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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
NEW WILMINGTON
FISH MARKET
Dominick Salvatore Opens Fine
Establishment at 7O5 IL
King Street.

The next best thing to doing ones
flsh shopping by taking dive into
ocean depths has been made possible
for Wilmington buyers by the OPEN
ing of the new establishment OF the
Wilmington Fish Market, at 70Sh
King street.
For many years the proprietor,
Dominick Salvatore. has been PLAN
ming modern fish market founded on
some original ideas of his own. In
his new shop marble Is used prpfusely
as is in keeping with the goods TO be
displayed. A series OF compartments
on the retail counter will separate the
various sorts and sizes OF fish on sale.
Directly back are two sinks for Dress
ing the fish, with ample water supply
at hand to rinse and wash them. Al
either side are weighing scales. On
the opposite side is marble counter
with compartments underneath, for
shell fish, etc.
The floor is of red quarry" tile, that
can be easily cleaned Glazed tile is
used In the inside wall finish.
An innovation in the fish business
In this city is the ice making and re-
frigerating plant which is placed In
the basement. This cools a freezing
room on the main floor and also sup
plies blocks OF ice for crushing up for
packing goods sent out and on dis
play.
A special room Is provided for
steaming crabs and Holsters. Electric
| lighting and power is used throughout
on the first door there is a cold room
and a large stock room, toilets and re-
tiring rooms for the employees. ar
office and other conveniences. In the
front Of the shop proper are the oyster
counter. and display counter for or
binary varieties of fish. In front are
the spray windows with fountains and
facilities for maintaining a small
aquarium in each window. A drinking
fp,1pfo{u for ap,plrveg and rustnr,ays
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11

completely hAnlsbcsi every sign aud symp'
tom of fheutnatssru from his ~ stem
Ua freelv gave his dIacoserg 10 athnfa.
who took ~ with what might ~ called
marvellous success After yesfs ~ ufsfns
he decided 20 LET sufferers eferF whnfs
know about his discovery through fbn
newspapers - ~ Danforth has beer a..
pointed agent for Ailenrhie ~ thiH pIs
cBnity With the understAnding that nn ill
freely return she purchase MONEY pn he
FIRST two bottles - AT uhu STATE thFF FH.
ceived no benefit @4
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
STOMACH SOUR, ACID, Classy, UPSET.
DON'T STAY SICK, HEADACHY, BILIOUS

1T isn't indi9estion-4t bltousness
and constipation. Try Cascarets. they
sweeten the stomach. remove the fer
mented food and gases; take bile from
liver and carry off the constipated
waste matter from the bowels. Then
your stomach trouble Is ended A
Cascaret tonight straightens you out
by morning.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11

When IL comes to real estate--you
know what you want. Look through
tie alphabetical list OF properties and
apartments-all f,.lly descrbed-in
the classified section. Perhaps you
will find 1t listed today; IL not don't
lose a day-call 1900, ask for ad taker
and tell the public-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11

That awful sourncss, belching Of
stomach heartburn. nervousness.h mn
acid and gases; that pain In pit
OF stomach. heartburn. nervousness,
nausea, feeling OF fullness. dzziness
and sick headache. means your stomach
is sour-~liver torpid bowels consti-
pated. IT isnt your stomach's fault
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
w. c. T.. u. To Meet.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Ella Thatcher Union, w. c. T. u,
win be held tomorrow afternoon al
2 o'clock in Harrison Street M. r.
Church. All the members are urged to
attend. Reports will be read from
the State convention which was held
in Lewes last week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-11
B-rr-r-r! Where's the Blankets?

There's hurrying and scurrying these nights
For the wind is blowing cold and sleep cold
bed.
Consequently all hunting warm bed clothes and of
US have discovered perhaps that our supply is low
Here particularly good blankets
They white and plaid and priced $780,
$S75 $780, $780, $780, $750 and $780, They will weigh from
five six pounds and according price, from Is 100
WOOL
Cotton comforts, in fine sikaline covered $4.00.
Lambs wool comforts covered in skaine and silk mul
$780, SITS, $8.75, $11.00 and $3.50
Skovered comforts range from $500 $4,000, filled with
lambs WOOL soft and warm the finest you buy, blue
and old
Surely there's need shiver these nights when you buy
such warmth such prices.
And that these TODAYS prices this bedding and
that every blanket plainly and uthfuy marked with its filling
Hyoue doing your stretcher necessity.
Three good $780, $3.50 and $780, phone call will bring
in jify.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

y Mess. attorney from Roswell. D.
In Aihuuucf 7uc or business.
GeorGc X. rrichaTd, 81 Santa Fc.
was in Albuquerque yesterday.
Ashley Pond. OF santa re-. D. spend
Ing a. Few days IN A~lhuuueruuc.
Miss Ethci Amis. who spent a. week
here visiting her sister, Mrs. r.. a.
Garcia. iet saturday for her home
m Los Angeles.
MiEs Irene wickiund, a member %
Aloha Delta ~ sorority. leaves this
morning Tor Estes Park to attend the
national convention OF Alpine Delta
~ on june 10. u delegate from the
local chapter. Che Will be accom-
panied as far as Denver by Miss
Katherine DcarinR. who VIII 10 on. 10
Boulder To enroll Ia the summer
school ~ tho University Ut Colorado,
and by Miss Dorothy Cameron. who
will visit relatives in Denver before
going on to Chicago Hufalu
Mis- Wicklund VIII return 10 Bocidcr
Tor summer school
William Bacon motorcd t. Santa
Re last night for "a visit of "a few
days.
ralph Brooks returned to his home
In Taos last night Tor the summer
He is a student Of the State Jni-
Nofsity.
Norman Mayne aud Ralph Whceior
leave this afternoon Tor "a camping
trip Of two weeks on the pccoa
Ma. W. e. Reid ard son. Tom Reid
returned home last might from r.
weeks visit with relatives and friends
In Logan. iowa. and Omaha
Sidney We'll has returned from
California, whore he wus on business
in connection with tho santa Pc
Northeastern railway. Mrs Well. who
accompanied him. remained in Call
fornia. pr. Well says Ios Angeles
II not talking hard times and that
business there h good.
Mias Katherine shotwell, econ
panied hy her parents. Mr. ANA Mrs.
J. W. Shotwell. viii leave tonight FOR
m Pano. The latter two have been
here visiting Miss Shotweil. Mr..
Shotwcll IA a mininr engineer a.
Mexico.
Alhino CostairH Waa arrested YCa-
terduy hv Special Onicer Charles
Thomas az tho request 81 pemlnr au-
thorities. He b. slid To have jumped
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

LEIPZIG june fs.rKaun tcinc
Gin lMndvaren-huy no enemy
Thn, slrn I snw for me nrst time
In q hiE Hnmtufe rbop 7 thourht
~ firat q ~ probably a lcftutcr from
the Fafy days of the war.
"Erludtund" lltorahy Transmitted
r -~ullinnro 81 cHfmlca'' Hence
u might be- tfe natnffd allied"
1 soon learned hat the placara was
not y relic % the old war. n was the
sI4u or a now war.
German business men are appcalinr
20 German people TO stand by
them M a trade war which they nAy
han been forced upon them ~ the al
ncs' action IN putting up customs har-
ricrs on the Rhine and axing a big tax
ON AL German exports.
HAMBURG AZ nee started a counter
war. Figures showed that Germans
were huylnr large quantities 81 French
wines. perfumes and toilet articles and
various Engiiah products especially
CiFarcta
Patriotic noycott Pvt Inio Encct.
SO Hamburg conceived the idea u n
commerce. tho hotel mems asFocin-
ton and other ORGANIZATIONS took M
the matter. Thcy advertised the idea
hi the newspapers. They Hcattc-cd
hnndbills. They got up little atickurs.
Thcy rut ~placards on an draws and de-
livery wagons They tue cards In
the show windows
The result
I went 10 a number of restaurants
and hotels and asked Tor French
wines. THE waiter poinicd 20 tho
wine liat on which IN rcd ink there
was printctds I'VE sill NO enemy
goods"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

perinr those who scii the ~neccasarics
o. life 10 ncccpt smaller profits
Taeors Disarmament
That the convention catl unon ~"
American government 80 take tho
initiative or 90 cooperate with any
orhcr n1tlon @ nations Tor the pur-
pos % q general agreement for diHar-
maiaent. both Of the army n naval
affnirs q the world
That in view Of Fan aparcruy we'll
organized and systematic campaign
~ h National Association Of Manu-
facturera 20 conduit a propaganda IN
the acAoois ~ tine country In futher-
ance Of the no-callcd open shop the
Federation "A prepared pamphlets
aud literature tcaring upon the qucs-
lions involved for distribution to the
colleges. universities and arhoois'
That the federation continue TO lend
its aid 10 the United Mine Workers %
America In the federal prosecutions
growing out Of the coal strike 81 1919.
That the federation oppose leEis-
intion that has for its purposes 'tho
further ~weakcnlne Of thv department
OF labor
The cport gives the present
strength Of the Federation 81 Labor
At g.g9f.t1S aH againsf f.nfk 4fo IN
1899 and mYr that the slight decreaag
~ members o. naturally due TO the
large number Ni MufhNf uufu7
ploycd.' n points 10 the mombcruhir
cnrolimcnt a. pruof that the cam
psign against organized labor has
failed.
The American Trade union move
monf." the rctoff declare has just
gone through a sea- ct u~ncXumpled
afrugHln and difficulty The cncmic'
Of labor and human pruErcn have ah'
sailed from every side. The move
ment Cor reduction of wages. tine
movement 10 crush our u-fEauikatioh
masqucTudlng undCr the ncutioul
open shop slogan thp we've uf uncm'
pioymcnt aud perhaps the most SIMS
Ter ~ All the revival ha n part ~ M
Fenrral nnil-lnbor campaign OF Tn
vicious cnFlaylnE individual contract
by which workers are bound To thcii
employers Ia ~unuvlling aerNitudo.
HAYS hccn mnascd and c-uurtntratcc
against D. most potential voluntary
movement Of the -wuFc-earnfis OF the
country Added 10 ihHnc have been
legislative assaults and court drcimon'
most destructive in character.
we AVE checked D progress oI
] those who have sought 90 deatroi
freedom Through thp unnihilauan al
the organization Of labor.
call Tor "a rrfnt rallyiug q
great unity. q great movement forward
for humanity Tho mrfHngr uf trade
Uniouism must De- carried o. oven
corner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
AMUSEMENT PARK
FOR OLD TOWN
NEW Project
William Kruegel Incor-
porates $50, 900
Company

A complete amusement park aud
picric grounds will boz hunt In Old
.Toan. al the place now known a.
nin's Cafe. which WIS formerly the
Golden star saloon. according 10 the
present proprietor. William Krucgcl.
The papers necessary for i%ncorpornt-
ine have been toni 10 santa re. a
$4,000 stock company will be form
ed, q witch kruegcl will be- principal
stocK holder.
The building which houses Biurs
CAFE has been improved lately. ~
that u ia now an up 20 date cafe. n
includes private dining rooms. "a
lunch counter. ana dancing hall. Inn
prcvcmcnte to be made IN the sum
mur garden VIII Include "a roiiof
skating rink. swimming pool. an out
door dancing pavilion, thrco bowlinE
alleys and n barbecue stnnd.
After these improvements have
hccn nut IN, n coliseum which wiil
sCa- from 5000 TO 5000 people wii.
be tuilt TO d car Of tho summer
gardcn. This coliseum will b. used
for large dances. aud large mcciinsu,
such as conventions. DccasiouaI
wrestling matches will be held there.
also kruoEci stated.
The new gnmhlinr laws have no
Ell ua I'm the i.aat. krucgcl said.
There has been NO eambnng her,
since 1 took the place over "a year ago.
We q ouf place perfectly right
with no Objectionable features ~
iact we have "a family rcsof hcre,
whore anyonc can come In without
fcns OF being offended by anything
We VIII continue to run a piac,
thrt way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
'QxUTI Trp I1ncc
u''H m D LUm
IN q n0n[n IlIk
PUIAI MILLION


1.A> ssnsa - raIIftaas ioss a rn-
thIo. IA 1ulte and ofbtf fio9iod nrea
rIn nppto<nnnte il.ooo.opo.
ItI. VA I'M siattmtnt made here
ies nisht ~ y. Lehman. general
mAna1tr al TIE WcztrFn nnes Of the
sAnia re. who was on his way 20
Amarillo. Iex. hts headquarters He
arrived IA Albuquerque ~ Sub train
Ne / I|t@n Il 1uuIa.
Although Il was not definitely
Ano1n to-day when AlhunnerQue
would anaIn b. on the MAN line. u
was stated hat through trains prob
ably n01II ~ 1IAfIt6 through here
Tomorrow night. stub lralnb were
stu lo@f.ns haze Tor nclcn and -
Iuria today.
Wurt reached tero this afternoon
that IrsIn cfeae for trains no. : and
No. who len Albuquerque this
fn1ruinr bring deiaycd At Btitn
hcoauac n n dcrallment on The cutoff
east o. Amn5iIIo. Trains No Z and
No. 7 fof the west. due a. reach Hcion
this nuon. VIII not Arrive share teforo
q = o'tlork tonlehfs q pas learned
santa ~ ofnssal. were unable 70
make q HufrH ~ 70 when service
curld 10 rc4ufcd between In Junta
ard Denver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
DOCTORS ALL OVER
j. S. TO Be TOLD
OF ALBUQUERQUE
Chamber of Commerce
Will Send Letters to
All States

An extensive systematic campaign
tn have the rest 81 the country know
more about Albuquerque and Sew
MeNico was launched hy tho Nlbu-
pucruue Chamber Of Commcrr. Co..
day. Letters viii Do sent ~ prFsi-
rinna in all othe~ states Of thr IuIf.
cd States. telling them of a%dyuntH-cl
that this county offcra for health
srskprl
The plan ia 10 cover tho couutr,
Hiuto hS state. htmoa 81 ali the plF-
Hiclauu in the state viii he obtained
thruush other chamnors of commerce.
and Letters sent Co rHch one.
\ ltat Of ai brokers. manufacturer
md bankers VIII also io nude uu Boo
the same way. 4 perpetual l,ttt.
campaign will then hr ou. WIN th.
object OF attracting both health seek
cfs and capital tl New Mp,icp and
Albuquerque in particular
The acts ~ the English parliament
go back TO 1885.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

bond at Dcminr. lie O. being held IN
,hc city Jail
John Farpo reported 10 tho police
yesterday that a suit caso and hand
bag which he lcu in the santa Fc
station yesterday were stolen.
Charles Lee rportcd 90 the police
yesterday thHt his auto bic the car
Of Charles Quicr ON the North
fouth street road. There was no
damngc. tur report said,
The KniEhts of pgfhiss decorated
many % the graves "a lairyiow and
calvary cemeteries yesterday.
Tho police have been asked 90 De-
nu the lookout for Charles g. Cokcr.
who b. said ID have RON away from
has homo Ia Ration. Hc ict the town
ON u pony and carried "a shotgun.
Cocker ~ a yecrs Old.
oscar Harmon aud Ralph kink.
U%uiycrsiiy students. returned ycster-
day Afternoon from "a 10 DAVIS camp
ing and fishing trap in the Jcmcz
mountains.
In. D.. l. Cassidy ana mmiiy and
Miro Emmn Cassidy left last week
for their home in Toronto. ontario.
Nhcrc they will spend tho summer.
Dr. and Mn Cassidy have been
spending d past winter iu Nlhu-
uutruuc, While tlFir son Frank tua-
sidv. attended "a, state University.
Carries Gilbert Of the Kansas civ
idfe %iuauraucc company of Bslou. bee
in Albuquerque To- confer with J.. G.
Merufcidcr.
Ralph Brooke nf Taos. rtddrnt Of
the University. iDft tins morning tor
bis homo 10 aucud tnr simmer.
jnmcs Swlnucy. student of tho Uni
ersity, has returned from "a trip TO
Clovis.
John e.. Gatlin. o. the local hioiog-
ical survey oulcc retained Saturday
evening from e. triT tu tho Luul tn
diar reservation &c. has been doing
wurE iu connection with rodent uuls-
ouiur in that rurion. % SAYS That "a
campaign % Deen launched to clean
an rodents on Of tho reservation.
DR. and Mrs. william farr have as
their guest their BON William furr.
Dr.. OF 81. Louis.
J. - Foley division manager Of the
Continental OH company. left last
night for tue pccos valley ou husl-
ness Mr.. Foley VIII be- away about
ton days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
N m nTnrnIEn
jIl.JU HtLtILD
BY THE HERALD
FOR PUEBLO RELIEF
Money Coming in Faster
In Answer to
Appeals

More moncg d bcInr taken IN every
dal ~ The nprninH Herald for
rnebln rrIItf. lll their ~ aili y great
deal nrcdcd 20 make up Alhuqucr-
QutHa share ~ helnlnr oar stricken
nnlnhhnfa The call which was sent
Gov. n. q Mtchem from the purh-
10 Red crnss society 1I% not ask for
any specific sam From this STATE.
~fro need allIthnf ~ can Get. and
need 4 hrdiy.~ n said Pueblo b. look
ing 10 nelehnorinE states 90 send them
relief. just ~ they would help N n
had been anmc other city Of the south
west that had suffered the disaster.
The followInR D. the list % donn
That have been made TO Ailu-
q~ncfque's fund for Pueblo. through
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Efforts to Destroy Trade Unionism
Failing, Executive Council Says
In Report to Labor Convention

DENVER. colo. Tune is-The
trade union mnVcmrnt ~ America
"haa successfully defended is posi-
tlun against the organized EFFORT OF
a~ntl-uuion employers" the executive
council o. the American Federation
Of Labor declares IN IL annual report
submitted today % the fcdrrntion coa-
vcniion here. u adds t,iat the out
look n for a ccntlnuancc OF not only
succesHful defense, hut steady and
consistent progfefa
IA y true SAYS the report. that
the ofEanized employees are stiif max
lag efforts 70 destroy trade
the campaign a. reduce wages con-
tinuea. What "a equally true -. that
these movements contnue with con-
SANITY decreanine vtgor and eject a
that their momentum ~ three months
ngo has been dinalpated.
There n need ZOE tho utmost viz
lance and labor can not relax In a
single effort bot must on the con
trary. continue ~ ~ntruEEie with ell
idafity. n may. however. an salts
facilen and carse for congratuiauon
b. TIE fact that the employers. united
az never bnforr. uNFrennlve a. never
before aud nnanced a. ncver before.
have faiied - liEnaiiy and 90 COM
pirtsis ~ he pafpose hey sought 90
Towers Wide i,ansr.
The councils report coVers a wide
iannc Of SUBJECTS and includes nearly
a soore Of specific ~instructiona Among
That the railroad situation b. m
VcnilFatcd ~ a national commission.
for neW taNes and"lcnve nothing On
done IL defeat the INTRODUCTION Of a
turnover c0iisnmption or sales taA.
That the convention approve recent
consisting 81 seven representative
each % pnblic. che stockholders
and classified labor. with . view 40
RECOMMENDING rciuediai ieSiAiatton 10
congress-,
Thai the executive copneil be hu-
tbor1cd 10 conduct an lQrcrtiration
NIll q ticw to recommending ~ thr
ncAf convention a p~olicyfaa n hauis
for wage measurement a. Opposed 10
n present plan u fklng wages IN re-
i4tion 70 the cost u living.
That tht federation endorse a loint
resolution 10 De- presented IN conEresi
prpprntnE an amendment 20 the nou-
aIifullou under which all MEASURES
finally enacted ~ conErcaa would be-
valid under tho ronEtitutlon whenever
failed into question.
That the federation take a. 'iifm
stand" Tot the Inauguration 81 r. def
rite policy calling Cor tho total cA-
ciurion ffem the United states Uf
JanHnaao ulth AL other prientnia
That the excess pronts tax ~ re-
ialned IS the FEDERAL Tosernmtni and
thai she Federation oppose prupotnia
Recommendation ~ the federal trade
tanmaflon 10 President Harding that
fhr commission BE- authorized % OBJ
tain and publish Information concern
ftr 0NneraIDp. ou1t. sales and profits
~ lheiI aaia tndhatuea - "a means OF
tleduclna the cost uf living BY COM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Senator Harrison
Takes a Slap at
Ambassador Harvey

WASHINGTON. june l3.-fenator
Harrison. democrat. mississippi IN
troductd today a resolution request
ing President harding 70 Inform tho
senate whether there IL na much
reason and justification for "a repfi-
maud or the cecall Of Ambassador
George W. Harvey Tor his Pilgrims
day speech % NAY 10, 1871. az for
The reprlmand or rcrali OF Admiral
william q SINS Tor his speech Of
June 2. 1871"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Citizens Dry?
Even Volstead
Might Be Sorry

Even Noistcad mighi b sorry II ~
could acc how extremely dry Albu-
vuefque D.. ~ indicated hy Y. N g..
a. Statistics. A close tab which was
kept on one uf tho several drlnthlg
fuuntnius IN the huihilnr showed that
! four hours Yesterday afternoon. fls
poodle rcfrcHAr0 hemfelNca with thr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Gompers Asks
Alliance OF Labor
And the Farmers

mfnf WAS made HN iu MNNfNNf anNillnn
of the problem a been found.
Whiln the f~c,lHuttiun administration
wns making plans 90 bring about
peace in the department ~uppunrnta
on the carpenters were planning 10
bring "a resolution before d con-
ventlon. that tho union De- ousicd Dr.
o. failed a. comply with the DECISIONS
OF the nauonal board Of luriHdictionnl
awards.
President william T. Hutchcson Of
the carpenters. r1ld fnnt his u%rEanln-
would not roCcdo from lis sand
and was ready % nght the matter
out on The convention floor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

SAT- LAKE CRY. juno IA
Iohn NJ DIIion. a. years Old. an EN-
plale 81 the Utah Oh A Refining
company. which lost several tanks Of
rAnssIno dirtiiiate and ol following
a frc caused ~ lightning Saturday
nlGtt. and which ragged until last
night. died today.
Onion ~ the third known victim.
OF the ~ inlarcd Remaining in local
hczpitals was reported that four
we're ~ q critical condition ?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Mrs. Lydia Southland
Murder Hearing Goes
Over Till Thursday

TWIN FALi8. idaho. June a.
un9 uA4 tIour1f here Friday from
Hcnohdu 10 stand trial on = charge
81 numbering Eduafd ~ Meyer. nor
fourth husband would lake the giand
IN f4r uWn defense ~ iht preliminary
assimilation gathered strc1Hih today
when Probate Judge %. +. Dutali an
noneced orsnUnunncc Until Thursday
next o. tho cNamlnafion which had
bacn set fof todas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Peace Resolution
Debated in House

WASHINGTON. june f2.-Debatc
on tnc Porter peace resolution ter
minatinc the state 81 wur with Ger
msD1 and Ausirla WIS resumed IN the
housc today under n rule calling for
n final vote "a $3.50 O'clock. More
than nfty members had been assign
"a hpcaking time but adoption OF the
measure ~ n substitute Tor ~ KnoN
senate resolution repeating the dec
lar1iion % war was generally OK
uectcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Germans War on Allied Goods; Goods
of France and ENGLAND BlacklistedI

~ you hrilctr that n,Inf % ~
fnfullous Terminated che Ccrman
pfutIru.. 1uu arr wrunr-aN NH
ton firuuuur, Euruplnn ORR
suun1ruf for thr f.trniuG uCr-
an has found ont ~ = hr~f hend
nudr ~ Germany aud tlnr ccF-
u1sn Itot,Ic iuaIaN. This A. AM
otirr of nrsssncr's d~lsipaclrrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
FINLAND INITIAL.

LONDON. June i3.-Thr attitude.
Of Great Britain with rcgard % the.
conflict between the Greeks ana the
Turkish natiouaiisis will be n or
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