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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
Ladies', Misses and
Children's Hosiery
For Easter

Sterling qualities in Isle
thread and silk
Ladies' Black Isle Hose,
19c, csc, 29c, 42c, soc aud soc
La(ie Silk Boot Hose,
CSC, 75c, S5c, csc and $1.25
Ladies' White Hose, Isle and
silk, 29c, 45c, soc, soc, 75c,
soc, CSC and SIPS
Children's Hose, csc, zoe,
35c, 45c, soc, soc and csc
Infants Silk Lisle Hose,
33c, 30c and 42c
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
Urge Admission of
Women to Cambridge
University as Members

London, April 10.-A memorial
has been presented to Cambridge
University urging the admission OF
women to full university member
ship. Women, it is suggested, should
be subject to the same conditions
and discipline as men students and
should wear the cap and gown.
Seven masters of colleges and TWEEN
ty-two professors signed the petit
ton.
Women athletes are aspiring to
take part in the university's sports.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
Ribbons for Easter

New and large of Taeta and Satin Ribbons in
all colors and widths, including the plaids,
stripes and brocaded effects
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
Baskets For Easter Gifts

Baskets of all sizes and
shapes, 15c, 19c, csc, soc, doc
Soc, Csc, S5c, CSC and S1.25
Shredded wax paper, pur-
pie, green and white, Daclk. SC
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
ASK REOPENING OF STATION

Columbia, Pa, April 10. - The
Merchants and Manufacturers Asso-
citation at a meeting Tuesday night
decided to ask for the reopening of
the Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road freight station here to relieve
freight facilities and shipping. The
secretary was instructed to COM
municate with officials of the road
and convey the request.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS IS
TO MEEyN rNIJIc VyUINUEr.

Glass No. 4, of Grace u e. Sunday
school will hold it's regular monthly
meeting this evening at the home of Mrs.
Z. wagner. 410 Reading street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
VISIT e. G. TAGGERT IN
PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL,

Mrs. Dodge and her granddaughter
Clair Taggart, left yesterday for Phila-
treatment in n hospital following a sur
gical operation.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
TO ENTERTAIN BIBLE CLASS

New Cumberland, April TO- The
Ever Faithful Bible class OF the
Church of God, will be entertained
at the home of Mrs. Hostetter on
Fourth street. this evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-10
Reliable Dress Silks,
Wool Goods and
White Cotton Dress
Fabrics for Easter

Colored Crepe de Chine, all
coiorS, ''.'... S1.59
..Georgette Crepe in staple
colors, S1.79
Silk and Wool Poplins, all
colofS .............. CSC
Colored Taretas, all coIors,
$1.59
CoIored MessaIines, all col
ors, ..'..-....... S1.59
Colored Silk Pongces, all
coIorS, ............... 55c
New Shirting Silk, -. S1.OO
Colorcd Silk Chiffon, all
colorS, 4Sc
Seco Silks, all ooIors, .29c
Silk and Cotton Crcpcs, all
coiors, soc
Natural Pongee Silks,
75c and $500
Black Taffeta Silk,
SIPS, $1.48 and $3.50
Black Mcssaline Silk,
$1.19, $1.39, S1.59, S1.0S
Wool Poplin Cloth, all COL
orS, ............ SOC
Wool Serges, black and col
ors, ...75c, $1.0O, SIPS, $3.50
New Plaid Dress Goods,
75c and $1.0O
New Shepherd Checks,
soc, soc and 75c
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

london Jan OThc peace conference has settled important
point with regard the indemnity question: the Paris correspondent
the Evening standard he has for reporting The
he declares eliminated intention Of calling Ger
many and her associates the allied countries the cost OF the
impose heavy ndcmnes upon the enemy nations
Bu the minds of the conference the correspondent adds are
shall be full aud ample rcparaon for unusiaabe
damage done very distinction being drawn between dam
which legitimate warfare aud damage which
wauun.
The correspondent that Serbia and Belgium have formulated
cas for rcparaon m detail Serbia bill the largest but as Bel
gum suffered first she will receive first consideration.
The idea that Germany should the indemnity she took from
1871 abandoned the Evening Standards
spondcni British claims be as for damage done In
merchant ships In the Of
ships rcparaton @ Great Britain viii be in kind
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Several Arizona
Oil Firms to Be
Probed, Forecast

lhutuIN ArE, Jan, 30 Rigid ln.
Nts'iEltiuu uf the actions uf several
uII companies whuHc stock haH been
sold throughout the state uf Arizona
Was forecast today hN A. 4 ieits
.hn.rmau of the state corporation
commission.
NJ Belts announced that numerous
complaints bad h,rn filed with this
commission IglIust che United thIur
U' aud HrfulHp company and the
arizona pU tuI NrnMuF COMPANY
Hl.rr ur irregularities iu the conduct
nf thoir business
Two uf the membsrs of the conn.
mission who have been out OF the ritt
Ir. expected home bate TODAY nud
hartman urfts stated that upon ihali
arrival tnH .YmwissiDu lmmrdiHtch
would Wh0 up tho complaints against
tho ul DuWrnnitH.
"ruuhrrmore' said Mr.. notis. "If
lu tue course nt our inquiry We nn'
fCH fH Iuauft such action, We viii
r.UlHuIlUU criminal proceeding.
against IuN usrHon or rersnns " Wht
may hove boon guilty ~ any lrrrgu.
hrt,,. loo tho conduct OF those com,
IluIrs affairs.
Corporation commissioner David y
Iuhusuu. formerly treasurer uf th,
futr uf Arizona, was, during por'
.iuu uf h.s term 81 office. treasured
uf the Arizona uil and Reflning com
i1nN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
STATE PRESSS TO
Be REORGAN|zEDA At !
SANTA FE MEETING
Newspaper Men From All Parts Of
the State win Meet In Capital
on February 8, as Quests Of
Chamber Of Commerce.

The New Mexico state Press aaro-
ciauon L. GolnR 10 reorranize. Two
meetings were held recently In Santa
Fo which we're attended BY reprcnsn-
utve newspaper men from various
parts ~ the state.
big banquet and yet toEether'
has boon planned for Saturday. FEB.
A. 90 take place "a Santa fe. at Whiuh
~ cncwspargr men wiii be the guests
ut the Santa W Chamber Of Com
mnrrr Every newspaper man IN the
state is Invited % attend. special
arrangements are helng made for the
entertainment ~ the ladies.
There will be meeting for the dts
cursipn of mattera ~ particular inter
est Co uowIptTsr men at tito IN the
afternoon " She Capitol building,
The dinner will De at s:so In tho
evening Those IN CHARGE OF the ar
ranEcmont- are A. ~. Carter oditor
uf the Magdalsna News J. r. hill,
editor of the CLOVIS Journal Y \.
T ily nd editor Of the peminE Head
light and John TumhH, editor OF The
Herald of the We'll Country, Albu-
Uueruuc Ncstor Montuya. the present
icHd of the efsoc,atiun, VIII act az
I tunstmnator.
ln Wv of the interest displayed
during the var b. the newspapers Of
iiia state and the cuNlAhle record made
ln fhst connection, -. A. MsrfherroA
ol Alnuuu,ruuc. secretary Of the as
nncatiun. believes there Will be an un-
usually large attoadancc,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
May Seize Wagons
Laden With Liquor

Phoenix Arl ttu .H Any N,N.-
90, found tUsIeuivd with upuur within
the nuuu, tfi.r uf tho state ut NIlau.
uu. would uu liable Geo ruunHDtfIuu uu-
drf trs TERMS ,f o. bII rv-iutrudu.vd
boo the state svuHt" tuI4h n} senator
latidr, The uIIl We brought up tH
a vtr mrHsurs 90 the rpU .ih wtr -rs-
SION ut the legislature hHI soar Hli
wHr declared unconstitutional chem
and hrl uud thr puv'Ir Ht The special
ryrsIuu tu d,ll with.
The house sitting lr committee ui
the whole. recommended tho ..1ro
ut H hllI which would WHb, ii H U|i-.It'
mcHnpr tor lawyer tu collect w"f'
thru twenty i've per cent ui lh'
Judgment Iu personal damage rulH
aud ON conviction ut bu offending HH
turucN Wuult operate tn iisrur huI
Howc-rutnflND rh'uI 90, NHr,Duw
county announced that ur tuulu iu'
truduc, o. h.li later boz the session
when would deal oven more drastic
alh with the class De-, termed "l'ta|
HhIrl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Mayo, Commander -in-chief Of At.
lantio Fleet, Says Now Ia Time
to Go the Limit in Expanding
American Navy.
PLAN PROVIDES FOR NO
MEANS OF ENFORCEMENT
Naval Expert Declares That Pro
posed World Union Would Have
No Police Force to Put Its Man.
dates Into Effect.

Washington. Som lpa.lu urrlur im.
mediate naval expansion indHy before
tho house naval committee. which
yutct tomorrow un the admlnlHira-
lions ucu huiiainE uroEram. Admiral
Mayu. commander iu Chici of the ~.
hntic fleet said
The league of nations b. rapidly
gottint down o. sewing circle with
nu means 90 enforcement and no In
tcrnHtlonal police force. Now b. the
ti'1e 90 go the upilt in expanding our
navy.
PARIS. Jan so so dlruncuycly
American plan viii De submitted
iniiinily o. the commatiee 10 the peace
conference appointed tp work out the
details 90 the constitution and tho
functions of the league ~ nations. n
was learned today The American
representative IL appears believe u
would he caaff 10 secure .hn result
desired hy them and insuro the cner-
rctlc promotion ~ go acceptable pmn
10 SOME other power than thn United
States stands sponsor Tor the scheme
The admiral appeared D fore the
ctmu,Itirr. uu the eve uf its vote on
ihr tdWlrrtfttiun. great expansion
p.urram. iie HEfrud with Chairman
ludreit that congress should author.
.N' Ii' NNl.iNf'N 't 'AINNAl ANilHI tNANs
Iur tho drrisl iu HH tu type character.
uruur and speed tu br worked out by
thr naval experts.
lu urr,ug naval expansion. the ad-
miiil rtid that the present was the
oppuriunu time and that American
expansion was expected ht the world
"po Nou thin. that this is tho on
pnrfuuu time Geo expand because other
cuuutrlrs viii stop huildlnr hoeuus
nf war debts '" asked Representative
kelly of Michigan.
Partly Iut not priulrly." 70.
HHHudpu NimiHi Mayo. we rHu eN.
pard uUW beTluae tho world expects
b. uuf to iu o. later mirht cause truu.
Hl' tni n certainly would rauaF Ia
quIp
''f think thtt England will nlwas
trA fn Keep ahead uf tho world. hs
continued "rtuu DO BE- race between
ua aui England uid Mr Kelley
'lt m.y hc' answered the ud-
mimI
Admiral MItu. questioned rcEard
Iur naval personnel lndursyd the Tvc
concentrations of the bureau of usVi
gate ou fur NOT less Than 5000 ufficcri
iu the ulEy hi 1890. and that th'
gumpirWrris of the ships boz both ~
ucnrH aud men ho kept ut wal
strtrrth llr said the present short
Hrr uf naval uffcrrs was serious
I ESQ matter what the peace con
ference docs" be- declared. "nothinl
/ fhH ,lurfrss rau du viii hc up to ou
rHNal fouuIreutufs There wna ncvc
' 81 time when f Wur Hu necessary fo
the luit'i states 90 hc thorough,
. prepared
Commander ryo who accompanies
The admiral. recommended Construc
tiuu Of super destroyer larger an
more heavily armed than those me-,
hullliuE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Unemployment in
Country Is Not
Alarming, Claim

Washington Jan no. Discussing
employment problem. TODAY before a
joint meeting ~ the senate Hud house
labor committee Secretary of Labor
Wilson Said there Wta considerable
"hNsteria boz the country over recon-
ttrugtiuu hpt that the problem wouli
hs worked out successfully llr said
although reports o. the department
showed gaa ppn unemployed men ut
l1I industrial yrutrr thi- week com
pared with t1i.nDO laHt Wcok nc al
NOT consider 'hr situation Hl1rUNur
This ruuD .tiuu. the secretary added,
kuW,Ncr. iuHicut,d "a trend uul need
ui legislation that Will hc 10 hui "r to
tide 20. through brief period ut ur
vmpln,m.ni
Immediate Dup,tWrut ut Legislation
tu provide "nuffrr employ mont su h.
to prevent the pm lusophl ut force
from ever rpltiLg hold in tina. vuuu.
try during the reconstruction period
waH urged hl the secretary
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Daniels Denies He
Bought High-power
Wireless Stations

W. hIurtuu. Sam SOD lu u rrpf 'u
fle speech uf ii.ruhUrlu Lc.d,r Mann
lu the house yesterday -nyr"i'T lnu.
iir m,Iu stations after authority had
been refused o., puurr.s. M Dan.
Tells said tudt, thy Navy department
h1d not proceeded iu ln, W1' toward
the acquisition uf high power rnW.
wrryul adiu stations ur the nuiidIur
uf new naval plant since r'Ugrrss
iaiied tn authorize these project"
The frvrrtttN suId Representative
Mann probably wa confused NN tus
tuct that the department as u vHi
measure bought low power stations
doing ship tu shore lutlus win
radio rNtpnsl sion funds provided hy
ronFress. fur which aprcifi, author
it, never was asked uI refused
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Necessities Take
Drop in Chicago

Chicago. Jan. 30 New efforts 10
culieuto friendship with tho consum-
or vsre made toda, on behalf OF ieSr-
ms food products The price OF hut
trr Wholesale. WIS subjected 10 =
rfcsh Ouf OF cents 20 8 cents a pound.
according 90 giHde. A. the samo time
egrs wholesale, were reduced cents
fa "a cents o. dozen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Dempsey tcndy 10 Mut willard.

Sew Nuk Jan 80 JACK ileUpF'N
stands ready tu box jess willard up.
ON any terms Urrcrlhlr to Tex Rick
urd This statement was made here
TODAY by - n'mpsey'F Wpnar O.. Shu
further announced that Dempsey
would meet GeurFvs Carpenter iu an
elimination htut before JUS I " such
% contest Wns considered desirable
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
NO BIG MDEMNITIES AGAINST HUNS, REPORT
GERMANY NOT To BE
MADE TO PAY COSTS
OF THE WAR, BELIEF

Ample Reparation, However,, for W.ongs Done Is
to Be Exscted Writes Paris Correspondent of
London Paper; France Not to Get Back lndemui-
ty She Was Forced to Pay Germany at the End of
War of 1871; Serbia and Belgium Have Already
Presented Their Bills TO the Peace Conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
MAN KILLED IN PISTOL DUEL
HELD BY MOTORISTS AS THEY
PASS EACH OTHER ON ROAD

Phoenix Ariz, Jan aOln pistol duel 10y automohilisS
passing each other the Gendac Hot Springs highway
to-day John Doe Aury shot and killed Is alleged by
prominent stokman named Newman Newman carried the dead
body "a his machine Glendale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
No IlcnI, Irom Iln..Ians.

NJ ttcpiy trom ilusslaii>.
Paris, Jan 30. ~ ~ thr peace
uly from me ku.Hian soviet Eoyeinr
py from the itussla nsovie, govern
nicnt regarding the invitation seat 20
an the iiunaian governments to mDot
conference representatives. at uie
Princes Islands. bat the itun1ian coat
mittrt in Paris probably wiil make /,
formal q, sunnro in few duYs on be-
half ct the turinuH other iirlaI hn
governments.
This committee now in rnnaIdorin
fhr proposals bot che prospects HrUln
o. hr that be viii decline 90 ut DOB
conference ulth ans representative
of tho nuiHhrtik
Momhcru OF the Russian committee
state that nil the Caucasus govern.
mcntH as well 0s the pmsk soNcrn-
mvut NOW are iu complete unity ana
ufr rIyinr She Paris committee un-
qualified support President 1nchni-
huNnkY .f tne government uf Nnrit
lluHsin. vho sailed from AfchnuHpl
january Boz expected 20 reach lnrit
within foW days 10 confer with in'
commute.
The liuusb mud Frcnch govern
mHufs huNr Ircfnlcd m uHnripi,
Tr,Nd,nt Wilson's niuu ouucrfuina
mandutHttsa ifom the lrnsur of nH.
tons TOT tht admin atrnti0n of cap
mrcd tofrliuf1. % was stated hf cip.
tain Andre Tardiou ct iho lror ,
peace conference delegation todhh
fhc acceptance. however, A. subject
tn learning under what conditions thi
. plan viii hu carried uut
AZ u result of iudwdrul tuufor
oncca regarding colonial questions l
Was learned today that prospects uri
| bright Tor un sarls ani rDupiut
agreement on cDioaih policy
! 10 Is admitted that the general pun
/ riplus ugrcsd upon are haHcd ou iu
tcrnatlonN control ht means OF mun
datori,s
Important driuiiH remain 90 hc nI
luatch with the possibility 0f dlauf
4 unrcmrnt Or dcul of ihc sonora
piHu if some power proves rcfrncior,
/ Tins CuntugcnO, however. .a not eA
pccted 90 Huse.
Londoa. itn ao Great britain
reported acceptance uf President Mil
SONS theory nf lntrruauunnllalN A
applied Co captured enemy rulonirH
SAYS the Paris correspondent of "a
nhIly Mail. ln late edition Of tha
paper to-day, Involves the ulmiHsio
that the treaties with Japan rcEari
ms the ISLANDS in the northern o.
NNI| NNN Win NNf ANNNH N"HAN ~ NiN
SYRIA aud the understanding wit
France as tu ihe future status of fh
kamcruu musi pc urhtturib mudiuc
10 not torn cap
The Japanese delegates are mEr
aud alarmed ath declare their una
ternblr determination 90 claim th
Islands lH promised. % tho currerpnf
dent says. and adds.
'rhrsc islands lrc really the cru
of the whole situation
The Australians the corrcapni
dent continues "hrileNr nrnaldsi
wilson firm stand iu this matter
dur o. bis fcfr that iapuness nrruu
tion of the islands would IMPAIR h
prestige In ths United states and th
he .eara tn meet hostile congress
March 10 De- urrees tu the absolute o.
toutun of the islands hy Japan.
italian delegates frankly uVU
thelf claims Oh flumr ana insist pa
thc promise nf part of the uaimatil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
An Unrighted Wrong
The Clamor Grows

TO return the indemnity she
took from France. II one
may believe an unofficial forecast
of the peace conference 's decision,
cmaDating from Paris
This il evidently clear depart.
urc from one of President Wilson :
fourteen peace points. According
to the president. the wrong done
to France IN 1871 must be- right.
ed. "
Surely. the cXation OF an cxtor.
tionaic indemnity from a bleeding
aud PROSTATE toe is.a wrong ut
least according 10 standards that
govern Americans To allow Ger
many 10 keep this indemnity il no
less unjust than to allow her 10 re-.
tain the material, which she stole
from Belgium.
" We recall the Machiavellinn
way In which Bismarck doctorcd
Ip the French telegram ~ A. tu
make II prccipiiaic war. aud the
untold sacrifices that the French
people made to pay the indemnity.
taking the very gold ornaments
from their churches ~ throw into
the chests that could be- found in
every field Of France, one Is in.
'lincd more than ever to insist
that this wrong, at least be- right.
ed.
Perhaps policy is debating a
greater lcnicncy 10 Germany than
some of rs would wish 10 see prac.
ticcd. Perhaps Gcrmanys de-.
peratc condition il prompting the
entente statesmen io be- merciful.
liui We are often moved % won.
der whether. after ALL Germany 3,
not ieignlng insanity 90 avoid pay
ing the piper.
Japan has tak,n ths latest plunge
into the uEht Tor TERRITORIAL rrsurnI.
ton Ht the peace conference. accord
inr 60 dispulchrs from PARIS today
liii Nippnn ~ present BE- chiefly ruu.
,rruHd With certain ISLANDS Iu thY
northern pH1 uf the Pacific ocean
which we're pfHru tu hyI UE Great
lritliu hy secret treaty
Great Britain. however iH uiI Co..
have accepted President WILSON
plane Cor the lufrfui'Ipuilizitlun ui
captured territory japan ON the 9th
80 hand lh atiu tu hu IIru iu hrt
decision 10 stand Do, the terms 90 90,
agreement
This controversy affords u brilliant
example ~ the perils ~ secret 90.
luWarf kind ~ diplomacy hN tho
way that still SCENE Geo hr pupulti
with certain European Statesmen ul
the odd school Judging from 90, mum
Ist Df executive sessions that a.,
peace conference be- having these utNr
The Italian delegates too. are bus,
with their claims. which also arlH,
from t secret treaty They contend
Tint their county Do entitled to th'
northern cuas; uf ptlmatiu. hcsid'.
Trent and Trieste. which over, ou'
.Frces u should have The ShNi,
clements in UnlWttlu are sull as dr
ivrWined Hs ever tU retain the lands
aud both sides ar, producing figure
salon.
i.'t us hope that 40, statesmen u
the alioa wil Keep 100 mind the hnr
TORS uf the wa that has Just ended
Hnd win allow nothing tu intervene
that may mas" possible 1 repetition
uf the carnage Al causes %. friction
present or future should hr srduluuH
Is removed. humanity viii not Will
iurly pay ru. ID another price As th
one that ha. luSi been vNtrtcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

Washington. Jan. au.#lf Viii Toe
the polio, uf thy government boo shlp-
surh stf.kcs Co "lot the inh stand.
Charles PioR. director rcnofsl of the
emergency fleet corporation said GO.
day Ho referred particularly tu the
situation at seattle. where be- said
men had been out Tor n week ana 80
san Francisco. where be- uaid % was
repuftsd Wnrhrrs iu two trades lls
tended tn go out shortly Hnd tlc up tll
the work Boz tho disiriCt
81 pleE declared mo-t 90 The yards
needed re- breathing rurN that hr diu
not think the IuNHTuMrnt would Uuu.
tinur tu furnish wort at cAtrcmsh
hiEh wnrrs unless increased skiIl Hud
lu,put lu-ufr o. and that Iu his view
u was mEhH uuNisc fur rhip stId
WurEtrs Iu trHiT own Interests tu ,II
sfrIErs 90 yEiHfIuE scales.
"Must of tho yards ue,u 600 uppur.
unity tu HI ever tu"Ir HrE EsuIfAtuu
with Wow o. cIUiuttIuk production
fuptuTs which hINv tended fu Iu.
crease costs How rrvtrk the costs
have been increased H shown n1 tu'
.aDt thtt iu .uuv Pacific yuuHt yard
.yuIDtl iu suH.. ,Ntrut uf fhr general
fIuauuu wage. nov give Utrh work.
that ho would have horu ENru 81
Tor t FrtT tEu WHIl, iu iut rIuir p"
rood tr" HN.rHr, uutrui ui u.fh p.i
.udINI. uHI IH uI.y rtftu. I.I cent 90
what 90 wI- t N.Hf tEH.
COMBINING thIs decreased rfnri,ug'
with 10. IUpI,trDu aHED 200. ID.llt utr
uyyu tu uIakt ship construction ruHi
entirely unreasonable Nuu' rHuH
tracts tur ship have hrou already ,.,H.
foli,i nN thr rut'fuWUul in mt
view a., present temper ui congress
.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

cuaat stipulated IN the pact o. Lon
don must be made good. They de-
clare that President Wilson's attitude
segardinr Fiume directly rontradicts
hls declaration Of the rights Of peo-
plea outlined in his fourteen pGlnfa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30
Federal Mediator Says Real Vote
Was Not Taken In General
Strike Question Involving Scat.
tie shipyards.
YARDS NEED BREATHING
SPELL ANYHOW, CLAIM
Head Of Emergency Fleet Corpora.
tion Says Government No, Like
ly to Continue to Furnish Work
at Extremely High Wages

Seattle wash Jan. 'H United
States immigration Commissioner
Ecnp 50 WhHe who b. acting a- led.
sfsl mediator in tho Seattle shipyard
strike. declared tudHy hs dld u0t be-.
ueVr su honest expression hti been
obtained frrm the Wurbsrs thru.srifst
Iu the fhIpgHri strike ur that 1900 hun-
ct vote was nrsur taken ln tho ruu,ls
80 strike question
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-30

Tonight AMI Friday fair. not much
change in temperafurr.
Local Maxlmum. 81. minimum. ff;
range, IS. ~ 3 o'clock. a. north
wind. clear.
The Ordway new era., 1919-03-21
seotIand's Emblem.

Though historical records relating
to the thistle are vague, tradition is
glib. According to one story, the
Danes were stealing barefooted
through the darkness toward the Scot
tish camp when one of the soldiers
suddenly trod upon thistle. Invol.
UNFAIRLY, he uttered a cry of pain, and
the Scotsmen, being aroused. leaped
to their feet, hurled themselves upon
the Danes, and inflicted fearful slaugh.
ter upon their foes. Another legend
says a writer In Toronto Globe-re-
lates how Queen Scotia, after a hard
fought battle in which she had proved
victorious. threw herself down upon
the ground to rest. only to be received
by the prickly spines Of a thistle. Up
she jumped In fury. and plucking up
the nettle by the roots. was about to
hurl 1t away, when for some reason un.
explained, her heart suddenly soften
ed. and she decided that from that
time forward thistles should always
be for her the emblems of victory. So
she stuck the nettle, in her helmet,
and Scotland has taken the thistle as
its emblem ever since. ~