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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
MAY WEAR MALE CLOTHING
ture In Connection With
Equs sr1rase.

Tallahassee, Flai%Apparel may oft
proclaim the man, but it may also pro-
claim his better half in Florida when
women win the right to vote in this
state. A bill introduced in the state
Legislature provides:
From and after equal suffrage has
been established il the state of Flor
ida it shall be lawful for females to
don and wear the wearing apparel of
man as now worn publicly by him"
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
Over 100, 900 En- Route Home.

Washington.-On April 81. an Off
cial announcement by the War Depart
ment said, 120,27S men from the army
overseas were at sea or en- route 10
this country. A total OF 731,SS9 men
had been landed in this country up to
and including that date.
Since the signing of the armistice
the War Department has turned back
to the shipping board 500 vessels with
an aggregate lightweight of 2.O00,00s
tons.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02

First Stun Mother-The idear Of
them young ships from the settlement
coming here TO tell Us how TO take
care of our babies.
Second DittO-Ain't they nervy tn
talk that way TO experienced women e
Here's one yesterday giVin' me n lot
of information, ard I've nussed seven
babies through everything child KIN
have and buried five of EN-.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
PLANS ANTARCTIC TRIP.
British Biologist to Leave for South
Polar Region i'm 1920.

tion is being planned, according to a
statement printed here, John Cope, BIZ
ologist with the British Antarctic ex-
petitions in 1914-17, will be leader and
expects the expedition to start in June.
1920.
He proposes, besides carrying scien-
tific investigations, to ascertain the ex-
tent of mineral and other valuable de.
posits on the Antarctic continent. He
has obtained the famous exploration
ship Tarranova and intends to take
an airplane for surveying the interior
of the continent He hopes also to
make a flight to the south pole.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
CONDITIONS ARE CRITICAL
Bremen and Hamburg Are Proclaimed
In State of Siege-Polce Instruct
ed To Shoot Rioters.

Copehagen.-A state of siege has
been proclaimed in the important Ger
man port of Hamburg and the suburbs
of Altoona and Wandsbeck, according
to advices received here from Ham
burg. In consequence of the disturb
ances in Hamburg the police have re
ceived orders to shoot persons carry
ing arms, plundering or fighting
against the national police.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

by LOCAL APPLICATIONS Is they
cannot reach the seat OF the disease.
Catarrh is a local disease. greatly infiu-
enced by constitutional conditions HALLS
CATARRH MEDICINE viii cure catarrh
II IS taken internally and acts through
the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF the
System. HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE
Is composed OF some of the hest tauics
known, combined with some OF the best
blood purifiers. The perfect combination
OF the ingredients in HALLS CATAERH
MEDICINE is what produces such won
derful results in catarrhal conditions
Druggists 75c- Testimonials free
+. J. Cheney & Co. Props, Toledo. o.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
FOOD RELIEF HALTED.
Rioting at Hamburg Affects Unloading
Of

OF American SHIPS.
London-The rioting at Hamburg
affected the unloading of the Amer
lean food relief ships for a time, ac-
cCrding to official reports received
here, but the work was resumed with
voluntary strikebreakers composed
mostly of merchants and men Of the
professional classes, who realize the
vital need of getting the food unload
ed Until the present outbreak the
navy had been able to control the Ger
man laborer, although they had been
unwilling workers.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
Chilean Minister Arrives.

New York.-Augustin Edwards. Chill
can minister 10 Great Britain. arrived
here from Valparaiso on the steamer
Santa Luisa on his way back to Elz
rost AT London after five months leave
spent in his own country. He wac ac-
companied by his wife and son.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
NO PRISONERS IN JAIL
Lack of Prisoners Is said To Be Due
To Prohibition.

o Prohlb It1on.
Tampa.-The city council approved
a recommendation of Mayor Mckay to
close the city stockade on the ground
that there not at present enough pris-
oners to pay the expenses of the insti-
tuition. Prisoners heretofore used to
do municipal work will be imprisoned
in the police station and the council
is considering a plan to lease to pri-
vate contractors the street cleaning
work
The lack of prisoners is said to be
due TO prohibition. effective since Jan
/, last. and the fact that most of the
offenses now are minor ones, which
are paid out in fines.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02

Dandruff causes a feverish irritation
of the scalp, the hair roots shrink, loosen
and then the hair comes out fast To
stop falling hair at once and nd the
scalp of every particle Of dandsuT, get
q small bottle of "Danderine' at any
drug store for few cents. pour little
in your hand and rub II into the scalp.
After several applications the hair stops
coming out and you can't find any
dandruff Your hair appears soft.
glossy and twice as thick and abund
ant Try it
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
MY HEAD

W HeD the
head feels
[ hick or
aches when
one feels all
out-of-sorts
perhaps a
C o q { e d
tongueit
IS the signal
that p0Isoas
are aCcunl-
lating in the
system, and
should be
cleaned out
once
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02
WILL BURN ERS.
Bonfire of Expensive Proportions
Scheduled For New York

New York-A bonfire of expensive
feathers will take place as the result
of a federal court verdict here. I'm
ported plumage worth $4,000 will go
up in smoke. A jury decided that
Rene Arbib, an importer. by bringing
the feathers into this country violated
a statute designed to protect certain
kinds of birds. Arbib said he was ig.
norant of the law.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02

Paris-Bela Kun's soviet govern
ment has been overthrow at Buda-
pest, according to an official wireless
message received here.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02

The average girl knows enough
about photograph to retueb her
negative when she says "No."
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-05-02

A serious tangle is often the result
Of matrimonial knot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
MADOO, IN ADDRESS HERE,
SAYS HE is AMAZED AT THE
MISREPRESENTATION MADE
BY CRITICS OF LEAGUE PLAN

'I um amazed At tbc naprant misrepresentation which
of standing avr madc 90 the American public regarding the c
feet aud general principle Of the tentative constitution of the
lsnruc Of nations and the results which would have IL adopted
said William g. McApo former secretary Of the treasury and
director rcnrd Of the railways o the lnped States short
address which delivered the albuquerque railway station
this rcspons. the invitation Of Abuquc
que czcu, which been formed the citizens every OPP
purtuuy w hearing the proposed league discussed 10y who
have been r position tn know whereof they speak.
Mr. NrAdou rnruuir from New York tiy 90 California
whom thr committee learned ct h, trip and they immediately wired
G asking that ho address the people here This all important
subject The wire received b Mr. McAdoo until he reach
cd I,my and result hc spoke cNtmpouucou, being intro
durtd o., senator Isaac Barth
Tho idea ot league of nations q, common idea, continued
Mr. NrAduu H of nothing partisan bon the United States
the world The very dca ot attempting make partisan
ISSUE of the subject is absolutely without the ideals Of the
American people.
"Thc present draft Of Mi, great instrument is not nua-it Is
merely tutatyca sHrtprfron which through discussion aud
tc hr drafted The idea behind the
Instrument stands Is that may prove opening
wedge which the completed draft may Dec formed What
chat may be- discussed openly fairly aud above board.
II only through such discussion that thc finally
r scd by the American people and by the people Of the entire
world 80
Nr Netloo stated that expected that even in its
dua'r t league would make impossible, But. hc added
% Will make Improbable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

Pare March rs President WILSON
Will huld an important u3niuronr"
with prsmiers Lloyd George, or.
iando aud tlDmrnrrHu at the Paris
white House todh,. This meeting ut
pfnmIofH. representing the supreme
directing force OF tho poaco confer
once takes tho place uf The session
OF the supreme council, which hes
been postponed until tomorrow tu
permit The meeting.
Tho question Co hc discussed ls the
large one of securing accord he.
tween tho great p1Nsri uu zoo phases
of thr peace treaty aud tH early pee
ssutattnu tu thr Germans. it iH tN.
peCtpd un uEfrt mvut viii Co., reached
As 90 the inclusion uf the league OF
nations aH an integral part uf tho
peace treaty iu accordance with the
resolution which bias been already
adopted 30, the peace conference.
Special interest attaches tn tudHN'r
rnricrrur, u view uf recent ru-
ports uf uIktrrturItH between tnn poe
wcrH ls o. tho Inclusion of the league
plan in thr treaty The meeting iH
looked uIuu us uu earnest effort %
reconcile Ull NIrwH INTO u common
understanding for uu early conclusion
90 peace in a comprehensive form, ir.
riudinr military. naval. economic und
financial tttWs na well nH tls lenEuc
of nations The general situation as
a. the peace treaty bias been greatly
clarified during tho past q hours
hy discussion between the heads OF
various delegations ana American
commissioners took the view TODAY
that the attitudes OF the American,
French and British governments
would o. brought INTO entire ac.
cord. The conferences which have
been held hN Lord Nohpft Gecii Of
Great Britain. Leon Bourgeois OF
France and colonel D. " House OF
tho United stntos have reached
tentative accord and there iH renson
tn htleNc that fudH,'a meeting will
approve fhe action thus taken
Present plans contemplate Tho
completion OF hearings given urutral
nHtionH uu ihs league of nations dur-
iug tho present week. and during the
succeeding week attention will hc
gifrn 10 boundaries. rou1wtiuu and
other branches of the treaty u iH
believed that the revised league UoN-
snunt will ho ready Tor adoption ut
The end of nest week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
LEAGUE IS CALLED
SUPER-GOVERKMENT
OF WORLD BY REED
Missouri Senator Tells State Leg
islature That Society Of Nations
Would Force America Into
Worldwide Difficulties.

Jefferson fItE Mu NHrTh fs
The Missouri legislature In joint ...-
sion today heard Hu address ht tUIf.
ed States Senator Reed Hf Missouri.
in criticism OF th. iurI. Df nation.
constitution.
Roitcrntirv contentious chat u.D
league would uhruFHf. tUr Monroe
Doctrine. violate thr American com.
utitution, create u "suuHr-EuNufu
of the world and force Tho United
states into world Wide dlfl.uitI,s HuI
policing obligations senator ErU
challenged assertions ct its advocates
that thu lvaEur'H drUrDrH Hul powers
would bc merely advisory. ~. insist.
pd that itH actions would IU wuulHH
tory ana Involve ",ummlui uf th.
world
I'll however" lp HrHI,d t H
contcudod that thr obligation IH mUr.
ally hindinr thrn indeed We nfc
worse of b,DuuH. Oboe United States
will kocp fs muni obligations.
whereas some uthDr uH''uuH mgnf
not
AN these contentious were utterly
destroyed hy thr president vUn when
De presented tHp l.IEuH constitution
~ tho psHre council expressly stated
Armed force iH Iu IH. UHU. HuuHH UI
THIS program Nu1 II H.r riHfH
force ui the world 5000 Hnf H.INIH
the physical iuryp '." NuI.I
HNnI1 f"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
LI.oNp GEoIGE URGED
~ REMAIN ~ pNIstS

Paris lMuudHN1 March lf 4 lHt-
ter signed ly President Wilson and
Irrmiers tlcmonccHu and orlando.
Yves handed 90 Premier Lloyd George
this afternoon. STRONGLY urrInr him TO
Postpone fnf fortnight h.s return o.
England. boo view uf the ufEtuCt of the
problems before thc peace conference
Nr Lloyd George Will submit thr lot
Tor 90 tho british cabinet Hui it is
Understood viii upi lu accordance TO
H. views
Th, lrttrr read uH fHlluN-.
90 arrWH 60 ua imperative Iu orr
teI that the world mlN wait up long
Ur fur prtp, than Boz lrtuaN uutyuld. /.
able. that you remain lu Paris uuNl
The chief questions connected with
peace are settled. and We rtru,Htl" beg
Sou tu du su % Nuu can arrange 90
remain another INu wDrIs Wp hope
uuU believe this tll. Important result
can lH obtained
We write this Nth fuII rHHIurUhHn.
sion uf the NsfN urgent mHIitfH Iuui
Hf, ,.iIiur Nuu tu EurNuI HHH with ID
vivid ruusDIuu-urrs uf tHr sacrifice We
Hfy tak'ug SOU tu WHh"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
OF
u. s. COAL Mines is
URGED BY LABOR man
Frank J. Hayes, President Of United Mine Workers
of America, Also Recommends Six-hour Day
and Five-day Week for Coal Workers; Increase in
Wages Likewise Advocated by Leader.

Indianapolis Ind March INSTRUMENTATION for six-hour
work day ,eay week increase Ia of miners and nation
aon Of coal Of the country made today By Frank
Of United Workers Of his adj
dress AZ the opening Of the policy committee Of the organixn
today lie also recommended that the right
zaton Of mines
Mr. Hayes said he recommended the sixhor day and hveay
week remedial proposition solve the peculiar existing situation
the mining industry lie called attention under
the present system and hazards OF the industry
In support Of his recommendations substantial
Mr. cited living and what he said
opportunity make idle
a the mines
Recommending the naturalization of the mines Mr. Hayes said
81 feel should al the political power
organization this end Tho naturalization Of mines will
substitute cooperation competition practical
the stability Of the great hnsc industry which engaged
Under naturalization find practical realize
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Carranza Is Asked
To Protect Rights
OF Yankee Citizens

Washington. March ls.-The AM
erlcan embassy az Mexlco city WAS
lnHtruetod today 10 hring 20 the at
tention ui The Mexican government
the reported capture by villa bandits
uf james E Whrttcn, an American
citizen aud bishop JoFeph bentley. Of
tho Mormon church. said to he . nat
uniiSed Mexican. and to urgc that ev-
pry possible step hr taken 60 bring
about the rescue of WI stten and 70
froiect Americans generally In Chi
huahua.
Representative Hamilton OF Michi-
gan. trlcEraphcd the state department
today that the Warren company had
Informed him that Martin LopqE. ono
81 tho villa bandit leaders. was hold
inT two mon Tor ransom. demanding
$1,000 each for their freedom. lope6'r
force consists Of 400 men. ACCORDING
tu the warren company. and has cap
iurcd Janos and Asunclun In south
cru Chihuahua IN addition 90 Olltos
Ranch.
The ranch forcmen are said 10 bo
riirinF the kie.Uo9 ransom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Police Are Fired
On While Striving
To Scatter Crowd

Lawrence Mass. March lt WhHo
the police were trslur tu break up
parade of trNtilc workers today shots
Wero urod from tenement houses ui
nccfH .,cfc stoned aud persons iu tho
crowd rluhhcd. Many arrests were
made. ~ wna tho most violent dlHs
turhnnro that had occurred since the
strike began aik weeks ago,
Tho strikers had pickctcd Tho
miih during The opening hours. After
tho gates were closed thoy ,urmtd "a
column fur parade, a. the hcnd
nf tnr nuc. according to tlN Marshal
o'nucu. were red fagn he sum
mnncd reserves froW police head.
quarters uut rcud tho rot act.
Stones and bottles weru thrown
from tho ouislilrts of tho crowd.
shots also were tired from "a nearby
house. but uo One Was hit oticers
arrested aIl The occupants Of IN,
hhildinr.
tn tho mclufimc other policemen
and sfriko HfmpaiiiAers had an en-
counter several persons were knock
ud down with police clubs uud twf
officers were nae hy atoncs or BOTTLES
TNrut two arrests were made
nearly AN on charges OF inciung o.
riot
suikc leaders denied that any red
flrgl were carried and said that an
italian ntr must have been mistaken
for the revolutionary banner in ths
fuE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Supreme Allied War Council D..
oides That Formidable Inland
Base Must Be Dismantlsd; Huns
TO Lose Warships.

Paris. March is--The forfifica-
uona ON the island Of HelEoland. Ger
muuy'H formidable haao In the North
stn. must he dismantied. 1his de-
cision was reached today by the su-
prone allied wnr council.
n wna decided also tnat the Kiei
canal should be internatlonalixcd
and made available 10 the ships of al
nations on even terms
disposition OF German warshipa 10
not likely 10 be included In the treaty
Of peace. according 10 the view OF tho
American peace delegation. Germany
however, VIII be required 10 surren-
der title 60 the ships The ultimate
ownership VIII be determined later.
Tolls VIII be collected 10 pay for
the mninteuancc Of the kiei Canal.
tsfmanN probably viii retain aovar-
eigniN of the waterway. The council
hus under consideration the question
% maintaining heiECland a. q port
OF refuse Tor peaceful craft.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
EXTRA SESSION or
CONGRESS EXPECTED
BEFORE JUNE FIRST
Many Government Officials Believe
President viii Change His De
termination Not TO Call One Be
fore His Return From France.


Washington. Mnrcn isa~An cNtrA
session ~ congress before June D. n
believed 90 be n certainty 10y many
government officials and members %
Cnngrusr. although their predictions
are without the support ~ evidence
tn show shat President Wilson has
changed bis determluttiun not 20 sum-
mon cpnEross before his return from
France.
Cabinet officers are known 10 be-
lIevo that the session VIII begin In
MaN. some expecting the date % De
about tho middle uf the month With
nthers suggesting un earlier date,
probably May @.
A. ar aH known mono of the Clh-
met members has specifically rerum-
mpndrd any date iu the president. nut
secretary GLASS lH understood 20 have
presented certain facts u regard "a
Inc governments financial situation
from which the president may make
his own deductions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
DOTS AND DAsHEs

London tiwlulhu troops have en-
t'rod lrxcmNsl according Co q Ger
man wireless dispatch The Poles are
"tiil in tho northwestern part uf the
town. Tile lkrainlauB arr also in the
iuhurhs uf lsmhurs
Paris The supreme var council
resumed Its session with President
Wilson lu attendance Tor the firai Time
since hls return from the United
States
l.us Angeles Fred fulton. heavy
weight luACr announced his retire
m,ut from the ring tie stated hia
intention wnH Co soil HE Minneapolis
home and huy farm.
Canton. ohio Jack l'rlttun uf Sew
Ncrk Won the wcltcrwciFht cham
p.onship Of America by knocking uui
Ted Lewis u the ninth round Of q
scheduled twelve round bout
Washington secretary Glass hn'
asked President WILSON to sct aside
moro than 10000 from the prcsi'
dental ,yar emergency iund Co cover
the cost ot continued operation ui the
war risk Insurance bureau Tor th' nrN|
few months.
Ncw orle. NJ Twenty eight dead
several scores injured bud properly
losH estimated at t2,un0,u00 was th'
result of two turnnducs which sWep
portions uf Mississippi ana LouiHian.
SUNDAY reports from the two aiiir'
show
oklahoma city Henry Starr. bani
tubhcr and bandit arrived here. pa
rolled from the state penitentlary a
McAlestcr hy Governor Robertson
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

.".rIu ufuIit Ait MrAduu aHkcd.
luI .Hru aHswtred thp question 90 ey-
tH prnIns Satisfaction hy stating
'l.. If uH. fIt CIuHr of the war;
$3.50 hlYr gone through e great
.iIu"sIN 10 hHH eos. over one hun
lr.I amt eighty nine billions of dol.
ia. Hud tho lives uf scven aud onc-
iHlf millions uf mrn DO We want
tHIH duplicated
'Tho U1 Is ruIur out inlt the
IN.rur. DO formed would uhrnrttc und
iffU away tho suyorrlEuy uf the Am-
rfI"fn peupi. . auy that it Will add
Fl. f.H auNtrrIrntf Tho rauard that
N" would Nr uut-tnted ln the league
Is absolutely without foundation.
ihu.. who hrr spreading this propa-
riuui forget tu toll thrHr audiences
fllf Che CON iitution ~ tho league. HH
.f uuw HftuHH requires Il unanimous
vote un lIf questions except a few uf
technical procedure. rp ask you,
how could We hp uut-Nutrdt
IH. allegation that lt would De- "a
contradiction Goo thr Monroe Doctrine
F equally prepustcruus. EfrrS one
know many uf the main features of
Ilr HuurlH Doctrine. but uu several
occasions Z huyc asked mon who rails
90 This objection to tho proposed
iUIFIH thr question of What tho Mon
rUr Doctrine Was and now BE- would nc
. ..N'| NN. N'N quo NNAN NN NNA NNNN".
mon hove a.snully milcd 90 aurNgr
IUr question
ta matter of ,lct tho lc,guc of
nations would hH tnn grcatcst unHHinlu
IH.HUtuUr 90 tho enforcement uf tht
Monroe Doctrine lu that us it now
stands, N The doctrine d. Invaded. We
alone must support 10. 10 the League
existed the entire lrurue would he oui
aIIIre in forcing its enforclug of tht
doctrine.
Mr MrAdou stated that in ruut
proportion wlH the claim that th,
league IirH was unconstitutional ui
unjust criticism. 'i am willing o.
IrHr. if fu thr most brilliant i4wYcf
Uf tnr United States to find am int.
oft uuUuusfItutIunuu,y boo the propose,
.ltIEuD. hr said
ThD iurWrr railway director an,
secretary mentioned h's kindly feclinl
tu Albuquerque and was Hiill speak
IuE when bis train pulled out 81 N,
station wish I could talk long
,r hH cried, Good luck"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
4,547, 786, 458 POUNDS OF
FOOD SENT ABROAD BY
UNITED STATES IN 1918
Amount Does Not Include Flour and Grains, Of
Which 458, 200, $50 Bushels Were Shipped 70 the
Allies, Neutrals Belgian Relief Red Cross and
the American Expedtionary Forces; Big Increase
Over 1917.

Washington March Is Exports Of ooduf FROM the Iuit'd
States the allies nculr Belgian relief Rcd Cross and the A. T. T.
calendar year 577s645s pounds exclusive of
flour and according figures compiled today by the food a
minstraon. Of j6sjs l9i pounds 1911
Grain and -four exports ljs s2OOO5o2 bushels increase of
sl6l6,si2 bushels 1917.
Exports for january 1919 the latest figures available $780,
021 s2 pounds and S9s bushels of flour and against l9
9i57si pounds 27655 l5G bushels during the month
year ago,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

Washington March IS. Figures
made bubble hy the war departnsnt
mon uf the American cxpedlsionarY
forces had sailed for home up 10
March il That number represented
"a percent Of the strength oi General
ierthinEs forces on November ~. and
loft l.fts,is0 NJ France % the to-
tfl returned home or ON the way
iTf.iti we're caauah Including sick
aud wounded Out ~ eSi.off infan-
artillery figures showed Is.05s asnt
home out 0f 2i3,st6.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
Nevada Senators
Refuse to Back
Plan for League

. carson titN. NtN, MHrch iA
. if, ID yuto OF eight to four thf
. senate of tnr Nevada legislature
. refused 60 pHHs "a resolution cu-
Q dorslng "a league nf nations "oi
= which thn United States shall he
. a member THE resolution was
. paHa,d hy thr assembly early iu 4
. Tho aessinu fhst week the aen-
. ate tabled "a resolution condemn 4
. ing the proposed league.