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Evening star., 1919-09-05
Let Walter Stop EN-.

Perhaps the Yankees intend to launch
a fall campaign similar to the great
drive of the Giants in 1915. when the
McGraw band smashed all previous ma
jor league records by winning twenty
six straight games. The Yanks have
eight straight now, and will play the
second division Red Sox and Nationals
for another week before meeting the
sturdier opposition from the West
Evening star., 1919-09-05
GEORGE {. GERTMAN. Attorney.

IN THE SrPEEME COURT OF THE DIS
tr:ct of Columbia, Holdng Prohat" CoiIrt.
In rc estate OF Charles s. Neidnlan. VI"
ceased. Administration No 2tHtsl.-Applica
tinn having been mad' herein for III probate
of the last VIII and t"Stun.n nj of said Charles
:. Wg.dnIan. deceased. sla."d February L.,
1919. and for letters t"~tarentarv Icy Annir
Weitman. his widow and "N"cTtri-. it s
dprcd by tir court th~ lSln day of August
\. u. 1919. that hattie SnsSar. Carri" Smith
BERTHA Smith. Katie Smith Emma Alder
brandt. Gould Mcbride and liza Mcbride, and
all others concerned. appear in said court
Monday. the 2nth day Of September,
AID 1919, at ~ o'clock am. To show cause
if any they have. why surh application should
not be granted. Let notice hereof he published
in the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star in each Of three successive
weeks before the return day herein mentioned.
the first publication to be not less than thirty
days before said return day. WILLIAM HIrZ.
Justice. tSeal.l A true coy. Attest: THEO-
D0RE C0GSWEI.L. Deputy Register of Wills.
Evening star., 1919-09-05
VIRGINIA..
".\ORTii HILL"
COLONIAL beach. VA.
LEGAL NOTICES.
FRANK VAN SAINT. Attorney.

SUPREME COURT OF THE blSIRi. "f
Columbia Holding l'robat" court
oS1So Administrat tion.-ThiS is 70 give h',is' i
has obtained from the Probate Court ~ tnp
District of Columbia letters testamentary ON tile
estate of Sarah X. Moore" iate or me ''s'lni :"
Co,uuhi, deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned 10 eS-
hibit the same with the vouchers thereof
legally authenticated. to the subscriber on or
before the 2Sth day of August. A.b i92o
otherwise they may by law he excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my iiahh
this osth day of August, 1919. GER TRl DE N
BI'RNIAM 1902 Euclid street tSeal AT
test: JAMES TANNER. Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk OF the rro-
h.,. cnrrr SCI. 10
Evening star., 1919-09-05
IN SPOTLIGHT
Yankee Youngster Hailed as Great
All-Round Performer-Crack
Lead-Off Man.

There are several things that ball
players do on rainy days, and chief of
their diversions is getting close to
the cloth of base ball chat. One of
the subjects of conversation right
now is Wilson Fewster. who is bet
ter known to the fans as Chick.
Even in the ranks of the Yankees
Fewster is recognized as a star. There
are certain points about his playing
that will have to be Smoothed off,
but right now the Baltimore kid is the
best prospect in the major leagues.
With the possible exception of form
ing one of a battery there is no po-
sition on a ball club that Fewster
cannot fill acceptably. He is a sec
ond baseman of recognized worth.
He is good shortstop, although not
the best. and a third baseman of un-
usual talent. In fact. until the deal
was closed that will bring Bobby
Meusel to the Yankees Huggins had
determined to shift Fewster over to
third if j. Franklin Baker retired
from the game, as he threatened to
do
Evening star., 1919-09-05
STEAMSHIPS.
Merchants & Miner: Trans. Co

WeI CUdIIS U WIUtI. ITdUS. co.
Operating Freight and Passenger Steams.i %
in regular service
Between
Boston and Philadel lphia
Boston md Norfolk
Boston and Baltimore
Providence and Norfolk.
Providence and Baltimore
Philadelphia, Savannah an
Jacksonville.
Baltimore and Norfolk
Baltimore and BOstcn.
Baltimore and PrOvidrr--
Baltimore, Savannah anu
Jacksonville.
Full Information
General Agent Each Port.
Evening star., 1919-09-05
WOODS
SCHOOL
3lI e. Capitol 81,
Shorthand
Typewnting
Civil Service
Bookkeeping

Oay-NI8b b"o
First in Location.
First in Efficiency.
First in the hearts of its Stu
dents.
Our instructors have an average
experience of IL years.
If you are interested in Civil Serv-
ice it will pay you to enter our new
class now forming.
mo Failures Is the Motto of Our
Teachers"
From 9oTo to 1870 is the average
attained by many.
Over 1000 students Last Year.
Rates, Q months, day, $50; night, $50
18th Year. Tel. Lincoln p
PRIVATE LESSONS IN MATHEMATICS,
sciences. languages. music; university gradu-
ate; 20 years experience. Prof. J., Box 513,
1lth st. station, city. 8s
Evening star., 1919-09-05
RESORTS.
PENNSYLV ANA.

Chapman Manor, Elne 81, EIasinr Elass s"m%;: mr.,h
sr. cool nights in III" mountains: bfauf'tnl
country ara drives; cool ston. house: fresh
vegetables from garden. J. l.. CHAPMAN.
Evening star., 1919-09-05

PADDED MOTOR VANS FOR LONG-DIS-
tance and local hauling: packing and cratin.:
done by experienced men; storage 81 per
month up. CONNECTICUT STORAGE AND
EXPRESS Co., sos Phon. Line. 2123
CLEAN. DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITURE
and pianos. Estimates cheerfully given Con
venent location. WESCHLER'S $40 Pa ave-
NV. Phone Main 1882.
SAFETY FIRST
ABSOLUTELY FIREPRO0F STORAGE
UNITED STATES STORAGE co.
Rooms 81 90 and up. Moving. Packing
Phone Main 4229. 41S-420 10Th ST. NV
STORAGE.
500 Rooms. New and Clean.
Safe storage for household goods and me7-
chandise. Special storage for rugs and pianos.
vanlt storage.
MOVING, PACKING. GRATING SHIPPING.
Moderate prices. Expert work.
WINTER BUILDING STORAGE,
Phone n. SS45. 143S Z st. ~
Evening star., 1919-09-05

THE UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
L. ADoLPH RICHARDS. d. A.. N. s.. PRIN :.
529 10Th st. NV. franklin 2OsO. Mathema ties
fall branches). Physics. English. Latin, French
Spanish. bookkeeping. Certificate admits to
all uniYerSities. Tuition & ner Inonfh
Evening star., 1919-09-05
STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

RESULTS OF YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Washington S-3; Philadelphia. 2-6.
Detroit. =; st. Louis, O..
Evening star., 1919-09-05

Another meeting of the Amateur
Base Ball Association is to be held
tonight at 613 14th street. Various
matters that have relationship to the
series for the District title and to
the intercity games with Richmond
are to be discussed and perhaps set
tied.
Evening star., 1919-09-05

Probably the surprise of the series
is the showing Southern is making
Nobody expected that the Terminal
''Y'' League champions would do any
thing like as we'll as they have. They
were looked upon as the weak Sis
ter of the series. but in almost every
game they have been giving their
opponents real struggles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

pfalzol Germany. Jan. as. 1919.
Dear Eva.
Two letters from you yesterday,
written the nfth aud seventh We
are sull IN the snmo httio old dirty.
shrinking town. How ! hatc lt
'pf cuursc We hear an sorts of
Wild rumora about what wo are going
to 80. bur We sull sit here hating our
selves und the world in general You
insist in knowing how ! am. Well
physically ! am AN - H. but mentally
! am in IAN awful shape u has NOT
been very cold but plenty of rain. I
don't believe the SUN ever shinca
80 chance to SEQ ANYTHING here
onlS dirty homes aud people / should
not be- kicking FOR I am very lucky
10 he alive, but I am so fun OF con-
ditnns here. 70 little has 10 lenk ont
or ! would bust | ann keeping up
my training in a WY that helps 20
break tho monotony a uiiic w hnVo
been very lucky here so Tar. very little
sickness aud ccrtainl, hope it con-
tinues ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
WORLDWIDE ARMY
PROPOSED TO THE
PEACE CONFERENCE
France Presents Plan for Interna-
tionai Military Force; which
Must Be Large Enough 70 Pre-
vent Breach Of Peace.

Paris. Fob. 1.-THE French gov
eminent formally presented TO the
league of nations commission last
niRht an article creating an intsrna-
tionai military force. The introduce
tion of this article for inclusion In
the society of nations plan closely
follows tho disclosure hy Premier
clemenccau In his recent interview
with the Associated Press OF his con-
vistion that the league OF nations
must be supported "hy the determina-
tion % each nation entering Into the
agreement 20 be willing 20 renouncc
its traditional aloofncas from other
peoples and willing 20 employ tho na-
tOnal utrouEth Ouudds its oun coun-
ny both IN time Of peacs hs well a.
under the pressure of war"
The contcntlon OF Leon bourgeois.
who presented the article In question,
N that the International force pro
posed must be Of sufficient propor-
lions 10 prevent uormany Or any
--~-~-~~~---- ---~---~<~~-@~~~~>-~~s.-A
ltonflnmcd on page tuo.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
Drilling Will Hum When Cold
Weather Ends and Experts As
sert Chances Are Excellent for
Opening Of New Field.
BIG MONEY PREPARING TO
INVESTIGATE WHOLE STATE
II There Is Oil in New Mexico II
Will BE Found During 1919, Is
Opinion of Veteran OIL Pros.
pecior.

tom m,r of widr experience boz
tI, Development uf new utl UcldH.
each rrproapuiInr HuhHtuutlHl uu d"t
Ntluumtut tuWpHui,H. wrfD Boz Nihu.
uu,uIu llHi uIHht ou their WY 90 uH
muNt SECTIONS UI NrW MrNigu whore
they uIU interested either BOO nrtiNU
dtlNuE ur iu preparation for luIlin
fut rl HH soon uH fhU winter Boz ,nipi.
Asking that tnrr uum,s ho with.
hold Tor business rtuHuuH u'l luur
men expressed tho trliof thHt hDlurr
thr end of l1lH uu, ur more uruIufius
Wells would Itfr hrrn drilled boz
three aul pufshi' four sections ui
Sew MyAIsu urH thut this W1tn NiiI
have h,vu uul uu she uil producing
map
Practically uu of ue erolorIsH
who MuNt HuIl,d the N,W MrsIru
fields urr,' iNNt thO prospects ur,
excellent ur oIl boz thH ruto.' mNd
one of tID oI proapoctor Nnu
need uO fuIth.r evidence uf thD ,ur
uI,urr gtuluEIais have in WIH -Nt,
cham the number uf his lulhnr out.
Nfg nov lu thU IuliH ana ready tU
come boz backed hy tht bIr.,st n-
forests Boo thD 600 producing world.
W. Hrr convinced that 900 VIII hp
found boo Sew Mrsico and il thrrr .t
uIl BOO mo stHtr N VIII have been DTS.
covered h,fui, thr end eff 1919"
From these men Hni from Oilsf
source. 10 ir lDruri thut th, lrIlnu'
Thus Coo dome n Sew MoNipo is moro.
N 70 pr'piutuN nurr,, compared t0
the drilling thlf H 90 hu done duuua
ihD spring IUI summer of This NpHT
81 present fl. MOST prnuu HInn n|
prospects HrH sI.H iu hr BOO thp Garter
oil COMPANY we'll west ot Gallup
utnr the Sow MrNlco- Arizona Uur
and 300 whlt H really tho uolhrpnt
Arizona fold NeNt in favor is con
sidorod tho TnituU on CompanN's Wel
uclr Eur.uo. said tp bo giving Undtot-
TORS nf approaching OH strata.
Thprr ufr nov olaht hir drilling
nutiitb operating between HrroH. TUN.
end Roswell 'n sputhcnst New Mes
iru. Drills HHH HHuninH in QUAY and
Union counti"H A numhcr of arm.
inE outfits Hrr IH tho state waiting
tnr less HDl.r. weather hpfnrc roiua
into operation
Thlrr is uel founded ulmaf ..
tho effect Chat drilling ON un eN.
irnWND FUHI. r"f hn begun boz IHt
ucnr future reIr Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
1900 CATTLEMEN
INVITED HERE TO
BIG CONVENTION
New Mexico Cattle and Horse
Growers Association Prepares
TO Mail Personal Invitations 10
Every Cattle Owner in State.

The New MeNiro cattle and Horse
Growers association Will extend per-
sonal invitations 20 three thousand
the association in this city. March
IS, - and -. The Invitations now
being prepared, will be- mailed under
personal address ana viii not only
extend the invitation hut will point
out the importance Of cooperation
among cattlcmen 90 meet conditions
created by drought a,id severe winter.
The New MeSico Cattle aud Horse
Growers association, according 10 the
records ~ the central office here. now
has about 500 members who own a
tolnl Of AOu.OnO hrnd nl caiilo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

Washington. rch IA broader
field Tor thriN propaganda this wear
than the mere selling of stamps has
been chosen hN th, national Wat Haf-
inrA organization and its district and
state htnnChCH Thousands of work.
erH are instructed, ii was announced
today 90 preach practical rrnHnns Tor
Intelligent stNiuE, wise spending
avoidance of waste and safe invest
mont
70 this end, activities of tho war
savings organizations viii include
publication oi circulars traching
thrift, organization ot war savings so
ctrtos establishment OF courses OF
thrift STUDY m schooh and colleges.
cooperation with libraries 900 oncour-
aging rCuding uf thritt mntorInl ana
with mduHtrirs tp promote saving
among employees.
Practical thuu, m1s guido book
issued for war savings workers. Cpn-
sisis Of these four practiccs
"'irst Wee spending, preceded hN
thought IA make certain that tho pur.
chaser gets his moneys worth i1
commodity, comfort, service. recron
ton or advancement II imploH th,
balancing of an needs. present uud
future and uf means uf meeting thnal
needs ana then spending in such d
way us 10 meet tho most urgent
uocds.
second Intelligent saving. which
consists largely Of foregoing ~ con.
Fidered or foolish present expenditures
Ia order To be able TO secure Ia tho
future either ncgcssitics or oven more
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
Delegates From United States
Feel That Country Has Done
Full Share in Aiding Finances
of Entente Powers.
ECONOMIC WAR PLAN ONCE
MORE REARs ITS HEAD
Despite Its Violation Of One Of
Wilson's Fourteen Points, Ger.
tain Statesmen Are Determined
70 Put II Through,

Paris. Ven. o. While President
WILSON aud the allied arcmiers and
generals uir deeply crerossod In per-
footing the plan Tor the creation OF a
society OF nations. ana arranging tho
now terms 90 De Imposed upon Ger
many fpr n renewal uf the nrmistlce.
rspiring ncNt Monday. other subjects
of the greatest Importance are being
prepared Ter tho consideration ~ tho
peace conference. u b. expected that
tine conference will spend little time
d.Hcu Ing them however, and Will
liaHs most uf thom ON to the society
Of nations when the latter has been
created ana b. ready 90 function.
I'ooi uf Debts Urged.
Steps have bone taken Ca commit
tho peace conference 10 the adoption
Df great international pooling sys.
tom of debts which shan include all
neutral nations whether they wish Ia
ur not This viii meet with the most
determined resistance from the Amer
irln delegates, Who feel that Amrrl-
rH dIi her fuli share ln aiding the all
lirH hN furnishing troops ANA almost
Unlimited supplies ~ money und ma
t'riul They ARE understood to he quite
williyr Co extend further credits 20
permit France to rohahilitato hcr In.
iuHtrlpH, ana enable her and iielgium
Ha we'll 60 hold their own In the
MurId'H market but they thoroughly
appreciate tho ftcf that il is beyond
fhrir power tu commit their cot ,trA
io participation iu ans monetary
credit Nstou with European powers.
They tFn feel that some uf these
countries have been deroliot IN not
imposing additional taxes unoH their
ut least m part their obligations. In
stead ~ calculating upon reimburse
mvut from iudomnitlca 20 be collected
ftum the enemy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
surc viii be- GLAD 10 get back %
tho ola place ard 70 TO work"

Sure viii be- glad 10 get back %
tho ola place and 70 to work"
'pfAlzel, Jan. rs.
"A little excitement In town last
nlsht A tire broke out In one OF
the houses and OF course they had n
lot Of hay and animals stored In ID
and that made q interesting. The fIra
department is very interesting. Noah
must have had Il In the Ark.
The battalion IL having q school
tuf conhs aud mess serEeants nov, and
OF course ! have 70 be instructor.
Most Of the Older people here treat us
very wen, bat the younger ones ars
not crnay about us.
fheY are all diplomatic ana try 10
Keep our good viii, for I thlnn they
think we viii feel sorry for them. hut
goodness knows I have no sympathy
lor any OF the round heads VIZ can
hup q little stun 10 drink but the beer
we act ~ worsA than our near beer al
hone The bread the Germans have
is sure awful stuff; black. heavy and
sour and looks a. though Il hai
straw and aaNdusl In ~ Hone Won
are g"tting al my letters. Cafl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
Loan Board Meets to
Approve Applications

Members of The JON board Of tho
Nou McAIco lonn and Mortgage cont
pani mo' hst night AZ tho company
offices Cor the confederation OF lonns
applied for tn MnKdulona After
tbuuughiF going over the matters. q
umu.t of thc lo1us were granted
o. d. harrington. E H prltchnrd.
D. n. norris ana ralph Melboutn.
who attended the meeins were Aeil
pleased Win the showing which the
COMPANY nHH made no far this season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
DOTS AND DAsHEs

Washington Administration lead
cn IN the house Won their nght tor
the new three year building program
of ton hhttlcships and ten scout
cruisers, when the naval uppropriu-
ton hill was adopted hy q vote OF iei
10 lf2.
Paris Tho Ha,as agency gives out
the statement by tisruunt 'hinda,
Japanese delegate to the peace cpn-
ference declaring The reports tu h"
untrue that Japan has exercised
pressure ON china 90 restrain the aC-
ton OF china 40 tho conference.
BASEL The German national az
somhh elected Friedrich Ebert presi-
dent Of the German state lN vote
Of si7 out OF 37H votes.
Washington Tho national war
labor hoard Will Intervene to settle
tho textile strike az Paterson. y lp
under an agreement reached hl rep.
r,ACntutiyes Of both sides
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
FILTH AND EVIL SMELLS OF
GERMAN TOWN DISGUST LOCAL
MAN IN ARMY OF OCCUPATION

Sergeant Carl IL Parsons a Well Known Albuquer-
quean, Belonging to Co. A. 324 M. c. Battalion,
Now With the A. f. F. in Germany, Writes Let
ters Indicating That All German Towns Are Not
the Paragons of Cleanliness and Order They Are
Cracked Up to Be; Germans Try to Treat Amer
leans Diplomatically, but F Fail to Make Hit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
pol- and Huns Must Quit.

London. rcb. ~ OIavasl Tho al.
hed governments have ordered ths
Poles and the Germans 10 cease hos
illiiiee. according 20 Newspaper ~.
ports received here today from Berlin
by way % Copenhagen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
ARMISTICE TERMS
TO MAKE HUNS BEHAVE
FIXED BY CONFERENCE
o, rrt AssoelArsp rWusa

Farls Feb l2he council meeting today decided
ON The conditions for the renewal OF the Germany
corling 20 an official announcement.
French Unofficial issued after the meeting
ference commission society of nations this morning
II y reported that step made
h American and British delegates having decided views
o France regarding the creation of international fleet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
lhIr eriArr. 10 nrsnln.

london Foo. ie All the strikers
boz thr DNd, district have heon in
slruUtyI us WrI leaders 10 return 10
work tomorrow. The Instructions
were issucu TODAY hy ths Joint COM
mittcr OF tho strikers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
Two Wagon Loads
Of. w. w. Nabbed

Chicago. lrh. 11 goNpru.
mcut agents Iud tho police t1.
day wiJrl tho Chlcarn head
quarters uf ihu Z W ". ANA
arrested $500 patrol waron
loads of officials und cm.
ploNcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
Dunn. IilllIne. Trndr Mndc.

cleveland o.. Frb. President
Va nes g. Dunn ~ the cleveland Nm-
orican league club. today traded
Catcher Josh Billings to the ST. Louis
American league team for Catcher
Leslie Nunnmnkcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

The following letters present Illuminating view Of the
conditions IN Germany encountered by the occupation
Although untouched by the years frightfl
warfare and spared either pagng avshmen enemy the
deserihed driy md snkmp ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

DELEGATE TOLD
TO DISCLOSE CONTENTS
OF FAR EASTERN PACTS
~ u,s Assoe,arso rrrss

London Feb i2nron Nobuk Maxine Of the Japanese
delegation the peace conference has been instructed disclose all
the unpublished treaties between Cna aud Japan Reuter- dis
patch from Toxic today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
Former compander Of Fleet Pub.
fishes Book Describing Trying
Times in Early Part Of War
Huns Had More Light Craft.
MAsTERLy COUP CONFUSED
THE GERMANS AT JUTLAND
Shift Of British Naval Forces
Threatened Foe With Being
Crossed, and Flight Was Only
Avenue Of Escape Left Open.
ss - aa.n.l.trn rsra.

London Feb. o. The dangers 10
which tho british Grand fleet short
~ cruisers. drstruyprs and with de-
fsuseirss bases was exposed during
the first two ana one-hnlf years ~
the war owing g. the German uH" %
submarines. mines and torpedoes. is
described in u book written 10y Al
mlrni Nisc,unf Ioiiiroe former come
mandrr ~ tho fleet ana published
today. covering the activities ~
tgil-iG
Admiral Isllicoo points out that the
German hIrh HoHs firrt possessed Ne
destroyers compared with a. Tor the
grand fleet and reveals that owing to
the submarine menace the grand fleet
in tho IAN ~ iGti moved from inuEh
swllly aud only returned 90 The North
sca when the anchorage ln Sctpa be-
came reasonable safe.
Neither In October 1874 nor in
MAY. 1919. Admiral Iclllcoo EayH. did
the british margin Of superiority jus
ufy him in disrorardins the enemy o
torpedo fire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

Tho situation gradually improved
after 1878. especially Hs the light
cruiser and destroyer forces Wsh the
grand fleet Increased steadily Hftur
the battle uf Iutlaud. considerably rv-
duciuE fhr danger uf successful tore
prdu attack while thu inclusion Vt
class Is submarine mad. 10 probable
that tho enemy would suffer more
severely from Submarine attack than
the BRUSH Regarding 1918. Admiral
IvlllUup says.
The position WIS assured uni We
could have afforded tu take rlal n
which Iu lHI would have been most
uuwlsc no the GrrWlu flrpt had
como out to battle trIrihl, punish
mtnt awaited them"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12
Iiaitlc of Ju,lnnd

ono.th.fd uf tho HdwlraiH book is
devoted 90 the battle of lutlaud iu
cumming up the lessons uf the battle.
Admiral IUliDu" dwyllt upon tho
danger involved in leaving Too much
h. chance in fleet action hrDHusD uur
ilcrt WIS tho one and uulN factor vital
90 the existence ~ the empire aud,
indeed. o. the allied cause.
we had un reserve outside thy
battle fleet which could iu uuN way
replace u IN the event of dl.iHivr ur
oven should its margin oi superiority
bo eliminated
ADMIRAL Jgllicuo aiNH ho knew mat
his ships were innduuhicN protected
with aruor compared Co tho tirrmHu
vessels % the battle cruiser type while
the G,. man fleet 400 the battle uf lut.
land was far better Oft IN tho NUM-
her OF destroyer lu addition the
Germnns possessed "u must efficient
armor piercing she'll The admiral
continues.
when the battle fleets approached
there WIS a difference ~ reckoning
tContinecd On page twu,l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-12

NEW YORK METAL MARKET.
Now York, Feb. ii.--Copper easier:
eiectrolytic NV az. no sales report
ed. Iron ana spolter unchanged.
Lead quiet. spot offered at sic:
February soc. A. London. spot cop
per ~. 70, los. tin IN. 22e. 81. Others
unchanged.
The Washington times., 1919-10-23
FINE POSITIONS

.rrry day are secured by placing an ad In
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The Washington times., 1919-10-23
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN

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