The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-21
SENATOR FALL PRODUCES NAMES OF CARRAA OFFICERS AND MEN
/ KILLED BY AMERICAN SOLDIERS in REPUSG RAIDS OVER BORDER
TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
In the Open
Why Deny III
The Williams Case
A New Park
HE announced intention of
Sssiator iaii 10 move to-
niorrOw tint all nifuTr de-


ltE announced intention of
Sssintor iaii 20 move to-
niorrow thnt all future de-
ibcrntions of the ss1laIc fofrign
riatiOns committee In conncc-
iion with the Versailles treaty
. and the league OF nations he
Dpsn Ia the public 4 an excellent
ntcntion. Il II la lir hoptri that
n the maze of parliamentary
Irocccsiurc u will MT fluid IT, WY
la tile place Said To he paved
with such Intentions and that
he motion mas he made. cafrissi
f. lnd put into immediate practice.
1OO much wus concealed from
hts nation during the making OF
lie Versailles treaty aud the
rauung OF the covenant of the
eagIic of nations. ON the Onc
- hand half truths and misinfornia-
Ion as To what was going ga la
'nris caused grave uneasincss
bud created iistrust over matters
hat protel satisfactory to this
Ountry and the world whNn the
Incts beSamc known. On the
lthcr hand other mnttcrS con-
tnlcd and now coming Ia light
for the first time. such ~ the dc-
tails OF the Shnntung scttlcmcnt,
hiA,c sct the country To wonder
tng what mOrc there Ray iDc In
rc-crte that will come forth la
lac future to disturb us.
The nation, n Ne gather scnti-
nent frptn thousands Of printci
Expressions. IL not against the
icaauc OF nations In prinvtple.;
.nud 10 II not with the extreme
'ritics uf President Wilson's
part in making the league.
Neither II the natiun with the
prcsidcut la his demand that the
ifsaiy and league h. swallowed
whole, Without cnnngc or rc>-
X. crN atiun--or deliberate discussion
nni analyst
The nation II waiting; II wants
to know. II doc~ not know much
Iabout the detail uf conditions of
trcatS or league ~ yet. u ~
T. HIcagcr for complete knowlssigV.
IOpen discussion of every debated
itpalnt l. right aud should bc Ind.
"Opcn covenants" brought rs
a. date have b,cn arrived at br-
Iind closed iour-. We have ~
finally arriycd at the CoNeuant-.
We believe the people want Ia
arrive ~ them Opcnll.
Senator Van ls figuring actively 10
in more thau one matter OF up
,Hai Interest aud ,oncsfu. HIS O."
Xfution nH iu conditions un th
r. cNIcnn border Is definite. uumis
8llable and g. those who know hur
r conditions at nr-t hand. couNinc
4 b
4lIt is 70 curious thing TO MS Who or
lofc enough Co. the border To kno'
l e. tlcn and actual conditions. TN
4 Hierci phould continue TO be per
ttscne effort 90 hide when possible
4 ld 10 minimize when impossible
n de- tho outrages committed az th
. .,rdet and to the south Of a.
Texas. through iis legislature toda
1 presses this view of the situation
hy conceal and cover MP a situ1
Z, Dn TO bad that ~ can hardly hecom
orser why not put In tho effort
4. gorous measures to correct N
N iuation'
John Shelton Williams be rig;
4 hen ne demands thnt his accuse
III iouEh member OF congress.
4 54fought before the examining con
7Il ltlttee aud made To face the conf
III yllcr of the currency IN support Z
|l's ugly charges.
Etther Congressman McFaddun D..
GilId the truth or has done a high o
II Her OF the government a graz
lie is not alone however.
|flnking charges against William
ihhere have been flocks OF them, WI
has been the target Of such
. .lIoud Of charges direct and indire,
'Ilhat the country b. beginning TO wa
|f3he man cleared or convicted. In
II baltiOn having To do wholly with u
l lhrd facts OF finance ahd win u
|.llrid records OF banks and the ban
lhg system o. should not b. hard
~ AT facts.
|lil Williams should either he clear
|'Ih the smoke surrounding him or u
ilrc. n Il exists. should he expos
lmd nut out together With the com
lkolllr. if 10 Dee proved that ne start
lfll ON general principles we a
|, llnninst further public enterprises
n lIont ribution right now Tn" war III
a II ,ntrtbutions are not sufficiently I
I,ehind us; y1c need little more re-
/ III The Nuuh Fourth street pa
lkroicct. however, is q worthy one a
nr the good OF the cltN, particular
/ llhat portion OF 10 in the twenty bloc
ihrrnunding the tract proposed 10 10
Jpr park purposes. u the people
Ihnt district should buy the tract no
flk would prove good Investment
. llhem. II would result immri'ntely
iidvaucod values OF property In
, iIntire district
Ill Albuquerque has flr too litil" pu
lpace. Every enterprise of ihiH VI
4 hetits announcement. even IL popu