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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

you will have to rebuild your
homes. and perhaps the habit thus re-
CURED by the Frenchman of depending
on himself to make the effort will con-
tribute to still further democratize our
country.
"One of the advantages of peace is
that it is based on the unions of peo-
pies who have saved the world. We
each have need of the other. Barbar-
ism is definitely destroyed, but only
on condition that we all see to 1t that
the stipulations of the treaty are exc
cuted."
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
HARD WORK is NEED NOW
Premier Ciemenceau Calls on Former
Inhabitants of Devastated Districts
to Do Their Duty.

Faris.-Premier Clemenceau began
visit to the devastated regions. en-
tering the zone of protracted warfare
at ST Quentin The premier encour-
aged the people to question him and
bring forward any complaints which
they had TO make, and they were not
slow in doing so. In addressing the
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
President Could Not Leave.

Washington. = The president OF the
United States would not be permitted
during his term OF office. to leave the
country or to perform the duties Of
his office except at Washington IN
der a bill introduced by Representa-
tive Campbell OF Kansas. chairman oG
the house rules committee.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Soldier Sues IN. covernn.,+

Sioux City. Ia.-Leo L. Covey. Of
Cherokee, Iowa. who was seriously
wounded at Chateau Thierry, has filed
suit in the federal court here against
the United States government for
s22, 95O.40 damages alleged to have
been guaranteed him under the war
risk insurance act
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Race Riot In Texas.

Austin. Tex. - One negro was killed
and several white men were wounded
in a clash between whites and negroes
at Longview. Tex, according to mes
sages received by Gov. w p. Hobby.
Texas Rangers were sent to quell the
disturbance that was continuing.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

Washington.-The newly organized
Pacific fleet will sail from Hampton
Roads for the west coast Saturday.
July 19. 1t was announced at the
navy department that final arrange
ments were completed at a conference
in New York between SECRETARY Dan
iels and Admiral Hugh Rodman.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Chinese To Be Kept Out.

Mexfco City.-As result Of reports
that large numbers of Chinese are ar
irving in Mexico. most of them in
bad state of health and without money.
IT is said that bill will be presented
In congress soon urging that such Ash
attic immigration be restricted.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Chairman HAYS Sick.

Indianapolis VIII II. Hays, repub~
lican national chairman, IS suffering
from a nervous breakdown due TO ov-
erwork. it was learned when he was
brought to a private sanitarium here
Mr.. Hays physician prescribed com
plete quiet and rest. expressing belief
that he will have recovered within
ten days if not disturbed
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
RheIn1s In Decimated-

Rheims, France. - Rheims. which
had a population Of 115.17S before the
war, now has only S,45S inhabitants:
1887 men, 3,25S women and .213 chill
dren. The martyr city was shelled
by the Germans on 1.051 days and
over 1000 persons were killed. includ-
ing some 300 " omen and 100 children
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
To Probe Cruelty Charges.

Washington. = Investigation OF
charges OF cruelty to American sol
diers arrested in France and placed
in prisons in and near Paris will be
conducted by a subcommittee OF the
special house committee investigating
war department expenditures.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
To Raise Minimum Wage.

Mount Clemens. Mich. - 1t was
learned on authority here that Henry
Ford had decided to increase the mini
mum wage OF Ford Motor company
employees to 81 a day. 1t is believed
the new minimum will be put into ef
feet soon, probably August 1 or there
about.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
CONVICTED FOR DlSL0YAlTY
Two Members of Non-Partisan League
Are Declared Guilty BY jury
in Minnesota.

Jackson, Minn.-The jury in the
trial OF President A. c. Townley and
Joseph Gilbert of the non-partisan
league found the defendants guilty of
the charge of conspiracy to teach dis
loyalty in violation OF the Minnesota
law
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Heavy Wsr Disk Paxments.

Washington Payments by the war
risk bureau To soldiers and their de-
pendents amounted to S30.s32, 726 in
June, S62,322 checks being mailed.
Payments this year have amounted to
more than $3.50. 600, 900.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Coffee May Increase.

Chicago The American housewife.
already grumbling over the price OF
coffee. may have further complaint to
make in the next few months, for the
outlook is anything but hopeful for the
consumer, according to big dealers
here.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
French Ace Killed.

Paris.-Sub-Lieut. Jean Navarro, who
was one of the first aces among the
French aviators during the war, and
who was withdrawn from the service
because OF his eccentric escapades,
fell waiIe flying in the vicinity of Yer
sailles yesterday afternoon and died
soon after In a military hospital.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Millions Of Rations.

Knvalia. Macedonia Millions OF
rstions have been issued and hundreds
Of thousands OF refugees have been
fed and clothed by the American peo-
pie through the Balkan commission
OF the American Red CROSS In Mace
donfa
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Total Casualties PHIL

Washington - Total casualties IN
the American Expeditionary Forces
including all corrections and altera-
tions published to July 2. were given
in an official report as 297,147 This
was a net increase OF 1866 over the
last report on June %
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Mexico to Distribute Land.

Mexico City-The government Is
preparing to distribute among the
people approximately 10000 hectares
(of 2h acres) of land valued at o.,
o0O. 900 pesos. which represents conces-
sions given to a comparatively few
individuals by several governments
previous to the Carranza regime.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Plan Big Ford Loan.

New York.-A syndicate has been
formed here. IL was announced, to un-
dertake the financing OF a $4,000, 009
one-Sear credit for the Ford Motor Co
of Detroit The funds will be used to
retire 90-day promissory notes. 1t is
understood the financing is for the
purchase of minority stock.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Turkish Forces Defeated.

Salonika-The Greek army operat-
ing south OF Smyrna, in Asia Minor. is
driving the Turkish forces there rap
idly backward. forcing them to ahaa-
don guns in their flight
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Several Hurt in Blot.

Berlin.-Sev, raj persons were killed
or wounded IN fighting at Hanover
when mob released the prisoners in
the castle and detention prisons. Mar
tial law has been proclaimed there.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
uard.n for Ambassador.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Harden.
editor of the Die Kukunf. OF Berlin.
probably will be appointed German am
bassador at Washington as soon as
diplomatic relations ars restored, says
the Fremdenblatt, OF Hamburg.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
c.nsorxhin sim HoIds

Paris.-The chamber of deputies
rejected a bill providing for the imme-
date raising of the state of siege and
the suppression of the censorship, the
vote being 256 to 2J2.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
bride In Killed.

Danville. Ill.-Mrs. Gertrude Myers.
bride of few months. was shot and
killed when her husband mistook her
for a burglar.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Kew Vests Ship Mystery.

Key West. F1a.-A capsized wooden
steamer $50 feet, long was sighted
twenty-five miles of hers and towed
in by naval vessels. No one was visi-
BILE.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
Bachelors Liabilities.

Chicago Bachelorhood is listed q
liability by a bonding house here. 1t
is announced. and a wife. baby and
more babies as assets.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18
italy Wants Chinese Concession.

4 ~ - ne IIdIIdH UtItSdtIUlI has
sent note to TIE peace conferences
asking that Ttnlv Re given conces
go - - China
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1919-07-18

Il the peace conference itself was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
SON OF FORMERC|TY
OFFICIAL DIES HERE
EARLY THIS MORNING

barrow shea 81 rornlne. \. v. died
o. Albuquerque this m.ninr. aged
%. lie was the SON q James W
shea. formerly contractor Hud city
huiidinr Inspection % Albuquerque in
ie0g.iafa Mr. she's, - returned 10
Corning. y. v, his home IN 1910 and
has been connected w extensive con.
tractiug and buiiding there since It's
son. barrow. had Just started in his
FIRST year In Cornell university when
his health broke down and. after o.
years stay In the Carolina noun
tainn. he came 10 Albuquerque last
spring in hope OF improvement He
had been making apparently good
progress toward health when "a sud
den change last week brought the
end.
Tho remains will be shipped 20 his
father az Corning y y. tonight fnf
irtsrment The many friends whom
M shea made here during his sta,
deeply rympathine with him In his BE-.
rrnvement Suronn BROTHERS viii an
uounce funeral -afranFements iSer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE
PHOSPHATE
kothing Like risiu nitr5 Phosphate e
fut 90 TiuH Healthy Tiush nnd 20
tucfeafe strength. NiGot and Nerve
Force

lulsus from thr raunfirss rrerhrtIun,
cod treatments vhirl orc rHnunuali hrinE
adftftiH'd fuf Che purpose Of mHtwE tNIr
people hsshY dsNslut Ins arWs nrHk aHd
bust aud rsplaDus usA t.Iiurs AND ArgI,t
sl Tho suh curved lines 0f health Hud hsaun
there arn rNtitutiY fhUusauds NJ men aud
women who kcrnl, ierl their csc,,,i,r thin
tees
rhinnrss and uralnfss are usually due 10
starved nerves our bodies need more pnos
phatr than ~ contained Boz modern food
Physicians ClHim there b. nnihluF ihai vHl
sYppl, this dt'irlsneY sn veil g. ihr urgar|.
pnasphatH AnnFn annnF imEai,is hs hIIrn
phusItHtf uhirh a inexpensive aud sold
by hrFEs Pharmacy boz Albuquerque and
most ~ dWssiats under o. guarantee 81 .af
I~sfurtIUu ur money hari ~ frrdiuE che
rrrtrs iifertly end b., supplylng tAr boo,
ellis WIfh The necessary uho.phnfir food sle
Wnnts. bitm phosphate quickly produces a
welcome transformation ln tho appearance
The increase ln vrisht frtqurutly briug a.
tnnlshing
This Increase IN Weisht also carries with
tt q general Improvement 10 the htalth Net
,uusneft, .lrsplrssutss aud lark ~ energy
which nearly Alwa1s accompany rtcrssivs
ihinuras. snoh %difapprar dnil eyes become
hfieht and pale chrrLa gius With tht bloom
~ perfect health
CAUTION Although hitro phosphate =,
unaurpassed f1f r~slleylng psryuusnrfs sleep.
lrssnfss and general weakness n should not.
uwing to ~ remarkable flesh srhwiug pro-
rrtirs be- nod 10 an one Nhu duss not d,tire
20 put on neih.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

81 free OF cost aud the compensation
provided by the War Risk Insurance
Law viii he paid him but no allow.
anCe Will be paid his family. In ad.
dition "a the above tho family or De-.
poudenta 81 each disabled man will
receive durinr bis period NJ training
the same monthly allowance that wss
paid prior To his discharge from the
army. navv ~ marine corps.
Present estimates 81 the federal
authorities place the number of dis.
abied men ~ about 100. n0O, CT this
numh"r ~ be- estimated. N0.0N0 viii
be able 10 80 back To- their ola occu.
flaiionH. leaving about 90. 600 who
need retaining. The experience 81
kHslnnd, franse and Canadn IN that
only about % per ccut Of those need
INK foiriining take advantage Of what
their government stands ready 10 DO
fui them but u IL believed and hoped
~ the federal board tha in view Of
the greater generosity Of this govern
msnt the percentages here viii be
much larger IN general " h. expect
~ That - least 10000 viii accept the
assistance congress has authorised
Tho federal hoard does not attempt
10 dictate 20 the soldier entitled 10
rciralninE what calling he shall foi.
low The greatest latitude Of choice
~ AllnN fnNhlhiNUf Win INC SOL
dlcf's capacity " aptnhility. hut
~ course the houfd seeks o. disrour.
are men from entering vocauons ni.
ready overcrowdcd or waning A. an
example 81 this except in unusual
cases applicants fuf rotmininr are
not encouraged 10 take up study pt
automobiles This De- hnsrd on the
fact that in our drmohiilgiur Armies
there are 90 lrusi half a million men
Who have through their army work
tnmilinriacd themselYsH with automo
hil's operating and repairing and COS
rnrin' work generally Accordingly
win these men discharged into civil
lfe there Ia not likely 10 be heavy
deu.nds Tor new comers m this live
of e~ndsuNor.
An1 lr This connection ths authur
Ni"H url cause for qualification Boo
D. lHrt that thn men Whose upulira.
tiunt for r%,trnIuinr have been appruV-
cd dispiu, 10 Wide diversity OF ideas
HH o. - ceilings thcN wish 20 hc
nitei for The list Of courses w..
leri"d Includes among others.
Agriculture academic course nr.
rountauev architecture. animal hus.
huudtN, hank,nr commercial coursa.
drafting omhalminr. build
inr construction flfIi engineering
oalu iur electrical ruufsr. ,NuortIuE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

Thousands of Americans soldiers 90
MANNED In the fighting In France 90
To bo unable 10 return 10 their bid
employment men who have lost arms
or legs of suffered the impairment OF
oyeaght or other faculties. nte un-
aware hat the American government
has mad' every provision for meir
complete rehabilitation in life
Many of tbo wounded Will b. able
"a geo back 10 their Old Jobs su Uncle
SANS greatest ansiety be- t. nnd hni
toll thoas who cannot that ho viii
train them Tor new v~utauuus. pay an
iho bills Including The living expenses
also assist ana dependents of thu
soldier while he 10 being rpnttcd for
civilian usefulness o. o. o. matter OF
Boz mount importance To- thc nation
and the soldier alike Hnl urcurlingy
tho program provided hy runrfsss is
thr most liberal adopted ht an, nn-
ton 100 me war
A. least g0 % disabled neht,r arc
enut'rd io the dement's offered hs the
FsItrhi Board OF Vocational Eiusi.
ton ana 90 we'll started Ia thr work
that more than 500 AVE actually
htrtin tho rr-rducHtiun that wIl siyn
them new trades ard professions ft.
Ted 'o their hardistuF
10 H tho hone ~ tho federal hoHri
THAT un disabled soldier 900 sl Iuf Will
fui fo avail himself OF tho services Cd
which be- boz suutIsd because hr dii
mot know COT them To- ihis rni thr
ruuutrf BEL hsInu tuWNotl from coast
tn ruaHf tn locate who IU not Iu.
dsrsfuud that I new start boo uf. fHHt
will mtkt tIm self ]auul.ft.ur HrI boo
dependent is hH for thr ASKING
t Is not charity frIIbf,I Pros
Nitut Wilson boo H lvtfr. tn Co., r. FL
lrussUT director uf fhr federal board
o. b. merely thy uth wrut cot . HfaIt
America accepted when o. selected
thee, mon and uo them 300 th,T
health aud strength 20 uslt IH, hiI
fIts of ihs nation TNtN have fnurHf
the guuI nrht. fhaF iHtD trpf o.,
fnith. and tIrf have wuu Sow we
kssp faith WITH them aui 'ttfl t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

izcn w indorscr on tho general ohli.
CATION"
The act OF under which
the federal board carries on the work
lH known rs the Vocational itehubi1i.
tutiun law II was passed unanimous
~ and signed hl the president on
June gftglN. " charges the federal
board With seeing that every disabled
soldier. sailor of marine entitled TO-
com pff satiun under the War Nisk
inaH law rot his old job back -
another suitable 0uc. And for those
Whusn disabilities make " Impossible
for them tu ttle up their old callinrs
retaining m "a new vocation at the
governments expense iH provided u
tutthtt provides that while the sol
ditr fallof GO marine IL thus being
tmiuUd be- viii be- supported Jointly
hf tHr ludrtul board and the Wa
Hisk Insurance bureau. while ans DC
dsudrrf also receives federal uid
To cover ihIa ',pvusr e. 600. 900 has
already been appropriated nnd there
.s mule H.Hui Huro that more Will hr
tufthrumiHg U needed
Tuiii"u books and other equip
mrlt sud iNIun Expenses are proyid-
81 go Disabled fighters taking rain
iur courses approved hY The federal
BOARD. which nint range from siN
W.. -H'N "-H"|'"M |. N |'NNN .HH"N
t,Hf college ,uufsr The comp,nsa.
Uuu allowed while t.uUlur lasts
equals thH monthly sum fo which the
soldier sailor or marine is ,ntusi
Uuftf fns " RISK Insurance law co.
H t.a tfuHi Co UIa Pas for the last
month hr WIS BOO actual service. 81
fHHf Ns rreuffr lu ro rHHs will l
.iuFiD mHU ur urr required hN bis
"HHfHr uf i-rsfrHr.iur 90 live apart
ffUw Ha dependents receive l'sa tran
N. 600 H month. exclusive of the sun
II.i ,~UDHNrrfH nor Win a man Us.
iuE With hlH dependents receive loss
fhau $4,000 rrr month. Inclusive OF
fIH mount rHIl Dots umlIN
" mans disability docs not pfr.
vent NIm from r%Uiurniur tu employ
Wtr' without r,fftiuiUE uud Do.
luua's Co. follow H course of No,t
fHfHI training provided IN tho fsi.
rfaI hoafd thy course VIII BE- furnish
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
Governor Submits
Many Nominations

Santa r.. y NJ. March ia.-goy-
iarraxnlo sent 90 the senate this
after noon for confirmation hy that
Q odS the following nominations
For members uf tho state fair come
mission Eduardo A. Otern ~ Naiea-
ella county. Walter N Cunn,u Of Hcr.
ualillo county. Hnt 4 h. CriiE OF
thnves county, each for e. term ~ two
years.
For members az tho commission on
uniform legislation Reed tioilomau
of Santa re county, FelN BaCa Of
l~tfnHllllo rouutA and = 40. Davis.
IT, 81 san Miguel county each for "a
term uf two Year,.
Fur members 81 the board uf
I~huruaCy. rrerrIiiHno Moreno uf
buua Ana county Tor term ending
March. 1894 90 sucreed ~. ". tiuY.
COM ~. U MlCks uf Grant cuuuti.
Cor torn ending MARCH 1898. go Hu,
coed Joe " Mccain. Noh,rto sia,o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
Four Accused of
Being Anarchists

New York. March 1-Charres of
being 'uNuwel anarchists were pre-
f'rfri hY The police today against
three men and one umHu the uult
persons held after t rald last might CON
&c building 900 Eust Fifteenth street Boo
which 49, men amt wumrn were tr.
rested ON suspicion 81 their hHtiuE
been connected With nolshrvikl and
other extreme radical organizations
The four detained are aliens. arrurd.
iur Ca the police aud "a rests with the
immigration authorities Hs to wheth.
90 thvN shall Dee departed The prison.
vr- are being held subject 10 uri,rs
from federal ofne.ais
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
GERMANY WILL SOON
Be CALLED IN FOR
FINAL RECKONING
Berlin Official Circles Believe That
Final Peace Negotiations Are
Near at Hand; Allied. German
Farley Breaks Up Again.
a. r-s ...se,.,ss ,-ss.

Berlin. fruesiay) March li-fn
official circles u n believed hat the
peace acgctiatiora In witch Germany
will take n part are very near nj
tons 10 German experts so hold
themselves In readiness 10 leave Tor
Parts March ~ or 10. with h Cor
man delegates were based upon a re-
mark hy General Nudant tbs repre-
sentative 81 Marshal Foch at sra, In
rcceut negotiations with the German
armiHtice com mission.
General Sudant IL reported 20 have
said that the allies PROBABLY would
b.. able 20 begin preliminary ego
tiationa with tho Germans o
March 20 and that the preliminary
peace might be concluded By April
10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
a.nr C.n-or-l.ln IIcnlel.

Washington. March .a--ln conncc-
ton with published criticism In
France " censorship alleged TO have
prevented the French public from
learning Of opposition Ia the league %
alton plan In congress and TO have
tepi French public opinion from Ann
erica. q was stated officially al he
stat. department today that no such
censorship wns exercised or p%artici-
paied in hy the United States govern
mt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

dfa 81 Tsos county. for i.fn eadiuE
March, 1879. 10 succeed n. a. Mur.
ihy Walter Nutting OF Coifax v
o.. Tor term ending March. 1891. 10
-ucceed John " Zook.
FuF members 1f the state board
~ emhalmers. r. \. johnson of San
Miguel county. for term ending March.
i9if. and - o. Nseder Of QUAY coun-
t. for term endipe March. 1874
The governor nlsu announced the
appointment 81 r. 49, CHtrun ~ q
member 81 the stato hsb,ndsry com
mission This appointment docs not
fyuuife legislative action.
u was announced ln the house Of
Representatives this afternoon that
senator 4. w. fali would be IN FAN
o. Pc tomorrow 20 address n joint
session ~ the legislature on the pro-
posed league II nations. Under = sun-
pension ~ the rules a resolution was
introduced and passed In the house
afhinF 10 depoft aliens who
pretended 90 be- conscientious uhfec-
tors whom called into war service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
WELLER & Benjamin
Making Great pians
For Sale Tomorrow

The entire force 81 the Weller a
Henlumin store together with what
additional help that ruulu he secured
have been Vory busy fur several DAYS
Arranging stock in ths most nccefsinic
manner Tor their sal. beginning to-
morrow and lasting Tor Zen days
Mr. benjamin stated To-Day that rv-
efy effort Will be made 90 make such
vholesHl. and pront killing price zoe
auctions ~ the stock 90 warrant az
even greater respouH" from the Fcn.
rfHl public than was accorded their
Ions tu be remembered fine sale of
last year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
GOVERNMENT INTENDS TO TRAIN
EVERY DISABLED "YANK" IN A
LINE OF WORK SUITED TO HIM

Country Is Being Combed From Coast to Coast to
Get in Touch With Every Disabled Soldier Who
May Not Understand That His Government IL
Interested in His Welfare and Has Made Ar
Living in Some Branch of Trade Suited to Him
Which He Can Pursue in Spite of His Disabili-
ties: IT Is Not Charity" Says Wilson, 1T Is
Simply Payment of an Honor Draft"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13
Would Restrict
Immigration to
New Palestine

Nrw YORK, March o. Restriction
% immigration into Palestine tu
600 o. year daring The FIRST period Of
development uf the new Jewish cuu-
~monwealth set up under british trus-
',oship hus been decided upon Dos the
Inter allied Zionist conference iu Ion.
dom according Geo cable tDN.srs tu tut
Zionist organization of America. made
public herr TO-DAY.
Clearing houses Tor This .mmlrra.
ton 20 was stated would he e.iah
Nshsd Boz London tui t neutral clun-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

The German delegutea 10 the peace
conference will be Count yon Brock
dorr hantrau, the foreign minister
nr, Eduard David. majority socialist
and first president Of the national as
acmhlyi Or Adoiph Warhurg. mr..
Adolph Muller. minister 20 Switxer-
land. Professor Wnithet N. A, Schulz
ching, Of MRfhufr University. ard
Herr deisbcrr, minister Of posts and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-13

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