The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-06
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Futures and Food
He Knows the Danger
Albuquerque and the
League
ARTICrLARIY timely is the
warning given m Chicago To-

MhluitN NlNfh w Ni'aNh W.
day by Wheat Administrator
Barnes regarding wild trading IN
wheat trading that does not ac.
curntcly reflect the real conditions
NJ supply and demand
Mr. Barnes is particularly cm.
4 phutir in his objection to the cir.
culations of false reports regard.
INC the scarcity of wheat, when
such is not the ease.
More power 10 the Barnes arm
The country needs public officials
who are frarlc,, enough io beard
/. tho lion, in their deus aud tell them
just how far they can go.
II For long time, many of ~
have wondered why high prices
did not come down Mr. Barnes
disclosure, today probably con
tain O large part of the answer
CERTAIN rligurs of selfish men have
seen 90 b. that the necessities of
liic are kept at % high figure 10y
artificial causes. now that the
natural cause war has ceased 90
exist.
Momputou, problem, are facing
the country Not the least of
these ), that of reconstruction. II
3, ip boz hoped tLai the task will
not boz made harder by few un-
principlcd men who are willing tu
rctard their country : welfare for
the sake uf their own profit
Marshal Foch has clearly told the
psucr conference that he does not
| thiuk the trvat, should be- signed be-
| tuusY irUutV Be- not gwen sufficient
protection against another INVASION Vs.
Gormuny.
VII TIC word listen to him sure.
D. tho man Nho heipvd save riNiiiEh.
ton Ht time when the barbarian
SEEMED about to triumph d,~vf,os io
4 lr beard with attention
in.h fought the Germans since hH
Was downy checked runhltrrn in th'
Franco. rfuEsiuu war tie faH watch
81 tho Hun f'rtukonstrln grow. IT,
/ n.F Htudi,u the WRITINGS OF Tho Gee
man military experts and tho speech
Il e. ut tho Huns. l'aaInF statesmen.
u tu,h knows Gvrman,. hc knows
II tho ufl.y hr had Co pay tu si"p ih'
. HUNS li 90, Mlrn, iir knows what
4 tn, prize, will hv again if proper guar
4 HUf,,s Br, NOT taken.
I,f u# hupa that tho Hlk hattie
i gentlemen .u Paris wIII NOT uf'triI.
4 fHt lIEu,ut of uia r,lruu,d uu
hHIIuut soldier
Ta is military matter of whi,r
4 .riIuauu luth sp,nfs Nui in ml'
iHN matters his dictum should h'
supreme
Ala meeting uf the Lawyers rlul
this afternoon there WuH furnished
tffIkiul example of how divergent Ir'
i fhD views of our logu thinkers un ih'
4 subject ui tho l'uruv OF nations
or tHp iouT mon that l'd the dts
,usaIul. mot our gave tHt tine r,uso'
.s. lis b,IuF either fur ur HauiuHt Co.,
covenant Us nov bm'ud'd.
ttup tHuuHht 'IHt D. would lead il
,utauHIwe alliances, another that b
vuuld WIrHi foreign issues boz uu
4 uuurHtl. elections. ana FtIll uuuthr
ARGUED tHu uuthiuE that might %
objectionable boo 10 tuul. Hup'fa"u
tIp puustItutiuu uf the United Siutt'
uuUwHN. r4d that therefor, tho lrugI
4 wN. uot dangerous experiment
IIIs divergence uf Ni'Wr shows tIH
tHtr, a sull much I,n tu hr s'N
Il HUuur tHD IrHEu, Th, lead ut tI
n I.uttI. club should h' followed o.
II uiH.. IutHI UrlluIgHtIuns -u That muI
,I uur ,Ul'rE might r'i H 'hUu'' q
II Do. heard
II Tu, r,uutp uf an, United states sri
Inns tn puN the treaty, Whith vi
II contain tho league covenant. n
mot tuu late. therefore fur ever
Il American iu rugihtyr his ,lrWH.