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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Meeting Is Held in Office Of
French Foreign Minister; Ital.
ian Premier and Japanese Rep
resentatives Are Present
CONFERENCE OF PREMIERs
POSTPONED FOR FEW DAYS
Absence Of Lloyd George Is Cause
Of Delay; French Protocol Is
Presented to The Other Allied
Corferees.

Paris. Jan. President wilson b
conferences with the premiurs Of
Great Britain, France ana Italy. which
were a. open today have been delayed
and probably VIII not begin before
early next week
NJ Lloyd Ueorgc ia Detained In
London by work incident TO the re-
construction of bis cabinet Premier
Orlando of Italy, who ~ due here
today, probably viii refurn TO Rome.
where his presence FOR forty eight
hours rs necessary because OF INST
tors under consideration hy the itul-
iun parliament
There Will. however. be a meeting
today ~ the offce of stephen lfn-
rhun. foreign minister q viii be- at
tended hy Mr Wilson Premier orlnn-
do aud Japanese representatives. but
u viii be- informal because OF the alb
scenro Of NJ. Lloyd George. although
british representatives viii probably
he present
the procedure that will he nd ptcd
viii -" the simplest possible. haVing
the Hdvuuturo of avoiding mhofious
pour pnrlurH ana exchanges nf notes
between chHncrllurioH, " iH pointed
out that tho committee iu question
viii hr composed of the premiers and
foreign ministers of tho allies, Mr
Wilson figuring ua American premier
A. regards questions gunrrrnlnn
tusmY countries. it iH understood that
those runc'rnuiuE Germany Will hs
taken NO first. then those nf Austria
Hungary aud finally those relative {,
bulgaria and Turkey
The procedure nov being diacusHod
ia. roughly. aH follows.
First. u general agreement hetwort
tho United states ana the untent,
helnrprUuts for the creation of
league of nations. or similar ma
chiutrN TO enforce th, terms of pguc,
and proFcryr a.
second the setting mp ~ new inde
pendent states growing out OF IN
wur.
Thitd. the assessment Of damage
ana indcmnitirs and the manner %
th,ir payment
Fourth. the conclusion Of peacl
treaties with tho central powers
Tho peace treaties may he lett 4
the last hpcnusp none Of the agree
ments can bind the central powers nm
leH- lu the meantime. they have ea
tuhushol governments which satiaf
the peace congress.
Premier tlpmruCruu nf France mn
Premier N'Vixclos of Greece, confer
red this morning with the American
peace delegation.
French prutucol giving dUtnilc
program of the procedure of The pcnc
conference huH been submitted 10 N
American and other delegations, b
whom % now iH under confederation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

Great Fails. Mont. Ian Wheat
VIII hp htrNcNsd nest ian from One
OF the worlds largest farms cumuriH-
ing about goa. 600 acres Of indian
lands ir Montana aud WAowns ot
this mr tract about $4,000 acres ui
irrigated land have been pluWrd ana
spvded. and fhp remainder ii iH an-
uuuuccd. win uc cultivated duIiuE the
coming summer
The land h located un the crow,
nlickfcpi and Fort roci reservations
iu Montana ana the Niud ltNrr rr--
cryuuun In Wyoming. To make TINS
land productive u corporation win
50 600 600 capital wus organized last
spring when Thomas u Campbell 70
North Dakota farmer conceived 90,
ldpl Of cultivttlug the thousands ul
acres OF tho Indian lands iu Montana
aud Wyom .nr llo lacked capital but
obtained the approval and assistance
Of the secretary of the interior Frank
I'm * Lane and 4 y Morgan ana
other leading New York bankers. Th'
corporation was then formed WIN
several of these bankers us members
of the board of directors aud Mr
Campbell ~ president
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
~ rns assoclATrB srrss

Paris, Jan uavas-The Ebert rischedemann government
Germany overturned the having
hand Berlin after sangunay fighting according the
German adyices received here
revolutionary has been proclaimed composed
of independent socialists.
part troops reported have gone
the -ces aud the Spaacans hold principal points Berlin
Civil spreading TO other Of Germany the adviees in
dcae and Of the Rhensh provinces and Bavaria
ported 20 be involved.
desperate reaction By the conservative elements
pcctcd
The casualties the Berlin fighting reported have been
heavy.
The independent socialists said the new gov.
George Ledbour Herr Lebemann aud Herr Tick
Berlin Tuesday Jan War Berlin order
threatened by Bavaria according speech
Bavaran chamber Of deputies Munich Herr
Of the interior Bavaria he said proposed with
conditions in Berlin continue unsettled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

New YORK.. Jan % Except for a
small no,t cot f,rry uolts. tuFs Ind
lighters yurur,I boz dvhhrkHuuu u.
home coming troops and loading ut
prrlahthls supplies fuf the American
rNptdltiuutrt forces hHrhur shipping
waH Af t HtHuusfill tudut ua the fsHuI'
uf ths strike ~ 10000 marine wurlUIs
ln 900 attempt to fore, arbitration uf
their demands fur higher wages aul
au cight hour daN
Nut puy privately owned craft nIi
the boats uf tho railroad adWinistth-
ton Z goo Iu number, wcty tied upt
and the sailing uf hrrthinF ~ ocean
stvamshius Hz we'll as the forriuE ~
passengers between Manhattan aud itH
nclrhhnrlnr buruuEhz and suburbs.
was Impossible.
The tio-up l,ft N,w York with .
limited stock Of fresh foods Hui the
milk supply already seriously cur
tailed rs tho strike uf the NVw YORK
UWrNmtu's league. was farther
threatened when shipments from New
York halted Movement uf coal cs-
srutlal O. maintenance uf the limited
supply which tho CiiNH storage ihciils
tips can accommodate ulsu Was huH-
pended.
linton officials announced that nll
tho city'v .rv and police uuat- Wuuld
be- tied up bN the calling Out ut their
crews Establishment uf uu eirht- hour
day b. demanded hy the sttik'rr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

In| NU"0T0" ITT y" IUTIIIITlINH ~
homicide and aU,idp were signed hy
tho coroner h,re today boz ttp cHso
uf Nr Iurnr o. Carroll, who was
uh1t and killed last night hy sidney :
Johnson. and boo the ease ~ hor as-
-ihut THE shooting occurred al tho
womanH hamr Johnson drove 90 tho
huuaa uud tnr1uFh window shot the
woman thon Nl'gf himself tie ieft
70 note alleging mat Mrs. CARROLL who
was divorced. had declined his attrn-
lions Mra Caroll was said 10 have
come here from New York city,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
nInnI, ItghtlnR Isrlnrte.l.


London. Jan. 9-tiAf a. ml-
German government moasnges picked
hp hy Wireless here say that parts II
Berlin are sconer OF bloody nEhtlng
The government. IL iH added, IL tsik.
inr an necessary measures Go destroy
the rcign Of terror"
Tho mcsmrra SAY that some IuiiH
Of Berlin already hrc without hghi
and water. Provision drunfH have
.hoen stormod hY the Spnrinrurs aui
the feeding of soldiers and CIVILIANS
has been interrupted
Berlin. "Wednesday IAN. S.
HtaNY fighting continued throughout
last nighi 40 various points in hetlir.
The rlsit warfare already 81 estimated
to have cost twenty 80 - ~ MANY
lives uH were sacrificed IN the UtSf-
throw of the ilohcnzoilorn dynasty
sixty DAYS ago
Government Troop- IieWulsc'l
The correspondent iH informed thGt
tho government troops have boon rr-
pulsed in ever, attempt thfY made iu
rrrupturo public huildinrH from the
spuriucnnH Tho opposition forces
hold tho ruirhHiuf building. trn pug
pronrhua TO the lirundouhurg gaze Wid
| the SilsHiuu railway station.
The excitement and risorfi anton
. in the citN ia 20 great That % is IN.
/ possible tn secure details
Since Monday the Spart1ruua have
[ not repeated the attempt tn capture
I the government hcRdnInrierH in ihv
chancolior's palace. which b. strongly
guarded hy soldiers
The conference between tho gov
crnmont and the oNocduV' committee
| Of tho independent Huclai.f's wa tc.
sumod this morniug but it i1 hcltfl lod
tn be doomed tu failure heeuuHo lh,
I ilehknecht and his followers, who
comprise the great hulk of 'hs rchcis,
refug" 10 t"ni with the blood hounds
Ebert and schoidemanu'
Spartaraus Triumphant.
The Tacgllsrhc gundsChan snNHi
''rhe Spnrturan nnmnutinn has en-.
trer he'd itself and Berlin piny n
under tho terror Of fnrl iArlkuet hl
and Rosa LuXcmhurg.
The Itundsrhau SAYS "a learns tNni
the urw German foreign miniHtr- has
informed tho cabinet that it is impor
siblo 10 carry cut any policies tho
present condition OF affairs Aii bust
ness and industry iH AZ Il stHWdHtl
and the inhabitants wander c-r,ouflN
through the streets Boa small Eruups
The SpnrthCan movement is BEGIN
nina 10 affect other renipfH lu Ger
mqnv 10 Bruuswick .he Rcd Guard.
ana tho independent socialists have
adopted resolution in IHNor OF 3
Spnrturnn uprising and hflsed th'
newspapers II iH reported that The
Snpftu.tna have tlken u.Hr the gof
crnment ut Muihoim and Oborhausyn
near lesson.
The Berlin indepcndeut soc niis
organ. the Frolhoit today ihrnws of
the pretenae OF following the mdc
pendent lenders like Carl kautsk'
and says
"Wo summon tho rcvorutonar
workmon and The socialists Dl ner,Il
tn demonstrate again todr, their mum
hprs and th Hir derisiunH.'
The Newspaper calls D Tho rrNu
: Wuonhrira 90 meet in the soircFuil
where % great mass of people alrsud
} had collected,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
No Privilege for
Wilson'S Request
For Relief Funds

Washington, Jan. o iiN vote OF
. 20 the house rules committee. to-
day refused to report rule giving
spriN iltrpd status 10 tho bill uppro-
pratIus the 100000. 600 requested
hv President Wilson FOR European
relief work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Swift Made Profit
OF $21,157,277 in
1918, Says Report

Chicago. Jan . t'guss sllrs boo ok
cess uf ttsOu.uOu. HUN returned net
profits ~ tei1htgts tu swift and
COMPANY. according tu the annual r'.
port road lt tho annual Htu' khuld"rh.
meeting held her vtoduN The mot M
reached after Godbvting fll.NlN. .lhi
for federal ana foreign taxes. Tho net
fnr the previous year was t1i.ttu. u.uuN.
The 1918 profit ON meat and ull "th-
cr products was approximately 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Fresh Food Stocks and Milk Sup.
ply Of Metropolis Are Limited I;
Movement Of Coal Is Likewise
Suspended.
1900 OF MADoo's
BOATS ARE TIED UP
Only Small Fleet Of Ferryboats
and Similar Craft, Engaged in
Handling Homecoming Troops,
Are Still Operating.
:. faT assarlarIn rstss

. Washington. Ian 4" SsHroin-
. fI,a Daniels and Htkrr called In-
. tu conference TODAY representa-
. uyra of the railroad uiUluHtru
. tIun Hud HuIpulnr hunfi Co rnn-
. slider the New Nurk hHrhuf strike
. situation ~ was Irtimutod tiHt
. SOME definite action might hr
. expected during the dHf llc.
q ports were current that either
. tho navy ur tho war department
. wuuld tkc over operation oi
. 40 htrnur fH,.lltDH
. war iHhur nunrd officials said
. the board bad exhausted De- ruw-
. pra n efforts 90 adIaf thr ara
. cultisH aud could Uu nothing hui
. lpt the strike take lis course.
. until u favorable situation de-
. ytlupod
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
MAY EASE BLOCKADE
OF CENTRAL POWERS
! TO RELIEVE SLAVS
Allied Leaders in Paris Consider.
ing Relaxation in Order to Per
init Movement Of Food Supplies
to Poland and Other Nations.

pUTH- IAN ThO TOpIIH'nTIIN'F
OF the allied nations here intend tn
give immediate consideration 20 TIE
question Of mitigating the ncV'rlN ol
the blockade of the central powers,
according 10 Indications to-day
such mitigation would be granted
In order 10 permit movement ot FOOD
supplies Tor Cyecho -Slo,akin, Poland
ana sections of ltussiu ana other ter
,tory whicn cannot hc reached cN-
cent through territory which the cen
nal powers are holding,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
SMOKERS AND USERS
MATCHES CAUSED SI5,724,556
FIRE DAMAGE IN SINGLE YEAR

ciction of North America who are
holding a two days conference here
with the National board OF undef-
writer's hoA nning today.
Figures showing that the United
States leads the world la property ne
struction by fire were gwen Ia the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

New York aJn, o. Careless smok-
ers and users of matches were re-
aponsihlo for Sib.7si.b66 OF the total
loss OF $50 iGG.Q5t worth OF property
hy 'preventuhlc fires" in the United
States during iglS. according 10
OF ihc Fire Marshafs aaao-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09


Washington, Jan. MO adeicsa
had reached the state department 10
uns concerning the fat % the NchtId-
emnnn Ebert government or any
other late Developments IN Berlin.
Amsterdam, Jan. g-severc fight-
ms ~ which artillery wrn employed,
took place in Berlin yesterday near
the central telegraph office. rha
Spnfiacnns renewed their atiempts 10
seize the chancciior'a palace 1, " de-
clarcd in Berlin dispatches q the
iiandolshind. but were driven back
with the loss OF thirty KILLED and 40
wounded.
che government has been eonesa-
irnting troops IN Berlin and on We'd
tuesday, the Adyiccs add. the fpana-
cans were driven from the potudnm
ana Anhaii railroad stations. the
arnnd"nhutr cute and the central
railway office.
The correspondent reports that tha
spsrtarans obtained is.oo0. 600 marks
ln paper money when thcy captured
The government printing officrs.
strikes In Munich.
liaHle. "Wednesday Jan. 8 -
StrikeH Mud demonstrations In sym-
pathy with the i.lebknecht movement
in Herlin have taken place In Bruns-
Wick and Munich.
London. Cwcdnesday) Jan. s.---Ne-
rotlhtluns between the government
ana the rcvultins elements In Heriln
were In progress an day yesterday.
according to Copenhagen and Alnstcf-
dam dispatches received here tonight.
hut no definite result was apparent
The spartacus group. the dispatches
show, has proclaimed a general strike
Tor Innunry 10.
equipment of machine guns IL re-
ported moving ON Berlin.
outside the capital, the message
utatos. the iiolahevlk movement IN
weak, the bulk of the people dinap-
proving of a.
nerlin. CTuouday) Jan. THE re-
port that Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg is Ia Berlin is denied In govern-
mcnt circles.
New Government fofuacd.
Hcrne, Jan. a.-Telegraghic reports
from Berlin today state that the rebels
there have formed new government
under the title OF the revolutionary
committee.
This COMMITTEES comprises three
members Herr Lehman. Georr i.e-
dehour and Herr Tick, the last nam
cd the president Of the spartacan
league.
The SpartHcans thus appear Htlli to
[ bc work INK with the socialists Of tho
[ loft or independents,
The dispatch would also seem 20 In
/ dictate the possibility that the new
government set up n a rival ono to
the Ebert Scheidemann government
! and has not Ia fact displaced Il. as
today's advices through Parts report.
nerlin. Tuesday Jan. T--Oeneral
Ludendurff former chief quarterinas-
tor general of the German armies. ac-
cording 90 the Nachrichten OF Leip-
sig hes returned 20 Germany from a
recuprratlng trip TO sweden.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
The Worm Turns
Twenty. Three
A Poor Apologist
-IIE GERMANS are reported
as having opened negoiia-

hs hhNinR nptned htEnllh-
tions with the Polish invad-
crs. How the mighty are fallen
There was time when Germany
hoastcd of the good old German
spirit "a time when the only
way for the Fatherland 10 ncgoti.
ate with any invader, however
powerful, was TO destroy him or
io cxpcl him from the native soil
nj the very least
And today, An army Of 10000
Poles. representatives Of nation
which has been huffeted by Eu.
rope for decades. ], able ~ camp
uut on German soil aud force the
government to send envoy, 10
negotiate.
This is clear betrayal Of the
desperate condition of the couu-
try Although report, conflict as
~ the fate of the Ebert govern
mcnt. some declaring ,hat ii is
uvcrthfowu. other, that the Spar
iacaus have set up q rival govern
ment, II is clear that conditions
~ Berlin today are worse than
they ever were in potrograd. ~
far ~ actual hlsodshcd Is concern
cd. The overthrow of the ear. ~
fact. was accomplished with rum
pnrativcly little bloodletting.
The Spariacans are ,rizinp pro
vision depot, aud some parts of
the city ARE without light aud
water. aud sauguiunry fighting is
reported IN wireless messages
picked mp In London. \ reign Of
terror is truly n progress. The
disorders. Furthermore. are said tu
be- spreading 10 other parts of th,
country.
n IN for thu, reason that M,
Pole, are finding their progress IN.
10 Germany not seriously uhstruct
ed. II is doubtful whether thcy
viii hc deferred lu their dctcrmi
milton to make "a tearing raid
into the country.
West NirrIua is co., twenty tn ru
state 10 have hantHhsd Juuu iiufhN
corn from its domains The ieEtslJ
tIr, of that commonwealth tudu, rat
lncd the prohibition amendment Q,
IN, federal constitution
The DAYS Of huuur ~ thp Unite,
states are numbered The people are
speakiug Their minds 900 unmIsiHkahl,
terms
n iH 20 be hoped that the lorisin
tuf, of Sew MtAlpo VIII speak with
cuuul clenrnoss aud prumpiness
senator iIitthrurk must have spcu
an unpleasant half hour M the SENATE
today whom he was attempting 10 "a
PLAIN the governments Iol,N m Rus
sia 10 the persistent demands VIII,
the American forces are remaining ir
itufHlu aud what nrv the plans iul
them, the senator could nnd no sat
ismctury rrpiN
A. matter OF fact the oNnrt pm
pose of the troops in Russia has uoNo
been explained to tho American pro
plr. Who have u right to know " d
IL 60 rcprusH the llolsh',tki, be iS toe
small cur administration should 10
member the fable oi the ho, hud thl
scorpion N the hoy had rtaspcd M
nfuohnid tightly tt would not hnN'
HtuuF him
10 ~ ia with our troops in Uussia
n We are going 10 crush llulHh'Ntsn
We need 70 larger force than IN uoN
upeutinH There. \ force of thr Hi2
of TINT which iB now ciuHhiug VIII
the Rods Gun serve only Is AN irr.inu
aud accomplish nothing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
BERLIN GOVERNMENT IS CRUSHED
VICTORS
AFTER BLOODY BATTLE
And FORM A CABINET

Reports From German Capital Conflicting, How
ever, and Details of Struggle Are Not Clear;
Civil War Spreading to Other Provincesj Cssaul-
ties in Berlin Fighting Said to Have Been Heavy;
Conservative Element May Start Uprising of
Its Own; Bavaria Threatens War on Berlin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
NEW YORK METAL MsRKEr.

New York. Jan. s-copper dull.
elecirolytic. large producers holding
at "a, some small lots sold ~ 20 and
~. speiter quiet. East st Louis de-
livery. spot offered "a -. jnnuiry
$50. Yesterdays London. spot copper
i.x sb; clectrolytic In. I05.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

IinHlr. "Wednesday Jan. . -
strikes hud demonstrations In Sym-
pathy with the i.lebkhecht movement
in nerln have taken place In Bruns-
wick and Munich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

Tonight and Friday fair. not much
chunTe IN temperature.
Local. Maximum. a; minimum. .;
range. ~, At ; o'clock. -. north
wind. clear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

lleriin. CTueudayl Jan The re-
port that Field Marshal Won Hinden-
burg is In Berlin is denied In govern-
meut circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

"The Guarantee without Reservas
tion,' as instituted by the United States
Rubber Company and applied to United
States Tires and it's other products, is
based on what we believe to be fumda-
mentally sound business principle.
A plain unequivocal guarantee of
quality is better practice than guaran-
tee of performance; the first is form
of insurance, the second is form Of
indemnity.
The United States Rubber Corn
rany's advertised assurance of the
highest standard OF quality now known
i'm the art of tire making imposes an
obligation greater than that of any
guarantee of suppositional mileage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

This is made doubly effective be.
cause this company controls the quality
of its rubber supply through its 100000
acre plantations in Sumatra. And tho
manufacturing methods in its half-h,m-
cred factories represent the last word
in the science of rubber making.
The United States Rubber Company
---olelest and largest rubber organiza-
ton in the understands behind the
integrity of United States Tires. It
devotes all its resources and energies
to the development and maintenance of
standards that benefit both the public
ard the entire rubber industry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-10-19

"7here seems to be a definite trend on the part of
many large and tried manufacturers to assume
that consistent and continuous advertising makes
specific guarantee superfluous"
From a recent trade pape
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
Would Elevate Business.

The BARRIERS Of Osaka, Japan, who
number $500. have approached local
authorities with proposal to estab-
fish a training school for the knights
of the razor. 1t has been complained
that many BARRIERS in Osaka have
not that elementary knowledge Of
surgery absolutely, necessary for their
vocation" and thu better qualified wish
to compel all intending to enter this
profession to pass final examinations
at the special school.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19

1 pciety has Just been organized In
a,,yo b. a. number Of well-known
M, and thinkers, such as DR.. SAX
- Yoshino and Dr.. Masaharu Anez-
y, 10th professors Of the Tokyo I'm
,rnlIunlveraty. It Is called Reimei
n Dawn society, and the object
| ~ In view is to propagate new
1sefhn ihd IDEAS OF the West among
4 tScaneIe by means Of lectures and
u,bsga The Herald Of Asia heartily
welcomes the formation Of this society.
NJ .ag II will do great good to the
MIN. Many conservative men only
- some enlightenment to be con-
anesd that Western thoughts are not
> GnaoasU6s sas they think. There
u also many young radicals who
~ n restrained and prevented from
lelas 10 extremes of socialistic and po-
1,ul spinion. The society will prove
NJ useful In directing popular
ssuslf b progressive directions.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19
.av1No THE WAR BILE.

4 n French government has Just
I .,eted details Of scheme for levy
-. tax on capital, whereby to meet
=. cost Of the war. This is also
odopted in Germany, and may
ans be found necessary In Great
-, The French propose to dis
sr,e the levy over a long term OF
that the burden will not fall
hosyily on the present generation,
:. s,tuation is one that will chal-
-. thought. In America tax on in
- a as yet ample to meet govern
4 requirements, although the enor-
90. loans that have been fioated
Am the last two years made a con-
.1ssb,e impression on capital. Fl
...rIees are just beginning to realize
q heavily the demands OF the war
- tbe resources of the world. En-
..-,stie application OF productive pow
I'm restore the wealth destroyed.
N, q ,vill be many years before any
{ : 4. nations will have accumulated
. - and not merely a constructive
LA Our advantage is In having
/. esntaI but little touched. and an
..ome sufficient to meet our bills. says
aha Bee. This, however. is con-
Mjsdt on a lessening Of public ex-
,.sHsure and encouragement of III
~. Enterprise. The war bills VIII ="
- VT not through the process of
.,v,nulating enormous peace-time c1-
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-04-19

~ 1amcs who helped Great Brit
= y uesend Egypt during the war
~ have q memorial in the shape
&Tha1e equestrian monument on
1aaks q the Suez canal. The
|Jg q tie monument on such a
- IN sssocilhons going back to
nnyb isins WIN be q striking
e y history. 80 to speak, as
11nae1 litstally came from The
~ earth t. Ilren land 81 fhsl
pharaohs. and the monument
N = salor'kSa loyaty wiI almost
A(lt = the monument whiciI
ss az and not very far
noooo connected with the Mo-
nasuel u events In the early
i nqaedsd time.