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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
LEWIS SAYS TULSA IS
LEADING FOR RESERVE
n,,cc,ors Of Chamber Of Comncr'"
u,.r How Magic City finnnticrs
Went Afcr Rank Branch

~ :. Lewis one OF the Tulsa
-. who made the trip TO kan
"a, CIV Tor the purpose OF pleading
IN. claims of Tulsa for the eslap
n,hment " a branch OF the ftderhl
rs.srye hank here, VINO presided n
t,y At the regular weekly meeting
"a r,cheon of the directors OF the
.s,rh.r Of commerce, told the dl-
,,T,or, that II there Is to be another
h.,,,b ~ the federal reserve estab-
Mod In the southwest Tulsa Is sure
Of the concession.
M. Lewis told Of the various man
n.r, In which different cities pre-
,,Btsd their cases and stated That
without doubt Tulsa completely
sft,rsd the efforts OF Contending
cl,lss In the true Tulsa spirit Harry
II Rogers. president OF the chamber
N commerce. says Lewis. abandoned
nj, vacation and made a special trip
10 Kansas Ciiy 10 aid the local bank
or, and delivered a speech which he
believe, will carry weight with the
diasc,ors OF Federal Reserve bank
No 10
The chamber Of commerce direc-
ton voted tn appropriate 700
monthly toward the salary OF Gene
Shaw. road Inspector. who makes
daily report ON the condition OF
roads being built In Tulsa county
The county at present pays Shaw
il5O and his salary will he increased
10 $3.50 by the chamber to be In
force Tor several months.
Ohsr bankers returning from
Kansas Ciiy STATE that Tulsa
chance f0r the federal reserve
branch are excellent. II is said how
s'e-, that The uncertainty lies in the
Tact that directors Of the federal
reserve have not convinced them
selves tha, new branch In neces-
nry Tulsa bankers believe the
Kansas Cllyians see a decline for
heir own business II branch Is es-
abIished here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
ID CHILDREN TREATED
AT FREE BABY CLINIC

Fourteen children received free
medical attention az the baby clinic
held at the humane office Friday
morning Al but three of the pa
tients are under regular observation
OF the doctor and nurse In charge,
one ~ them coming from Spcrry.
Despite the fact that charitably
inclined people usually seem TO for
get the poor In hot weather. Off
cials at the humane society say that
several bundles Of good clothing
have been brought In this week to
be given TO the needy. and five re-
frigeTators were donated I'm response
to an appeal In The world
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
THIS PAIR DISCOVERS
POLICE JUDGE IS IRISH

'Jcdgc, an wasn't doin' nothing
an was jest walking past tho dcppo
when .H"
"DcppO' what DO you mean dep
po'' Judge Warren asked Val BLACK
and Edna Sanders. coloEed. who we're
up I'm the municipal court on "A
charge of lettering yesterday I'm
Irish and don't understand this high
brow French that you nigucrs pull
around here, Whenever | hear one
of you say dcppo. / know you're
guilty III give you tI5 and costs
each for that dcppo'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
AUTO THIEVES GOT TWO
MORE CARS THURSDAY

Two Ford roadsters was the toll
Asen By auto thieves In Tulsa yee
'rday whi.r one car was being re
coytred by the police.
The cars stolen belonged to w. q.
s'R'eman. 3l4 s Lewis street and l..
u l@nkowiiz. 1909 n. Denver street.
= Chandler roadster belonging TO W.
N heDanicls l2l2 s Carson was
,,ecov'tei last night by officer
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
mnrrnwcd MnncN In GOOD EnIlh

The case " the state Of OKLA
huma against j. u Hinton, In which
lu" defendant w charged with OBJ
ttuinF money under nlsr pretrusou.
v.H dismissed AT th0gloyo ~ the pre-
UmuaB hearing rrdbE he court
holding that Hinton, In borrowing
tllp from j. A Shogrrn, 20 South
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
81 Value Aluminumwnrc at ST.
MhyOs'

a l7-piecc set OF 20-year guar1n-
teed aluminumware will be sold by
the Mayo Furniture company Firh
and Main, Monday only for &lGgS.
on terms OF 9s cents down and 81 a
week. Sets contain some pieces
worth up 10 s.. No phone orders
-Advi
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

special 10 Tho world
BRlSTpW, Okla, July 25.-Thrce
'choc'. joints were raIded by CITY
officers this week and about $50
gallons NJ the contraband fluid cap
turcd and destroyed II r. also al
legged that number of moonshine
stills are I'm operation In this vicinity
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

Galveston avenue, un April 3. by rep
rcsentug that the defendant voa
owner ~ p1siuEnrud epaulIur
plant iu Washington county un.
aiuod the loan 900 good faith Shu.
grcn the cumpiniunuI claimed chat
he loaned Hinton the money uu lno
gasoline plant after tho pttrr had
stated the machinery was frrr from
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
Face Powders.

75c wodhury's Face Powder .... 100
75c Melba Face Powder ........ 100
raImers Garland OF vlolcts. 25C
soc Melba Faco Powder ........ soc
GOc Pussywllow Face Powder soc
JOc Mavis Face Powder ......... soc
6Oc Nadine Face Powder ........ soc
soc Java Rice Face rowdcr.,... S0c
La Blanche Face Powder ..,... , 500
76c Love Nc Face Powder ...... .. see
Elmo Mnrgo Face Powder ...,,.Si.OO
Elmo Raylo Face Powder ....... $3.50
Palmers GardenElo Face Powder s2.OO
$3.50 Woodworths Garden Era.
GRANGE, Lilac. hauye and jas
imina Toilette Waters. ...., st,Io
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

Lieut. cot Samuel T. Auscl haa
handed in his resignation 10 War
Secretary Baker Aua,l has been
the leading figure in the nght within
he war department regarding m.l-
pry Justice T. is understood that
he wants io be free to carr, on thc
agitation io have mo rules governing
military trials changed. 10 make
them more humane.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

JerEen's violet Glycerlns Soap.
JcrgenB Royal Palm soap. , for 2hc
Rose Bath Soap, FOR ......,... csc
Lava Hunp. 2 FOR .....s.s..,.s,. HoC
~ Cakes palmOllve Soap for pAc
26c Ingrhrl's Milkwecd Soap lilo
2bC Pears Glyccrine Soap ...,,.., 100
2Sc Woodbury. Soap .,....,.... loo
Bourihhis' Lettuce Mhrshmnllow
and Almond Soap ..,,,..,. aOc
or for 500
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
First Presbyterian Church lawn


Seventh and south Roston. = p. m.
Sunday. Sermon by Pastor. Subject:
Gods Provision for His Children. ."
Bring your friends -Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26

1bo woodworth's Garden Fra
rance and Lilac huave Tai
cum Powder ..........B $50
800 Pepsodont Tooth Paste. $50
soc Pebecoo Tooth Paste .Soc
sbc Henrcco Tooth Paste ,......2 400
SOC Kolynoa Tooth Paste, e,...., $50
soc Sanitol Tooth Paste .......2 ESQ
26c Williams Tooth Paste .,,,,,tDo
95o Elmo Tooth Paste .......,,.t9c
Palmers and Colgate's Tooth
26c Lyons Tooth Powder ......,.1Do
500 Williams Shaving Preparations 2po
Listorino. 81 size. sec. soc size,
sec, 2bo size e,,.....,.,....,ipo
LAvoriA u size. soc; SOC sire Spo;
2bc size OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ray Rum 81 sire. sec. CSC size tpd
26c Peroxide for .......,......i 100
SOC Mulslflcd Coconnut OF .,..,.Bec
SOC Packers Liquid Tar shampoo MO-
SOC CanthrDI Shampoo ..,....,.. 800
b0c Falmulve Shampoo .,,....,,aap
f0C olive OH Shampoo ..........g gnu
81 90 Quinine Hair Tonic ....., 500
81 90 Madden Hair Tonic ....,. sec
50c NonHpi ,......., 900
2bC TalCumh ..,...4.s...ssss. 100
~ 90 Hard Rubber RyrinEes -. SEQ
500 Household Rubber Gloves. $50
100 HuRheH Ideal Hair Brushes 100
75o Fox wood back Hair Brushes. .ASo
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
Cream and Lotions.

f5c Dnggett q Ramndeils tube Of
25c GnHctt a Ramsiells tube OF
Cold Cream ,.................i0 100
25c Kinds Cold and Vanishing
Cream trs........,.. .....s. lVo
25c Woodhury'E Cold and Vanish
INK Facial Cream .,........,iP iPo
soc Stillman'S Frrcklo Cream soc
SOC MHlvinh Cream ..,....s.....a aec
soc Ponds Cold Cream. .....,. sec
SOC Ingram's Milkwccd Cream ' 500
bOc Melha CleanHlng Vanishing
and Blk CBehm ,....,.,.,.... sec
SOC pompeiinn Day and Night
Cream ......r r,,,.....,..... aVo
SOC Remprs Goylne Cream ..-.... SOC
Boc VAndevers Special witch
Hazel Cream ...,,..,....... 500
SOC Vnndcvers Special" BenEoin
and Almond Cream .,.,...... soc
7Bc Pompeiinn Massage Cream o.. SOC
81 OO'1ngramS Mllkwced Cream, sgc
81 90 Nadinola bleaching Cream. soc
tl2b Oriental Cream .........sI.iB
Palmer's Cold Cream 25o and 500
CuteN Manicure Articles ........ 900
25c Tooth Brushes .....,....... 100
Bath and Toilet Soaps.
KirEs and JerSen's Bath Tablets.
for s........ss... .'.- 200
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
Final Closing Out of the Capes,
Coats and DOlmans

Special lot Of 26 regularly up TO
$50.00-chooSc Saturday at. 1896
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-26
All of the Wash BlOuseS at
1s Off the Regular Prices

Infants Bonnets of every kind ranging in price
from SOC TO $500 choice at. ....... OneThlrd OFF
Women's silk Coat Sweaters, various pretty colors
and styles, most all sizes; regularly up g TX
to $500; extra special .............. DO.tJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
DOTS AND DAsHEs

Berlin A spsrtacan marine dlsi-
sion has seized police headquarters
dHpersinr The government troops Tho
appearance ~ Former chief of Police
tichhurn IN expected. general
strike has been proclaimed at Bre-
men.
Paris new map of Europe h
rapidly taking form and within ~
week the frontiers II the old states
win largely be defined a. they are 10
appear IN the peace treaty ana tho
successive documents fixing territorial
limits
Washington Francis y. darwin of
Ncw York, has been appointed by
President Wilson ns allen property
custodian To- succeed A. Mitchell pal-
mrr. who becomes attorney gcnerpi.
Mr. Garvin has bene director ~ In
NcHiiEatinn In the cuatodian's offioe.
Washington Adjournment of
congress without appropriatiEs f1so.-
eo0.0n0 Tor railways left the railroad
COMMUNICATION practirali, empty cof-
furs. about f1kl. .G00 n0o bark debts
ANA no funds with which tn finance
the extensive program ~ IMPROVE.
uents planned us measure 10 ti.Ks
ur The slack in the material and la-
hnr market
Washington - President Wilson
rgncd the victory loan bill author
lfinF the treasury 90 issue 81 nnn.
i 900 N1o in short term notes Hnd gro-
v'dinF fi,00n. .0o0.0 fnr the use OF
the wAr finance corporation ir slim
ulnting the counirys foreign COM
mgrre
New York On the eve Of HE rc.
turn 90 the peace conference fresi
cent Wilson delivered an address at
the Metropolitan Opera Housc ureinr
me establishment of league uf ma
tinna
New York President Wilson re-
fused TO confer with The delegatVH
named hY the irish race convention
TO urge his support uf Irish freedom
until Justice Daniel y. cohaian ~ the
New York state supreme court, men
TONED in the iiernstorff correspond
encc had Withdrawn from the room,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
REFUGE FOR KAISER IN THE
FATHERLANDL d is DEMANDED BY
JUNKER PAN GERMAN LEAGUE
sr r,.s asseelArsp rasss

Bcrlu. Crursdhyi March THE
German national assembly or the
Ebert government ls in honor bound
tn furnish H safe retreat on German
soil for Former Emperor William
uud hla wIte. according 90 q cnmmu-
nicution adopted hy the Fan-German
league az "A meeting held at namberg
Bavaria.
Tho proclamation further demundr
that political responsibility Tor the
"suicIdal urmistiCe Of November tl
boz definitely liked aud the guilty par
ties expelled from the public service.
The proclamation ~ the pan-dcr-
mans begins with the accusation thar
the collapse of Germany was due
SOLELY tn traitors among our own peu-
Die who are openly hunstng uf their
achievements ana also to lack OF
courage on the part OF the men AT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

the head uf the national government
who failed 90 stem the tide Of royold-
tun.
Tho pan-nermnns announce that
they have mo- confidence IN the new
government The proclamation de
clares that the faith of the pan-0er-
mans in the realization of league of
nations h. as slehher AZ their belief In
eternal peace
The Pan. Germans gave 0enerai
Ludeudorff former chief assistant TO
Field Marshal Won Hindenburr q vote
OF gratitude and absolNed him from
blame for rie "momeutous measure
he was forced 90 adopt az the end ~
hla military career"
Tho declaration Il signed by we'll
known fan-lerman political. indus
trlal and military leaders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

boring classes aud the Bourgeoisio at
icipHic were continuing without a
break but order was being maintain
ed
TIE radicals are endeayorinE 20 sx-
tend the general strike movement TO
southeastern SnNony, and street fight .
ing occurred Yesterday al ZoltE. Snx-
onN
rlundsrinE vas continuing AZ Halle,
Notwithstanding the cntry of govern :
moni troops and the business center
has been completely looted. The mob
also b. rcsortinF 20 incendlarism aud
extensive destruction has been cauosd
hN the artillery ana mine threwcrH
which tho troops unrd In their COM
hutH with the Halle Spartacans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Scck Ru-sian Aid.

Ntek ttu-rian Md.
Berlin, March tTho Spartncnna
have inaugurated movement 10 seize
kucnigaherE. east Prussia. aud there
Moscow 30 that iolahaylki armies
from Russia might move 20 the nHais.
innre of the Sparfacan forces, accord
ing 10 an official soyernincnt bullet
in today.
Tho government however the bull
lefin states. has srnt forces into Koon-
iraherr with tho object Of putting
down thr spartacnn strike movement
for the seizure of the town.
Those troops adds tho hudetin.
which WIS issued undo date uf Tues.
tny. March 4 diaarmod tho sparta.
can homo guard in koonlFahorr after
considerable fighting.
nnslc CTucsdayl March t-Uov-
eminent troops have been usnctnriod
in Berlin 10 the number Of ss 900.
according To- adytceH from the Ger
man capital received here
~ was announced az Mondav'H
meeting OF tho Berlin wnrkingmon'a
uurrils that the railway men vi ccu-
trnl German, had declared for a gem
enl strike
The huurTDoiaic committee in folp.
sir nHH Issued manifesto declaring
that tho Unurrcoisie strike will BE-
maintained until order b. completely
restored The doctors of the city an
uouurr that they Will rofuss 10 por.
form services until tho lighting. heat.
inr. water. food amt street car aer.
Vices are guaranteed The workers
councils. u iH stated promised IA
make every effort 10 restore the ral
ind electric services
Grave incidents. Including lnotinr
lrr reported from Mnrdchurg End
| Hanover
Copenhagen March @ go,ofu.
mont troops Tuesday occupied N,
| printing plant oI ihr Red flag. M,
] Spartncan organ, without lighting
! according io u dispatch from noiin
! ur Hans Mover the editor OF ~,
/ paper Was arrested m the troops
Berlin. March The occupation
| 1f dusseldorf hN government force
has boon accomplished without oppo
sition. according 90 an official bullo
I tiu today
Tho radicals. the bulletin adds. ar
] nudea,urinE o. eNtpnd the genera
Hrikr movement 20 southeastern SAX
uny.
Berlin. CTuDsdn,l Mach { OfOc
iHl udttrrs concerning the strike sit
unii0n throughout Germany up q
last uirht mai hc summarized as ful
lows
EvoNthing WAS quirt in the Goa
districts of tho Nhiurland. Mcatphali
/ and upper SilDHIa. except for o. stuk
! ~ small Importance n one West
phnliHn miun
spurtacan agitation is Ion prorrc,
] fIr general strike uf tfnuoNrr
The rival rputfl strikes Of tho d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
SEVERAL KILLED OR
WOUNDED In STREET
FIGHTING IN BERLIN

troops Also Use Machine Guns in Halle, Important
Junction Town; Absolute Chaos Reigns Near
Lcipsic; Spartacans Plan to Seize Koenigs-
burg, to Open Way for Entrance of Russian
Bolshevild, Dassseldorff is Occupied by Ebert's
Forces; Reds Agitating General Strike in Han
over and Seek to Spread Discomfort to South
eastern Saxony.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Mine Operators and Members Of
the Assembly Aroused by Ap.
parently Deliberate False Re.
port by Santa Pc New Mexican.
GOVERNOR s PLAN MEETS
WITH HEARTY APPROVAL
Mining Men Unit in Agreeing TO
Executive Suggestion for Expert
Commission to Study Legislative
Means for Report to Assembly

SANTA T,. ~ W NarDn O. Intense
indignation wHs rNur, sHsi l.f. fHluN
Dos mime Operations HuI members uf thr
IrEIrIBiuf, 900 H distorted report prtnt-
90 boo IHaf nights SbutH f' N,s, Mex
IUHu Hud tnr proceedings Ht Hui gee
suits ut trsfr-ItN.s conference Doe
ts,yu Governor iHrfHflio. m,mhrrs
uf thp assembly Hnd the mine up"r-
lforH of tho stHtD. Ht which the up-
orators approved and urforI Go sup-
pou the ruNrrunTr program fHr un
tRusft commission fu make
thorough IuIHafIrlfIu'. Uf mining CONE
difuua Hui taxation needs. with
Wow fu proposing needed ltri-IIiIuh
tn tnp nest legislature The stale
mont pufpoftinr to ho n news report
uI whHt acquired Ht tho conference,
was branded vigorously ts false aud
mHUUIuuH effort r EI'r tnr public
a. WrnuU impression HH tu fNr result
uf tho conference. and iu dIH'rUdit
tho governors rr1rrum fuf Improve
msut .u 'hr wiur tHN laws
NmouE other Hiutrwrufs iH" zoe
port priuflI Iu fln N.w NrE..In HU.
.'HfHI Chat fHH tuuf.rHur" .iIi mot
nHt, fUt result Uuprd Con- Hud fnIt
.InHttII Hf EUtfur together uU f.-
VISION u| Hr WIu, HNHtlun prun..ut
'H. w,HiIur hfHh, ur boo o. i.ns' uiH.
agreement
Tr, meeting 800. adjourned Do, Guf-
.ruur IaIrrHruIu .n cordial .tr-
m.nf boz which I' expressed hIH
fHurHuHH aIHsIHttIuU with tlr r .uIfH
achieved. vI..H Hu d,rHfrI in nu 900
H.Fmlrf with fNr recommendation
.. NlI mad. tH tH, i'si-H'uI. bon hf
mU"aIut
TH. Sew u.ylru article Included
.H,.H statements
90 v.s admitted HN representative
sf fn, mime owners 'hut fhuN H0" pHNs
.u. about Uu,.sNIn Hs Wu,N iu inIs
. H'st. rs the, would h' "n in' Arizona
hl.is
"rh,, declined. however .n .spr's'
4u agreement fu consent iu HHt iuf-
. Thor Increase 700 iN,.r tuN'IuU.
"Thc mining mon pu,sUd t rDHnlu'
zion distinctly contrary fH HuN WOW
point involving H rhauEr fr the Wnn-
Nor of taxation or increase boo ihe
amount and refused tn unHH r'."lu'
tIun tuiorsiur tho governor plan in
b p,rtH
The mine owners. Vhu .pHl" a
Yesterdays m'vfIur mot urlE iUI not
admit that Nrv N'siru milne. ur. pIN
uE about unr.s sINtn uf What tNrV
would pa, on h, Arizona basis. nu'
pointed out thHt ou thu hnsH HI H'i'
ual Nnlu, uf production in'N Ir. rH''
luE uu t heavier taxation H.".H i'.In
arr fnr arizona mines
Trrrr wac uu expression FROM Hu'
source that ,uuld possibly De- uIsiu p
pd tu moan % refusal hN unNnN" vi
rUnsrUt tu fWriHtf IUrItNH. 900 ono
fuE4tIun cot mIutH
Tine Evening urulI Yesterday DHr'
urt tn. trst of Tho resolution adopt
,r 90 co.., conclusion u' Oh. meeting
Boz which fhr W'uirH Wtu HEfrr'
.4..F a..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
WAVE OF ANARCHY SWEEPS OVER GERMANY
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
How Franklin Did II.
Germany Gone Mad.
The Straightjaoket.
Our Auto Show.


~ nee rpon a time there was
good aud wise man
named Benjamin Franklin
lie. too, made some trips to Paris
~ representative Of America.
lie, too. played an important part
IN signing treaty Of peace for
the United States.
This Is what the historian says
about the kind of figure Franklin
cut while abroad
lie soun became very popular
Ia France hcrausc uf hl, humrly
wisdom The educated people AL
mlrrd him for his learning the
fashionable court people Tor hi,
quick wit and good manners. while
the common people praised him
for Do, simple democratic way,
' Whenever he appeared ou tho
streets with his old brown coat.
which be- had resolved tp wear uu.
til independence wa, won. crowd
alway, gathered lli, portrait Wa,
hung in shop windows 90 attract
attention. and Franklin fashion,
became the rage
There is mo- record that Ben.
lamin Travelled with rrtiuuc of
rhcf, walters. aidr, orderie,
secretaries. ,uh-,ccrriarir,. and
,icnogrHpher,. or that there were
moving picture, uu board hi, ship.
Vet history doe, record that be-
turned out pretty fair peace
treaty, 40 that
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Berlin Tuesday, March loyerumcn, troops police head.
quarters fired rioters m the ncghborhood late today
casualties reported have resulted The troops had
to dpee the crowds which gathering increased
around the headquarters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

NNluf 1000 Conn. OFT supplies fYr thu
mM 900 Franco lud Germany are oe-
iur carried com thu GEORGE MashiuE
ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Bnc March berlin kilograms carry alarming reports
situation Halle They declare troops have used machine
aud that number Of Officers killed
According 10 Nowaert there has been oong b
munss
Absolute anarchy egs Zeit. southwest Lepsc Accord
ing :" reports both the womcn and the Bourge
number Of persons have been killed wounded fighting
The town has been darkness for several nights Par, Of troops
thcre said % remnin loyal 90 the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05


lfnW iitrHu. Inru lrIpsi. from
li'lir. from Hanover HrI rl.ruH,r,.
como Trpnrif of disorders
TH" frrHNl. ..Dw. fu IU .HlI. |n.
UH.ffHI fHuuEH bon tr|u.uH tnI.. fIt
HHur WHHT'r IH .Hrtfr.#HN utrrNu.
N'n with iN' political
Ti. rHIII H moot sH mu.I concerned
.iHHf t.TmHut. H DnIHHrrI#IH .s 100.
lowed Iu thrive fHrr, however f Ia
mnH ItuH tn cont w.nlir contiguous
countries NET HH It HHH suIutI 'rum
NHr..| fH trrwHHt.
TH, problem therefor. .. rHf rtru-
rnIHl ~ BEL Hf universal interest
Tn. 'ua rtrp toward sor'ue no vUl
h' fu UN tHr utHUr TERMS definitely.
and tH present them tu tho Crrmuu
people .u fhHt fN,N WHN know what tu
expect when this BEL duu, 90 IH p1HsI-
hio thHt the mHssrs viii stop GHur.l.
irE Hud HHttic down 10 90, paramount
tusIu'ss nt paying th' hll
ulo uuuson's numn,.s Boo d,alinE
with tn, Seattle situation is needed iu
dealing with the G,tmHn turmoil
Nroths, reason Tor su,,s m mrv.
ms ip the peace treaty Is the growing
disi- tiHfa,uuu win tho armisti,v
torws TINT is found Iu GcrmnnN Ac.
cordiug 10 dispatch received from
HDflin today. the German l"HEu'
iH demanding that responsibility le
nNri for tns "su|,Idul uruistirr II.
dinr that tho Ebert Eus rrnWcnt iH 900
honor bound to furnish 1u asylum 20
the katsrr on German SOIL
THE "ptn.Gyrmun" IrHEIr WI,
Hlund Nkr ON HuHrhruuisW hut thr
G'rmaus evidently do NOT consider ~
su The men who are latt,ung r'u.
tonic vanity hN uuliug against che
torWs of the nrmisti,,. and hN pr1.s ur
the Kaiser for the great prosperity
hr btuught tu Germany hrr stl u
power tp hv rpskuurd with
The hest W., 60 stop their actviuei
is tu present th, hll 90 Germany Iu'
then COLLECT rt
~ ans one Industry in the United
states deserves the hearty yurupprH'
tiuu uf even Np. Of person. % b. th,
automobile industry. starting only
I,w short NoIra 1gu Hs t struggling lu
taut With little hupr Of development
except lr the minds uf drutWrrH th'
Industry uuW stands near the pinnacle
ut uur manufacturing aud vuWWyrrit
mountain range
Fpp HuElo Inventions with th'
probable exception uf th, steam driN
90 train. and Hvu .guiug Nu-Hch have
wrought such re- tremendous change boz
tine business world Certainly un 800
,.uiIHu u hlrtuR hat added Wur" q.
tho pleasure uf pnupl, and JOINED
thtm more tlusrlN together
From t tnkorinE tuN 900 the niud'
OF tho luxurious few. th. motor rnI
has hrrume the Necessity boo uillun
uf homes auF business huusr'
throughout the world
Tho New Mexico state rhhiuit
which open. hrr, TODAY 900 rIr ann
ut,. Iz probably one of th. most com
Ilutr ever hrld boa this section ui th
,uuuir, certainly Boo the immediate
southwest Every effort hHs hrHi
made tn mot uul, fhnW 90. cars Peel
foo provide 900 enjoyable entertain
uruf The mrrr Gut that uu, attend
the show Indicates uur. progressive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

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