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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24
RESIGNATION OF
NORWEGIAN CABINET,
MAY BE EXPECTED

Copenhagen, Jan. 24.-The
resignation of the Norwegian cab
met is imminent, according to
report received here.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24
Polish Delegation Arrives.

Paris, Jan. 24.-Delegations Of
Poles from Lithuania and White Rus
sia including representatives from the
cities of Wilma and Warsaw, have ar
rived here. They will defend the in
terests of the Polish populations in
Lithuania and White Russia.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24
Wilson May Get Job.

WUsOn May Get JOU.
Paris, Jan. 24.-(Havas)-Pres
dent Wilson is likely to be offered the
presidency of the commission Of the
league of nations, the Echo de Paris
today says.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24
WEATHER FORECAST.

Minnesota: Cloudy to partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday;
somewhat colder Saturday and in
west and central portions to-
night. ~.
North Dakota: Fair and some
what colder tonight and Satur-
day.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24
MORE THAN 300 AMERICANS
ARRIVE IN new YORK ON FIVE
VESSELS DURING THE MORNING

from various branches Of the service.
y At the embarkation ohices in Ho-
boken it was understood there were
no wounded men on these vessels.
The steamship General Goethals
arrived later with skeleton organiza-
ton OF the 34th division, which COM
prises men of Nebraska, Iowa, South
Dakota and Minnesota and q medical
detachment from Ohio. These ar
rivals-eight officers and 81 men, In
cluded members, Of the 34th's head
quarters, s7th and esth infantry
brigades and the 125th. 126th and
127th artillery regiments Of the 69th
artillery, brigade. !i..5 " b
More Coming.
.; Washington, Jan. 24.-The war de-.
'partment was advised today that the
following units in France had been
assigned to early convoy home:
Base hospital No. AZ. aero squad
srons numbers IL. 20. f6l. 1SS. 24S.
e66,T 656, 4s7 and 4s4. ana air service
casual company number three. !.
Si5 & MOngOliA Sails. NJ
bort r..nlanson; MonsOii. ss has ..iisd ia 4 from
France for New York and will arrive
January 80, with -one huadred officers
and 5000 men. including about 1000
sick and wounded Il
The Mongolia 10 bringing homo
casual companies from dozen states,
including Minnesota one. and Nichi-
San. s.y Il
New York January 81 with two
casual companies. Georgia ana New
York. and IL oficer casuals. !,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24
Wilson Agrees to Indemnjties.

Paris. Jan. 24.-Durihg the consid-
Grafton Of the question Of reparation
at the meeting of the supreme war
council yesterday, the Paris edition
of, the London Daily Mail says, Presi-
dent Wilson agrees to the principle
|of reparation. 4 e.. - s.5's
I At the instance OF the British rep
resentatives, the newspaper adds dis
cussion. was also begun on, the -ques-
tions Of the abolition Of CONSUMPTION
and general disarmament. 1t says it
lis possible that the plenary session
Of the peace congress today will give
some attention to these questions.
In the future, the Daily Mail says.
there will be one full meeting Of the
peace conference each week.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24
American View Harrnonizes
With That Of Britain's;
Principles Advocated Are
Based on international
Protection Of Labor.
(By the Associated Press. !

Paris, Jan. 24.-The second session
OF the peace congress, to be held to-
morrow, will, like the first, be open
to the press. The first order of busi-
ness ne will be international legislation
on labor. Various national delega-
tions have been preparing written
statements Of their Views and it is
understood that these will be received
by the congress and referred to. q
committee, which will endeavor to
amalgamate them into general
project to be recommended to the
congress for approval. -.
Americas view is believed to har-
monize with those held by the Brit
ish delegates There is reason to be-
lieve that generally the principles
enunciated will be found acceptable
to most of the Entente. It is believed
that the proposition Of the United
States are based upon full recognition
Of the principles Of International pro-
lection of Tabor by governmental
garded as a dangerous tendency to-
ward class control Of governments.
Data is being prepared to demon-
strate a simultaneous movement in
this direction by labor organizations
in the United States. England and
France, eliminating in the adoption
by the French chamber of deputies
held before the war. as amplified by
the conference held at Leeds, e.
land, in 1916. These, in general, look
to the relief of labor from interna-
tional capitalistic control, the free
dom to choose employment and place
Of labor. guarantees of employment,
social insurance, the right Of organ
ization and the enforcement of hy-
gienic conditions at places Of employ
ment.
Other provisions are said to relate
to child and female labor. the prohi-
bition of night work for minors, a
basic 8-hour day and the prohibition
of International trade in products
made by minors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-24

Continued on Page 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
Twcnty.sixth President Of the
United States Laid at Rest With
Simple Ceremony in Oyster
Bay Cemetery.
ALL BUT TWO MEMBERS
OF FAMILY ARE PRESENT
Kermit and Theodore Junior
Abroad in Country's Service
News of Fathers Death Tempo.
rarily withheld From Kermit.
r-s ,s,a,i.-,s ..s,.

oyster nHN. q. s.. Jan The
body of Thooiur, iicosoyet was iaig
nt rnst today
~ wHs committed o. earth at l.fa
q on. ln family cemetery plot over
looking i.oug Island sound.
Except Tor two suns. absent a. SOL
diefs in their cuuntry's service over
seas. The family ~ Colonel Roosevelt.
twenty -siNth president ~ the United
states nrscm9led IN the living room
nt Sycamore Hill shortly before noon
today for the first % trinity ~ sim
pie services at home. church urd
riayosldo with wEich the body of
the noted American was llid o. rest
as "a private citizen OF this Ions isl-
aud village.
Mrs Roosevelt sharing her hus-
bands antinnthy Go funeral Cpromony.
decided not 10 attend the church sor-
vices nor a. join the procession TO
tho cemetery. u wsH announced that
she would bid goodbye 90 the body II
her companion IN the house where
they lvcd for many years. though her
children would roc nii that b. mortal
NJ their famous father committed 10
earth iu the family plot topping tho
highest hill boo NuunTH Memorial
grwrtorN overiuollug Long Island
Sound
Tho homo service. ono of prayer
alone. lasted hardly more than five
minutes. % wts conducted hy the
Row George %. Tlluarp. rector ~
Christ Episcopal church. the HUhse-
Welt family church. while tho fltuIl
before tho altar wls concluded within
ffiDru ur twenty minutes after the
cuHkot was brought into tho odiflre.
snrlWurr iiill was aatlr early this
morning and flowers which began Go
arrive trstordnN Notwithstanding Mrs.
ltoussYeits request that none he sent.
were received lu rrDat rrutusion.
Many. for hrk ~ space ln the house.
wore rHut 90 the church.
after thr furmnr pfrsidsutH body
wa carried hN household servants Co
tho hctrHc, 10 wus announced pro-
Dussiuu uf fifteen automobiles would
ho formed o. convey the attendants at
tht prayer service GO tho church The
rrHt car the cnlunolt own. with hia
faithful utrfu charffour charlie Ice.
't the wheel carried Mrs Nicholas
Lunrwurth and Mrs. Richard Derby
De-. uuuEhtrra uf the Dulunol. Mrs.
luw. Hud hlH sister. Mrs. Douglas gnh-
lusun captain Archibald Roosevelt
aud Theodore Douglas Robinson. a
.ruh.n. proceeded GO tho church 10
toW minutes ahead ~ thc procession
with the rector. Who b. a nephew nf
tho famous preacher. the REV r. ne.
witt Talmarp
Aflgr ihe ghurch service. attended
fontinucd on page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
Trust Company Is
Credited With the
Villa Disclosures

81 louis. I.u lIr,,N,uuIat
ion'r. president uI tUa "IrsIs.Ipp.
NulID. rurt company uii tudlt fHHf
fh, truF company Furnished fl.
United States government thr Iufur.
nation now being mriv public con.
'erriur the shipment ut munitions fu
Villa uu tN, Mexican muripr Hfl paid
Zoe hF o. \ SoWmrrf,ld. nov intern.
rd Iz uu enemy alien
last rumyI' Jones tHIl. whom
The names uf NlhrrJ but suwmrrtsII
wen, mentioned iu the eastern pH.
peers uf agents uf1 tho G'rUYu ruf
eminent We recalled that .U iHl. NrN
nHi accounts NDr. rud tNHf rre HI
thr accounts uU,u"d U fl, HmU u'
NJ Albert WAS sulH"lu"utIN CHAINS ID
tl the |uIui account u| himself anN
brruHtufU German .mbursHIur'
"a, HIdvJ that tn, matte. was r'.
ported iu tnt government rUI That
40 ruTrrHupndrnrr wua TURNED over
in thr department oft Justice Some
of the funds ho slid were paid 'n
the Western 'HrirIdr, company and
bills uf MdIug Showing shipment of
CARTRIDGES u \llH pIaf,i through
'hr truHt COMPANY s u.fOt.
N uliu. president o tNr west
'rn Cartridge rDWpHuN. of Alton. s'id
thrt thv ,umpHrt UuI wuIr o. iull
siHtrmyut In tlU gHNrrumvri rastri-
iug 100 Ib shipments uf arms iu NrN-
900 HnI M, NpNIrUu border boz tho
period before the columbus Itld,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
Baker Opposed to
Stopping Work on
Employees Houses

Warrington, Jan s.-Sccrctary
Baker and doleEptions from seven cit
lra appeared before the house public
buildings committee today Go protest
against the senate Joint resolution di-
iuf corporation suspend work upon
80 uful 'rts NOT rs per cent completed.
Lack OF facilities 70 house govern
mrut uuloyes in Washington " a
dlsfr1ce 90 the entire country" said
secretary naker. Condition are sim-
rll Indeacrihahie Girls who come here
to work Tor the government are rob-
bed hA graapinE boarding housokcep-
'ers and are subjected to humlliatlng
treatment
The secretary said there would he
no uuprcriuhlc decrease In the num-
her ~ government employees for al
le1rf another year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
SOLOAS SHOULD FIX
DURATION OF UNCLE
SANS RAILROADING
Interstate Commerce Commission.
er Tells Senate Committee That
President Ought Not Be Permit.
ted TO Use Judgment.
~ THT a9a1-IsTIa raIla

Washington. IIT. I.UuH|.HH and
NOT thy president snuuid d,t,rm.u,
whom Che railroads ur. fu hr turned
nn,k tu rUNHt, management rlIH
Interstate Commerce Commission. f
Eiuur o. CIHrk tUIHN. ,uutruna tIs
testimony Irfurp tNy spuuty iut,UtU'
commerce UuiuWIff,. 100 II, HttHIus
uu HI'rutI Legislation N,sf,Idbk o.,
submitted H statement frum tHr conn.
mission commenting private uuDUi.
Nun uI tNr tIrrIUu uuI.f HfugItr
government suu,r aIur
Tu state it rIuniA stII N. IHrK.
think u1uErvah uNEht tu Withdraw
from th, president Tho power tu turn
lurk the roads uu uu HuUr'H Notice.
and pourrrss itself ought 90 d,tefm
Inp when This shall I,'
"uch action. luw',,r would di|.
urh financial arrangements hH snId
which Boo Euur opinion Ir more
rfnr.rut government ur prtu', ul-
rrntinrs
Private ownership replied No
CLARK There .H a .rg.. UU.utH
frr saving fosr uf psppusr fHr w,u'.
Iur th, lrs. struUr ul certain iuUHlIfIt.
and plNUt, control uI uuN Iu Iu.
iustD is moro uh,N i1 insure th,
adoption and us. of Improved moth.
ois
THE prrHsur, IIum political uuu.
,nCH wuuli uuiuuhttlN hIuE HIH.I
many expenditure wI.,H business
men would mot consider advisable
"ts Huf purt uf tHIf opinion hHH.l
Uu the iIol thaf tho uuN of ,WII over
should hH reduced asked S,u"tHI
TumWIuH
'Not % oll" replied tho comm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
HIGH COST OF LIVING rs
NOT DUE TO PROFITEERING
BY FARMERS, SAYS HOOVER

London. usr aH Wufrespandonr.
ui fhu Associated Press. Herbert e..
uuuN,r American fsud administrator
uu hi7 visit tu Enr'snd assured the
people uf thr country that the high
...I ut food WHH rHf iue 60 any prof
t'orInr Bog farmers in the United
states The statement ho issued tu the
hr'tirh press shows that tho gunruu-
frrd pfir" of grain Go the American
farmer not unh .4 smaller th1u the
guarantee tu thr british farmer hut
the American Weld is nfty psr cent
los 600 acres Ii fhp british shipping
rtto. ar Hoover .lld, had Increased
only pro rata tu tnr American farm.
tr'N increase the Hust ~ wheat iu
England would n. about f-g a quarter
~ $50 pounds Iustrld of the present
S-Gst.
"i hoorN raaIfy' Nr Hoover said.
how hard thH present price leNcls
bear ON 900 consumers ana more cs-
pccWily upon th, allied peoples, whose
economic wage plane is murh below
that in tho Emitted states so far Hs
the United SiHtra IH concerned. ii u
not t matter of prnfiterrtur but is
one of drrp rnwpIrNitN uf eruuumic
forces and provision for world nrres-
sitirs Hc sItrd n table lndiratiur
tho comparative lvyols before and tf
ter tho ystu uNlirhWrrI uf Wur rnutIuf
lN tho United states government of
prices of Whcai hogs. maize. oats
HuFur. steel and copper, adding that
prices have been invariably the mms
tn the uillcs Hs Go our own consumers
aud our own government
"The hiFh price levels. however
created before Wc entered the war
tho statement continued. caused uui
labor aud nfhrr food production cost.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
Stockyards in 50
Cities Controlled
BY Packers, Claim

Wellington, Jan. s--HtOchyarda
ln no ciiles are controlled hy the five
hlF packers. iG Jointly by two or more
of the packers and ~ BY one VI them.
Chairman tuiNvr % tha federal trade
commission said today in continuing
hiH testimony before the house inter-
state commerce committee on tho ad-
miniHirntion bill for regulating the
packing Industry.
Their ownership II % such extent
lu these yards that Il involves con-
troll declared Colver.
Control % stuckyards h an Import
ant factor In the domination of tho
five packers" he said. The relation
ship N sn close and constant that n
VIII he difficult % come 20 believe that
the competition among the five II not
Hs they would have u seem These
yards are extremely profitable. The
money of the packers for dividends
must come from the producers who
use the yards or from consumers"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

London Jan sScyea hundred persons been killed In the
fighting Berlin according Copenhagen dispatch the Ex-
change Telegraph company m clock this morning
details conditions had received The
at least Professionally be master Of the situation.
Field Marshal lndcnburg reported 20 have arrived al
Berlin
Street fighting has been particularly saneunary said owing
the fact that the Sparacs element has plenty taken
from the munitions factories Spandau
Berlin Tuesday Jan AT this hour Spartacan
being masd places where weapons armored
have been concentrated In whemsssc the government
forces awaiting an attack
Government been posted the Brandenburg
and adjoining buildings with machine The
buildings been equipped with flame
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

to Increase hy islp- and bounds. aud
p" pi"Nrut Huy return durius tho war
tu lHll levels
After discussing factors other than
American conditions which have iu.
creased thr ,ust uf food CO. tho tlllcs.
particularly overseas transport hc
noted that iced prices paid 20 the Eng
Ush farmer were about seventy per
cent higher than the prices realized by
th" American farmer for oats and bar
les.
20 nm in hopes" ho said. "that the
freeing ui the tpaa from war loHara
WHf render 10 uus-ihle quickly 90 rec
dug' Hvt rhHrErs Co. Ht least fhr same
ratio ut Increase as tho American
farmer fcDrlrUH'
rrufIt,eriur and speculation Iu pork
have been removed boo the States. Mf
Hoover told the British people. hy
government control uf the Escklug
houses. Ito added:
"lu broad view I am certain that
our agricultural margins are so low
thut ten per cent reduction bon prices
o. our farmers would stifle our pro-
'uriiuu tn the extinction nf our canHe.
uu'utni export rurplurrz This mar
rIu uf teu pei cent b. the price thar
our uWn consumers and Your ronsum
rrF pHF iur stimulation uf production
oar American consumers rightfulN
bat cherrfully feel that We n.e taklnp
from thom this extra TN per cent m
prices lu order that We may take oui
part loo carrying this world burden a,
{ view the worlds food assets this
moment I Hm convinced that the ga.
trH marginal surplus from tho United
states is uf priceless value tn tho im.
mrnsitV uf human life at stake be-
tween nov tui nrNt harvest"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
Two More States
On Water Wagon

tniHs. Idaho Jnu S. Tho senate
of Oh" Idaho lrgisluiurr. foliuwinr
thp example art yesterday hY mr
lower houfU ruHhHds through under
suspension uf rules n Joint resolution
wifhing thr proposed Hmeudmrnf 90
tho national constitution providing
FOR nation Wide prohibition Thr
measure lH certain ol ihr approval oI
GuKrruur nHNIs, fnf boo his annual
mcsfaEn hU ureri sf ..if pHrsHrt.
Nashville Tenn Dan. Is Tho rru-
cful assembly uf ruinrssoc today rae.
ifod tho federal prohibition amend
mont making tho 2isf state io vote
for ratification Tho house vote WA
lU a. o. uud tho senate 1k 90 r.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

shortly before noon The Ass0clatsi
Press correspondent anN troop OF
about 40 spartacHns. half soldiers and
half cieilinnH an armed and having
with them one machine ruu, march
through the putrdammrr place tow
ards the holshevik Eatheriur place.
Tho SparurIuH reported 20 De cuu-
Quoting operations az various places
ON the outskirts Of the Old city. ln-
cluilnr The Auhuiicr and Siles|nn
railway stations. They captured she
barracks ~ tho plonrur regiment in
huprnirkrrsirnsso during the nlrht,
und there WIS other nrhtlnr in which
tftcen persons are reported % have
been KILLED.
Machine sun fire was heard NJ no
o'clock this morning from the lower
vud uf tho MllhelmsiIaaso whore che
rpartacHna have attempted tu cross
thD canal with ARMED forces.
Dr. lIchkuucht and hIs follower
have complete possession uf police
headquarters and uf the section
around The royal pllHrr Meanwhile
thr government o. sitting tirht nf tho
Nilhr'mst.1Hse. awaiting the expected
attack
Tho government Luudines are
strUurly rHrrIauued while thf hulid-
uEH along iho street hr.siIo with
machine guns
The government his issuod un ape
peal 90 Hn the snlliers uud worl
mems councils Boo Germany fpr their
support o. declares the central exc.
cutlNt committee armed the govern.
.mont with extraordinary ana uicuary
powers and that the government hna
firmly dcclied Go employ 900 the force
Necessary ~ establish order
The correspondent learns that
Premier Ebert held out Tor long
time against tho urr uf force. doritf-
lnr thHt among tho people tnr ruV-
eminent WIS supported hy sn srrat n
majority aH 90 render the Use 10 force
unnecessary He WIS Finally CON.
yiu,si. however thut another way
would have 10 be- chosen tu put down
NulshetiHm lu trrmuuN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
is
Too Slow for Men
In British Navy

london. jar S. Discomfort has
made its appearance n the rriud fleet
over the Hl1wness OF decentralization.
especially among the nuNlnHrirs whose
duty IL hHH hrrn tn sweep up mines
The crews uf any oft thr gusllnflra
were rcrrnutt from the FISHING Fleets
and the men wish to shuro in tho
huge profits now being madc hN the
nahcrurn. Othpr demonstrations ps
the snidiors took place to-day in iou-
don and other ccnfcu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
CONPLETELETSOF
CASUAL TIES ARRIVE
At WAR DEPARTMENT
Thousand Clerks Put 10 Work TO
Get Them Out as Speedily as
Possible; Adjutant General 8
Office in Charge.

W 'NNluFti u. IAN. complete lsfH
uf gaauniiiea among tho American cN-
p,ditiouHry fnfr,s have been scnt io
Washington
unr thouHHrd lddItioull rl. rlt hive
boon pit 90 work lr tho adIuthnt 81 .u.
urIlH office t1 g,t th,m uut ts HIvtd-
.lN uH possible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

salt Lake. I Nh. luU. Euhpr
Nrslr, Dewitt who hts horn WORKING
here tor several weeks sf u police
man TOE lhr prtrou short liue tJil.
ruud. w.s arrested htrp TODAY flI
,UmpI,ut m th, rnhn,r of two
AIFI iH's. t' which UWr f1uuuu boz
gold bullion Dol HiI tu have b.tf
stolen hewitt iu % confession lpr
admitted his pHrt iu the robbery, ac-
ruruIus tu rhiDi dcpuit aIDuf " o..
Nlunup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
Gernan-American
Author Charged
With Treason

. NrW YORK. Jan. g. llr' man
3 SChrffauor. poet and author I
3 native NJ san Francisco. born I
. uf German parents wes u3Iui.
: cd to-day ly thr federal grand I
9 jury fur treason
. tie lH accused ot having aided :,
. the cause uf GDruuny against
. the United states while Doe Yer
. lu hN writing articles fur' tho
Z Continental Times. o. newspaper
. published nN tho German gov
. eminent propaganda bureau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
10000, 900 Marks
Paid in to Yanks
BY Berlin Chiefs

I0NlIHf| fMnn11Yl Jan, 3. :
y Ton million marks arrived here
y from iifriin today hy special
4 train this sum being the first Z
= payment hy the German govern
. mcnt 81 tho $4,000, ,00a marks :
y duo In January fnr the Expenses =
= 81 the American army of occu- =
z patton. =
= The arrival of today'r ship :
= mrnt makes "a total of st.0oo.- =
. 900 marks Witch have been turn :
= ud over o. the American au- :
= thurities FOR the current expenses :
= % the occupying forces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
Wool Importation
Restrictions Off IL
o. 1-s assalIsfsa -Ffss

Washington. JON. Removal oI
restrictions upon importation of wool
IfuW ull unufrutmN countries hna
been ordered hN The war trade beard
effective january 90. us an important
stop in The ufHHrm for rsupfuInE
ihU UrUuHH prHtU time channels uf
I--.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

Washington, Ian N.An HruulI
rental uf ihaonatGT Is provided boz
the government contract with tho
p.urs, lNauIa tines east ana sta sub.
siinrps. ti ts uuuuun,ru tudIN h the
iaIiru1d nlmihIriI alton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
10 Cnn,crt VIM nl.A..

Washington laI.N conversion u.
war uHk Insurance into permanent
prryr time luU.iDt WIiI h, started
within siNtN uIEs. tulun,l ll,ur o.
IludsICN. head of thU wan Usk 'u.
uurHn,r bureau announced today lhHf
schedules of t'rs and forums uf nuI|.
ti,s had hrou completed. tu D., uU.
nounCod shugly NrHrN 1000 600
persons hold pur'ios which WHt n,
-.nMA mimi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
io.mo Morr Nank. I,c,urnh,g.

Washington Jan Assignment
for rurN convoy home of additional
yutts Uf the American expeditions gty
lur'rs comprising about 10000 men.
was HuU"uncod tui1V M tho war d'.
uHttmtu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

Washington Jan Issuance of %
block of treasury pN cDrincHivs uf
u| indefinite umuUui
dated lHnuurN 't m.turuH Tome 's.
and bearing interest Ht o. p'r cent
was announced tuI.f H fNr fT.HsUrI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08

Cincinnati. o., Jan. The SatiOn-
M league viii formally open ~ sea-
son ON AprH 90 Ia the cities OF Roa.
ton fhiladeiphin, Cincinnati and chs
cnNo. but viii prcccde this formal
opening Win games. morning aud
uftcrnoon ON Patriots Day April 10.
ZEE Boston. This announcement WAS
made by President John Hcydlcr "a
tho National ieaf,lc. following tho
completion cf the schedule hy tho
Joint American aud National leagues
Commiitcea today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-08
o. rnr assoe,Arro esrss

Berlin, (Tuesday) Jan 7-spartacan delegation today
endeavored To confer with the government but notified
that the government members could discuss any matters
until all public and private buildings occupied by the
counter revolutonsts had been vacated.