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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
KTCH|M BECOMES
PEEV|SH BECAUSE
OF REPUBLICAN
ECONOMY CLAIMS
Former Democratic House Leader
Bitter in Denunoission Of Mon
deli's Address in Congress Last
Week
DENIES SAVING or A
BILLION AND A HALF
Says Gains in Supply Bills and
Estimates Have Been Result Of
Democratic Efficiency In all Of
the Departments

Washington, June "a. Statements
of republican lsaders ln the house that
Their party had saved the people al
toe.Voo. geo by eliminating demo
cratic extravaganza" from supply bills
pas'sd by the house this session we're
Denounced on he floor today ~ Rep
resenthtiNe kitvhin. democrat Of North
Carolina. ~ masterpieces Of political
deception"
The forme- democratic house leader
discussed al some length "a statement
given out last week By republican
leader Mondeli and declared at was
rich In false Impressions. wrong In
~Ierenees and held misstatements OF
fact"
During ihs last session Inc demo-
cratic house passed every needed wal
measure and public supply hill. This
enactment was not completed, but
Why Theif defeat was caused solely
- the detachable, Indecent mibuster
made by the republicans In the senate
durlne the closing days Of the session.
Nov b republican, come and say
their eihc,cni work has made pas-aE't
~ the bills possible.
Taking up each II the supply meas.
ureH In detail. Mt. kitchin declared
the reductions which had been made
IN them Wa due. not 10 republican
Hcunun1 hut 10 democratic efficiency
~ running the various departments.
IT L. rnid that the republicans saved
if"e. 100000 In the army hiil alone.
We said, when In reality they didn't
tsvs y people a single penny la that
measure nor in ans other. The ftoo,.
100000 was made possible hy the wsr
departments splendid work In carry
inE forward dsmohilifau faster
even than any one considered possible
that spring"
lettering to the naval hill Mr.
kitchin said the re- .uction was tiie,-
ooe GOO. due 10 changed conditions
and not te2s. Gee, 600 a. claimed hy
republican leaders. The $4,000. eco
voted for the railroad ADMINISTRATION
was EXACTLY the same. 10 the letter
and ngurr.' ar the democratic hill.
AR. kitrhin declared.
Tbs sundry civil hill was IAN actual
Increase ove that measure az framed
In tho last Democratic congress. de-
spite a seeming reduction Of $4,000.
ooe. Mr. kitchin declared.
hcplging To Representative Little.
tepuhh 'an, of Kansas, the former
democratic leader admitted all rcduc-
tons had been made,
With several republicans Vainly
seeking tO question the speaker, cf-
fort 20 gain longer time fOr him was
denied ON objections from the republic
can side.
Republican leader Mondcll read hls
statement regarding savings to the
house n declared u was %
Chairman Kahn. Of the military
committee Interrupted 90 say that the
secretary of var was still demanding
an army ~ sos. coo and asking for
supplies Tor that number, when HI
knows the house has refused to give Il
~ him"
Right ~ this hour" Mr.. Mondeli
declared, the shipping board aud the
navy are lobbying at the very door "
he senate to have the senate restore
every dollar stricken out BY The house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
WITNESS SAYS THAT
TOWNLEY DEFENDED
ANARCHY'S EMBLEM

Jackson. MINI. June gs-Iamus y.
Gillespie. q banker from saltwater.
MINI, tcstifyinE today at the trial of
a. g Townley n Joseph Oilbcrt.
bipartisan League leaders. accused
" Heditious conspiracy. declared
Townley In q political speech st stlii.
water. February 10 this year defended
the i,ed flag.
Attorneys Tor the defense announc-
cd this afternoon that they had de
cldcd to subpoena W ~ Coiver, FORM
efly Of ~. Paul, chairman OF the fed
oral trade commission TO testify re-
Eardins the war profits OF several cor
%porauons and that they are consider
ms calling senator Borah OF Idaho.
FORMER Representative Jeanette Ran
KIN OF Montana. George Creel and
senator Mciaurin OF North Carolina.
who heard Townieys address at NJ.
Paul In 1915.
Townley was In court when Gillespie
testified The meeting took place the
night before "a special election Co
choose "a state senator from the still.
water district.
a DO not remember q great Zeal of
rownley's speech" testified air. on.
lespie, For some time / enjoyed n.
Then he took n different turn. He said
there was a hill in Minnesota 90 pro-
hibit the use Of the red flag and he
said he know only one animal that
took exception to the flag and that
animal was enclosed In a fence. lie
said that tho Russian administration
was being carried on successfully and
that vas their flag.
AT this point a R~nHrinn-Jew. lsa.
dore Lott. "a respected resident of
saltwater, interrupted Lott said he
took exception to the red flag state
ment and declared hat the American
tlaE was good enough Tor him. Town
ley replied
W@ntiemen. look at this mau
here, u he a i,us-lnn Jew
The mayor said;
YES, he h, hut he IL an American
citizen. Tie has two boys IN the var
Lott then asked Townley; How
many hoys have YOU In the war;
"Townley got of the platform aud
h a ended the meeting"
Gillespie was gross examined by
George Hoke. chief counsel for the de
Tense. lie sought 10 show hat Town.
ley referred to the red flag In q hu-
mOrouE vain. Gillespie admitted thai
Townley did make humorous remarks
IN this connection hut Insisted that ths
Non-partiran League president also
seemed TO be serious In his discussion
Gillespie stated that he had been d
close friend of Ueorge "a. sullivan
~ho opposed tho Non-partiHan League
candidate In The special election,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
OLLIE PECOD WILL
Be THIRD MAN IN
RING At TOLEDO

Toledo. -. June a.. one rcoord.
official referee OF The Toledo Baking
Commission. viii BE- thu thlrd man IN
the ring when Je-s willard and lack
Dempsey meet H. their heavy weight
championship contest hers July Z.
Tex Rickard. promoter of the con-
test. and Major A. .. Drexei Riddle.
a wealthy sportsman u Philadelphia.
were selected to serve with record ~
Judges OF the contest Jack skelly. a
veteran rims official Of Yonkcrs, n. Y.
was chosen alternate referee ana W..
Warren Harbour. VI Sew York. official
time keeper.
The selection Of Pe~ord IL regarded
a. a concession 10 the Toledo Doxlnr
Commission undeI whose license the
willard dempsey match will be
staged. he d regarded a. an extreme
y capable rine official. Although he
D. not widely Known. he has ofnciated
~ morc than f0O contests, and was
himself formerly a professional boxer.
tie b. 81 years old.
rhs appointment % Richard a. one
% b Judges was Ut the demands
OF champion jess willard. Rickard
said today.
= would much rather had some one
else take IN job Richard said, nut
willard helo out for me. even suggest
ina me a. referee. He was 90 innistent
In hts demands that ! finally had TO
accept"
record viii be IN complete charge Of
the boxers while they are IN the ring.
" the contest results IN a knockout he
Will have sole charge ~ the countins.
" the contest goss tho twelve round
limit, the Judges viii attempt 10 decide
y winner. and " they fnli 20 agree
focord VIII east the deciding vote.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
INV pnOENIx CHrnCH.

Phoenix, ARA, June - ihe I'm
tral Methodist Episcopal church south
pianH to commence construction Win
In the next few months OF a tNp'uoo
church building here which VIII con
bounced today. The congregation re.
Gently sold It's present building for
$4,000 and plans Tor the new church
home Immediately were launched.
The nrHt dmn OF plans tor the
structure Ia being prepared by the
,hurch extension board OF L~ouiHNill".
Nv. Work on the new edince Will be
started this fall, according 10 the an
nouncement OF the pastor Rev j. A
WALES.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
AIRPI.ANEs WEIGHED AT
pHOENIN.

Phoenix. Aria, iune 27,-Threc OF
the five airplanea which left Rockwell
field, San Diego, yesterday for phoen-
IN to take part In the Luke memorial
nero tournament. 10 be held here TO-
morrow werc damaged onroute. or In
making n landing here aud two OF
them will he unable 10 Join In tomor-
rows events. Captain L. ". Applehy
OF the air service In charge of ar
rangements, has wired Rockwell field
for moro machines and expects them
to reach Phoenix tonight or early
tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
DAKOTA ELECTION
RESULT REMAINS
IN GRAVE DOUBT

Grand Forks. y. y. June s7-with
sas out Of gsiG precincts heard from
tie vote against the Non-partisnn
League measures b. ag.2tk aud tho
vote for them 2s.f3a. In the refer
endum election yesterday.
farEo. y D. June ?7-Thc outcome
Of the North Dakota referendum cleo
ton remains very much In doubt.
important gains have been made by
the opponents 81 the league u the
Red river valley counties.
A. Yet very few returns have heen
received from the western counties,
which . league rtronE-holds Wheth.
ct the majority % mo" votes piled up
In the valley counties can be held
against the league majoritica In the
west. remains to he seen.
The vote h very nearly uniform on
tho seven bills, and thore was little
splitting The printing. educational
and tax bills show a hlight falling off
O the other -four.
-Four hundred and twenty seven pre-.
clncts out Of 2ss6 precincts In the
state, reported this morning, give Ia
uaf votes tot the Non partisan League
laws aud 2l.isd votes against the laws
This II largely q city vote aud repre-
n about one fourth OF the total vote
east.
The rural vote II running at least
two to n for m. league laws. which
average II maintained. will give the
Non-partishn laws a majority of nj
teen thousand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
OREGON SHES HAT INTO
MEXICAN POLITICS AS A
CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT

explaining that, although there are
many small political groups In Mexico
there are but two political parties
liberals and conservatives. The man
ifeato continuesi
n present myself. then. In the pol.
itical arena 10 say TO tho nation
through this manifoHto. I am a cnp-
didaie for the pre- 'dency of the re-
public In the clecl al campaign"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
Bandits Get SAC, 900
In Daylight Raid in
Illinois Mining Town

~ Louis, Mo. Iune si-ilobberH
held W officials of the Middle Fork
mine. near Benton. Illinois. early this
afternoon n secured fio,uoO accord
INK To advices received here. Two Of
IN" robhers We're reported to have
heen killed by a posse which pursued
them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

Los Angeles, June 27.-FormRi an
nonncoment OF the candidacy II Gen
oral Oregon for the presidency OF
made public today.
In a manifesto published In so
nora a spanish language newspaper
printed here. General Obregon de-
clarcd he enters the field " a liberal,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
Victorious Seaplanes
Return Today; Rain
Checks Celebration

New York. June 27.-rhe transport
Zeppelin, carrying the crews OF the
three n. G. senpianes which partlci-
pated In Tho navy'a trans-Atiantic
flight, arrived at Sandy Hook at f.2s
O'Clock this afternoon. A drlExiing
min made u necessary 10 cancel part
OF tho elaborate homecoming receps.
ion program by aircraft from sur
rounding stations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
TODAY
IN THE NEWS


Chamber of onmmesce ri.
- rrc1rium 90 whrsi,rr Or mo
toiiticai infiucne should
rixy a part Ia c~irro~ius a preri.
drnf fur fifn University of New
Mcktco uUuid h. n ioke or nn iu-
suit to mrmisr- wrrr n nof foe
Tie TAT that an effort has i<<p
UHsdr % ~ scry puucsfuf r-uiiii-
cal infiurncc in conmtsrtion uish
the ctsntcs n - nftfhrr d%lffie1sl1
NOE aansssxala "a fnFnaai tIse ~
ssllt &C this rcrrrtrshim. Aiia-
tlnauin1uusiy aanhnef fhr inff<s-
dnsftun % politics or pohtlcai in-
nsrncn Into the University az
g~aniation.
rhr choscr of a man frsas cot.
side New Nexico offefs a ~tisr
pDEe for opiniDn. ltie Evening
Hcrnid do~~ not hesitate Ia soss'
NV and pubilsiy on this rcfrf<n-
d.mA We arr for The vcry ir~i.
nbhc~t. arpnrt~f man for Ibis Dob
WIN can h. insiucr.i On take "a.
wistfirr ic cotnf~ frum New Mcs.
len 90 TmtuTfoo.
Cisariy that T. the attitude &C
the u,fmle14 of the fanarsi of Ilr-
nss,te. Thep have fk-iasci cfsn-ps-
Ina a prr~tdrnf ~ ortor ! q hasr
time to study asniiablr rsndldafss
and mcn mo- candidates hut VITO
NAY h. eligible.
sor h n likely that the prx-ssnt
fhnarsi &C HeErufs will h. lufiu.
encssi by any political ronsl-Arrr
ton ~ making q cllnirr. They
&c the University In the nionsssat-
utis choice of ~ grncral managrr
10 4 safe 10 ~ay that " thefss n
Trniiticnl innucncc rffong euouRh
Ia make it-if fcit in this citolce.
tiesc viii pfv-Stiiy ~ y ncw TINT
tcrr1tl board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
KNOCKOUT ron DAYLIGHT
SAVING.

Washington. June s7-Ffnal APP
nroVrl was given by congress today
to repeal Of the dnNight saving law
IN the adoption OF the conference re-
port ON the annual agricultural APP
preparation bill. to which tho repeal
measure IN attached. Tho hill contains
an amendment providing for tho
labelling as well as the Inspecting Of
horse meat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
Stanley Yoakurn L.
Pinched for Peddling
Booze in Denver

Denver. Colo. June 2t.-Gtanley
Carver well known professional boxer
who fought under the name of stanley
Noakum, was arrested today by the
Denver pgiice on a charge Of viola
ton u tie state prohibition law aud
$1,000 worth of liquor ~confincated, ac.
coFding Ia the police.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
Ymkum wa Kmyww IIor

noakum. alias carver, 10 well known
~ Albuquerque. lie made his head
quarters here Tor several years. while
he was siill active In the boxing game
and figured ~ a principal In several
Important boxing contests staged ln
Ibis city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
Up to Cox to Save
Nation Disgrace, L.
Rsndall's Message

Washington. June s7.--Repreaenta-
tive Randall. prohlbltlouinf. California
who yesterday introduced a rceciu-
ton requesting Governor Cox OF ohio
Ia prevent tho Wliard Dempsey fight
at Toledo. July teiegrsphed the
Governor today that ine enlightened
public sentiment OF this country ~
against this proposed diaEfacsfal ~.
hlhltlon and loakH 10 You 70 prevent
h."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

rh- Hague. June 27-Frederich
William Hohenxoiirm. the former
German crown prince. whose oscape
from Holland 10 Germany had been
reported. was sun at his Residence on
The island Of WlerinFen IN the zuyder
leo Tits morning. u was officially an
nounccd here this afternoon.
The fact that the former crown
prince was still nt W~lcrunren wins dis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

Rumpf. 20 years old. last night shot
and killed himself with a pistol while
police we're searching Tor him 90 pre-
him from carrying out a threat
TO end his life. His body was found
IN a clump Of bushes nea his home.
Two other attempted suicides were re-
ported 20 the police during the night.
A fourth person, Myron Deere, 10.
was shot In the lex a~ccldentaliy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

OH men WHO look h%opefuliy 20 the
Tularoaa basin OF New Mexico for oil
discoveries should not be discouraged
~ the somewhat caustic report OF the
4. = Geological survey on me Das,n.
made public hy the survey yesterday.
utl has often been found precisely
Nhere the most eminent geoiogtnta
have declared b a no oil existed.
on tho other hand men who mas
have m~isquotcd members OF the Gco-
lokiyal survey, OF is reports "a there
are any such. Will do mighty well 80
shunt for cover. Misquoting the INT
ted states utoioECai Hurs,y " rtnKy
and likely 10 90 far more eNpensiN q
than drilling for oii IN the Tglaro.a
basin or anywhere else.
New MeNcp wants all the Wild cat
oil prospecting u can get, IL wants
that Wild cattnE "on tire level" ft "
tine Ia BE- able % say that d vast
majority % New Mexico oil promotion
plans up 10 this time, have been frank.
.tboNc-bourd and ~honorahiy condurtcd
There has been ven little misrcprc-
'rentation.
In this connection a constantly In.
~creanlng number OF responsible men,
EcologistH and others confidently ca.
press the belief that New McSico will
have one or more OIL fields In pru-
duction before January l.
. A. last the cattle oNncrn OF the bor-
der region have walked up 10 the TACT
that they muft protect their intercstA
Tho shooting OF McNicnn raiders ON
She Arizona border Int night appears
10 have been fully luauncu. New McN
iCO and Arizona growers have Lost
s~hOuEands OF head Of valuable stock
30 Mexican bandits. ~ IN time for a
49,. 80. ID ANa.aaU NNaa. LaaNAL
tuatio and about conditions m the
northern states OF Mexico. ana Tor Ntg.
orOua American action. Putting ON
the soft pedal Ia often wise somcum's
necessary. Hut neither wisdom nor
Necessity dictates any further SOFT
pedal policy with regard To the pres
snt Mexican government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
PRINCE STILL ON
In ZUYDER ZEE

closed ~ an official investigation
mnde w the Dutch minister Of iIr
interior.
Thursdays rcpoft ~ the enraps o.
the former crown prince FROM hlA In
tsrment w Holland. u appears from
the available ndrirrA came from
British Critical sources IN Pans. The
accuracy % The news appa rcntly was
arceptcd Without question IN peace
conference circles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27
SIGNING OF PEACE TREATY
MAY NOT END THE WAR;
EXPRESSED IN PARIS
With German Delegates Approachins Paris and
Hour Set FOR Signing Treaty ON Sunday, Grave
man Government and A. to Possible Develop
ments Within the Former Domain of the Kaiser.

The present weakness. 81 the dic-
tntur1hip n responsible for these frou-
bies~ he declared. The Iourxroiso
must be crushed without mercy. TO
proclaim Nntufes arg 1cnitnry would
be TO shake The ~confidtntt o. he
nst M Dictatorship n ms prp'rtrr-
Hamburg DIoorlrrH eupprrosr~f.
Berlin. Thursday Iun@ fUr
The Associated preA1~Ihs Ger
man government troops ordered 70
HAMBURG 70 suppress dI<ordeu there.
reechsd NE suburbs o. ne ciff this
morning. The troops uuitfrd the tn
mediate cessation 81 hoeislIfisn. t6n
release OF all prisoncrs held ~ M
communists In the city hslI aud the
delivery % wr~pons.
cr-urrsl us<sm.n y tsrr<f.
Bcfiin. June ~ tny The Associated
frc-.) --ocnsfai Hoffman. Who WAS
a prime owe m Tho negotiations
leading up 10 Inc Urcsf-Iltos.k srcnfv
with Hur~'a. has been Dismissed ON
his commend IN the eastern ai.fsct
having declared he would defenI that
district 20 the lsrt man IN d~eIanra
o. The -sutefnments orders and nh<e q
recognise the peace treaty
1fs>in F.nr- Wc<-~s Hlaflur.
Berlin. Thursday June l1-lTHo
casualties In the fiotnG "a H4mbufF
ere eniimntcd a have bean twenty
killed and itH 70 100 wounded. on
n surface the Situation n cuIcinr 10.
day. The banks are open. the ofiirIaI
offiroH are doing business and the city
transportation nSulems are operation.
The authorities. however. have not
re~estnhlinhed their control.
Government authorities orurrsn
themselves a. certain ihat the HAM
burg disorders were 10 be the begin
Ming Of generally ch1e<ic conditions
planned b. the s~parthcans. and <x-
pectsd BY them 20 exIeud throughout
the country. Tho Authorities here
said they expected that the e~partaczn
element would attempt an upris<nE
here tomorrow.
Alsrsr<s 1scsolt Ica<.rx> hrrrsu~d.
Berlin. June ~ (ky The Azsocintrd
frc>ri.-Ihe iudcp<u dent socialist and
communist m<mber. Of the executive
council OF the greater Berlin soviet
were arrested THURSDAY night hy or
der ~ Mtnis<er o. n<fcnso <unkc.
They are char<cd with having 1frn
In ~coiiu<ion with the i<ad<rs o. me
upririnx In HumbufE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

Berne. June 97.-A counter rcvolu-
tionary movement tn Hungary during
which a monitor on the Danube vas
seized by the anti-fovcrnment forces
has been put down, according 10 adj
vices 10 he Vienna Correspondents uu-
cau from budapest.
The messages Indicate that tho
counter revolutionary movement de-
veloped Tuesday. The officorn who
took possession OF the monitor used tho
vessels guns for bombarding tho So
Wet headquarters. while numbers OF
their supporters on the banks OF the
river. u Ia declared. cheered for the
aus Of royalty. There was conk.der-
able rifle and revolver firing during
which numerous pcraons yer wound
ed.
A budapest dispatch 20 the bureau
filed on Thursday stated that tho
movement had been quelled and or
der restored. In referring 10 the out
break Bella Kun. the soviet foreign
minister, N quoted AZ recommending
harsher 10 the central exc
cutiNe committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

NobI1hH, June u lUY Tho A1100In.
ted Preas)@fofeign secretary Mucl-
Ter and Colonial Secretary Bell. the
two German peace delegates on their
way 10 Versailles, passed through Co
por ted. A Berlin dispatch TO the Co
blcn1 newnpa peru says that Tho Ger
man delegates understand that they
are 10 siEn tho treaty Al . o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
According 10 adviccn received by
the American authorities herc. Min
listers Mueller and BELL left Berlin In
the greatest secrecy on n special train.
fearing an attempt on their livea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

~ 1he Associated frcss-l
Dr. Hermann Mueller. oerman for
elEn minister. and DR.. Johannes He'll.
minister Of the colonies arc on their
waN from berlin % Versailles 20 A
ne trcnfy % psoce. having psrse1
through Cologne Tits morning. Ar
rlnKrmenia are proceeding Tor fhe
aieninn Of the treaty az } O'Clock rat
nTuay afternoon.
Notwithstanding the probability
that the formal signing % the treaty
atemn near 10 accomplishment Paris
reports Intimate that there II = feeling
amouH b allied delegates that the
stfuipF may not bring TO a close The
n situation befwoan The aliloa aud
Germans. A bad Impression A. 20
the stability Of the present German
government has been created IN Paris
u y pointed out that there " no pro.
vision In the treaty NJ 10 when Ger
many must raufy. the document and
u n fenrcd there may be- vexailoua
delay. before peace Il actually re-.
Meanwhile a stuttgart dispatch 20
q Berlin newspaper states hal former
Emperor william IL planning 10 re-
turn 20 Germany before tho allies ran
demand his surrender b. the Nether.
lands government.
Dispatches report Tho Internal att
untion In Germany becoming lncreaa-
inGly serious. Affnlrn AZ Hamburg
are ~conccdedly IN a had way and there
are numerous reports Of communist
movements In existence or IN proa-
poet. while counter revolutionary
movement n said 10 be brewing In the
eastern part Of tho country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

Paris. June f1.-plans were con-
pleted by Tie council OF four today
for the signing OF the treaty at
o'clock saturday afteruoon. No Of
fetal statement. however. was issued
BY the council.
President Wilson received American
newspaper correspondents at Hotel
DE criiion AZ two o'clock this after.
noon n said his Eoodbyer 20 them.
~ wan announced scmi-ofnclaiiy TO-
day that b German peace pienIpof-
c~ntiaries would arrive In Paris az .
o'clock tonight.
IL the signing occurs ne eontcm.
plated. President Wilson plans 10
ieeye for Brcst immediately sfferwnsd
sailing for The rnited siatea al necn
Sunday.
ON The advice 81 The council Of
-four the Chinese delesntes have agreed
10 sign the treaty u~nrcrervcdiy with
the understanding that a protocol iatsr
Will be added stating that they sirnci
with the understanding that Japan
would return the HhantunE nee
Ions 10 China within a stipulated time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-27

New York, Juns gT-copper
strong elertrolytlc. June and
July, NH Ufek August TN.
fon and lead unchanged. Hpcifrr
easier: East ~ Louis. spot Csc;
yuiy. 100.