audience After
Naval Commander Finishes His
Address.
~ s-s .s.ss,srss ,.s..

Washington, April 2i.-From
an airplane flying 2.6GO feet over.
head. an army officer today read
President Wilson's victory liberty
loan message to a throng Of $4,000
persons. assembled az the south
steps Of thc treasury, by the use Of
the wireless telephone and a newly
invented sound amplifier. A few
minutes later Admiral Sims, from
the platform. addressed the same
audience through the amalificr.
Billie Burke. the actress, sold
bonds 20 the audience after adj.
dress Of Admiral Sims. who bought
the first bond and also spoke at
other meetings today.
The thronR Of government en-
ployes, dismissed for the capital 5
opening demonstration for the
loan. chccred the presidents mes
sage as spoken through the air and
cnmciatcd distinctly 10 them by
tContinued on page two.D
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
BOND QUOTA BIGGER
THAN THAT OF ALL
NORTHERN COUNTIES

Moro complete figures on hcrna-
ulio countys quota in tho vietory
Liberty Loon were received hy chair
mon daA Nordhaus this morning Mr.
Nordhnus wired 90 headquarters al
uHiiH tn know the basis on which
lUfnHlilu county had been assigned
fiaf. 500 of the flfih bond issue This
Was a. larger amount than had been
expected. The reply was that this
county quota was fixed on the basis
Of Individual bank deposits. which to-
tailed at date of fNiug the quota 81
it1.GNN.
Chairman Nnrdhnua pointed out
ihls morning that our quota is bigger
than the total called Tor from the
ten northern New McNico counties
that ARE in the kansas city federal re-
serve district 20 elbows" he said,
"fhai Albuquerque H. the business
center nl tho state, that we have the
money and that Ne Hre looked 60 for
tho hig end OF Nrw Morfru'a quota Of
The Victory bonds ] have mo- doubt
thit tho campaign viii be- swift,
short aud successful
Tank Arri,r~ TunOrrw.
Mr NurdhluH also received "a wire
this morning from Dallas advising
that ono of thr bile war tanks had
heru shipped tu Alhuquorquo II
should reach hero tomorrow. The
tank vii. remain here one day and
viii then boz arnt 90 Clovis, whence
30 VIII rn back into Texas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
Wilson ia Not Present During Dis
cussion Of Rights 10 Seaport Of
Plume and the Dslmatian Arch
ipelago.
RomE's CLAIMS BASED
ON SECRET TREATY
American Delegation Declines 10
Recognize London Pact. and
Serious Situation confronts
Peace Conference.


Tho Italian pariianrns. which
wa@ to have mct ON "Wednesday
% this wcck win mt Convene I'M
al Tuesday. May q acsurilne to
dl~Iatcics fIum Rone. rhls
pa-tponcmcnf has ceideufly iccn
caused ~ the faiiare ef the coun-
ciI 90 tour ~ The pcacc confcr-
cnce in Paris to rrach a. scf any
s,,lution of tho I.robicm rai.<>d by
itai,'~ claims 90 Plume aud the
nniusafinn coast.
DlsIatslscs frum pari- fn<iI-
ctfr that the -iiusfipn eau-rd ~
ftnis's unsiridinr attitude has
rcari<si "a sfffisnl t,ksz@c. News
ffs'm tho pfucc esnfsvnf< on
Sunday rhowsd tl,nt rcpfx'-cnfa-
tissa 90 Great ftrimiss, I'runrr
and Italy. the fIrrr nnfion~ tn
ecihrr with tlu-..in, ~ixnatort of
the trcafy ~ london. frsu<rd nt
London In fpt5 hEfurr t1r ruiry
80 italy Into fisr wnr ON fIsc rlsir
&C the enfcufr. wcfr in sxxsl<x-
rucc. aud that I'ft -ldc11l wilson
was not prr-rnt. II ai-o was
announccd TINT hc would mot h.
prv'sent whef cIrscr-aiiofs were
vofcncd tn,iay.
Mr. Wilson has stood out
Against truKniiion 90 the trcaty
of London. upon wlhch itnit'a
maximum tcrtftnrini claims sfe
ha~c,l.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
German Press ostensibly Prepares
People for Extreme Step
That win Follow Demands Be.
yond Wilson Peace Points.
OBJECT TO ABSENCE OF
OPPORTUNITY TO DIcKER
Papers Declare II is Unthinlsable
That Great Conflict Should Be
Settled Without Negotiation
With Germans.

u,,tln N,.,it an uo-f,.t,,,,..,i,.u.
"H'i "'fhh'hN WI ''"-' !" -ikh
thc IHsicr tixaii unls--S the trrms
arr ssscttnilr tn her. snutiuur
=. a.. -. A.. a.. -. -.
ih'lri-'
We must make up uur uiind-
even Tor the cNtfsmc step ssiA~
tlE Taurhin't "If tho entente
sciHl- ~ conditions which are In
contradiction to the prin,ipl,- W.
ussFpisTi aud tho entente appfut-
cd ssiunfrr propU-nl- must BE-
nntdg Nlith tan b. ftsuutihd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
BE PATRIOT AND ATTEND THE
GREAT VICTORY LOAN MEETING
At THE ARMORY AT 8 TONIGHT

LBUQUERQUE citizens will hold meeting tonight at
clock at the amory for the purpose Of usheng in the
victory campaign in BernGluo county The meeting
will until 80 clock and expected by the loan commit
and the chamber Of which has charge that the
armory will be filled TO capacity
Zach Cobb collector Of the port Of III Paso and
brilliant speakers Of the southwest will deliver the
address Dr A. p Wedge viii preside and Rev M Manda
Ari will pronounce the invocation.
Members Of county loan committee pointed out this
ing the victory lean the most important of all loans and
that Albuquerque Bernao county have such organ
and show such the campaign that they will
over the top In record time
Hundreds be accommodated In the armoy, stated
of committee today and expect every citizen to at least
|attcmpt standing NJ the meeting
Medals for former bond sales win be presented to the Boy
Scouts by Judge Hickey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Let's Match Loudon
They II Come Around

yVIlTH a spectacular feat Of
w wireless telephony, by
W which $4,000 persons ia
Washington heard President vii.
sons victory loan message from
the lips Of an aviator 1900 feet
above them. the fifth and last lib.
erty loan campaign began with u
rush today.
Locally the drive is to be ush.
cred IN by u rousing ma,t meeting
~ the armory tonight. In another
column, we print an interview with
Robert W. Loudon Of Alhuquer.
puc. who has earned the distinc.
tiun of being the oldest doughboy
in the American army. He j. 90
Years old hut in order 20 be al.
lowed 10 enlist. he told the army
authorities only two-thirds Of the
truth. aud gave his age ~ forty
llc comes back 10 us with two in
jurics. received on the field ~ hat
tlr.
What kind Of Albuquerque shall
loudon fmdf Shall the good old
town prove worthy of such q citi.
yrn1 Can We afford 10 allow this
veteran Of ours 10 be- ashamed
cf u.s.
That i,n Z the Albuquerque way.
u isn't the Brrnalillo county way.
/, isn't the New McNico way.
let 90, all pull together snd see
whether We cnu 3 match Loudon s
accomplishments m the field Of the
Argunur with our accomplish
mcnts 100 the field Of victory
finance.
One. Two, thrrc-wr'rc Off
Again und urafn are the Gs-msns
Surviving 90 uso rrr.idcnf wilson's
fourteen vague peace points as 3D.
s,ohk behind which thcS may avoid
iIvlnr the fuil consequence ~ thtif
I.ts
Thor latest effort 20 hidc behind
uur prcsiduuts coat tails iH 'tiucuced
BOZ certain rs .rut uttertuHeH hN tic
German prsss. which .rdulrsH in hif
90 hrIiudu about IUrWuuy.r attended
i,iufal 90 HlEn the peace treaty uu.
l,ss tIr iHrus uIc framed tu her lth.
IHE
As Gar 90 fu'H bluff ls concerned
the world viii MOOT d' much worry iuF
tUUu. what th, Huns w.il du ur Will
uHf tu W. 900 frnl rrI #HuIhly sure
that when tho tWr yumts Germany
Will stgu whatever treaty Dr. presented
Goo her just as she yielded Co thr tl.
lIss in the nAu4ir controversy, despite
fus fact fhat FhD went Hu ftr us t1
Iafr.sou that Baltic seaport in au 'f.
fort tu cuuNlur. the allivs That she
would not surrender % without q
frht
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
TO UNION LABOR

A DVOCATES Of the proposed charter have undertaken
~ deliberate effort 20 Line labor for the proposed
change from business politics IN the Albuquerque
government An attempt being made exploit labor 10 Use
the this political end aud To accomplish
political purpose. You have been told aud still being told
today that without representation the city commits
sion and that the only you representation adopt
this proposed charter which restores the olmc alermanc
government thny disguised under another
This effort reflection the intelligence of the
of Albuquerque who cards The has by
whcu politicians and ambitious for political prcemon
the union organizations for their purpose The union
Albuquerque recall that Commissioners Walter W. Conne and
Charles Wade endorsed aud supported by the mns of this
mission Moreover all members of the city commission have
membership the city commission five II the people such
Their contention supported 10y ample legal authority
that any change desired city government
accomplished under the present charter whereas under the
posed charter YOl WILL. HAVE NOTHING TO SAY ABOUT
AMENDING THE FORM or CHARACTER OF YOUR LOCAL
SGONERNMENT THAT WILL BE ATTENDED TO by THE
STATE LEGSLATl RE AT SANTA FE.
The Morning journal Bob luney and il is understood Former
Alderman Clyde Tmpc the principal advocates of this pro
posed new charter.
amy Of these likely appeal yuu sincere in amy c
seeking issue here between br business and
union IAbori
DO be- nickcd hy spccous iorts o herd the union
labor of this and for this charter b the old
time trick of the politician arousng of prejudice.
Remember that there the election tomorrow
whether shall continue business government m Abuucr
que turn town back TO the politicians
Your memory former days and your sound Judgment viii h
your guides IN determining this issue
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
DOTS AND DAsHEs

London The first Boishevik army
operating In the region uf liomcl
along the pripet river has surrender
80 To- tho fkralnlanH. accordiur 90 a
dispatch 10 the Central Ncwr
Paris Failure hns again met tho
efforts To smooth out the Italian
Iuro.SluN situation Nnuthor meet
ing was held YESTERDAY which itesl-
dent Wilson did not attend.
Bustun The telephone ftrikc that
crippled Sew ENGLAND since lnsi
Tuesday was settled nt conference
uf the strikers and representative o'
the comps MES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

Paris Tho council pi four has mo-
ffI'u the German government that
the associated puwrrH cannot receive
messenger representa- Uf Nnts
uIllra. The German government
must appoint Representative with
plruiputeutiArY puwtrH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
PRISONER NABS CAR
OF WARDEN OF PEN
AND MAKES ESCAPE
ssreill pisrArca 70 n,r rraAlp

SAINT, o.. a. a. Ami 20 r. y
nciiart. prisoner 30 tuo state pcni-
tcntIary here. SERVING term Cor the
theft of tn automobile and faciug ln
additional charge ut arm dcsertion
this WOrnlnE touk uu automobile h".
longing 90 tho warden ~ the psul.
IeuuurN and escaped
bcilHrt we s,ut up from Alhu-
uurruur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

Kansas cfsv--lIi.so 70 liszs.
chicsso-,iiss 20 sse.ss.
Dsnvsr--iiaso to sisao.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

London srblstopul huv been oync
uated hy the trlm"lu government
which IN ptpcooding Co Constantine.
pie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
wholr iamii, Icruic.

Someone Addison. Z believe Do was
nls said. Troops ~ heroes uudiHtiu-
ruHhrd dir" iiui how much more
frIp BE- This 0f th. troops who undla-
uuru shed ute. THE Luudun family
90 Albuquerque Hro uUrhHUa not
known beyond their immediate sur
roIuNul lui ypt they well might
challenge uuy family bon America in
ths mHttef uf extraordinary hero.
Isri.' uH a citation Cor the distinguish
tf service eros. would Hiy
EHly m co.. war Mr l.oudou's som.
Iud adopted Hou anti sHu.ln-luw uu-
listed
- como from fighting stock =
Scotch fnr cream ut the Highlands.
boo says "My ntho fouFtr n tho
Dlyil war and my grandfather in she
Revolution How Couldl stay Ht
romo with this great cohflict going
on
ue var so wen known In Albu-
queruu, hp couldn't ref III sertlfp FOR
at that time Uncle sam hnrrrd men
Who wore more than Co.. - Mr
Lpldou vent 20 ~ rnsa, 'rcN and
enlisted as t private On the r"ii ur.
ull,Iy on September rs, iei1
Todd TNso-thiris uf Trpth.
"Nu. ! didu't he tu ret.tu service.
he declares - merely said I was
Co. HW 60. you know, 10 wasn't
nere-snr, tu nY how usdeh more.
told th' truth 30 rirht I Just didn.i
tell the whole truth
/ une ot BIZ wound strWes was won
when q piece ~ shrupuol entered ths
/ back of bic neck. cauHlnr temporary
paralysis a. ho fgi forward hs
T knocked out several tqoth
/ lut a. soon uH be- WI able 10 gel
d uui again De- was back ~ the from
and fought until an exploding bomi
tore the flesh and shattered the hono'
. OF his right foot mti-aed % ill up
] ht says.
iio was three months in l hospltt
this time. and hr Nill walks with
limp Aud etrry uup means pain
/ liut thr.r I. uo complaint for Pr
tContinnc-i ou pare sfNcn.l
Evening star., 1919-12-07

r The Twentieth Century Club met
Tuesday at the Cosmos Club. when
Mrs Lyman B. Swormstedt spoke of
Bread" William Mather Lewis. di-
rector of thrift. United States Treas
ury described The Present Orgie of
National Extravaganza" and Mrs,
Charles Hamlin spoke of the Girl
Evening star., 1919-12-07

Scout movement. The club is CON
tributing individually to the near
east relief fund and it was voted
that q special contribution be cullect-
ed in the same manner on behalf OF
the Children's Hospital.
The archaeological section. Mrs.
John Lowe, leader. win meet at her
home Tuesday.
The art section will meet with Mrs.
Dayton S. Ward. leader. Thursday at
3 o'clock
Mrs. John Van schaick, leader of the
French section, will have the section
with her Wednesday at o'clock.
The parliamentary section will meet
with its leader. Mrs. NJ. r. Campbell,
Tuesday
Mrs. Henry ThurtelI. leader of the
reconstruction section. asks for more
workers to make surgical dressings at
Red Cross Headquarters. 1920 Connec-
ticut avenue The rooms are open
every day. 49,,
The Round Table will meet tomor-
row evening at the Calvert Club, II
Dupont circle. A business meeting at
the same place is scheduled Tuesday
at $50 pm.
The Cornell WOmen's Club will M eet
Tuesday at pm, at the College
Women's Club. DR.. e. F. Smith will
speak on The. National Peace Power
and Carlton"
Pat,iots' Memorial Chapter. ID. A. r..
met Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mrs. William Curtis White. The
regent, Miss Carolene Smith pre-
sided. A sum for the Florence Crit
tenton Home was voted. Ten dollars
was presented to the chapter by Mrs.
Gadsby. to be applied to the support
of our French orphan girl. The
names of Mrs. Moses of this city and
Mrs. Webster of Boulder. Colo. were
voted in as members. During the So
cial hour gentlemen were present.
The Continental Danes Chapter. ID.
a. r., was entertained Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Earl Goodwin. A pro-
gram for the season was arranged
along patriotic lines, and it was voted
to continue the support of French
orphan.
The District Division Of the U. d. G.
held its annual convention recently
at Confederate Memorial Hall. Officers
for the following year are: Mrs.
Lee Benoist. president: Miss Helen
Griffith. first vice president: Mrs.
Cuthbert Harrison. second vice presi-
dent: Mrs. John Bryan. recording Sec
retary: Mrs. Paul Anderson, corre-
spending secretary: Miss Grace Nor
gan. treasurer; Mrs. Stephen Ford,
registrar; Mrs. Maude H. Smith. his
torian: Mrs. Wallace Streater. pariia-
mentarian; Mrs. Goodwin D. Els
worth, chaplain: Miss Francis Weeks,
auditor: Mrs. Thompson. custodian.
and Mrs. Gustavus Werber, custodian