davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

no brides to travel on the same trans
nor, with their husbands. The seven
young women Occ'tied two sta,.rOom,
by themselves at night and IN the day
time were permitted to occupy dscs
chairs with their husbands As the
vessel reached port the seven young
women sent word 20 the President sx-
pressing their gratitude for his Ia.
tervention in their behalf.
Among the units on the Wsshiaston
were the G3d. o5,h. 69th and 10th Con.
panics Transportation Corps the asn
Aero Squadron; several administering
companies and the Sd Sanitary Squad
Among the civilian passengers were
Bernard NJ Baruch, Professor Olive
Day. Norman Davis, Thomas Lamont
William II. Moran. chief OF the Sedel
service, and J. T. s\otwell.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

service. and that mankind may always
confidently look to her as a friend. as
a cooperator, as one who will stand
shoulder to shoulder with free men
everywhere TO asser. the right. That
is what I meant AZ the onset of these
few remarks by saying that the sug.
gestions Of this Fourth Of July crowd
too thick and fast to be set in order.
This is the most tremendous Fourth
OF July that men ever imagined, Tor
We have opened its franchises TO All
the world
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
2,644 Troops and Seven
Brides on Wilson's Ship
Soldiers Wives Thank Presi
den. for Allowing Them 10
Accompany Husbands

p In addition to the President and his
party the George Washington carried
2.644 officers and men Of the 4. y. +
and seven brides, who by a ruling OF
the President. were permitted 20 en-
bark on the vessel. accompanied by
heir husbands. n has been the Gus
tom and rule - the army 20 permit
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
Lusitania Evidence Ready
Testimony at Secret Hearing
To Be Published

LONDON. July s-The Board Of
Trade announces that the evidence
given secretly ~ the inquiry INTO 'he
ii-bcd ' a..k1D
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
President Says
"Peace Will
Save World"

Continued from rage Z
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
E ex-Kaiser no quiere
que Sc pub|ique ST.
fotograf1a

AMERONGEN. Octubre 10.-De
fuente enteramente digns de credito
Sc ha sabido aQui que e. eX-Kaiser
Guillermo de Alemania ha ofrecido
varios miles de pesos para que Sc
impida Ia publication aqui 0 en- el
extranjero de las f~otografias que re-
cienteemnte fueron tornadas subrep-
ticiamente Y en- las cuales aparece Ell
monarch ~destronadO.
Sc ha recurrido a todos los medios
para evitar tai publication Y los abo-
gados del eX-KaiSer eStan cXpulgan-
GO los codigos con objeto de yer 81
~encuentran una ley que pueda ser
virles para impedir tai publication.
Dicese tambien que Ia policia ha anne
nazado a varios c~ompradores X
~tranjeros cue han lido a Holanda con
objeto de obtener las fotografia5 di-
chas, d fin de prevenir su publication.
Segun Sc dice, una de las fotogra-
fias muestra al ex-kaiser con ell pelo
enteramentc blanco Y con toda Ia
barba crecida, paseando con IN ayu-
dante. En- otra fotografia Sc We al
ex-Kaiser 0 su ayudante leyendo
IN telegrama en- cl que Ia ex-Smpe-
ratriz anurcia Ia llegada del eX-
hronprinz q Amerongen, con objeto
de visitar a su padre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
FTanCia Sc aIarma por
81 ~presupuesto mill
tar de AIenania

PARIS, Octubre 10.-La opinion
pubIica francesa Sc halla grandemen-
tie alarmada por ell anuncio de que
el presupuesto militar de Alemania
para 81 pr6ximo ano, sera de 1880
millones de marcos 0 sean 375 milo
mes de d6lares. Sc eXpresa que esta
cifra es POGO men que Ia misma
que Sc voto por el gobierno imperial
aleman en- 1918, de 1000 millones
de marcos y que cubria los presupues
tos del ~ejercito Y IL marina en- csc
ano.
De tai anuncio Sc infiere Que el
Ministro de la Defensa Nscionai,
Herr Noske, tiene 81 proyecto de pc
ner Ell pie un ejercito regular de Ia
misma magnitud cue el que tenia
Alemania en- 1914,-900,000 hom-
bres,-no obstante que conforme Il
tratadc de Versailles, Alemania debe
reducir 81 effective Niiitar a 200, 600
hombres, dentro de los dos meses
si~guientes a IL fachs en- que sc pong2
en- vigor el tratadn-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

Terso conocirniento dc que alSuaos iadi-
vieuos Que nj siquicra han es12do en- IA
c.uGad de Los Angeles. California. andan re-
co-r!eaGo alSuEOs EstaGcs de i Union Ame-
-ica1a. rc5anto y enganaEdo descarataren-
ts a. pubIico. danGoie. Z ca1ibio de 81 d.
les si-ve2, y para cuyo fin. touan inde-
bidaneEte ri nomb-c > abusan de n cor
iianza cue 80 he s2bido inspirar a. Pu5Gco
con mi trabajo se-!o y hcarado-
Como este acto. aparte dc conSatuir por
81 solo una grave Infraccion a las Lcyes
&c este Pals, poG-ia GeS~peescg!ar-ne ante los
oios de las pe-soalS que pudieran Greer
NJ c. MARTINEZ. me aT-esuro a puhlic-r es-
u advertenci2 para evitar que e. enSano su-
co y Procsz. S!Ga 2ce.2nte.
Po- o-ta p2-te. como cstos CE5RLATA-
MES Z REPOSITORIES T0MAN III NOM
gRE PARA EOBAR Al PUBLICo. " tenEo
pruebas ev!Geates ea nj pcdcr para p-oceter
legalmea:e en- cont-a Ge estes intivlduos SIP
co2cieDcia.
No dsbe olvida- Ell plblieo qce padece en-
fe-meda6es. que mis- aetodos de curar son
sbsolutanente sin medicines. AdemaS, 81
70 lego a Sali- en- gi-2 por los EStados, cosa
cue no he peRSado 2un. DARE POI La
PRESSA Ell AyISO CORRESPONDENTS
\ TODoS MIS- FACIENTES.
Yea listed en- n edlcion scr'ana-1a de
La Prensa' las ~fotog-afias y testimonies
de personals cue. despEeS de haber utili-ado
2lis services. han side bensficiadas ) cG-a-
das- TeaGo en- mi poder centens-es de es-
tos testinonios-!cs cu2!es mostra-e a quien
los Solieits, sin ~niHEUns obligation &c 81
ps-te-
PROF. Ii. c. MARTINEZ.
Po5eroso SeUcG5T,
co2-4-6 American Bank Building.
Pad and Sr-inS SIS
Los ANGELES. AL
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losotros ConoceInos 4 I'm CIiente
gu S3B5 538s i s5s o5 Rr p PP: ss55Go 0 s5@5n oa?d5 una oa AM 5s 6uerte
enviaran q 81 fani1ia en- Geocalticha, Ja1isco, cua familia
Este 8a' o13 34a 1s9iti5 500 IL 6oiia1s = : a q pooos d d i s reo i
una o2rta de LA CASA DESCoNooCH3A dioidndo1e que solo habisn
P7 gzst05 dc 5it1aoi6n ~ o oai ' gas s@ss' -"' ''3'' ~ S47H
Conc 2stos oaegos sran injustifio@dos porquo nada le
o = nS;7; Sc d 5sg9t?5 nooaisino. psFo como su fani5ia nsoesitaba
s s5ss s635l con 5 2:s5 &: ~. 'i 5fassr: Sc e. a4 4ss58 3 3i d Ii s4o:"7@H P"F
ereouens sas259n 5 9o: 7s as :s9sn sid = s13Rss 90 o Il o5stg ggsg5at "a
NADIA pr los na1os caninos" etc., etc.
o1iente 5 os 5 oa4ta aS d. Sc ssni ! 2ss s1 f 6s s2RsRas 3: svi Sx9d 81 cue
su mana eStaoa ny gEave, por faIta de auXlios J nedicinas, y
o1iente Sc pu5o furioso y fud persona1nente a YER a Ia Ia CASA
que los propietarios Sc hablan fugado llevzndose nuy fuertes
oantidade5 de d:n:ro de n9ohos nexicanos, Quienes, como 81,
lie ofreoieron Ouscar a los duenos de esq CASA DESC0NoCIDA,"
B Bs5s f:s11t@ que Sc h''z@n z"s@a0 para Mexico ' n@5@ Podzan
Ash perdi6 Ell c1iente HAsFA Ell U1G1no cEN7Avo por no
mo 71REN D1NERo LA cAI1E"
renitiendo1a a casaa desoonocidas 0 POGO honorables, va que
e5 c 10 ni5no que e " "T7 AL Al P PME 5 DEsCoNociBo QUE Sc
pr Ell b Rs:"* S5s s 5a S5 51 !: H7 5:s' r 6asf E E23zSy E: f fs y:
1 183H 9502to 55 a Sa es al 3n' 10 5:ni isazo' eg y Tp p22a z" a a5HiT9 1aSzs a
da EXTRA por gaStos de 5ituaoi6n, conisi6n, ETC..
uyzcA Cue La 1 Hsy25y H2HSE z 52RSHgfz de t 85a Aa a59 5o1i5 5s1a sr e. Ia
IS Ia NICA que tisne BANC0 PRoPIo, pues Ell capital y todas
Antonio, Texas, ai como TOBIAS las ezistsncias dc aus grandes
z58=ss oztS q: R5:: H:ss5o e 7 52: A5 5ss is:9S S55:; ps Santa st ana; :t S:,';
estan para GARAN7IzAR cua1quier operaci6n que se haga con
LA 1885,? TEAS K o.
u. M, ;;5 =5 -; ;: :; M HZ0z!zz2z25
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
Sc apIazara Ia Prinera
iunta de Ia "Liga"

LONDRES. Octubre l0.-La Green
cia general en- los circuios oficiaIes
de esta capital. es Ia de que Sera I'M
possible por ahora celebrar IA prjmera
session o junta de IA Liga de las
Naciones en- Washington, el ~entrante
mes de Noviembre, como Sc habia
c~onvenido v que 10 mas probable es
Que habra de ~apiazarse dicha jUata
cuando menos hasta e. proXimo mes
de Enero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Octubre
I0.-El Teniente E. V. Wales, ava
dor del Ejercito que tomaba parte
en- el vuelo tranScontinental, munro
aver a las 12.50 D. m, en- un rancho
situado COMO a 25 millas de Sarato-
"a. Wyo., g consecuencia de una
caida 7 sufrio 81 maquina. debldo
a una tornaenta de nieve QUO 10 CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

BERLIN. Cctubre 10.-Herman
Mueller, el Ministro de Relaciones
Exteriores del gobierno aleman y las
uniones obreTas de Alemania, han
m~anifestado que con mucho gusto
participaran en- el Congreso Obrero
International que Sc va Z efectuar en-
Washington en- este mes, siempre Que
sus representatives sea admltldos
sobre una base de igualdad con los
de las demas Uaciones que estaran
Representatives.
Herr Mueller dijo que las negocia-
clones a este efecto, estaban aun
pendientes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

PARIS. Octubro IQ.-Un diario de
esta capital publica INA 7oticia tras-
mitida de Vicna, en- Ia Que Sc dice
que ha circulado en- esa capital insis-
tentemente e. runor de que D'Annun
zio habia sido a~sesinado, pero hasta
ahora no Sc ha podido confirmar tai
version.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
aVanZando Sobre
Riga los aIemaneS

LONDRES, Octubre 10.-Un des-
pacho fechado aver, trasmitido por el
corresponsal del Daily Mail en- Hell
Finlandia. da cuenta de que
los alemares avanzan sobre Ia plaza
de Riga, en- Il Curlanlia.
La anterior noticia no ha podido
ser confjrmada, sin embargo, en-
fuentes oficialeS-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
La CUARTA MUERTE En- Ell VUELO
TRASCONTINENTAL OCURRI0 AVER
Fl Teniente E.V. Wales fu5 Ia vlctina, habiendo
muerto a ]consecuencia de una calda de Su
maquina que fue cogida en- una tornenta
de nieve en- las monta1aS de Wyoming
Fl Teniente Maynard que va a la cabeza de los aviadores
que salieron de Riineola, sutrlo IN retardo en-
Chayenne por habersele desconpuesto Ia uaqulna

.gio al cruzar sobre "a region monta-
nosa.
La muerte del Teriente Wales, es
Ia cuarta de que Sc tiene noticia has
Ia ahora, entire los a~viadores que Sc
inscribieron para realizar el vuelo mi
litar trascontinental. Tres de ellos
~perccieron ell primer dia Y n mas,
ell Corcnel Brandt resulto seriamen-
te herido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

LA HAYA. Octubre 10.-Oficial-
mente Sc anuncio hoy aqui, cue Il
delegation holandesa Sc enviaria g
Ia pr6xima Conferencia Obrera In
ternacional de Washington ' cue uno
dc los miembros de Ia delegation Sc
"a el actual Presidente de Ia Fedora
ci6n Obrera holandesa, senior Dude
Ceest.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11
FL CONG2ESO OBRERO
INTERNATIONAL EN-
WASHINGTON
Jop6n y AIemania meRdo-
ron deIegacione, cons
tando Ia del priHero
de so miem5ros

WASHINGTON, Octubre 10.-El
Jap6n es Ia nacion que enviara Ia
mayor delegation de todos los paises
que estaran Representatives en- II
Conferences Obrera In%ternaciona'
cue Sc efectuara en- esta capital CT
dia % del actual. segun Sc supo hoy
aoui. La representation japonesa es-
tara integrada por mas de so perso-
mas.
La delegation Sc embarcara hoy en-
el Jac0n Y Sc espera que !legara 2
esta capital, dos dias antes de Ia
Inauguration de Ia Conferencia. Su
envio Sc considera como n indi-
caci6n cierta del proposito del go
bierno japones de ratificar el trata-
do de paz, desde luego. pues el docu-
menso contienc Ia unica autorldad
para 81 nombramiento.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

ROCK ISLAND, Ill. Octubre 10.
-Despues de haber llegado a "a esta-
zion de deposito establec'da aqui, Y
guardian ell tempo debido, los avia-
dores Captain L. H. Smith, Teniente
E. c. Kiel ' e! Mayor Carl Spatz, que
son los tres cue van a Ia cabeza en- Ell
vuelo transcontinental hacia el orien
tc, p~artieron cast sjmUltaneamente
de esra ciudad. q Ia l.45 de Ia tarde
con rumbo = Chicago que sera Ia pro-
xima eStacion de lIegada V Ia cual Sc
e~ncuentra a l55 millas de aqui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-10-11

CHEYENNE, Wyo. Octubrc 10
FL Teniente ". ". Maynard. aviador
del ejercito que iba a Ia cabeZa de to-
dos los que emprendieron el vuelo ha-
cia Ia costa del Pacifico, Y el cual lie
go a esta estacion aver en- Ia tarde,
habiendo pasado Ia nocha aqui, en-
prendi6 hoy de nuevo Ia Marcia a
las 1886 p. n, dcsputs de haber
quedado reparadas las descompostu-
ras que habia sufrido el radiator de
ST. m&QIiHa.
No obstante que e. tempo ha
cambiado mucho Y actuaimente es
muy POGO favorable para los vuelos,
ell Teniente Maynard esperaba llegar
a San Francisco hoy miSmo y pasar
Ia nochc ali.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29
.STUPEND0US FILM
PRODUCTION COMES
HERE NEXT WEEK
Stolen Orders Pronounced Most
Thrilling Motion Picture Melo.
drama Ever Produced, Shown in
Albuquerque Next Week.

''stoicn orders" q motion picture
msiodmma mat has played 70 rccord-
breaking runs and rccord-breakiag
audiences In INC big eastern cities. and
that ~ held by competent motion pie
turo critics 20 be- the most thrilling
film drama evcr produced, ~ romlnr
% Albuquerque Tor three dnyE. begin
ming mex ThurnuaY. -nc picture will
be shown az the Ideal thcntcr Friday
saturday and SUNDAY nights April q
9 and 9. and promises 20 play here 10
record Attendance. ne " has M its
weeks Of showing ln New York. Wash
inrton and Chicago.
william A. HrntI mnda stolen or
ders from The nrury lane meio-
drama OF TINT name ~ Cecil Raleigh
and Henry Hamilton. ~ a. IN eight
reels and cost the BRADY productions
q quarter ~ "a million collars 10 proc
uucc. n N based on "a Ucrmnn SOY
plot and while frankly u war uicturc
~ OF M keen intcrcst now na when
first produced. because its action
might ~ any time. The production
Ia originally STAGED. wns held 10 be-
one OF the great mrlodrnutnH OF mnd-
crn times. II wis impossible on tho
legitimate stage. however. 90 produce
successfully thc sea hnffica. cir war
NMNN NNNNNN"MN" anu NMNNNNNNn MNNNNN"NN
features that PLAYED an Important
part In the plot. Brady raw THO uiuEo
play and immediately felxeh " nH ideal
material for "a motion picture mcio-
drama, no east M u four Of the most
popular nrudy HturH. CARLYLE Black.
well. Montaru Love. ki,iy Gordon and
June ElyidFe and IN fhe making of
the film. used some twenty thousand
people. To went 20 the committee on
al UAHA.aaAHHAm 49,. HA- "a.
mlttee that tho play would vrite up
this nnilon O. tho uCfiViilrs OF The Ger
mai spy machine convinced them OF
To- MORT nH o. patriotic srrfirn ana
secured permission 90 mako rrurH
from United states hutticships of othcr
hnttioahluH M nrtion SCENES in nir-
plane. trimming camps, ana scrnrH ln
army camps. ENcn That ala not satisfy
tho brady idea 81 detail. Hr secured
permission Of tho Italian government
90 film ~ unVy and nlm 10 on action
and parts OF thu Italian navy are
actually used in battle scenes.
The picture did exactly what tho
Brady producers predicted shown in
Washington. n act The national capital
huzxinr and wherever shown it nWuks
the people % the menace of Eve Ger
man spy ~ probably did Gel much
as mi other Influence 60 create tho
intense uruvity against nplca in thtH
country in ietf.
stolen orders" has had ntcmu,
yards or newspaper space The mere
sire 81 the production and tho realism
OF ~ thrills compelled nrwsunr0r nf.
trnunn N itH press nufrrs ore tho
most Nulumln0ur ever riftu free Co H
moton rictuts production. Tho pic
tufe has been boz such demand boz tho
big citicH that " has not reached tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29

London. March 90 british Wireless
Srrticrl The efforts which she INT
lHh delegates u the peace conference
the cloaneHt possible pouco viii bear
fruit in Inc peace treaty shortly 90 h'
made public. the Paris correspondent
% the Westminster Nurettn declares
tie states un the authority OF H hiEh
D. placed parsonage thHf the confer.
enc does not moan 90 violate tori.
tnriul rights and that tho fears uu
this point fDit bN Interested peoples
In Europe Hrr quite uufOuuiri
Tho correspondent HffH fhuf points
eft tnr tfrHtt drawn un ht Premier
lloyd grufHu and which Will rrfNp HH
che basis fur discussion hHfr been du.
UhDrutDlY framed Iu r spirit of great
moderation because rf IH lrlf tnut tnr
treaty mHHt Pee something uruUt table
aud dosiuihlr.
certainly tho peace will hr u storm
ono for G,fmHui Tho correspondent
continues lff tho Ertut,Hf core Dol
being taken thul ~ rrlu Dec just tU
the ives OF moderate uud woll.Iu.
formed grruIiNH WnD ufirriuis uf
self determination VIII hr %rsurnuai,
kspt Boz MIND with rrrurl 90 the I
iurttlon of territories
The correspondent quotes ha IrIuf.
mHut Ha r,mHrEiuE
There mNHf Ht Un gtHN" bfiN ItIf fI
hiurka uI people tiHmur.nE Tor 1900 Hl.
IauDr viii ths IHfH r'Hui ~, ruf.
respondent poirtH uuf, however thI'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29
NAMES OF "A ARMY
DIVISIONS WILL Be
RETAINED BY u. S
National Guard and National Army
Units with Brilliant War Rec.
ords 10 Be Given Perpetual
Tribute by War Department.

Washington. March 1H-Ncicntion
of the NAMES uf fourteen national
guard uud rational army divisions
With brilliant war records In The prr-
maucnt military establishment m or
dor 10 preserve their traditions was
announced to1ny by General March.
Fur this purpose In the twcny-on
divisions proposed 90 be organized lu
the now army, fourteen VIII receive
tho following designations.
gGth. 10 be- based ON camp nCNrnH.
asth. Camp Z piun. Ncw York. gNth,
camp uix. \ D. 2ath. camp Meade.
Maryland. aGfn. comp Jackson, d. e
ggud. Cnmp custer. Mich. alrd camp
Grant nl stth. Camp Travis TcNas
afth. camp sherman. ohio, tiHt
Camp Taylor. KY send camp Cor.
lion. Co. tgth. camp Funston, Nan
gist Camp Lewis. Washington
Tho f2nd tNninhuwl division viii
b. the cavalry division in the new ore
mnilnfion Boz tho southern depart
munt and ~ men will BE- drawn from
nl the ainten. maintaining in this rv.
ypcct the all-Americun character.
which was obtained IN tho original
organization.
Tho Firai 20 seventh divisions viii
rrfnIu tho Designations of fht seven
regular divisions nov iu fmncc, com.
prirlng tho First ana second army
corps aud viii BE- located 49, foliows
firEt division. Camp i1kc An
second. Camp Dodge. Iowa. fhlri.
camp leo Va. fourth Camp kcar.
ncy. Caiif. nffh Panama Canal zone.
sixth. Honolulu. seventh. divided o.
tween Philippine, Alaska and h't.
lean border.
IN each ra-a where o. division hH.
been given tho designation Of o. un.
tnuni guard AMI national army ditis.
ion. 10 VIII De recruited Do dl
iriri surrounding thr camp NAMED u.
ita base und FROM which tlH ortgirt|
division of Uurt designation WA
drawn.
Gsuerui March said ihui tho wsf
department WuH proceeding with fHa
organization OF thr army uu che basis
lf t pttcp strength uf iIY.Nrl mon.
Tho tactical organization viii rom.
prise OBS army tnffa 81 twenty lU.
fHutry divisions and % safulrr 20.
VISION Whether This organization WI|
become permanent De- aft depend.
ed entirely un future Legislation
Regarding tlu forces boz lllN viii.
mo- recent tiylrrH IHNn como to o.,
war department General NHrHu si
indications were 'lIf preparation
wore beIur mad, FOO withdraw 900. $685.
Infantry from that c1untr,
iu tNr reorganization of tNH HfIH
not ONLY tho divisional desiruauoH
Will hy retained. but gisu tho d,HIaul.
uouH OF tho hriEidnH Regiments. conn.
runios and other uni'H % ,1HI uiliH.
ion during tfu war viii hr continued.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29

Acquire the rumfiIue h1lit W rni
would learn tho ati of uof .IfH
money,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29
Discharged Soldiers
Instructed How TO
Apply for Bonus Due

All men Who hnvc served with the
army. navy, marines. or coast guard
aincc Apr.l 9Th 1917. are entitled to
the tse bonus under the revenue act
2tth. 1918,
Men discharged since February
effh are paid tho bonus upon dis-
charge Men discharged prior %
February 1fth nus apply directly 10
proper Officials la Washington
Tho home serylce station ~ he
American Red truss in the federal
building has he necessary blanks and
Instruction. and viii 30 clad % AS
sisi discharges SOLDIER IN making APP
piicati0n. There d no expense cuu-
nectc with This service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29

sieners of THE HOUSE OF
KUPPENHEIMER cut loose
from the past. They created mod
els and styles to meet the new
times.
Clothes with vigor, vitality and
punch-with lines to set off splen-
did physiques.
Fine fabrics in beautiful patterns,
sound values, expert tailoring -
all up to the standard that has al
ways distinguished Kuppenheim-
er Clothes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29
Claim Experts of
The Santa Fe Are
Meeting in City

Claim experts from vafinus parts
OF he Santa ~ railway aNHtcm are
meeting In AihuuucrquU today for the
purpose ot going sVgr the various
damage claims which have been nlcd
against the company. TuiA board VIII
and aside from this will hold a sen
cral meeting open 10 the discussion ~
claims relative to the railway com.
puny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29
FRANCE IS WILLING
TO GIVE UP RHINE,
WANTS SAAR BASIN
Establishment Of Natural Frontier
In Rhenish Provinces. However,
Is Demanded for Future Protec.
ton Against Attack.

PARTS March Orndsyl. 2s tHn,nal
In LAYING hCr claims before tho
council 81 our today. Fruurr usirt.
ntnt ~ all. that hcr boundaries. as
fixed by the treutN of Paris Mny 80.
iNii, Ne restored 90 her. together with
the ranr basin. IN the Rhine pro-
vince ON the loft hunk ~ the Rhine.
u was stipulated. the Germans shout
have political autonomy. but should
not be permitted % establish forunua.
tiuua occupy the TERRITORY with armed
forces. nor control tho railways Thus
the Rhine would serve Fwucc us u
natural frontier
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29
A. Vsughey
Dies Here Today

Emmett a Vsurhey. vicc-prcaident
Of tho Stockmcn'a Guarantee Loan
comr1n,l and an nffiNe man in "a num-
her ~ other large enterprises died this
afternoon ~ bis home az $50 North
Ninth street after u prolonged illness
Mr. NauEheN ~ survived hF his
widow and teo daughters. Misses
ficuror and Alexandra. n onc son.
Thomas ~ NaurhcY. Strong Hroihrr-
have churEo Of tho funeral nrrunrc-
mefur witch will ~ ANNOUNCED lister.
The body ~ M STRONG Brothcrr par
lora
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29

The treaty of PARIS In ihti provided
thnt France rUuuuECc hrf vlHiuu ON
Hgirium ami the iou bank OF tho
Rhine and return 10 TIE boundaries ns
they existed boz 1893. before the ry,olu.
ton. This compelled tfnucc go con
fine herself tn the provinces ~ Alair"
aud i.urruins. west uf The Rhine. thufs
territories having been under French
control since itsH ~ was p-rruncuuslN
reported from Parts last niEhi tlHi
France had demanded nor 1914 frpu
tiers. which wnuid have excluded
Alsucc und Lorraine from her Vlatms
before the pence conference
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29

smaller CITY cir,t ia. me Ideal thcatcr
management closed = CONTRACT tor tho
picture last week Tor the three laws
~ April 4. 9 and o. n has been shown
IN the inrrrf cities "A the usual rdtcs
Tor the mnUimoth madcm productions,
with scatH seliinp at sibo aud ~, The
admissions - De charged here viii be
50 cents. with a et.ccnt admission TOT
children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-29

Paris. March go ItaNnHl The s.t.
uatiou Tor tho allies st Odessa H rtll
critical, ucroriiuE Co thu lHHt udtivOl
from that region Tho Russian soviet
communicate of March 'a. declared
tlHi tho Vanguard cot the UolHh'tIk
forces we've clos" upon the suburbs
of mo ,Iti.