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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
NO BEER, NO WORK


Buttons bearing the legend. No Beer; No Work, are being sold
Nv street vendors and given away by some liquor dealers.
u Is said that several thousand working men have already voted
10 walk out in ease President Wilson does not rcscind the wartime
prohibition proclamation due 10 go into effect July l.
It would be a good thing IL the men who are participating IN this
n,eyement could be made 10 understand what they are doing. We
ARE not delnded a. To Inc difficulty Of the task Of making this apparent,
for the political air j. as thck ~ a London fog, what with vApors OF
eamomnege. a steady rain Of lis and a vast deal of steaminG deeep'
fon Of one kind and another.
However. here goes.
The United States Of America. good people, is not a Russian mob.
II is not a town meeting nor a sidewalk crowd II Is an orderly De
m0cfaey.
That means that You or anybody else can get what you want
from Tins government IL yoa will go al il the right wuy. And thar way
u simply 10 convince the majority Of the people that you are right.
That y he only way.
When you arc Ia the minority, aud when the majority takes some
ariion that does not suit y0u, you are helpless, just n helpless ~ n
yon were IN old Germany before the war and fretting under some dis
agreeable cdet OF the kaiser.
The only difference is that then and there You had no redress
while now and here yn are at liberiy TO win the majority 20 yonr side,
n you ear.
The American people. in due, orderly, and constitutional manner
have abolished the booze. II YOU do not like this. the only thing YOU
can 10 ~ 70 get them 70 revoke their decision in the same due, orderly
aud constitutional manner
Go tot
But when. instead Of doing This, you resolve 70 strike, paralyze
he business Of the country. aud bring hardship upon The great mass
OF tie public. because you cannot have your own way yn are I'm
American aud you ace poor sports.
A democracy is a government by majority. You are trying TO
make IL n government BY nuisance.
Yon sro NOT acting like intelligent self governing citizens hut IKE
spoiled chldlen.
Aud yn viii gain nothing. This country Is not going TO submit 20
M obstref,ernus minority. n will not tolerate tyranny by labor unions
any more than IL will tolerate tyranny by Huns.
The Instinct Of law and order j. de- p in the American people. aud
ibossel crying for beer can stampede the [. ). A. you are mistaken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

II pMpRKOW viii be tho anniNof-
aarY Of tho birth Of ittx-iuhn
Minthr0p. the third John WIN
thrup TO be- colonial governor HiT
futhor. John Winthrop, wHH goycfnnr
OF Connecticut. aud hiH grandfather.
John winthrop vas governor OF NaH-
sachuaotiH. Fltz-Iuhn Winthrop wns
born in Boston in 1899 Tie was "du-
Gated IA Harvard. and %fuilowinv tn
traditions OF his family be- entered
political nfe and u tgsh wus made
governor Of Connecticut holdiug Of
flee until his death IN 1904
March 10 IN also th. hirthdn, oi
william Jennings Bryan, born az Sn-
lem. ni.. IN 1859. three tines iko
Democratic candidate TOR president.
and three times defeated
con- March 10 in 1899, the general
court of Massachusetts issued the
call for the first congress OF ths
American colonies. u proposed that
the New England cuionicr Sew
York. NsW Jersey. Maryland ana
Nirriniu. should unite and raise ut
army 90 assist each other nFuinHt the
French und Indians who were then
engaged W 70 savage warfare against
'hr colunisis
In i5to on the 18Th of March. an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
any One Who Thinks the Teeth Have Been Extracted From the
Enforcement Law Would Do We'll to Look 1t Over

TrE LANNfi v q changes made be the seusse,
u q NE bifi Tor e~nfofcIne statewide prohibi.
ton IN New Mexico, and the news accounts
waiting % s,th ehanef< aud attempted changes. an
impression has sonc forth thar TIE legislature cx.
tfscicd the teeth from the prohibition enforcement
biii before making Il Into a law.
Nothing eonid be further from the facts The
changes sought to be nade IN the senate were minor
changes and tended to slightly modify the string
eney Of the stnfutc. These were later Intended 20
ID the housc and the bin rs finally passed probably
viii snilsiy the most csnctink advocate u rigid
pfplihiiion Enforcement. Those who havc been mis-
ipiofis ~ A. TO the provisions o. the ncN Law win 10
well 10 inform themselves thoroughly before becom.
rHR gay with the spirit Of the prohibition amend.
nent. For The information Of any one so disposed
De text % he new law Is printed IN full in this
issue " the Herald.
In he meantime Il viii probably be the wise
eontse Tor al o. IA 70 settle down into obedience
VI the prohibition laws. Great constitutional law
mrs arr nov seeking 70 Hhd flaws IN me acts by
which Nartimr and nll-timc prohibition have been
declared. Doubtless they are full Of flaws But 80
long as o majority Of the people want absolute
prohibition, just ~ long will We hnve Il. When A
majority. amer thorough experiment. determine
that We have had enough ~ il and that some less
rigid course toward Intoxicating liquors is dcsir-
chile, then We win have another experiment, with the
demon rum recording 20 law. As long rs a u major
~ 81 The people want absolute prohibition. a few
flaws ~ the laws viii not get the Flaw flinders any.
whcre.
Meanwhile a mighty safe course viii he 10 obey
the prohibition laws. They are going 10 he enforced.
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WYE ARE in hearty accord with the purpose Of
w the movement ssarfed yesterday BY the

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dress. That address. while /, ala no, turn ar seel
10 tnrn ANY Of us from our yiev, ~ a. ,bs d.si-.h,l
itv of a League Of Nations A. n m.ans IN ,rey.n,
future wars ief, many N IA ,,i,b c,rn Nor s.ri,ns
doubts than NE had before ~ ~ vhc,hcr ,r no, ~.
are going 40 preveu, war ara NAM vsr;.,ies ~ l.
ser troubles hv aloption "A pre.iJe,, W1.o,,. ID,
A. ,,.. !, 49,. -. -.
- y" =" IVY W I"
.''"e" Am'ns IN kh'" anHthins mitch about the
president Leagne oil Nations plan, and nothing at
ali about the League Of Nations plans Of other hiph
u Influential gentlemen now seated abou, IN.
peace table. An cf rs know ina, we want 4 pcace
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from under the trunk of a hllcn tree
There. just loo front OF him, lay iius.
tcr lear. nuster was lu a tund Of
IA little ave made by the great pile
ul brush i'.ter could zee The place
whcr9 huHtcr had crawisd IN, I'm.
derueath Buster wus a fine bed u
leaves They looked very much a.
10 they must have been brought
there. Peter wondered u buster
had brought Hem there A. "a mat.
tef % faci uusier had, for Buster IL
one who believes ln hciuE com orf.
able u MS qulle warm % cuty
nDefucath that great pile OF brush
Peter hdilced ihgt right away
Fof IL long time be- at aud stared
az buster Buster didn't move. Not
80 murh aa one 90 Buster toes
iwitched He didn't move tuy more
than 10 he were dead Peter began
90 wonder u IL mirht b. that Buster
wus dead The longer De- cat there
wairhinE the more N scented aH %
Buster must boz dead Tho thought
that he might De- dead mnds Peter
grow holdsr re Urcpt uIl around
iiunirr quite hy accident be-
touched one % busters feet stli
Lustcr didnt move That mado Do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
TOMORROW

extraordinary meteor wac seen 'r.W
al parts oi Great nutaIu The uHIt
from 90 WAS su brilliant that b. ...
sreiDl that of tho uoou,uy sur IHr
meteor passed oE,t thr British lsir
aud ,zploird ovc the seq near fhr
rosFt Of brittany o. bfult like
akirorkot with a loud report. tui
% great shower OF sparks fell oN'r
the NutDr
ON tho t1th Of March In tFes CO..,
patent f1, Massachusetts WIS solid iu
Sir Horny Roswell Sin John Nuuus
and fOur unnamed associates and boo
1854 ON she isth nf Muurh tho uut"nt
~ CONNECTICUT was made hy Tho t.arI
OF warwick TO AN 81 atuuut EaB,
ami Scale aud Robert, Lord ntoob
ON March 10, 1855. the { \ 3.
oregon began hor voyage from san
FmncIHCo To- k"Y West A. thr OUT
break of the Spanish war Che orc.
rou WIS m san Francisco and on
hDing ordered tu ur east coast Hh.
sailed ON March 10 and completed
her o,agc OF tt.T0O miles boz stat
eight DAVIS urriyiur go ktf West Hu
MuN 20 without u TiNDt out CO.. place.
A iriond n need To- almost tW,r.
uDth tsuturN Urt'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

II UT insane Hs n UiaHs ufr not ftf
E.Iunf BE- square deal The
H- fHf ErIfur o. fuI IIr IrH
u shat mnsi people .nll II Uuf 1861
Hf' tntf insanity n DISCO D..
much H disease us Be- tuhef' HluH.a
.. fruhuld fever ur kiuuri uuunl'
when l person tails 300 vifh Iul
I-IHstHt such Us these sNrfH nUuf H
uunthi EurF OUT fu IIu buctur-
|Hi NURSES ars called boz N".IIUE B.
70 IUdufH thIf HuIl .unIIiHufu to 90
f.Ul rr.Ht'rt
lu TOGO mlH. instances r different
N.fU insanity Tu become .ualuu IH.
loo ths opinion of numerous u'lpIs
It'hiHr i~uErt"'iul fnrfH luuh
epson 3D. Hr aluu"l criminal Boo Hci
.H. IuaHu, u certain ruwuuuIilu tIH
',i H though thos actually veto
r.HIuHI.
IU, .u drHsssl into Irw courts
DO H. FORMALLY sent away fu IuHffu.
IIlu Tt.I orc put ur r1hIhlfI.u ur
iHrr ih, rffa pf thn curious rhry
at even HH locked uu 300 cells H.Hi
.rr court IHtinu
pr relatives. ouss ,l Uy tht notion
.utt Iuefuiis s BE- dlsrf.H. kDDp futH
.s.frfrl UtIpion#lY ut huuir IhiH rHN
HT uHN moo IarrHNHts their condition
FL .rfIIrlf n UH'H mot assist inHI f"
see w.u
Tho flri I. ihnt thry invariably
urrd medical treatment sr truly Hs
du thr Victims ui tunrruulusi. N
uhuIU f"fHs Hr EIduuN trouble" the
Uut great point of difference BEL th" lU.
cation uf The region OF disrlt, boo fnu
suzanne Tho Others are sivk h their
lungs tIlu'ss 'i, The Iu.iH, Iu
their brains
Ana. HH ,yUrr body kurwt thr .uuu.
90 treatment Be- begun 900 t~uhrrDullr.H.
buhuId tower cor klduay trouble the
greater the Likelihood uf 60 cure So
with insanity
0 ", Ur Hurr tnrrr arc form. uf lu-
RuItt HtIIl beyond the resources of
flu most expert physician. Nuf ihls
luUs uuf affect the general prupus.
i.uu fhH' every iusIu, urrruu should
l. given fuc benefit uf medical care
l #uuu lH there is u reason 90 HuI.
poet bat bib m'uial hoHlth m luI.
uaIrrl
A.fIrct ur uuskiiirl hauIiiug 100 tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

afe required o. % oduce q 90 percent
OF Wei, slso who vim after the we'll
IN produced
THE ILLINOIS STATE journal says
w must prepare for the cconomic
'risir by elsctinr Prank Low den
president Louder please.
SEVERAL ambitious governors and
others would like 90 know ths exact
surge in the -rrucredlnA when "a uresl-
aeniiai boom hecomes a bomb
-
WHY FUSS about Two ma three.
iourihs percent beer. anyway
4 wHEE2E artist says. the blush
% a queen IL a. royal flush And ~
These days ne just about al scarce
ANNOUNCEMENT that creeis
committee vas seif.supporiing IL iuri
q little further evidence that the dear
public was stuck.
PROBABLY We should be- thankful
that the legislature ~ over before the
spring saudftormH start
FEBRUARY weather report, Tho
month az a whole was cald and win.
~" quite often tho weather. man h
a bum prophet; but as an historian
he's all there
WANTED An expert accountant IA
trace the family relation netw rcn the
First New AieNico Executive huaFei
and the Fourth New Mexico Appro.
uria:ian Bill
IT rs PERHAPS fortunate that tho
party who prints the pretty plrtures
ou rarlen seed packages b. not under
bond sr production results.
\ we'll reud nnu Isn't always the
pink Of perfection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

TOR SEVERAL months the Evening Herald has
been rublishing a scrics Of brief. practical
comments upon the home garden; hints Tor
making i successful and Of real usefulness and
economy a. a contributor 10 the home food supply.
We find that q great many people have been read
ing ihcse gardening hints and that they have had
something 70 do with extending the interest Ia
home gardening IN Albuquerque. mn interest that
has awakened amazingly with the coming " ihc
Debated sprifktimc.
The backyard garden will do three very i'm.
portani things
lit win help IN a genuine home ECONOMY Mt
a time when high food prices make such economy
not only desirable hut with many Of MS. imperative.
Pit will add greatly TO ones interest in one :
home aud supply a form 81 healthful exercise and
interest thai viii Ne found Of first value.
3-h will transform an unsightly back yard IN
to place 81 real atfrciiVeness.
An 81 theS, things ne extremely well worth
doing.
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seem al the more ls " Buster musi
De- dead
Hat by aud hy I'.tcr discovered
HouIrfhlur that made him n.urff
back under thr brush Tor safety. U.
discovered that Buster was breath.
inr buster wns asleep ~ fhis uIh.
cuNcry Peter Was Fu frightened tnHi
hp started tp run away hut be- dlluf
reach the outside edge uf the brush
pile before HE dreadful c|uriu.ltN GOT
the better Of him After % WhIlH
hr even crcpt harI Hui thrre go
and watched Tor o. long uus Then
quite without luuWlur IuHf whf W
anne over peter what % au meant
Buster Tear waH lu that uiOer .leru
which last 400 winter thr ume Kind
of be- queer sleep that Johnny thuc.
Eoes Iufu iu the fn uud from which
be- doesn't whkvn until spring
dec believe thought Peter. th.'
buster irar hFs Hprut the winter
here instead uf lu that lodge uf rHUh
where hH spent IiHt winter Tho
is hia bedroom Do I've discover.
% 800 myself
NcNt -tor,i Peter Gflw- very.
Ncrs Hold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

nfti but hon about the independence
OF the tnltea States 81 america
EVERY nieht about dusk one Of
the kaiaerE Fhosts emerge from a
hollow tree Alongside the Rhine and
Whisper BY wireless, via Copenhagen.
"uu'"
And ALL the new. born world de-
mocracies wake up IN their cradles
and yell Tor the nurse.
ABOUT THE ONLY spot where
H~olsheyiHm might accomplish some.
thing would be In China.
MODERN FINANCE some day
soon should BE- able 20 tell a. exact
- how many I percent Liberty BONDS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

nrHt s'Hfcs of re- mental disorder may
tHtr liftinrlr iistsiruut c1nse.
Iufu"U. MhffrIs prompt summon
lr uf medical tid mos irtu tn e
"r r~euuluu,.us uf 'hc mlnd
20 ah,eid the iunue from expert
medical observation is thus t mis-
q. b,u k~IuIuaaH 10 does more harm
Than good and may ultimately prove
I HIfWful is fhr brutal LEGAL proceed
ufNs ."ustu's taken against tho
mentally airk
lrlHt discussion WIN co. ftmII,
'U"'ut vh.u .NHufn.Hf cot "@uuvrtueHs
100 iIft noticed the HummuuIur ~ "a
lH "III..' 10 Do rfWIlN du"fuf advises
I' u adoption uI ehais,sr meas
uIr lr. prescribed nN the specialist
'ItHf 1" fur Uuur"H which fairness
.UI common SENSE dictate
DO uuIN every Hus would adupt 10
when mental disease inNHdsa the
home Do #Ifr tu prrulpt that We
."nuId have 600 apurrrIahle improve
HruI boo the results nuW obtained IN
"ulHg with fhr problem ~ Insanity
o. was uur1s nrsf trip on the ocean.
.ud % water bspt on going Focsaw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

iud HlIIHllr uuh
lHrINr hu and HlI
ls uUrnu
Portable Disagree
ubis things aa
that Dora began
20 set iltflr riu
IU and tia1od. and
tired Hud hif,
D]ilspinr a. large
ull 100 her tfIus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18
SOLOS
BY THE Second Fiddle

OLLIE CHI. has been signed on
- m Ameflcah leaEue empire ollie
should prove = prize an thu last half 81
the ninth, with a tied score ana the
fever runnirE high.
a
RoREA demands that presideht
Wilson provide II with Independence.
81 nurse IT, nice 70 have Korea and
an the hopeful hard-lnck countries
looking a. cur president FOR the up
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

the stood upon the drok boy her moth.
tTH side
''inWmu' she suddenly exclaimed.
uud hcr face turned o. a delicate. paie
EIrHu.
Ncs. darling what IN the mat
t,r
on nothing hut 1t
don't fuh the rabbit I htd Tor dinner
could have h'tu quite quite deni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

o. was uur1s nraf trip on h ocean
.ud % water bspt on going Focsaw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

A iricnd m NEED is almost tw,r.
uoth century mrtf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-18

NcNt stor,i Peter Crlw- very.
Ncrt liuid.
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\ we'll rend mnu Isn't always the
pink 81 perfection.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
Strikes in England are called
Bolsheviist uprisings. Water
works and Electric Plants
destroyed,
D,Annunzio, in new poem, de-
nounces y. S., England, and
France, for supporting Jugo>
Slavs' claims.
(From our Special Correspondence
Via w. I. p. and T.. Co.

GLASGOW, January 31-The strikers have broken
into the shipyards in this city, and beaten numerically
the strikebreakers. In communication sent by the
workers in strike to the city authorities the Mayor has
been threatened that if within twenty four hours the
conflict is not settled the strikers will proceed to cut the
acqueduct and the electric light cables Some clashes
between the strikers and the police have occurred but
luckily without serious consequences.
BERLIN Ebert has told the newspapers represen-
tatiyes that matter how far the Polish forces
into Germany, the government will remain in Berlin
Ebert says that the Polish will meet well organized and
strong German Army, which will beat them back
LONDON.-The lab0rer leaders here assert that the
strike in Glasgow is positively boshevst uprising and
nothing else.
PARASITIC future administration of the Colonies of
Germany, by mixed government is being the object of
discussion.
BELFAST-rThe strikers have destroyed the water
works and the electric plants city, The pQlee
charged the rioters, and there were some killed and
wounded. j
factions that if in compliance with the program of thu
boshev they refuse send delegates the peace COM
ference Russia will lose the protection of the United
States.
NEW YORK-The Mexican Government is negotiat
ing loan for 800 million dollars.
ROME.-Gabriel d'Annunzo, the celebrated Italian
poet, has published poem, in which the United
States Great Britain and France crtized because
they support the ugOslavs against Italy the present
Observation-Disclosures of Paris, publishes te-
egram which is asserted that the exchange Of Ceua
for Gibraltar has been agreed upon.
/ MADRID.-Ca -Cambo, the catalanst leader has made
speech in the COrtes which has produced the greatest
sensation. He said that Catalonia wants absolute indie
pendence and that~shoud the demand be refused blood
will flow abundanty. When the orator spoke these words
the tumut in the house was beyond description Roma
replied Camb6 with another speech was continuous
ly appauded He said that the Government expected yet
to unite all Spaniards, but that he paid attention
demands with threats and that if necessary will
ing to let blood run.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31

with incandescent light, the light
ning-rod, the typewriter, the air
plane, the electric locomotive, the
linotype, the machine gun, the
telegraph, the sewing-machine, the
|phonograph, the metal armament
'of ships; the one that possesses,
to its glory, the tallest buildings,
the longest telescopes, the largest
hydroelectric plants, the most inn
|p0rtant aqueducts, the most as
founding railway-station, the most
sumptuous libraries; the nation
that imagined the submarine
Holland, precursor of the Spanish
Perol, the French Gymote, the
Swedish Nordenfelts, and that of
the hated Germans. 1t is the
people that has entered the most
horrible war witnessed by the
ages, led by the banner Of liberty,
the banner of right, the banner of
Justice, and whose ambition is. :.
the peace Of the world!
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
January 81. 1919.

WASIIINTON. = Announcem-
ent of definite policy toward Rus
sia by United States which will
be concurred in by Allies, awaits
only replies Of various Russian
factions to invitations for confe-
renee at Princess Islands accord
ing to current reports here today
says Evening Star.
BOSTON.-Sale Of controlling
interests in Boston National Lea
que Ball Club to George Washing
ton Grant for two years owner of
string of motion pictures houses in
London announced today.
WASHINGTON. - Order re-
moving all restrictions including
price and zone regulations on an
throcite coal prepared and awaits
only administrators signature to
be effective.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
ACTRESS ALLEGES FRAUD.
SAYS SHE-AND TEN OTHERS
WERE MISLED AS TO AR
GENTINA ENGAGEMENT.

Miss Hedvig Brosselt, an ac-
tress, who played at one time with
Maude Adams in "Peter Pam,
returned to New York yesterday
from Argentina on the Swedish
steamship Sagua. She asserted
that she been sent there under con
tracts to appears in supposedly
reputable theatres.
In Buenos Aires they were sent
to sing at the Casino, where the
audience was composed entirely Of
men. She said she intended to
bring the matter before the Fede-
raj authorizes to see if she could
not have the theatrical agent who
booked her punished.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
BY Catalonia.

on her imports will apply to Ca
madam exports. Expected cabinet
will make representations to I'm
perial Government with view OF
securing preferential licenses from
Canadian products.
ARCHANGEL.-Northern Rus
sian Government in proclamation
to population were people against
any unnecessary alarm over re-
cent events which resulted in eva
cuation of Shenkarak by Amer
lean and Allies forces. Says eva
cuation was necessary because all
forces available for it's defense
were necessary and because it ex-
posed allied positions on this front.
PARIS. - President Wilson s
plans indicate he still ho-
pes to visit Brussels before return
ing home.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-31
LATEST WORL D NEWS
Cambo says in Congress- Absolute independence Catalonia
will fight Romanores answers we are not to be buIGed
by Catalonia.
Wireless Service


CINCINATI.-Pat Moran, for
mer manager of the Philadelphia
Nationals, signed contract today
to manage Cincinnati Nationals
during 1919.
WASHINGTON. - Secretary
Baker has removed restrictions
which have been in effect since
the armistice has been signed on
promotions in army. Cablegram
was sent general Pershing authori-
zing him to make such promotions
among officers Of line up to and
including. grade Of Colonel as will
give officers who in his rank
equal to command exercized by
them. 1t was announced same
policy would be carried out in the
United States.
OTTAWA Canadian War
Trade Board has been notified res
trictions imposed by Great Britain