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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
No Time For
Ambiguity
Two STEPS in the right direc.
4 tion, ~ regards amending the

tion. m regards amending the
proposed league of nations,
were taken NJ the peace conference
today. Both doubtless are the re-
suit Of the rcsolutc opposition that
the present constitution has en-
countercd at the hands Of some Of
America : most thoughtful states.
men.
The first amendment was offered
in the form of n memorandum 10y
the British dominions. Through
the Canadian premier, they sug-
gest that they should not vote On
the differences between European
nations where the British empire is
not directly involved.
Such a change in the organic law
of the constitution oi the world
league would remove the objection
that Great Britain would rule the
league -- an objection sturdily
made by senator Fall, in recent
address before the Albuquerque
chamber Of commerce A. regards
purely British questions. the oh.
lection Of course would not apply.
The second amendment was of.
fcrcd by Switzerland II provides
that the covenant shall not be- in.
terprcied az containing anything
impinging on the sovereignty OF
states except insofar m the state IL.
self shpll consent, and that the GOV.
enant shall not interfere with the
internal affairs Of any of the mem
ber,
Although this language is con.
strucd boy some ~ guaranteeing the
Monroe Doctrine, we believe that
such a guarantee should be- more
specific In drawing up the league
constitution. lrt ~ not leave too
much to eXegesis, ~ was done IN
the ease cf President Wilson !.
fourteen peace points.
The language of the Swis,
amendment, We believe. does moi
necessarily protect the Monroe
Doctrine. A guarantee of the soy
rrriguty IT the United States
would not necessarily carry with
b. q guarantee of the friendly ln
trrr,' that this nation has over ~
southern ucirhbor,, 20, against Eu
ropran invader, Neither would d
guarantee uf our right to govern
our internal affair, rs we pleas
necessarily apply to the Munro,
Doctrine. for the latter does moi
deal with an affair that j, strictly
Internal. The doctrine covers q con
diiion peculiar Ia the western hrm
isphcrc condition aflcctul
neither our individual sovereign,
nor our internal affairs
II the amendments are not clraI
today. fhcy will hr much les, n
after generations have passed
whru the historical background II
which the league constitution wa
drawn up will have faded FROM Nh
minds of men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
H. Dlsru-- Polish Quc'.llon.

Paris. March 1.-THE supreme
council of the peace conference at It,
session ON Monday will go into the
QUEST ,n uf sending the Polish troops
ln France under General Hailcr "a
join the Polish army In Poland. The
council also Will come 10 a decision aa
60 what action shall be taken regard
iuE the interruption of the negotla
tioas with the Germans az pusen over
the questions jointly affccting Ger
many and Poland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Berlin. CrhursdHyl aarch 2u.- Tho
first lot uf flour imported into GER
many since the armlstice, viii De
placed on sale in Cnsscl this week. The
price will he ninety i've pfennigs for
Il German pound or approximation
$40 "a barrel ut the normal rate oi
exchange The flour Will he di-trihut-
ed In pound lots Tor use in grayiea
and other culinary purposes, but MOI
for making bread.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
Hun MIncl, Dcmand shori iIour-.

Berlin. Thursday March 2n The
four largest unions ~ coal minors in
the Esssn district of Wes.uhulla hnN"
decided a. demand the government
Introduce seven Hnd unr-hlli hour
working day beginning April o. u sew
cn hour day from January Z. 1890.
and u aiX hour day from January D.
1921.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
pnnr.rrnc In,nr. Icagnc

Cleveland. o.. March ga Speaking
today In support of the league uf ma
tinns senator fomereno u ONO, u
democrat OF the senate foreign reia-
uons committee, said that while pre-
fcrring amendment Of the proposed
constitution 80 az to makc u more
definite and specifically Co exempt
from itH provisions the Monroe Doc
trine. he would support u whether u
was changed or left untouched. The
address was delivered ~ "A luncheon
OF tho cleveland Clty club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
American Carried
off by Bandits

} Washington, March % "A dis =
, patch to the state department To.
day said Oscar Wallace. AN I
B American citizen, living near
B progreso. Ioahmla. Mexico. had
been attacked hy bandits ana
B carried OFT either dead or wound
B ed. The case is being inycsti-
b gated The message came from
. the manager of the New Sahinas
. company. British corporation,
= Sahinas, MvNico,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
German Lloyd Line
Has 23Ships Ready
To Leave for u. S.

Berlin tTnuudny). March 20.-The
North Ocr,nun Lloyd steamship line, a
special dispatch from iiromen says,
has fleet OF twenty three steamers.
tuiuiiinr $50. 0o0 tons. coalcd. equip
ped und ready 10 depart for the United
States Theo has been some delay
in manning the ships because OF tor
roriatic propaganda carried ON among
NFas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
CLARENCE MACKAY
DEPOSEDA AS HEAD
OF WIRE COMPANY
Postmaster General Burleson Ap.
points A. Y. Adams As Head Of
the Postal Telegraph and Gable
Company

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and Is secretary, William J. psesnn
have failed TO carp out the orders
aud Instructions of the pSsimaster
general ANA have conducted them
selves before tho public and with ~"
operating force of the said system
in such u manner uH 20 materially ana
diaadyantnEvouslN hnrct the INTEREST,"
OF the government ln the operation "i
this and other telegraph ana trlo'
phone systems under government con-
troll;
NOW, therefore, ~ iH ordered
That Clarence ". Mu'hhh, president
W. W Cook, general counsel, VII
liam J. hrcEan, secretary. and On,
board Of trustees or directors anH
the ownors are relieved Of any al'
Oh duties uppcrtnining or Incident "a
the supervision, possession contro
ana operation of tho said trlcrrupi
and telephone sNsicms, ant
! hereby substitute \. l ADAMS l"I
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Washington, MaiNh Ifpnil
on prorreas of army rehabilitation,
made public hy tho war department
today. shows a total OF i.i1d,256 men
discharged 10 date, including sG,2a2
officers orders have ben Issued Tor
demohilgaton = il2s 500 men, of
whom $4,000 ate included ln over
Sous troops returned 10 the United
states
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
BoISheviki Worried
Over LettiSh Fight

Paris. March 22 NIaryusl -
} The Est onlan -ictiiah offensive
} against 49, Bolsheviki ia menac,
Ing pctroFrad No seriously that
} Leon Trotzky. the holHhcvih
minister OF war and marine has
} ordered the general mobilization
, OF all men up 10 tho age of 80,
B according to a Zurich dispatch TO
, Matln.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
YANKEE ARMY is FORTY
PER CENT SMALLER THAN
1T WAS ON NOVEMBER II

Washington, March 22An official report prepared 10y the
cra a and made public today the strength Of the United
States March Is gs5l officers aud 20lO22 de-
Of forty percent since November H. 1918
On March Is the army situated ~ follows;
Ia Europe i53i9 officers and Siberia s97O; at
SITS in the United 1893; nsar possessions ASS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
s.0si Ynnks Return.

Philadelphia. March ~ bringing
homo 20st men from France, tho
transport HayCrford docked here TO-
dnv besides the 3isth field signal
battalion there We're on board a mum
her OF regular army men,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
I1ir. n,rr MnshlnRInn.

Washington, March -!HA flight
over Washington was made today by
senators king Of Dtnh, sterling OF
South Dakota. and Fletcher Of Flori-
oa, In u four passenger bombing arr
plane ptlotsd hy captain iuN Francis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22

Paris. CFuday) March si- Sever
al months ago a rebellion broke oul
In the Ziz and Tuifalet regions OF
aouthern Morocco and considerable
military cnort has been under wa,
on the part NJ the French 10 check u
Progress Is being made daily In the
process Of pacincation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
FRED HEYN NAMED
ROAD SUPERVISOR
FOR DERNAL|LLO
Governor LaraEOlo Appoints For
mer Assessor TO Highways Job;
saturnino Baoa Gasoline Inspsc-
tor for This District.

Governor LarraEolo announced in
santa Fc yeaterda, two appointments
OF Interest 20 Albuquerque and Bsr-
nalillo county. ono u the selection
~ Fred ~ Heyn. former assessor and
former under-nheriff, 10 be road sup
ervisor Tor hernalillo county the 9TH
er IL the appointment Of satuFuino
ilaca % sandovai county 10 be raso-
line inspector Tor the second judicial
district Including BeTnaillio, Me-
kinlcy and sandoval counties. Mr..
nacA IL a realdent " Handcvai ceun-
~ and has reesntIy been discharged
ffom the military service.
NJ Heyn has behind him an sx-
ccilent record IN local public service.
both in the nherlffa office and ~ ua-
SCISSOR. lie N chairman Of the repub-
lean county committee.
Noung'a Appointment surprise.
the governors appointment Of Ed
ward Everett Young a. head of the
soldier settlement commission. has
caused expressions OF surprise In Al
uquerque. Ar. Young has had his
residence in San Juan county Tor "A
number OF years. but spent a consid-
erahle part Of i9is IN Albuquerque
and santa Fe. Tie has been connect
cd with various promotion enterprises
In the san Juan country The posi-
tion carries a salary Of t3.s0O year
and the appointment IL for five years.
other member Of the commission are
the president OF the State Agricultural
College and the state engineer. who
serve without additional compenea-
tlun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-22
Threat Of Withdrawal Leads Pre-.
miers 10 Put Heads Together to
Find Way Out Of Embarrassing
Situation.
DELEGATES LOOK TO
WILSON FOR SOLUTION
Italian Public Said 10 Insist That
It's Representatives at Paris
Must Bring Back Title TO Plume
and Islands.

Paris. March ga The council
, OF ten, or supreme wur council.
received nt its session today "a
fresh report from the commission
; on Polish affnirH which was DIR.
. cusscd and reserved for final ok
. animation later. u was officially
. announced after the close of the
. session. This examination Will
. take place in connection with the
. subsequent nNing of boundary
y lines affecting GERMANY
= Tho nrNt megtnr nf council
. Will be held on Monday.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-29
Poultry Prospects For carroll Geun-

Anyone seeing me exhibit q poul-
try at he TansYtown Fair cannot
hep but realize that fancy poultry
ean be produced IN tha county a.
weIl ~ II utiIIl. stoeE There are
osaf 20 breeders Of faney and pet
STICK In Iha county Would It not Be
weII to I'D this class u our product
10 he county exhibit - De held this
fall
= a county eIsze 10 Eood markets.
VII gool transportation facilities, :
number u farmers are getting the
to- of ths market for their eggs.
WI a geod product aL : noW What
c. be expected BY the holidays?
1zHe vaIus OF he poultry u the
county could Be EreatI. increased il
tn farmer would get rId Of tie mon
EruI stock and keep one variety The
results would Be beauty. easier kept.
a uniform product. easier handled all
around ! would take year to
m4ze the change II small cosl
: poultry society o. all poultry
breeders md those interested In
poultry would h blg help % the
industry n the county. Meetings
could be held from time to fIme In
different parts Of nc county, interest
tn programs arranged. and n the
end Ill would profit by i
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-29
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
TRANSFERS Of REAL ESTATE, ORPHANS
COURT, MARRIAGE LICENSES, ETC.
trphans1Couri.

Monday, August 25-The last will
and testament of Reuben ]. Humbert,
was admitted to probate and letters
testamentary thereon were granted
unto BavenIa j. HumberI and M.
Theodore Yeiser, Who received var
rant to appraise and an order to mo-
tify creditors.
ulman A. Bankert, executor of
Theodore Bankert. deceased, settled
his first account.
James B. Bentz. executor of vii
liam L. Kemp, deceased, returned in
yentories Of debts and, money and re-
eeived an order TO sell real estate.
Charles f. Stick and Jennie E.
Stick. executors of Henry S. Stick,
deceased, settled their second and
final account.
Tuesday, August 26.-John Il.
Davidson, administrator Of William
ID. Hess, deceased settled his first
and final account
LaYenia ]. Humbert and NJ Theo-
d0re Yeiser. executors of Reuben j.
Humbert deceased, returned an in
yentofy OF personal property
Preston 2. Ecker and Nora Ecker
executors of Hettie A. Ecker, de-
ceased, reported sale OF raj estate on
which the Court granted IN order nj
Sd.
Monday next being legal holiday
court will be in session Tuesday and
Wednesday Of next week.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-29
Transfers of IieaI Estate.

Julia A Paynter 10 James A.
Phillips, 81 acres. for $500.
= Mary w. Mellor ct al. 10 Charles
II. Sullivan. one acre, for 100000,
Henrietta 4. ohler and husband TO
0restus Il. Koontz. 29.e5s square
feet, for $500.
Oreatus Il KoOnlz to Henrietta a.
Ohler. SO square perehes for S5.oo.
Lester Q. Cooper and wife to Howell
X. Leppo, Is acres. l rood and 10
square perehes, for sS300o0.
John Ebbert and wife To Roland N.
Ebbert and wife, soD square feet. lol
$1,000.
William F. Stair and wife TO Jonas
Il. HeItibridle and wife, ! acre. for
$4,000.
Il. Hlwood snader. committee to
Thomas II. Smith ct al, 1890 square
feet, for 100000.
Benton s. Flater and wife 70
Charles A Grumbaekar and HIfe,
2 roods and Is 30 square perehes,
for 800.
Missouri e. Feeser and husband to
Luther Kemp. 10A acres. Tor 500.
LAtther Kemp 10 Missouri c. feeser
and husband. l0a acres. for Sou.
Patience !. Bowman TO Luther {,
Martin and wife, - acres. for 500
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-29
TO LIFT WAR PROHIBITION OC.
T0BER
President Is - End Temporary
Liquor Ban d Proclamation, Il Is
Claimed.


Washington, aug. Wartime
prohibition will ne lined by : pro
clamation OF President Wilson on
October ! as the result Of pressure
b. banks. according 70 information
obtained here IN high circles.
Millions Of dollars are tfded np in
whisky and wines in this country as
the result of the operation o. war
time prohibition which VAS passed In
November last.
Since It operation IN the last six
weeks the receipts OF the Govern
ment from internal revenue have
fallen greatly, With the result that
the Ways and Means Committee are
nov seriously considering the neces-
sity 10 enact revenue raIaers to make
up for the losses from the returns
from the whisky and beer taxes.
hui the serious aspect which Is in
dnsneing he President 70 act. aside
from his known desire % PLAY fair
With a semi -legalIzed industry. Il the
great amount . money loaned To
disIIilers and brokers On whisky IN
storage. N many sections hanks
find themselves seriously hampered
b. he inability q the whisky men To
lift The loans
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-29
Bel Family Reunion Held.

The twentieth Anniversary If tn
Belt-ParrIzh Family Reunion ARso=
citation NaA held yesterday On the
Emory Grove Camp meeting grounds
when about zoo members OF ne or
ganIzati0n. from Baltimore. Carroll
aud Hartford counties and Baltimore
assembled The exercises opened in
the tabernacle IN the forenoon. where
brief memorial services were held
for the deceased members. which wa
followed by a musical and literary
program. IN the absence Of the
president. Bayard Belt. the tirst vice
president. Arthur q. Belt presided.
Reeltations were given by Mr.. chaa.
i. ReaYer and Mrs. Faunknansef
4zaaar Has served a1 / o'clock a.
the Emory Grove Hotel and there
Raa general picnic md cradle roll
parade N the afternoon Athletic
sports we're indnlged IN The follow
Ing officers were elected for ne en-
suing year. President. Arthur 6
Belt; vice presidents, James l. Jes=
ter. Catonsyille. Harry f. Belt
IansdoWne: Mra. r. =. Mason. Bal
tImore, and Mrs. Mary 2. buchanan.
Baltimore. secretary. Miss Tim e.
Bell. Newark, :. J.: assistant secre=
tafy. Mrs. J. .. Belt. Westminster:
financial secretary, John D. Belt.
treasurer. George w. nalt, an1 stu
tIHiIeian. Miss T. V. Belt. of New
York Greetings were presented b.
the Western branch Of the azAocia=
ton
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-29
DEATHS.


Mary Jane Trimmer died August
q at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Norman Reaver. of Taneytown. aged
= years, months and 8 days. Fun
enal services were held August "a in
Grace Reformed church By Rev.
Guy 2. Bready. Interment IN
Reformed cemetery. she is survived
by the following children Mrs. Harry
Hess, Mrs Vim. RouIson, Mr.. VIM.
Wilhelm, Mrs. Thos. Berry, all o.
Hanover: Mrs. John wolf, Of Balti-
more; Mrs. Norman Reaver, Of Tan
eytown: Mrs. Augustus Picker.
Chicago; two sons, Lawrence, O
Hanover. Pa, and David, OF Chicago.
PaI1bearerg were John HilIsrbrick.
Milton Ohler, John YIngling. Harry
Lambert. Emanuel Harner and Edw.
Burke. c. o. Fuss I Son under
takers.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1919-08-29
SHE ESCAPED
FIRING SQUAD
nLtE. eOMHlER DECORATED FOR HERO
Isl IN GREAT War COMES HERE.

Mile. Marie Louise Gombier, Who
arrived on the French liner La
Lorraine. wears the croIx de GueTre
With Two palms IN memory OF her
devotion In continuing to serve the
wounded In . hospital back Of Ypres
after German shells had wrecked he
building. killed numerous patients
and nurses and wounded others. IN
Guiding Mile. 6OmhieT herself nnt
when That happened In June, Ig15.
he Title Belgian gIrl, then but II
years Old. ~ already q veteran Of
ne gEeat var. had already exhibited
ne inIomitabIe spirit Of Belgium md
eFiueed her willingness 10 sacrifice
her lie In defending her country
Almost with the fIrst shoIs of Ibe
var MIie. Gumlher'z adventures b
Ean. With tHo companions she fed
rom he Brussels convent IN which
zne 80 a student . h fathers
home Il DieEebush farm.
Before many dayH the field sray
columns moving across Belgium HIih
he reHIatleaa force Of IIaal xava
swallowed nu the IIIIia farm In their
progress A frst officers we're oil
leted n the family. but ne plHee
Ras nsar fpTea am wireless ia
ton ~ Installed IN he cellar Of ne
arm house. which became : ataiIoa
or tls German iuIaIligoue. service
The aaae HI.n which thef nhd over.
Nhelmad little belgium made ne
uTsF=anniidenI Germans a IHIfe care
Iass. nd one dag Iha aenIrleB WHo
aere guarding The wireless plant I.fs
he cellar To- 4 feH moments. Hez
fure IHHg could return Nile GomHIsr
lad slipped into ne cellar md
#n1aEBzI the delicate apparatus NIIh
Der zH1e. TIE station ~ out Of
service for > few daya. critical dzYa
they HHFs fan he Germans Ihsn, nd
Iaa RIzard - resIuabled after Tas
nairs I'D ten effected II It -
not l9aE before n little convent
Eiri found another chance % wreck
ne plant, thIa time uHing a heavy
vine bottle - hammer. uufaTz
Inna1sIx the #antFIaz returned before
=le finished work nd tne Garnan
nommzndant ordered her not EIIh.
ont eXsn ths f0rmalIty q ; court
martial.
Bal he HTHI battle of Ynres Id
nsEun nd tH.Ha wee other md m1@a
pressing taazs before tn German
army tan u. execution Of , i7-YszT.
cid EIHI An aiffcaH Of hIzHar rznk
ordered her ssaten nd asnI 90 ne
rear IT further panIzhmanI. and ~
Nau placed II : car 18th to wound
II French prisoners. h every
road 80 clicked vii reinforcement
supplies and ammunition. for ne
HIgh command Wa a1erIInE every
effort = eruHH The Canadians by Easer
HeiTa. Of numbers md IN power
The effefI failed the Canadians
sere p Ear from being zHnihilzIad
hat Icy actually advanced nhaIf
Ilnea : little. nd in ne confusion ne
art III thH Belgian EifI md hsf
remaining companion fuHH Of Ile
EiTeneHmsn I'd dIsd fnom -
sonudzl wHz captured by Dominion
troops She as aeai 10 hospital
Iar treatment and subsequently n.
listed - Hnrse xzfh her reaeaarH
md repaid iii fuHH yea. service
n the hospitals hef debt = The msn
from rs oth.f side Of tha Atlantic
The occasion behind Yprea. which
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