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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01
French Journals
Say Clemenceau's
Statements Weak

PARIS, Aug l-"Nery weak,
summarizes the French press com
ment OF the recent statement by
Premier lcmcncesu, IN behalf oi
the peace conference, regarding
Hungary and Bella Kun. which was
virtually an appeal TO the Hun
garlan people to he good" and leave
Ruman,a alone.
The tone OF the statement is ic-
ierred TO with a A>od deal of sar-
caSm, The general opinion IS that
the allies should deal with the
Hungarian situation with a strong
hand, not with soft appeals 10
reason where reason apparently IS
conspicuous by It's absence The
time for delicaCy is past. It j., felt.
and the people Of Hungary should
he told ilirly that the only chance
they Nave for the restoration of
peace and order and prosoerl,y IS
20 rld themselves OF Bella Kun.
Mcanwhlle many leading French
journals urge the peace conference
TO send an cNpcd.tionary force into
Hungary drive wedge between
Russia and hungarian bolshc-
N,m and then clean up" the SIT
ua'lon by force oi arms II threats
and warnings ial
he peace conference. however.
continues 10 hold ou, against any
such solution by force and persists
IN the view that means Of peaceful
pcr'ua''on. by propaganda and un-
official representations, are not vet
exhausted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

Mrs. u. Franklin rhll OF l422 West
Thirty first street returned yesterday
morning from a i've weeks Wait in
Lake Beulah, WiS-whcre she was
the guest OF Mrs Edgar kwlng-and
Chicago. Mrs Sanford r. Brooks
of hlS West Fifteenth street, who &C,
con,panicd Mrs. Gill north, !, visiting
school freud IN Chicago Tor week
or two
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

Your credit is an important asset
I, enables you, HERE, TO furnish your
home just as cheap as you could any
where for cash, and yet take your time
about paying. Talk il over with rs.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

night for Colorado Springs. where
they will remain until the first OF
September They viii be Joined the
middle oi the month hy Mr. Whallcy.
& y
Capt aud Mrs Raymond 8 Ne
Lam and chlldreua RAYMOND and
Dorothy, Of $500 Nottn Mckinley
avenue returned Yesterday from a
three weeks visit with relatives in
Memphis, Tenn, Louisville Ky,
Paxton and Chicago Ill, and other
points in the three states.
Mr.. II w Pen,ecost o! 8l4 West
eycn,eenh street lett yesterday for
Colorado Springs. where he will join
his sister Miss Lc,ha pen,ecoN OF
Los Angelic, cal
W
Mrs. + {. Lain and daughters, the
Misses Glcnns Belle and Margaret
OF lIJS West For,e,h street. accom-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

a week motor trlp upon which they
vi'hed friend, m Tulsa and Bar,les-
vile. Ms, kah.c spent several day,
IN Bdrtlc,..''c with her COUSIN, Miss
France kAhlc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

Both the Cleveland Indians and the
Cincinnati Reds look like a million
dollars right now Hu, you never can
tell FOR years these two outfits have
been flirting with pennants for part
OF season only 70 curl up and blow
before the finish.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-01

Of Seoul. The incident occurred on
a ieryboat running between Chemup
po and a nearby island. The boat
was stopped and all were picked W,
but three were dead
The act Is believed to have been
inspired hy Buddhist superstition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

The condition OF the crop on April
Z iast year WIS 7s.5 per cent Of a
normal while In 1919 u was 6a.t and
the average Of the tsi ten yoam was
sga.
There was an increase in condition
from December ! last year % April
this year OF q points. compared with
an average decline IN the laat zen
ycnrs Of 50 points between thosU
dates
The forecast Of production Of win
ter wheat this year is based on the
assumption Of average abandonment
%. acreage and average influences on
the crop 10 harvest
Tho average condition OF ryc on
April : wus HO. q per cent OF a normal
against sa.s ON April ] last year, see
in 1871 and she the average condition
fof the last ton years ON April I,
The department % agriculture
issued u statement commenting upon
the condition of winter wheat. nnying,
NINETY nine and cirht-tcuths per
cent b. the highest percentage on
record. on the largest ncrcasc ever
planted In this country The condi-
ton improved during the winter. un
unuaiinl occurrence. due e. the Nrfi
favorable winter weather. pnrticulHr
d. tho nhsrucr of alternate frrrzinF
and thHwinF 4 striking feature OF
tho present situation be- uniformly
good condition Ice practically Hll inn
puriunt wheat producing states. rams
lnE from iui boz pnio down 10 HG in
North Carolina. among tho states hny-
ing one million acres or more Kansas.
with approximately 100000 OUT uf
tho I nltad States total OF 10000 900
acrus. shows n condition Of tni. Tho
present moisture conditions through
out the ontlrc country are Ncri Ia
Nouihlc
The winter wheat promise ON
April 2 of s3f .n0O. 600 b. nearly duunic
the YEARLY average production in the
United states Tor The five Ncns boz
fore the war At1.OOO. 900 in 1909
tgtal. and iH nearly 90 pet cent inrg
81 than tho production during ihn
war years iatt-tS. when the .uNora Fe
WnH sG2 0OO.n
''Tho condition Of the crop is hifh-
e. than has been reported on April f
since tss. and tho Indicated Yield ls
higher than ans actual yield Boo nuN
wear with tho exception of tntf when
the yield per acre Was iN.a bushels
per plnted acre followine un Apul
: condition Of ab.G.'
The production Uf nc w1H fore
east hy the department ~ agriculture
~ i0i 900 900 bushels. compared with
Np.1Ot.UON bushels hHt year te.Ys1.-
OnO bushels Boo tHfi Hud asa nnn
bushels. the atrrAEr ui the preceding
five years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
WOOLWORTH. OWNER
OF 5 AND 10 CENT
STORES. SUCCUMDS
Built bi-story Office in Lower New
York, Which Il Said TO Bc Tall
est Building in the World;
Amassed Great Fortane.
.. r-s .s.es,.,ss ,-s..

New Yofk. April s.--Frank WOOL
worth. who started five and teo
cent store al Uuch, \. r.. forty ycatA
ago on capital OF $50 and evcutu-
ally became the millionaire proprietor
uf gfcat chain Of these stores In tho
United States. Canada and England.
died suddenly cary today at his coun-
irt home ~ Glen Cove. Tong Island
Ia addition 20 establishing a bust
ncsa with profits said 20 be nearly
ts.eOO.o00 yearly. Mr. Woolworth
huili the celebrated fifty zone story
Nnoiworth building In lower New
York. said 10 be- the tnlleat building
in tho world.
Iie wus born on farm al ROdman.
Jefferson county. New York. on April
1I. 1859
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
Denver Is Point
For Denobilizing
Western Navy Men

lUUNtI AUrII n The Denver navy
recruiting office has nren drHiEutieh
HH H demuh.iifHuuu headquarters Tor
40 men serving lu thHt branch ui the
service. who enlisted from Colorado.
Nyumlur. Arizona Hrd Nrw MrNiru.
Two pttWa-terH have been aaalEurd
Tor permanent dutt go too local re-
trulUur headquarters 90 attend tu tho
matter uf Dlscharglus the mru. Es-
tlbllshmpu' co. tho office u Denver
VIII lu uVuN with the Necessity fur
disc hHrriuE men tt either the eastern
ui western coast naval training sta
uUua Preparations have been made
to handle ut least 10000 mon durIVg
the nest few muuths.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
FORTY |. ". W NOW
SERVING TERMS TO
Be SHIPPED HENCE
Warrants Calling for Deportation
Of Radicals Now Serving Sen.
toncos In Leavenworth Served
by Immigration Official.

ItrtruWuUr Kan. AurI war
rHr gUm Oh. tn. deportation uf
urfg UUmI.r. OF tu, r -. ~ NOW
serving sentence. .H tho federal pr.s.
uu here. iurudiuE D.. nf the Do rv.
Gently admitted tu hull pcudirr rr.
It.TrE uf thDIr Utsrs veto Served
tO.ll Dob au Immigration official The
Warrants pll f1r deportation ut th"
end oI choir HsufrutUs
The members ut tho I. " "
against whom warrants wrrr served
,hIrIos A.hIr.Th Chicago
IiHEuIr johnson. organizer ut D"H.
TruUfIuu wurirr
l.u. IHf.Hf. san IHuD..Uu
IHu lHuhlI .Uf.lftu tl.i'HT
John Ayia. editor Uf Newspaper af
Patterson. \
N.ImIr ioss.,fr Eu.sIu rNlU
NHtrr T NrfI HhilHIrIpuN.
charles uHIr .hI.IEu.
.THI NrI.uu.
luHr.F# NufHI .u.r editor ul H
Hungarian wttU... Ii 'h."uau.
lUtuU# N.N.. 'UtHI. NH.Nr|
N...t.|nI ~f.IH..rr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

Copenhagen, Apni s.--Hcrr Lands.
berg. minister Of Justice IN the ma
uurl Grrwuh gnNcrumerL was ar
rested yesterday at Magdehurr IN.
capital uf rruasian SaNoni uN mein-
Ism uf regiments stationed there,
Nurdrhurr dispatch reports GCurral
N,n kirist in command Of the fourth
ARMY and hts staff also were arrested,
Former uDputies BrHndcs and ftn-
koi also acre arrested. other arrests
OF social democrats and members ot
the huurgpnisic are planned
The majority Of the MREdchurv
rtrnson symplthiEes with tAo indc-
pendent socialists the message adds.
AH result Of the arrest of Herr
LHuushrrg, state of Siege Was df.
clarrd 90 MsFdehurk and sufticient
force of troops wns set IN movement
tu bring those responsible 20 justice,
according 90 Berlin semi-officiai
atatrIout
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
shnnId Conllnnc nldaIng

Washinrton. April s.-The indus
trini board Of the department % coip-
mrrrr recommended today TO the
sand. gravel and crushed stone indus
tries thnt they continue the practice
OF competitive hidding IN government
ul purchases II n understood the
railroad administration representa-
tiNrs have recommended a 80 percent
reduction In the freight rate on those
commodities when purchased by mu-
rlcipantcs and Tor public improve
mrutH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

Washington April S.lhe largest wheat
for this the department agrieutu
today baug W estimate conditions existing April The
yield Of s3iuOOOOO bushels announced which the
ment guaranteed price Of $226 bhc places the crops value
~ s9i .620OO0
This winter wheat unayorablc conditions
veqp between and of harvest wiz be ljO0OOOO bushels
larger than the record produced 1914 and Pas 100000
bushels than last year
Production Of winter wheat lgi SOS 10000 bushels and
1917 i29Ol 600 bushels while the crop
bushels produced Ia 1914
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
shinrl prrW ~

NV lUTN- NVTIT \ SIIUON DOW
acton uu the srwru and Iu legitimate
srtur. Ia seriously ill 900 his bonn,
h,rr following hiH collapse 100 Detroit
msf week. where hp was Ullmg "a
COMEDY engagement with hiH Wife ts
Uu. .rrtr rhNtDiuus pronounced bits
aIIulut HH H -iumHI o. affection ,HW-
pH,afrd o., J cold and his cuuiiu1l
SERIOUS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
Head of LettiSh
Republic Takes
Oath of Office

|U|TTIT"U NUTT \ II"UIT-T
ff.m NuNuu. dated Npril g. which
reached UyIU fHuai SAYS
ru, president uf the lrttish r".
uHlHU fuuE tho oath before the
f.H.Ht HT utr.iumuut today. Tie
u,uNrr- ui th, bNlp then tpuk the
cath tu support the constitution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

Washington. Aprii b. Rear Admir-
nl William = Sims Will arrive in
Washington luto toda, ftum New
YORK tn make a personal report Co
the navy department on bis two yCtrs
service as commander in chief OF the
American uaVll forces iu European
watprs during the war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
SOME AMERICAN OFFICERS HAVE
BEEN PRUSSIAN-LIKE IN THEIR
TREATMENT OF MEN, is CHARGE

daN deninnding the traii,frr ~
wuutnlrd -oldlcr from the hatc
hn-pltai a, imp bis Ia anothrr
Ia mouklyn.
Thn representative icttcr, ad-
dTt,.s-ld Ia the coIuninthilIiK otit-
car at the lamp Din htr pltii
wus writts'n bcforc he sailed te--
tcrtlny on the tlcyiathan Win
sccroiary of War hakcr ami
members of the house military
affairs ctInmitifNA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
o, r-r .ssos,.tse rsss.

Ncw Nork, April s.-oppFcs-
sinn.. nhu-e uud "frutouic mill
tntl-m." which lic declared were
prncti-sd hN -ouir AmrriCnn
arm, nfficcr- la the trcatincnt of
men under their command, Wur
condemned by Representative Ia
sunrdln. former Culnnnnndcr 90
United Stufe- Tying forces m
ItalA, la q irtIcr made pubiir to-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
German Minister
OF Justice Held;
Then He's Rescued

Copenhagen. April s-Thc mo- (
tnf car in which Herr Lands 4
berg. minister of justice In the
i national German government
! WIS being taken 10 nruns~ick. {,
after his arrest yesterday at
D MaEdehurr hy rcyultinE soldiers. 4
was stopped az Helmstad ANA I
the minister liberated a Berlin
dispatch snNs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
"All or Nothing Now or
Never"
They Fought, Shall They
Work.
Undesirable Citizens


are being practlced by some
supporters of President viii
son +, plan for league Of nation,
Either take this league or per.
pciuatc war they say either
adopt II now or give up the idea
altogether
senator Hitchcock ndulges ~
ihis brand of reasoning in his de
bate with senator l.enrooi. AN ab.
stract Of which We print IN an.
other column. The Nebraska sen.
aior classes those who oppose the
present league plan with those who
oppose u league Of any kind. and
likewise use, the NOW
argument
ln the first place. The defender
of the Wilsonian league j. not con.
,istrni After declaring that we
must bolt down the present plan ol
20 hungry hr admits that be- hopes
to .er some notifications adopted .
The American people are NOT
going 'u hc corrrod into accepting
any league covenant that dur, not
meet their approval This old
country uf ours has rocked along
tamou,ly for the past century and
q quarter without belonging to any
world federation A. hes, America
la, least iu gain and most 10 lose
from amy such ~chrmc
The nation IL not going io bind
iisrli tn any world society mulr., IL
n allowed tu look before it leap,
ENampi,- of Yankee ,uior lrc com
u'rcd 900 au ofuru announcement
Of mrdHl awards ripdy publ, to-day
pur ushton o,,t-,as Lave outdonc
the widest taloa ol DUNES or the
most ussrifHwu imariulnrr of luin.
Hflau lrlEsadoClu.
The account uf ihc young second
l'utruani whu. thuuEh wounded and
armed HuIf WITH un empty pistol
charged tine enemy and ,aptuI,I
thirty Ausirinus. Boz typical of th'
"CurHpi" uous rntiHutfk' Tor witch uuI
soldiers have been decorated
huf "iluufHIs will not rud these
brave Young Weu IDis when the, Co.,.
furu i,t us translate our ,nthus.
IHW over 'hoIr achievements into
livelihood upputiuuItl,H lur thym
American .umluU, u| u uff,rUuf
urt.rr uHs bound up Iu tHr If, al
tfHuh Woodwork. who bItt tuuHN
Starting ufp with $50 aud mon, thHU
hH sIHrU uI lfIi h, became Tho
ruIrr uI fIr.NuuE empire nf poor
WrUs STORES chat extended frum A..
nuiI. fu iurin'. from thy Great
l.Ik,s tu ths Gulf uf MoNiDo
\ Hr,Ifrr monument to him than
that NIit cone ston huildiur in New
hnrk Is hIH achievement In thus rrtua
luiIuuixiuE the notion huNutHa uf on.
United States while be- did not
,Ilim to hr 10 phIlauthruplst. aud hr
Uthp millions ut IIs business. be- huH
earned tho EIutItuIt uf many e poor
Wau Nri the gratitude OF fup mlas',
'ndurrs longer than shafts uf brick
IuH murtur
Fort, mor, " " have been
rIlisi tu tho dtahuuor roll of tunrs
thum thIH country hHH DECLARED unit
fp breathe our uuTH american UIr
IortN moro uf the spIf afNl,i rough.
ut,ls uf tho worli' are Go Boz. dspurt
90 from our shurtE. according tu "a
dispatch received tndB,
A. wuH stld ot Sidu,, carton. thIH
Ih public art ui tho tulN govern
Wtut IttHrs constitutes tho fttr uf
.Uytfrr tHinE than ih,N have ever
UuU. HuI Uu doubt tIrN EGO fu a
IHr Car Irtt"r rest than thpt has
r..f luuwu' perhaps Iu tN, Russian
U.uU ui SOUR milk 1ud tainted hun,t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
PUNISHMENT OF THE
KAISER DISCUSSED
At COUNCIL TODAY
Fact That Presidents Vessel Has
Been Ordered 10 Brest Thought
to Indicate Early Completion Of
Conference LabOrs.

PARIS. NurN THE council ui four
mot th.s morning zoo the residence Of
Premier Lloyd Gcorr. President
Wilson Wss NOT able o. attend the
forenoon secession. rut hoped Co be-
.ui. 60 attend the meeting hIa after
noon at tho Paris white house
Tho overnight tension in peace CON
ference circles bad not been dispcllcd
when Tho council of four mot to-day.
iu conference circles however. it was
frif ultf tho session today would
snft. fu clear th, atmosphere.
THE urat question taken up it the
forenoon session uf the council at
which Colonel House represented
"r.siIrut Wihuu was that uf pro-
r'lurr iu Hr effort Goo Hccelsrai" tho
WORK uf tho council it wns planned
f. devote thr afternoon session To- tho
subject uf r-puusihIIty Cor the war
.rl'u1iuE the question ut tribunal
f. fn fhr FORMER German emperor,
fI. fu.Wrf crown prince ana 9th
,. Hu which divided reports have
Htun presented
Or was HId uF American members
uf fH. Urt.r conference that the rou-
.rsI situation wHs improved SOME
wU#f fHfiH UUU.uHt Ht Hu agreement
rtt.Hr. hf the commission on rcpu-
IIHHn# Hu fhr mHIu features ~ the
rHuIr.Nuur question leaving only ~
toss uurssrrtiHl "details for adjust
WIH.
D,u,uuy H more hoprnl tome pre-
vailed 300 ruui,rru., Durl's as The day
wont ur
Members 90. hr American delcga-
uuu declined tU rNr au explanation
Hi 'H, many umur Boo circulation
tIHI fHr conference would complete
IiH WuIk shortly bur member when
HHfrd fur definite Information uu the
situation elld.
.fou know the g,urp, Washington
hl- hrru ordered tu Hr,-I That b. a
Fuud suhI'.f Cor speculation
Warrington. Apru k-m uu-
tuuuHiur to-day thar the presidential
transport George Washington would
niu from Sow York for lircst Friday
instead ut most Monday the date
originally nNnd Tor her departure, A.
sIHtaui Secretary Huusryelt disclosed
that 90, change hts been made ai
the result OF a oahlognm yesterday
from Admiral Ucnsuu at Paris in
uuIr.uE when the ship could sall
40 Gar Hs could be- learned today
uu information bios been received H
fhu white house ur iu other ufflcia
uutrtrTH about the situation which
dlsptfthus frum France Indicate hat
UrHru there Officials confidently de-
clare thrir belief that tho preside u
IIH uu .de of leaving PARIS premH
turoN ind lnti the inquiry about thi
transport mrrrlY was "a procuutun q
insure the presence ~ the ahlr whoi
tlu pr".i.,ut lH ready to return aumt
Npw furh Aurl Tho f'inul
Uuts of President Wilson's steamer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

Washington Flame and smoke
flares developed during thc war viii
hr factors iu tho trans Atlantic flight
Ht appliances.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
WINTER WHEAT CROP
OF 1919 TO BE- THE
LARGEST YET GROWN
FEDERAL ESTIMATI

Yield VIII Total S37 900 900 Bushels, and VIII BE
Worth Nearly Two Billion Dollars, Predicts De.
partment of Agriculture; 152,00O,0O0 Bushei,
Larger Than Record Crop of 1914; Condition of
Crop Better Than On Any April Since 1882.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
Senator Lenroot Of Wisconsin, in
Debate With Senator Hitchcock
Of Nebraska, Attacks Present
Plan.
ARTICLE TEN MAKES THE
WORLD SAFE FOR TYRANTs
Critic Objects TO Provision Of Gov.
enant That Guarantees Territor.
ial Integrity Of All States,
Whether Free or Enslaved.

New York April Acceptance
If th" League ui Nations covenant
o.. % great romprumisg of nation,
willing 90 unite 'u cui war and
o. rejection uulc,, % meet. the ~c
Wircmrut, of that somewhat old
fashioned idea of America first '
were the pleas of the two Dniicd
states senators who participated in
D Joint discussion of the league
before the Economic club lcrc last
night
senator Hitchcock of Nebraska,
former chairman of the senate for.
'ign relations committee. wa, the
advocate ui thc covenant u yir'u.
ally h., present form senator Len.
root of Wisconsin, advocated the
America First idea
Opening the discussion. senator
Hitchcock declared that persons
who object ~ th" present league
plan should hr placed bon the ,amc
elias, with thu," who believe m un
league
n, thi. league ur regulation
,f war. hr declared This league
lr uo league u' all
The covenant boo BIS present form.
bc asserted wa, O great com
promise boy thr fourteen allied ma
tiuu>, arrived 40 after long di,
ru.,iou, hy 900 thr partio,
'It b.. mot .u.t what We want ho
aIII I' Dol uHf what England wanted
uI France ur hpIr lf H come
Uflui.r
90 inr nations lUr f 10 wlII ho.
come t tyt 90 li la regretted that
ends fHr thr present tud probably boo.
definitely Huf chance fur a,rurug ih,
reform 10 means thIf despair would
spropd over Europe 10, nations
would ru tu work ur "prur fuT war
Ana t means sHWcthIrg rlsr 70
means tlr growth ut socialism. boil
.hrNIsm IuI tuHTrht
Much ui tur opposition tH th'
league. senator llIt.u,u,h declared
hss been utH,u uu 1000 ,uN", ui-Uuu'
,vptIuu eft what If IH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

NrW furiD April Tho sfinnE
date of President Wilson's steamer,
tho G.wrr Washington hos been adj
Naur'd from April "a 90 April A.
which ir FItiuN. nest. TuH frnns-
ports sailing hour - fixed ut 800 D..
boo. for Urr-t She should arrive there
about April 20.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08
STEER I1,icTs

Kansas city. sio.so9sis.so.
Denver sissoasis.so.
Chicago. sii.5oasso.fo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-08

NEW YORK METAL MARKEr.
New York. April s.-Copper. iron
and lead unchanged Hpcltcr firm
East ~ Louis delivery spot gi7 ~
Ga7. MAY G22msf7.
At London. spot copper ~. ~, -
cd; tin i.X 22s, ibs; spcltcr Lx ~
les. others UNCHANGED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-24
ROD AND REEL

Recent rains came at time when
anglers were enjoying splendid sport
fishing for White perch. They also
were catching an occasional rockfish
and numerous Mississippi catfish.
Large volumes of water brought
down so much mud, however. that the
river was given the appearance of "A
duck pond. and still is in that con-
dition.
Sportsmen feel hopeful for a good
season for rockfsh. They think many
of the eamesters will be in evidence
as soon as the river clears. The meet
ing of the Washington and George
town channels. the vicinity of High
way bridge and points between the
Aqueduct and Chain bridges are ia
vorite fishing places for the roekfish.
Hundreds of anglers, unable to en-
joy the sport near the city. turned
their attention to saltwater fishing.
Some went to Benedict. others to
Rock Point, and still others visited
the Solomons Island neigh borhood.
The season at Benedict opened a week
earlier than at Rock Point. and now
there is good hardhead fishing at
practically all places on salt water.
The greatest surprise was in the
catch of three large trout at Solo
mons Island. Residents of the island