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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
SUICIDE CONFESSION on
GtiIT, TILE POLICE SAY

Atlantic CNy. y. j., Jan. e. Be-
yond his dramatic suicide which in
Itself the police say. was contas-
sion OF guilt nothing has been found
here to directly connect Bernard w
Lewis. son of the wealthy retired coal
operator of pitts1ursh. with the mur-
der Of Maizie Colbert the Philadel-
phia artists model The police have
failed To tind a written statement from
Lewis as TO his connection with the.
Philadelphia tragedy
The shirt and collar he wore. hvw-
ever, were new aud bore the same
size as the bloody snirt aud collar
found Ia the Colbert apartment The
Auding ut the hloodStained handker-
chief ln his pocket and the tact That
one OF his hands was scratched j.
fut evidence. the police declare.
that Lewis was th@ man wan, d Tor
the murder
The Nuinan's undersh.rt that Lewis
wore when he ended his life had
hloodstains upon Il, &he pole said to-
DAY The garment WAS VI silk lex
turc aud had been eat al the neck la
order evidently. to ser on. Lewis
silk hose bore blood marks and pair
of gloves found In the room also were
stained with blood
The wounds ON one of Lewis hands
which were Thought 10 ho scratched
may have hseu made by teeth the
police said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
DETERM|NED FIGHT
IS BEING Prepared
FOR POLITICAL RACE
Clash for Justiceship in Precinct
IL Will be Preceded by Rally
Tonight in City Hall; Burg
Versus Mcclellan.

In View OF the election FOR the JUS
tlcu OF the peace tu uc held on .Iun-
day, January =, Democrats m the
Twelfth precinct are determined tu
wan aud nave mus called meeting
tonight In the cit, hall. Justice ".
". MCt leilau has the honor OF nliiNs
the office OF Justice IN the Twelfth
precinct at the present time and is not
somg tu sit down and oc Uusted by
dul Republicans cIdvlng Tor uniCr
john Baron Burg. who is a candidate
ON the last named ticket viii oppose
Justice Mcclellan Monday.
JOAN Baron burg was a candidate
Tor district attorney during M,
county oampaisu uut was dctcutca
cor nomination by George IL Crals
ii is understood that the iicpubncans
are out with blazing armor aud r,auy
Tor u hard struggle.
The meeting q. the Democrats tu.
night b. Tor he purpose ot mdpins
uui plans 90 rr,icct " ". Mcclellan
80 iusjicr OF the northern part uI thr
city.
While the mcc'Ing tonight In Pre-.
ciuct y is primarily tor the Demo-
Gratis AN independent voters are in
Nitrd 90 attend.
because OF The fact thai Judge Me
1I"ildn has resided m Albuquerque
more than thirty years hr naturally
has many friends IN the Republican
ranks, WHO are auNlDLs To see him
! re-clected. ana who will not only
cast then Votes Tor him. but will work
7 Tor h.m on election day,
Friends uf Judge Mcclellan point
| out as an argument Tor his reclec.
| ton. thai he has made splendid
record AS police judge fur the city
| since hls appointment last April \
| number ~ appeals taken from hi,
! court, were sustained by Judge Ray
uulds In the district court. ndlcttnl
thar Judge Mcclellan ruled CORRECTLY
uu the law and the evidence.
The Democrats iu the TwcHty-sIxtl
precinct viii huid their meeting tu
night at = o'clock IN the gIucery stor,
uf Edgar Bass. 1o2 south Broadway
3. J Nutaw, it viii hr remembered b
the candidate fur Justice "a that pre-
I,iuct and will hr opposed ly John "
Wilson who was recently appointvl
Z" succeed George g.. CrUg resigned
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
Police Assert That the Pussle Il
Solved, Although a Motive for
the Crime Still Is Being Sought
by the Officers.
QUARREL CAUSE OF CRIME
BELIEF OF DETECTIVES
Letters and Torn Scraps Of Paper
Are Found Among Effects Of
Dead Man at Atlantic City;
These May Furnish Clew.

Philadel lphia, Jan. THAT tho sui
eide OF Bernard W Lewis. OF Pitts
burgh. H. Atlantic city last night soiv-
ed the mystery surrounding the muir
der OF Maizie Colbert. the art model.
~as the assertion made by the police
today. The motive for tie crime still
Is being sought. however.
Captain OF Detectives Tate said
several letters were found In Lewis
effects In Atlantic city. Torn scraps
OF what appeared TO have been a lst-
ter also were found These will be
brought 10 this city and an effort
made 10 learn the real motive for the
murder Among the papers was a lis;
of telephone numbers. one OF which
was that 81 the apartment house
whore the stain girl lived.
The police have discarded theory
that n third person was present In the
lcolbert apartment when the murder
occurred. While the police say they
are convinced Lewis was the man re-
sponsiblc for the death of the girl.
they are not ready To believe the
crime. wns premcditated. II ~ their
oeliof they say the tragedy was the
result Of quarrel either over Jewell
lryf or money or jealousy aroused by
the attentions % other men.
Misses Ethel and Mabel Kyle. the
school teachers who had known Lewis
Tor q year and who furnished his
name Ia the police whea they learned
he had become connected with the
case. still we're suffering from shock
today over the murder revelations and
the suicide OF their friend. They
again told ~ their acquaintance with
Lewis of che affabillty and his gem
tlemanly conduct. They also told IN
greater detail Of his last visit, TO this
city; OF how he took the sisters 20 tea
ana afcrnoon dencaa ~ prominent
hotels Friday and Saturday and ~
theaters ON both nights All this time
the Colbert girl lay dead si i.er home.
according 10 the police. on Sundas
night Lewis accompanied the Kyle
| sisters 20 church. That was the last
time they saw him hu, thcy talked
with him later over the telephone.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
Important Granary and Oil stor.
age Depot Is in Imminent Dan
ger from converging Attacks of
Troops Of Central Powers.
HOLD OF RUSSIANS Is
SLOWLY BEING BROKEN
Forward Movement OF the Enemy
Also Threatens Galta, Capture
of Which Will Deprive slavs Of
Virtually Their Last Clutch.
IBy Eveniug Hsraid Leased wlrel

The Rumanian Danube port OF
Braila. important as granarS and
oil storage depot. apparently * in In.
minent danger from the couNctgins
attacks OF Field Marshal Won Macken-
sens forces on both sides Of the
Danube.
ON the westerly side OF the stream,
whore Brailn lies. the bridge head
position protc ting II has been pierced
hy the Austro-Gcrman forces, accord
ing To todny's German srmy head
quarters statement
To the east. across the riycr IN Do
brudja. the German and bulgaria n
forces which captured the Mate iin
oridgchcad, are continuing tntir ad-
vance toward the town
This forward movement moreover.
threatens not only Braila. but IN"
town OF Gnlat0. twelve n.hcs to tine
north, the capture OF which would de-
privc the Russians uf virtually their
las, hold on the shores Of the Danube
west u the Bes arabian boundary
Won M3ckensoU'- attacks ON ,hc
frontal line uf the Sereth running
aorthwestward from Braila. To- which
line the Russo -RumRuian forces have
retired. are progressing successfully.
according 10 Berlin. which reports the
capture % twn additional towns In the
Rimuk sarut sector
ON the northern end uf the front b.
Russia the German lines have been
subjected To- attacks In the RIGA.
bNmsk district The Russian offensive
here, ccntering in thc vicinity II
Friodrichstadt is apparently 81 an
important nature Berlin reporting
IN" fighting sim iu progress
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
q. o. p Members Claim They Are
Not Seeking as a Party to op-
pose Amendment, but Measure
in Present Form Objectionable.
WILL MAKE EFFORT TO
ELIMINATE OBJECTIONS
Jones Of Washington Offers an
Amendment, and Norris Injects
Some Changes; senator Gallin.
ger Submits a Substitute.

Washington. Jan. senate Re-
publiCans caucused today ON whether
10 take party action in relation 10 an
endorsement uG the sending OF Presi-
dent Wilson's 'eacc note or whether
they shall further oppose adoption of
the Hitchcock resolution and present
substitute representing Republican
views
The conference concluded without
definite action except the oppintmenr
Of committee OF five. Senators Gal
linger. Nelson, Gronna, Lippitt and
Watson. TO determine later what ac-
tion shall be taken.
The sentiment was expressed in tiso
conference that the Republicans were
not seeking as a party to oppose peace
or an endorsement Of peace but that
many were opposed to the Hitchcock
resolution. because they feel II means
that thc United States hcren fter would
mix In the affairs of Europe and that
Europe would naturally mix In Ameri-
can affairs.
An effort may be made tn have the
Hitchcock resolution changed 50 ~ O.
eliminate objections. II that Is done.
senators In the conference said Il
probably could he passed with little
opposition.
Before senator Works resumed his
vaiedictory speech begun yesterday
and which promised to delay the pcac"
debate until later IN the afternoon.
two amendments to the Hitchcock res
olution were introduced
A. amended by Jones.
A. amended bs Senator Jones, Re.
publican 81 Washington - would be
made To read
THAT the senate approves aud
strongly endorses the request 10y the
president in the diplomatic notes ot
December Is to the nations now en-
gagged IN war that the nations stat,
the terms upon which peace might Doe
discussed "
As amended by Senator Norris. II
| would read
THAT the scnat" approves ami
strongly endorses tho action taken bN
the president IN sending the diplo-
matte notes Of December ] To- the ma
tluns now engaged In war insofar as
said notes recommend that these ua %
| tons state their terms upon which
peace might bo discussed"
senator Gdllngrr. minort, leader.
after conference with Republican son
Iutors. submitted substitute resolution
| To say
"Thdt the senate OF the United
States iu the interest of humanity aaud
lciyilizatiou. expresses the sincere hop"
that just and permanent peace be-
tween the wurriug nations - Europ
may bee consummatcd at an early dptr
land approves 1l proper efforts 20 s"'
cure that end"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
Mexican Central Is
In Operation Far
South as Jimenez

n PdsO, TrX. Jan. . McNIClu
railroad men who arrived here last
mGht from the south reported tho
Mexican Central railroad line Open
ana .u operation a. FAR ds Jpiu,z
Thcy also reported fighting In the VIE
c.uity ~ Diaz, twenty-five miles south
ur Santa Bosalm when the, left santa
Eusalia tor the border
train lun Juarc1 late last night
fpr chihuahua CITY. carrying troops
tp reinforce the garrison boo the state
capital II was reported her, that
the quarter of a million pesos iu sil-
Yer money which WIS shipped here
from Laredo, TcNas had been taken
suuth ON this train. Co. pI. M, troops
~ General Murgu.a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05

EFFECT OF BLOCKADE is
BECOMING MORE SEVERE
Bare Necessities of Life Now Are
Being Sold at Prices Which
Are Prohibitive TO the Poorer
Glasses, Is Report.

London, Jan. THE Grcck gov
eminent. acting IN harmony with the
king, has decided to reject certain
clauses of the entente note demand
ing rcparation in consequence Of the
recent fighting az Athens. Reuters
correspondent at Athens telegrnphs
The Greek government is ready to
discuss the other demands made by
the allies. II has been determined
not 10 declare war on the entente but
to submit passively to all coercion,
relying upon ultimate recognition by
the powers that blockade is an un-
rcrited punishment.
King Constantine yesterday con-
suited with former premiers, who
agreed unanimously that the note in
it, present form was not acceptable.
iuasmuch as compliance with the de-
mands would be equivalent to admis-
sion that Greece contemplated at
tacking the entente forces and also
that there WAS foundation for the
charges OF unjust treatment OF for
mer Premier Nenizelos' supporters.
In regard 20 the Imprisoned Neni-
zelsts. IL Is stated the king is ready
to pardon some or all ~ those con
yicted but under the constitution BE-
unable 10 interfere witn the judicial
procedure before these men are tried.
The Athens dispatch says that
Judging from the attitude OF the en-
tcnte diplomats the situation is not
rcossuring. The effect of the block-
adc is becoming more scVcr' daily
The bare necessities Of life now are
being sold at prices which ar, prohiD.
tive TO the poorer CLASSES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
RUSSIANS BEGIN ATTACK
ON GERNNN POSITION =

Berlin, Jan. Iwiress to Snyvilcl. .--
kussi1n troops began an attack carl
this morning on German positions on
the northern part of Russo-Galicitu
front north Of Friedrichstadt the war
office announced today The battle Is
-tll In progress -Four Russian at
taCks near DVinsk verc rcpulscd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
THE RUSSIAN BRIDGEIIEND
BEIOWI BItNIIA PIERCED

Berlin. Jan. twirrlcss 10 Sayyrll"l
--T The Russian oridgch"1d position
h"forc hraila was pierced yesterday by
Trutnui" troops. the war office am
uounccs, -Four Eumnnian towns were
captured ana lf0O prisoner were
brought in
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
Ammunition Ship Is
To be Constructed
At Bremerton Yard

Washington, Jan j.--Brcmcr'un
navy yard. near seattle. probably vii
b" designated 10 construct the 81. 0oo. O.
600 ammunition ship for which pri-
'ntc builders have made mo- offer Tho
ward recently received appropriations
~ nearly d million dollars for the M
sinllation ~ shipbuIldiuE equipment
pu one uf the submarines included 30
thu 1917 building program already
has been assigned tu Brcmcrtuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
Mrs. Johnson, Noted
Editor and Writer,
Dead at Age of 70

Sew York Jan a Mrs Helen
krTdr.Dk Johnson editor and writer
died 40 her home here Yesterday uu
her -c,'utN-thlrd hrthdnN Mrs john
SON WtuIr several burks and MANY es-
say- and pamphlets "u suffrage
which were used 49, campaign mate
rial bl the Association opposed tu
the Extension ct suffrage to Wumer
Of which she was member.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
Inaugural Ball and
Other Festivities to
Be Held February z

tBy Evening" Herald Leased wirel
Santa ~. y. VI, Jan g. -
. WIth the approval of the cNccu- q
. tive, the date for the inaugural .
y ball and other festivities In q
. honor of the accession al Cover
y nor de UaCa was today sct Tor
. February : The governor cN-
y poets to he able To he present. =
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05

The demands Of the entente. pre-
scented late last month require an
apology and other MEASURES of repair
alton FOR the attack ON entente forces
u Athens. re-eSta Of CON
troll 10y the allies Of Greek railway.
telegraph lines and posts and a large
reduction iu the number uf Greek
troops under arms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05
sell TrawIcr, 10 AIlics

Toxic Jan. Up To the present
some thrty--lX traNlers nave been
sold by Japan Go the entente allioa
They are beiug used In war against
enemy submarines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-05

tcontinued on rage Two.l
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6DteIe.
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Die (6redldid6en 8ngern.

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The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
HARVARD ROAD
OPENED TO MACK

Harvard Homes subdivision in
Crosse Pointe park. which has just
been placed on the market by VIII
ST. John & Company. will open Har-
vardrd. thru. 10 Mack-ave.. insuring
the residents OF paved street run
ming from Jefferson-ave 10 Mack
The opening OF this subdivision was
made necessary by the rapid build
ing M OF G. n Haberkorn's Crosse
Pointe Park subdivision and Har-
yard-rd subdivision. both sold by
VIII St. John & Company
Five houses ranging in price from
$50 900 TO 100000 are either fin
ished or. under construction in these
two subdivisions. The opening OF
Harvard rd to Mack will give the
owners OF these houses access TO
either Mack or Jeferson-aves.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07
The Real Estate Market
BY DUDLEY A. SlODALL
Executive Secretary Michigan
State Assoc iatlon OF Real
Estate Boards

Turnout the state. and espe-
cially In Detroit. real estate op
orators report subdivision bust
ness greatly stimulated during
the past few weeks. This new
activity Is generally ascribed TO
the lifting OF uncertainties from
the public mind as regards the
effect OF the war on future con
ditions. II is now a well-recog
nized fact that all lines OF Undue
try are operating AZ capacity and
will be forced by the conditions
to continue this way for an in
definite period The result OF
this is steady employment for
the great mass OF workers who
constitute the bulk OF real prop
erty holders. Wages are tend
ing 20 higher levels, and because
OF these facts confidence is re-
turning 20 the public mind and
il r. perceived that continued
prosperity IL certain 20 mean a
growing real estate market and
It's attendant opportunities for
profit.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-07

New England Don Juan. Here, right
In the midst OF Brookline's blue
blooded families a man had been
living a double life,
on reconsideration too. II was de-
cided Mrs. Reyes could not have
fred the two shots thru her hand
into her temple That was a physi-
cal impossibility
Who. then. fred the fatal shots7
A mysterious woman" had been
seen by neiRhbors providing around
the Keyes home a Few days before
the killing
Then Reyes was closely quizzed.
he finally betrayed Miss Harriet A.
Varney. hospital nurse. who quit
her job az a m. the day after the
crime Miss Varney for six years
had also posed as Mrs Reyes -
times week Reyes took the po-
lice 20 her sisters home AZ West
Upton. Miss Varney was arrested
and-put in Jail
Miss Varney's alibi Is that she ar
rived In Boston from North Grafton
AZ l0.t5 about the time the crime
was committed and lunched later in
n Boston cafe with Reyes In n
letter she sent her sister that day
she said Reyes couldn't eat"
When inquiries were made of
Reyes he produced a dentist who
said he was in his surgery al the
time OF tho killing
This is the matrimonial career ~
Reyes.
Married Helen r Provan In 1899.
In 1910 she left him. In 1914 he oh.
tanned a divorce
In the meantime he had become
interested in Pauline Biesenbach.
his stenographer who was TO be
come the M fated wife No. ?.
Also. it is said. within this time
no became friendly with Helen Var
ney. hospital nurse and photograph
er's model
In August 1915. Keyes, In New
York. married Miss Biesenbach. 26
years old and 10 years his Junior
These are the hlghlight in this
complicated Staying mystery that
has besmirched Brookline's moral
character highlights that have
leaked ont in spite Of the secret
manner OF conducting the inquest
in this ultra exclusive community.
and the almost comical deaf and
dumb attitude OF the local police