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La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-03-29
LOS HUNGAROS Y LOS Boil
SHEVIKIS HAN TORNADO
UNA ALBANIA.
Los 1ltimos acontecimientos euro
peos preocupan hondamente a
la Conferencia de Paz.

dI1S, MdTZO Z/.-NO sc pueQe
negar que la alianza que han for
mado los bolshevikis con Hungria,
) un acontecimiento bastante gra-
We que esta causando seria desa-
zon a la Conferencia de Paz.
Con cada nuevo acontecimiento
que Sc desarrolla, la posicion de
Alemania Sc fortalece y crccen las
oportunidades para que el gobier-
no Ebert Sc niegue a aceptar el
elaborado programa de paz que
Sc esta formulando en- ell Hotel
Crillon y en- el Quai d'Orsay. AL
mismo tempo que la posicion de
Alemania Sc fortalece, las poten-
cias victoriosas debilitan la suya
con tacticas dilatorias y desave-
ncncias entire elias mismas.
FL Primer Ministro Lloyd
George regres6 hoy esta ciudad
despues de tres dias de vista en-
Eontainebleau, y Sc tienen temo-
res de que tenga preparadas nue.
vas sorpresas a sus colegas de la
Liga, tales como la revision de la
linntacion del ejercito aleman, la
revision de las fronteras germa-
|no-polacas y otros asuntos que ha
vuelto poner en- discussion y GU
yos cambios solicita no obstante
haber sido va arreglados por las
otras grandes potencias despues
de largas semanas de delibera-
clones.
Los cafioneros britanicos estan
toda prisa ascendiendo ell Danu-
bio para llegar hasta Budapest v
evitar levantamientos bolshevi-
kis, pero este no salvara la situa-
cion. Esta es la opinion general
y Sc cree que Inglaterra pedira a
| Estados Unidos, Francia e Italia
que envie tropas Hungria como
ella esta mandando barcos dc
guerra.
La formulation de las condicio-
nes de paz que Sc van imponer Z
Alemania esta virtualmente en- alb
soluto reposo. Los delegados es
tan demasiado ocupados con l.
question ruso-hungara y con e
pacto de la Liga de Naciones, que
aun no Sc concluye y aguarda 81
atencion.
El nuevo desarrollo del bolshe
vikismo promote dilatar los proce
dimientos de la Conferencia POI
tempo indefinido y es probable
que Francia, Italia y el Jap6n exi
liam que Sc tome una Immediate re
solucion y que Sc actue desd'
luego.
4 Francia We con buenos ojos qu'
laparezca de nuevo la question Dol
sheviki porque revive el asunt'
ldel ejercito international de poll
cia que debe de ocupar Russia
n cuya formation solicitara de nue.
lvo para prevenir que Sc extiend
La prensa. [volume] (Los Angeles, Calif.) 1912-1924, 1919-03-29

Los Obreros American0s Protes-
tan contra los hagnates que
hacen Labor ti-Mexicana.

La campafa que algunos capita
listas extranjeros con intereses en-
Mexico estan librando en- contra de
nuestro pals, toma un aspecto
trascendental interesante: los
grupos organizados de trabajado-
res, son los primeros en- protestar
en- contra de aquella campafia, que
en- su concepto, solo esta destina-
da fomentar fricciones entire am
'bas naciones.
La primera agrupacion seria que
adopto semejante actitud, fue la
Federation Pan-Americana del
Trabajo, la cual, por medic de su
Comite Executive, condeno publ
camente, en- un manifesto, la ac-
titud de aquellos capitalistas- STU
cesivamente otras agrupaciones
poderosas han seguido igual CON
ducta. Y tiltimamente, en- San
francisco. la American Ffdera-
ton Of Labor (Federacion Anne
ricana del Trabajo), del Estado
de California, celebro gran asam-
blea en- que estuvieron represen-
tadas las agrupaciones obreras de
todo el Estado y las asociaciones
de trabajadores ferrocarrileros. Y
despues de animadisimo debate,
sc tomaron las siguientes resolu-
clones:
Considerando:
1o.-Que el trabajo organizado
de los Estados Unidos, ha sosteni-
co y ayudado a la Administration
en- todos sus esfuerzos y medidas,
para el establecimiento y protec-
cion de la democracia, y para la
formation de lazos fraternales en-
tire los trabajadores de este y de
otros paises.
2o.-Que en- nombre del Presi-
dente Wilson, fueron calurosa-
mente saludados por Gompers, de
la American Federation of Labor,
todos los delegados a la Conferen-
cia International del Trabajo, en-
Laredo, Texas, el dia IS de no.
v;embre de 1918, convocada en- in
teres la Paz y para resguardar
la Democracia en- el Hemisferic
Occidental.
3o.-Que el objeto y resultadc
de la Conferencia international
del Trabajo, fue la organization dc
una Federation de Trabajo Pan
Americana, que es el iinico medic
de intercambio en- que Sc tiene con
fianza, por estar fuera del aIcanct
de- toda sospecha de cohecho (
venta, pretensiones, concesiones
intervention y conquista, que h;
1 .
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Que este cuerpo del Trabajo
Organizado Sc adhere la accion
del Comite Executive de Ia Fede-
racion Pan-Americana del Traba-
10, que en- febrero II ataco la pro-
paganda del grupo de Wall Street
que estaba bajo la direction de
William Randolph Hearst, repre-
sentante de grandes propiedades
de TERRA y minas en- Mexico; Ed
ward Dohcney y otros, represen-
tantes de inmensas propiedades
petroleras en- Mexico, y ]. P. Nor
gan, representante de inversiones
dc financieros americanos, ingle-
|ses y otros extranjeros, que as
cienden a cientos de millones de
dolares, quienes han formulado un
Comite para llevar adelante una
propaganda sistematica de false
|dades acerca de las Condolences
|mexicanas, destinada solamente a
fomentar fricciones entire los dos
|paises, siendo el proposito decla-
|rado de tai siniestra, ell asegurar
LA intervention en- Mexico, para la
|proteccion de sus intereses y pro-
|piedades.
Queda ,ademas, resuelto:
Que nos adherimos los senti-
rlientos de fraternidad de nues-
tros herrnanos mexicanos, senti-
mientos expresados en- Ia repre-
sentacion de la Convention del
|Trabajo Pan Americana, leida por
lei presidente Samuel Gompers; y,
en- tai virtud, hacemos un llama
miento todas las organizaciones
ldel Trabajo, a fin de tomar acti-
vas medidas, de acuerdo con 10
urgido por el Comite de la Fede-
racion Pan-Americana del Traba-
ljo en- su reunion de hoy, contra es-
ia peligrosa propaganda, con el
objeto de que la anunciada politi-
ca de amistosa cooperation con el
pueblo mexicano, segun ha side
tantas veces anunciada por el Pre-.
sidente Wilson, y asi mismo, ex-
tcndemos nuestros parabienes .
los Trabajadores Organizados dc
Mexico, en- donde "se han dadc
pasos mas grandes hacia la de-
mocracia en- Industria, Agricultu-
ira y iEducaci6n, que en- ningur
otro pals en- el mismo periodic de
tempo y urgir los editores d'
todos los periodicos del Trabajo
a dar la mas completa publicidat
esta resolution y todos el ma
terial a que de lugar, exponiendt
|este traid6f intento de poderoso'
Iintereses de hundir aesta naci6n
amante de la libertad, en- una nue.
va guerra.
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Fl Bolshevikismo Preocupa Hon
damente a la Conferencia
de Paz de Paris.

True translation filed with the
Post Master at Los Angeles
Mch. 28, 1919, as required by the
Act of Congress October 6, 1917.
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(Pasa en- Ia pagina a., col. 6a.)
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INDEPENDENTS
DE INFORMATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
TRADE MEN
OUTLINE A PROGRAM
FOR UNITED STATES
Comprehensive Business Policy
Recommended at Sixth National
Convention Held in Chicago I;
Legislation Urged.

chicago. April ga comprchon-
sltr huaiuesH policy and legislative
prorum for the development 10 the
ysport trade co. the United states was
adopted to-day 80 tho sixth national
foreign trade convention which CON
emdyu its deliberations and adj
iournod
puslucas and legislative needs for
H.s extension uf tho countrys foreign
trade were outlined in the report of
tUs rouNsutIoua general committee
which was presented uy James \.
urruu chairman ui the national for-
cru tradc council and president of
t.U United states Steel corporation.
a summary of thg recommendations
uI 900, committee report tnlluwr
Iu. earliest possible completion "
tHr rufviumguts present Hhip huiid-
.U. program.
rus government shouiJ immediate.
H remove Hu restrictions now placed
600 American Hhiphuildinr aud peruilt
IUr free construction 20. vessels Tor
saIr fu foreign interests
There I. imperative need 90 t'Fi-
s.uu .f our suIpplnr, navigation, class
uIDIf.uu and measurement laws ~
.fHHI American vessels may Dee placed
uu d more equitable basis uf rumpc-
.tutH operative geo. ln foreign trade.
DupualInn tu Hn continuing" oi
government uUvrautr ut the United
-utrr merchant ms lnv.
It Dol urged that the government
owned vessels hr illocuted 60 uuitnhlo
trades md trading routes Tor opera
. tpu nt ans qualified competent Am
.uIUu .nippiur rutDrpr'Hr
Establishment uf necessary coat ana
/ usl uu depots uu ali th, great foreign
/ ItIHH.rr ROUTES.
Creating 20. separate department
u. Uuu federal government for the de-.
ttIlum,ut uf aerial navigation and
the promotion uf aiuahlp service tu
.D,rr..ts countries.
L.ttnUshmrut of fro, Tonos a. the
principal American ports where ptud
utf. from lli countries may nr dH'
.,HM,I. classified, manufactured and
UD shipped
EulGm,ut of laws providing bar
liiuInE lnU fHr fh, protection nl
American commercial Interests 100 Tor
...Eu ruuutri,H.
Extension uf th, International par
..U post service.
San Francisco Wts collected as th'
u.,i meeting place ut The convention
,.bltrrHm was received iron
shanghai. China. signed hy the chi
.r,s, chambers of commerce in whicl
800. HuHIur Interests uf the new gin
f,r republic rNpryaHrd the hope ma
Americas efforts tu enlarge ~ tfhd'
With tnr orient would ho HuHrDrHiuI
chairman Aba l Johnson sent
,Hru ui appreciation lu answer q
.ut NrDtfIuE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

Paris April 26The peace conference watching with intense
interest the Of today developments Rome where Premier
Orlando arrived this where the day
pected 10 disclose whether the hopes o reconciliation realized
Reports received here from the American embassy Rome
the general public feeling
crowds have been parldng the crying Down with the
icans! and Down with the English aud viva Sonnino
foreign minister who outdd Premier Orlando pressing
demands made by Italy
These reports particularly disturbing the
British delegations the
believe that Premier Orlando might adopt before
parliament which would lead Premier
Lloyd George particularly hopeful that this result
brought ou
centcr however have led that the Italian prime
ster conciaory attitude be swept
10y the populac which will
the council of the powers President Wilson will
able accept.
II has developed that the British and French adj
mra Ia command in Adrac had formulated plan Civ
Italy certain Damatan islands which would
control of the Adra This joint pun presented
representatives and jcctcd : sufficient.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

York April 90 Charles johnson Post head of the pub
shcr, advisory board who accused hy Postmaster dtnrrd
urlc,ou of uttrrug Infamous iacloud n statement r
rnrdug alleged rctu, 90 transmit matter ccsng hm over
the telegraph wire, and cot being 'cri lobbyist of the publishers
thr following telegram to-day 60 Mr. liur'r,ous
~ accept your challenge issued Your m"u published m
to-day pupor~ publicly present all Figures u monte, raised Toy
thr pu .rr, advisory board o., expenditure aud ull details 100
connection myself ul this organization before repro
uau.d Dos and amy time place 90 their convenience
shall place myself entirely at their disposition as 10 cNnmin"
under oath boz connection with all Those expenditures.
Iu return challenge luu Go similarly produce and make public
your record, o the received b you and r profits made l
YOU with convict labor properties owned hy loU
labor ,tom which compete, Itl free American labor
and which vbppug brutality and tcroco, pnhmcns were
the methods of extracting adequate labor from t, victims
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

Chicago April 26lmmgraon of 2OOOOOO foreigners mostly
Chinese Japanese every year for the next fifty
Abraham Bowers immigration of the
the of address before the Illinois State Amer
canizatiuu committee.
the United for the half century will require
horde, Of common laborcrs.
"Thcy the Orient said Mr. Bowers The Euro
labor This fast graduating into skilled
occupations and further immigration from that doubtless will be
greatly cuad owing depletion of manpower Europe by the
Before the assnlated about l0O0Oo0 imm
mostly used labor As the
need labor ratio There molly place for
from China and Japan believe that they will mtermary with
people other immigrants doing Japanes and Chinese %
dents marcy university girls They will override racial
prejudice ltcrucy tests and every other obstacle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
DOTS AND DAsHEs


5, uurpk.ue One of tho German dele
aItrs tH tur peace gunrrcss lt Ncr-
...IIUs. declared that the powers %
fnr g.rmHu delegation would ho quite
sufficient fu enable them Co slru the
I"IuU treats.
Washington. Hearings of the com
mltfer oft tho American Bar u-sucia- 70
tIuu uu ily administration of military
IuHi,, vtrr concluded.
Sew hurk Julius lcsyy uHky, one
of the pioneers 400 tho copper district
of Arizona and owner ut copper
muas lu that state out ~ which he
Hules.I t fortune. Ilsd suddenly of
UUIrf disease
GENEVA German government
troops fY, attacking Munich and Vlu'
I.ut rEhUuE H roIur pu. tho loss Dee.
ue hp.,t uu both sldgs. according "a
HuNIpes received here.
Paris The question uf iclguluut
uHs disposed OF h, the council o
tur,c while thc matter NJ the Isle
canal Hul the deposition u. tho Ger
mau cables wa also discussed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
TO-DAY
IN THE NEWS
The Psychology Of Foreign
Trade
No Yellow Labor Peril

~ WEEPING constructive sug
ycstions aud recommendations
- were made to-day ai the clos
ing session Of the sixth national
foreign trade convention, which
has been drlihcruting iu Chicago.
Valuable hint, regarding the dc.
Nrlopmrnt of trade relations with
other countries we're given, but
only along economic lines. Little
wa, said regarding the psychology.
cal aspect. Of the problem
IN the first place the Importance
of the mastery Of the languages
ui the various countries that Amer
iran merchants aud manufacturers
hope 10 invade might have been
emphasized. The need NJ better
linguistic equipment un the part pi
uur ,alclucu and representative,
abroad ha, brcn repeatedly
pointed out, bat it cannot bee too
frequently stressed
Language b, thr first point of
,ru'Ief between human beings.
Their idoal. traditions. interests.
y.r,r8t,.u, w8v D.. similar hut
they vill never find b. uut uulr,,
ibr, speak 'hU same tongue Since
Babe. humanity has not been abb"
80 accomplish anything without
Ala, medium .f I.rou,y.
FurfI,rr.r, v,s Oh, rDf think
fYr, .uff.I.r, attention v,. given
t, o.. r.....if, f.r . .,... and
.,ur.,b.f,r .r.j, d., ,b. bu.ir..
u,fl.G. .f .fl,r ,,uutri,. Ou
f,rs,ru customer. for iu.tnur,.
tr.,...rtI, Dud ruIf with what
lhrl h'I'N' i' "nf ''lp'h'd l'. N
Iul bur eilpp'l- have l'i in I.llI
that fhr .Igu Handle with care
,r " NU.Iu N.. d. mot % pHuHrrH
o., .rr. ,r. II. of .upr,uer p8rh
t.....t.. .,....... ..,.......
''''''' '.' ''"l ..''' '''''
'i.N''' ".', scarcely '"",h'" upon
u Ir Iu aIlul'rN i.'I lha' Amer
IrdU rNINU Hr. IHH prone iu nag
.I...... f.. I.u..tH ...f .r.,IIf. fI.t
Ni| a.IH. IN.I' CUSTOMERS. fHlh
rIHIIg La -.ufh America l.u.... ID
u.
moro lII'IIf'I' "I'iIh'l' '' ''"''
bN our tNpuIfrT, Boo fNI, respect
,..... Am I..... ..,...., III -.
N"''' ''" W '' ''' -''" "'"'
business iNHi iIghiiUIIt should 900
t.I.r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

orn EpiruA and has sent 100 Itaiian
school teachers there. according 20 IN
formation received hy the HellaA. a
Greek newspaper. the Italians also
are declared 10 be stirring up religious
hatred hy playing of the Moaloma
against tho Christians. The Christians
inF for an Italian protectorate over
Albania.
Except FOR n few Aibanians and
Moslcma the majority Of the popula-
ton of northern Epirun. tho news
paucrs add, are Indignant over IN
utudc OF the ltaiians and demand
that the Italian troops IN that region
b. Withdrawn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

UunpD.t tThursiayl Apul 20
O'H tlo AwoDnt,u ufem1 HTio Hl.
u.t0u hero a t,nfa ana rardt,la VI
,. .Hr Hf. to.uE thrown iutn nn
Iu."rN iuH.Uf. one uf tIir Soviet ltHl.
tf# IH maLuur auroOh,H trWHuliHE
Blood" nHI tafmrg lluur1r.If uhu
bHIU uui.om.I iiNmHuInuH of cr,DhH
m invaded uHirciH tinl they VIII ho
D.lIUd 90 account IHtur tur WORKING,
u.HIT.i tur i,I.Ittik regime.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

II|TTTT- IITTUU|I NUTT y TIITIIT-
UuI Count NTru \HIirN. who lHsIHiI
UIf.f hurf I.tU,T tho liHN.uUr urur
m,i u Nmw,u Irhrubp 90. uuI Iu-
auyy been BOO Y hospital thor, uIt,I au
attempted NuDhIur o., muu, wur r,.
cpuiil dragged lrum tnu hospital bN
% 50. uHpHu crowd uud kIl,u accord,
iur tu % political lruut Who bases reach.
,I IumU,r. Irum Munich
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

tMt.ru. NUrl 5000 lrHfIi. n
vHH HsIHlf.I .. OBJ. H..f mltfH" D.. .,
ut tnr N.uuuHI Iur,Hn T-If .u.ts-
uuu. vHI.I concluded .t. N.."tIHfIH.#
NtT. .HIH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
F|FTHLOAN MAKING
A BETTER SHOWING
THAN DID FOURTH
Amount Taken Is Now 2 Per Cent
Higher Than That on Same Day
Of Fourth Loan During the War,
Is Official Report

. WHsNIuHfuu Auf1 2t \ Nti'.
. mutr tH.r $3.50 600 600 hnd been
subscribed 10 the Victor, Liberty
3 luHn Hud officially tubuiutsI ts-
D iHN iN tHs treasury
This bel about uup-HfNDutH of
b the tt5nn. 900 600 sought fUf the
3 lotn iuHtrurturH viii Eu uut tp
, Liberty IuHu workers Poo make uu
D usual efforts nest week Tut oni,
D tu r,f pledges but to Inuuys sub.
. scfhrfa 60 make then initial
. payments IN thIa wu, : bel hoped
. TO have ty tho end oi ussf week
= a trusr index of ths prurI,s- uf
D th, sutrrrI utinu rHmUurr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

The report that rreuiiors cicmcn.
ceau and Lloyd George approved OF
President Wilson's suatement on tho
Adriatic problem was declared 10 be-
inaccurate AN announcement made
hero today HnyH
The tcNt OF the statement reads
"'rhe report that Premier Cirmen-
CCtu and Premier Lloyd George ap-
proved of President Milsun'H state
mcnt is inaccurate. The statement
wuH read 90 N. Clvmcncruu aud Mr..
Lloyd George and President Wilson
informed them thHt hu Intended "a
iHsuo b. n. 'lcmourcnu and Mr lloyd
George we're anxious that Mr. Wilson
should postpone publication in the
hope that un arrangement might be-
arrived a.
The president thought however.
that the timc had arrived and hiH
statement was issued ON his own re-
spunaIhiliiN before Orlando ieft. ~
Glrmrnreau and M Lloyd Gonrrs
handed him "a statement suttinr forth
the French ana British point of yicw
Just as President Wilson's statement
had Hpt forth tho noint or Wow uf
America. Whether Premier orlando
will publish the French and British
statements iH question for his de-
Clsiun."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

ROMAN CROWDS ALSO
HOOT BRITISH FOR
ATTITUDE ON FIUME

official Denial That French and British Prcmers
Approved Wilson's Statement Made Today;
Both Lloyd George and CIemenceau Asked
Him to Postpone Publication Of II, But Presi-
dent Gave II Out On His Own Responsibility;
Orlando Cheered By Crowds as He Reaches
Rome; Washington Disturbed BY Reports of
Demonstrations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26

nNsisuNii. sooUi.s
. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


A. Wellington IhIlNIUIu'
Washington rlHu uH.'H 'H"u'H .".I
weather
40 NrN Nur. Tu.f.u.N.N 'Ht..
postponed cold
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
BolSheViki Are in
Hard Straits Near
Odessa, Is Report

lrtuo. Arui 90 Tho u0s' unu .
q Ui tnr Nus.Hu lini.hrtik troops .
. u NIDHsI hHH boon rendered .
. .f|I..l Iy t., ,"ufHf, oi Bogus. .
= nN hY Goo thtuIuIHns THE IN =
& H.HIarH Hirn hHNr rHuiurr1 thr .
= r1IlwHY live from kIsg eHHfu ned .
. ts kouutop. thfsateulug tho iinl .
q .HH.Ik lut OF retreat tum tir =
= Odessa ttrlon. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
TWO MORE ITALIAN
ENNONS LEAVE PARIS

Paris Apfii 20 -f'oreiEn Minister
sonnino and former Premier SalandrA
OF the Italian delegation lett Paris
Tor Rome at o'clock this afternoon.
a large crowd Of nmpathiEcrn gave
them an ovation az the railway sin-
tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
GENOA sTHrET CALLED
sgsllfMlrf NOT WI SON

Rome. a'ridayl. Aprg 2b.--A DEM
onstrntiun today at 0onoa IN protest
nriinst President Wilson's attitude
eliminated In the changing OF the
name OF the street that had been
tContinuci on page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
INTERMARRIAGE OF JAPS
AND AMERICANS FORECAST
BY 'Y' IMMIGRATION MAN

Annual immigration of 100000 Foreigners, Most
ly Mongolians, Is Predicted as Result of Amer
ica's Need for Unslxilled Labor; Orient the Only
Place That Can Supply This Need; Yellow
Skinned Strangers Will Override Racial Preju-
Dice He Believes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
ITNIIANs CosI GRI.IK
SCHOOLS ~ IpIltl :

saioniki. OFridnyl. Anrii 2t-Tho
Italian government has closed all the
Greek schools in ArgyrucaHtro. north
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-26
sTEIR PHIcEs.

Kansas city. tio.se 10 tissn
chicasoi Prices steady.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-10-17

and brilliant, but commonly, they
lack the flashing, iridescent quail
ties that make diamonds attractive
and fascinating.
Diamonds with pronounced yellow
color are often very brilliant and
snowy, especially under artificial
light. They are not in strong de-
mand hence are much lower in price
than diamonds that can be classed in
the white and blue grades. There
are diamonds, however, of-a faint
color-with just sug-
gestion of yellow, that are desirable
and high-priced, because they are
brilliant, beautiful and not at allcom-