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meeting, union officials declared, and the referendum vote was taken today only after William D. Mahon of De troit, international president of the union, had come here and personally urged the strikers to accept the offer.
 The men gain an increase from 48 to o5 cents on surface lines and from 51 to 67 cents on the elevated roads, with the eight-hour day time, and one half for over time, work and a rear raugement of runs.
 The total vote of both elevated and surface unions showed 636O in favor of accepting the offer and ending the strike and g974 against it.
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BANDITS BLOW UP TRAIN, SHAY 60

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Mexican bandits July 19 blew up a pas senge rtrain between Huamantla and San Marcos, less than 100 miles from Mexico City, killing about 60 passengers, including F boys from the German college at Pueblo, according to private ad- vices received here tonight by the National Association for the Pro tection of American rights in Mexico.
 News of the attack, it was said, had until now been suppressed by Mexican censors.
 Explosion of two bombs directly under the train was followed by
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tary Wilson of the labor department had told the foreign relations commit tee that even if the treaty were re- jected here Its acceptance by other powers would validate the require ments it contains that the president call the conference to meet here in October. He said under existing law the executive was without authority to act.
 Action on the resolution by the house is necessary before the presi- dents authority is complete.
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terim, the president vetoed the rider and the house was unable to enact it over the veto.
 The senate's action now places vir- tually similar repeal legislation again before the president. The only diff ference in the vetoed rider and the separate bill is that the latter would not interfere with standard zones of time.
 Senators, who voted today against the new repeal measure were: Re publicans, Calder, Colt, Elkfns, Lodge, McNarry, Phipps and Sutherland; Democrats, Gerry, Phelan. Pittman, Thomas and Walsh (Mass)
 Many Democrats Joined with Repub, licans in favor of the repeal bill.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-08-02
U. S. SENATE TO RATIFY TREATY -'-' BY END OF THE PRESENT MONTH
 POLK TELLS FRENCH STATESMEN

PARIS Aug (vas-Frank L. Polk American assistant of United French statesmen today that the United States affairs middle of that would 70 "a it.. Admiral koIchak head of the omskARussian
  added that 6osheVism country Questioned  it
  mandate He declined discuss the shantune question
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FACING
 B|GA|NY CHARGE |S FOUND DEAD

SAN FRANCISO, Aug. 1-The body of David E. Barney, of Sacramento. Gal. until recently a major in the U. $. army, was found in wash room on a ferry boat tonight a few minutes after the vessel entered at the Ferry building where officers were waiting to arrest him on charge of bigamy. Death was caused by bullet wound through the heart
 An army service revolver was ly- ing near the body.
 Major Barney and his bride of a few weeks were returning from honeymoon. according to police.
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Jail Hungary 'Red"
 Officials For Graft

VIENNA, Thursday, July 31.-(By Associated Press)-A number of communists have been arrested at Budapest charged with corruption Among those accused is M. S. Zig. vani, commissioner of production, who is charged with horse and cattle stealing. Artillery fighting was re. ported today between the Ruman- ians and Hungarians at Szolnok, on the Tpeiss river.
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CarranZa Soldier
 Accused in Murder

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-At least one Carranzista soldier is suspected of taking part in the murder of Lee Roy Move, American, July 1, at Tam pico, according to the first detailed report of the murder to be received at the state department. This report says that one of the Mexicans wore the Carrnzista uniform and that all the men were armed.
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PACKERS TO AID PROBE

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-Thomas D. Will son, chairman of the executive com mittee of the Institute of American Meat Pacgers, telegraphed President Wilson that the packing industry, rep resenting the five great packers and 200 smaller concerns, has decided to aid the high cost of living inquiry in every way possible.
 "The high cost of living is today the most important suggestion before the American people" said the telegram.
 "The Institute of American Meat Packers invites a thorough investiga- tion of their business and audit of their books by capable certified public accountants. Such an examination will disclose, we are sure, that the packers are not responsible for the prevailing high priYes of meats and other products which they handle"
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 1-Develop- ments today in the efforts of the gov ernment to reduce the high cost of living were:
 The house, at the request of Presi- dent Wilson, agreed to defer its plan ned five weeks recess and consider demands of railroad employees for in- creased wages; the senate again dis cussed increased living costs, but postponed action on the Myers reso- lution proposing reduction in currency circulation.
 The committee of three, appointed yesterday, to consider means of reduc- ing living expenses and report to President Wilson and his cabinet, be- gan work
 The national officials of the railroad conductors conferred with President Wilson regarding increased wages and the cost of living.
 To Probe Shoe Prices
 The house interstate commerce mittee reported favorably a res olution directing the federal trade commission to investigate the increas- ed price of shoes. Resolutions and pills designed to alleviate conditions or living were introduced in both houses of congress.
 Of the half dozen important devel- opments, however, the request of President Wilson that the house fore go its recess, at least temporarily to consider wage requests of the railroad workers of the country and to study economic conditions was by far the most unexpected.
 Congress Is Impressed
 Alacrity with which the house com piled with the request of the presi- dent was taken as an indication of deep impression made on members of
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DespOndent N. Y.
 Saloon Men Quit

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-Declaring that the public did not care for the brand of beer permitted under the war time prohibition act, 115 New York liquor dealers surrendered their li- cense to the state excise department today.
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LONDON POLICE
 STRIKE FAILURE

LONDON, Aug. 1.-(By Associated Press)-Tonight indications seemed to point to the metropolitan police as having met with failure in their efforts to bring about a strike. There was no sign any where that more than few hundred men had declin. ed to take up their posts of duty.
 These men were promptly dismiss, ed from the service.
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HOUSE CALLS OFF |TSPROPOSEO 'RECESSAT REQUEST OF WILSON
 IN ORDER TO PROBE UWNG CDST

Faced By Railroad Shopmen Strike Conuressmen. Deenv impressed, Prepare to Take Drastic Action to Lower Prices: May Sell Wheat Below Guarantees Prices of Last November Are Sought as Maximum in Resolution
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COPPER PRICE

Average price of Cooper for the week ending July s1 was 23.10.
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DON'T LIKE WILSON PROPOSAL CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-President VII. sons request today that congress ere.
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WEATHER

Saturday and Sunday local thunder showers, except fair extreme west portion; warm CT Sunday.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

~HE OLD WORLD seemed headed
for perdiiion when the fast
Stage coach service vas innu'
- guratcd between London and
rive IN 1874. IN The opinion ~ John
Cresfot who issued a pamphlet Of pro-
test an uphcavai Of everything was
due. Things were goinr TOO fast
Could be good pamphio,eor awaken
from his long sleep and see the bomb.
ing Of London or the mad race fof
tpeed IN transportation o. men and
food IN this war no would doubtless
aihnk tho world bewitched and pray
der the quiet Of thu famed Mermaid
dnn AZ Rye There GOOD Queen Hess"
once knlgh.ed three gentlemen OF the
town and then g promptly went back
40 sleep. What would Croaset think
90 sec tho neroplane mall depart on
schedule every day from Washington
for philadelphia. New York and Bos'
aonf what would he say 70 having a
woman motor cop stop hint Much
has been written about tho romance
% the rails" but nos u u tbs romance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20
AT nm rAsTIMr

The feature showing al the raatimc
iheater yesterday wns the Fox drama.
-huchAnan's Wife. an adaptation Of
a novel b. Iustus Miits Forman. VINO
lost his hfe ln the tnruedolnr 81 the
Lusltnnia. Herbert buchanan j. n man
- wealth. but. of morosc and miaIu-
thropic temperament a profound stu.
dent ~ mesmcrlsm. hNruaflsm q
other mental sciences no tntea n
strong fancy 20 n vaunr woman who
disiikes him and b. in love with uuoth-
Or aud Younger man. but who arrcrH
while under the spell ~ bic hypnotic
lnfluencc. e. many him.
one nirhf. in n nt Of moudlnrss
buchanan disappears. Hia wiiC goes
abroad. where she meets tho sweet
heart ~ other days. just as matters
are reaching u critical stage Tor tho
two. the woman Receives word that q
body reFrmhllnr hat ~ her mlaslur
husband D. ikiuF in an American
marruc. nwaitlnE Identification she
sails Tor the United Sfatea ldcntlfies
tho corpae a r. h~uohIran. amt b. thus
fci free % marry the man % hcr
eholcc.
Thon tho mlasiuF buchanan turns
~ ~ a ~disrcuuiuhle tramp. ana CONT
plirafiunr Of an intereHiiuE and cxclt-
inr nature develop Prom the stand
point of plot, thr story b. one of M
best shown here this year u reads
nkc a book. flowing along smoothly
and cntcrtulnlslEiN itE chief appeal
h a. women and H. theme j. domestic
happincss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20
GOVERNOR LARRAZOLO PIERCES
CAMOUFLAGE IN INTERESTING
APPLICATION FOR A PARDON

caused his arrest and wanted him
hanged So De- pleaded ruIlff 90 sec.
ord degree murder io etHdu a hang
irr Surely the Totrrnor could see
that
he couldn't ffc naked where tho
man vas from and was informed thnt
the case hi Z been tfisd lu San MIGUEL
county. the former homo uf Dts "a.
c,lisney. ife asked tho cuntlrf's name
and the approximate uMc nf Inc cnHf
Then be- laughed. which mo friends
though. encouraging. " snsn't
The governor wrote fu o. rirrk 10
Enn Miguel county and asked if ho
himself had not defended tho man
The unnwe said that ouf o. A. TARA
rnlp had represented tho convict
- remember tho rusr said The
governor today Tlr man hsn uo
money and tht Judge appointed me
d defend him BE confessed hiH hor-
uhie crime to me and ! tod him ne
ought 20 hams Induced him 90
plead guilty and rnt thn Judge % no-
cept the plea of rcund degree muf
der Hs's m for NE ana nH Ions ha
Tn governor Pc stays there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

but ihsro must be- conservation.
That is another % tho great Lessons
which tH.u war has taught The Hp'
pI.la 'u fUr individual and 90 ih' hF
II.lu,.s concern alike Tho gasoline
'.. sHudtys through which tho coun'
f1 recently passed showed 'ho nation
tHlf This product must ns' ho wasted
Tho auppI, was not unlimited rul proc
Iuut.on could not keep up 10 the heavy
demands Tor var purposes The sunla
be- frIp after th. w8r The president
af "a large automobile concern pointed
out only tnc other day that 'hrf' go
h, "a s,yius Of millions ~ SALONS -
rHsHlIur hy proper adjustment OF no
cars trrhurrfur and ON ihc basis y
@ 0Uu. 900 glIr 20 tho United states -
which about hnlf ,rc ~ daily zee, no
frur,i that this SAVING would amount
Go gIa 900. 900 gallons Il year. which
ai iuo average price % 20 cents a gHl'
Ion would hc worth t22si2b,oup
There b. need for improved and az
tended transportation systems ana
'hoy viii come. In the meantime 20
great is the demand Tor food In ~
rtrfs ofthp world that no t]ranspug'n.
filn must be- lost n must be con
srryod In the same way that copper
and IRON and wheat anil beef and every
other product BE- saved That Is Why
me National War Garden Commission
.s urgng everyone 10 plant victory
Garden IN 1913, for every homo voge-
table plot means an addition 20 the
vitality needed worlds food tupply nui
nls1 a saving % transportation VITA
millions o. such gardens there VIII be
% rrolt %rolo1so ~ freight cari ani
motor trucks ana Of men for other
work.
More and more viii tho motor ,ruck
provide the transportation needed "a
holp carry the worlds supplies. Thou.
sands Of miles ot roads Will be ,h.
proved 10 that tho automobile may
go speeding on rs way Withou, u
tho war could not have been won.
without u the work Of reconstruction
and tho progress Of mankind could not
80 ou. In spite Of old John Crossat
ana his diltriho against stage coaches.
the swift carriers VI today move on
around tho world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

nYrr .r.unf Dbl. ..If 81. f..lf.4
rv 49, au.r.t t .w l.t.i'., .
arrh matr.rr O. ...I 1
trrv ,,. .rf
ioru Il, ,,rtt,.. 49,.
r.t r..fn. 100
TO-, n,.I.r .,.t
aroft,r n..It.r
'i' pr" iNrlh OF 'oNi. Know
p" love tu one ih.t
NNi h' iih fiiI amounted 60 ul.
h.p.l tnioHl lui rnuli give
f my iilNnnM united rIHns
lN "' or 81" ihn tl'Ai army "f
NV,'n iliH I"i NlH "k'
unnecessary Wnf the hrNi
iN'N-Ni
Gould not 1 woman h. enul wife
o. good mother pnI rIi ha u rooI
business wumunf SIS set %, hHI NOT
asked mD Boo sn mHH WORT. fa mufU
hfui hui nr soon would WHHt SHOULD
2 fuli tIm Do ht eouii NOT trr.s fH
HI'nu ms in Hu un NrhInfor.d with
mN PLANS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

guNITIR y.
never tried in uitru0f Low
Walker. never usc1 upon him Hut
little airs ard cfarfs which T. in come
mon with ofIlor wumnn POSSESSED.
hut gradually began 20 Clr0 lof
hm That b. : cnred mote ttln
eve had Tor ans other man.
az course nuor I graduated had
thr usual attention fhHf Young sooicn.
mriH have especially % thsy have
wealthy fathers bat the Wur foliuN
"a 90 quickly amt most OF tho yourf
mon in our 90 either volunteered ~
were among the urHt drafted. that
really VAS equally friendly with them
an Then GENE ms war work which
absorbed me almost entirely. and
lafhrrH death ilntd'H evident pleas.
urc beg ml society niriguod me thHi
Z afll Possessed o. little charm iu
spite of my work nHttsfod mo- into
fhinklnE more OF hm tNIu perhaps
uar uHfrnnfci. Ht rraf
Thrn one lnk Dee skei me if Bot,
might call 80 mo- home uuh,aI.
taiinEiY give him permission W.
lived dAIntll. ouf home wuH uftrtu.
tive. and ms mother was o. islirhf.
ful womHn uf thc world although
slightly lntnldcd Why should Z NOT
receive him
80 called then after chat cam,
often. urrHHIuuIlIN either diufH
with him or o to tho thrnter our'
OF twice che subject of Woman. eco.
MONTE independence htd hsrH
hruuthrd. und De- u%usuuiNusHilN Ho.
cried hcf entrance n ths huHinfH
Nnfid rHtr HH a last resort Z thuUHlt
with 70 smile uf tlp unIN mH WITH
whom ! bad ever hsNu friendly enough
Co UiNr him renHuU 60 make love fH
mr HrruHni HAYNES "Hud couldn't
imugn r lloyd walker. man uf Gel.
Naurri idfHH Iu huHiUfa ru%HuIurnifN
huliinE the umr nHfHuw We've Iu
r.sHri 90 ome thslr plHr. BOZ tho
Hthrut uf thInEH
cant ckulaIu luHt Whf vlfn hH
uus an omphuur hud tho idea Dr..
talked that way unlf In wHkr m0
argue with him luf ! dId know
De- liked mo &C. hHd mot ms Boa uH
business capacity once said thI.
Co. him. thsu added ~uurHIrrlh.
Had Z not been a huHfnfa woman
sou mIrht never have mot m,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

santa Ne. Ian. 20 -ooNcmor %. a
IArrurolo will ncruftnlzr carefully all
applications q pariOnn received 10
him ~ thr future Not that the gov
ernor has betn Las ~ hts respect, but
because. "a uae his language. he at
most had one put oysf on him"
The executive Wa approached "a a
week bs Inc fuenda Of an inmate Of
ported 10 be- 40 Innocent victim Of
parted 20 BE- an ~"innoccnt viCt0m Of
the mieappilcatlon OF justice or
something ~ the sort Tho man had
served eight years tor second derrss
murder and had pleaded guilty 20 the
charge. hut he had done 10 merely
hecnusc tho circumHtnnual evidence
might convict him OF first degree
murder had he nor ontsfei q second
degree plea
Thut puzzled the governor. WHY
should a man plead guilty 20 murder
He couldn't understand why n -
asked the ~convlct'a frlenda Well, they
explained. the man had struck his
wife and later she had died from
other causes The mans enemies had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

one factor In iliH new sy.'um. AIR.
planes Cor The thousand ui., distance.
trains Tor thU 900 m.is a1d motor
trucks for 'ho 800 mlo lI.flncr..
hala about tho schedule. 3s Doe o.
urDi % out.
Motors Changed Warfare
~ H nr call from 90, ilys thf
old stage coach. from tuo luliaus
birch bark canoe lu which h. trans.
ported hIH HupuIigs and from me first
trains That 'aprd' along fhs tracks 40
rho brcnfh-fHN rs plrO Hf twelve miles
an hour fo rh. iIy 10 the aero and
the express motor truck Thrro BE- mo-
f|rgI'Cr fcyu'ut.r on 'i.u that which hll
lo,n hrought about which b. D.eu
upa boz prnEf' fhe wofli'a trans
porfl'.on sy,iems Tho War Iu boon
largely responsible Tor this. fJr % haas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20
AT TffE Ideal.


The Disciple" written BY ~ nnr-
rett Mccormick and Thomas "a. lncc.
viii BE- presented a. one q the hir
features ~ the Trlanrle's program
AZ the Ideal thenter for The last time
TODAY, This n not only remarkable 60
a play. but also ~ puftinG forth the
fnforlte star. william = Hart
eat u spectators trnseiy from beEln-
ning 90 the close characierllss this
story. A frontier missionary william
=. Hart Hffer rnnqueflnT Al The point
o. a revolver the hostility % tho Cow
punrhrra 20 religion and huiiflnE his
church, 'isplits with 0od because hi
wife clupes with Doe Hardy. a.
physician and the village saloon keep
er. with his little daughter he goes
life.
hut the ohna falia IN Of mountain
fever. Just al this time Harry finds
a necessary 20 return ID The village.
Mary returns with him. and IN a vlo-
lent storm comes 90 her husband.
cabin. Houston takes her IN Tor the
chnd's sake. ife goes for Hardy a.
ne enly physician who can aaNe tho
child. The Guilds NE n saved. Mari
forced 20 make her choice between
the missionary and Hardy. points 10.
ward the child and goes 10 his bed.
side.
Houston 10 about 20 kil Hardy whor
he aees a vision o. the cruclflxior
with this legend IN the sky above m,
three croasra. Father. forrlvs them
FOR thry know not what they q. Hs
relents. md Hardy goea forth free.
The Triangle eye Tor detail l. cxcr.
clsed nplendidly IN The Disciple.
The sets showing The western villaes
and the cruclflxlcn leave nothing "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

Of the motor
~ AIR Post
n q transportation that De- saying
tic world iodly. and since that hls.
ioric DAP Last July whom $50 motor
trucks rushed "a ioi OF American troops
70 the front a. Chateau Thlcrry and
held the German af ths Mlrnr. start.
Ing them on thor humcw1ri mp TO.
ward Berlin. no n need have any
scar Of 'spccd James = BItksIcc.
fourth assistant postmaster general.
announces she other day that Eve
shall BOON be- moving tho mn.ls-1nd
malls will include "a whole unexpected
variety OF ;hlngs -ln now modes De-.
fore the generation finishes ami thon
10 added hat acceptance unt motor
trucks would be carrying a large part
" the malls while trains would be bur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

Unless you have q very large puul-
NY house % Will pay 90 shovel n
snow away from the entrance ucca-
sionally 20 that the hens can rct out
on the ground. There d. something
about contact with mother earth
which L. inviForatinr Some % the
muH expert poultry keepffs make n
point ~ settling their chickens into
the open alr rs the time they are two
weeks Old. wen though he Snow he
three feet deep They simply clear
away u space H Few feet auunrr amt
Oct the youngsters run about iu this
NnnW bound yard. This one practice
seems tu mean the difference between
success ana failure when the chickens
ore not VERY robust
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20
At the Theaters Today

ksT1ME-"Buchnnan wife" with. Virginia Pearsoni
The huaicel Tramp with Charlie Chaplin.
"B'--"ln Pursuit Of Polly" with Billie Burke Current
Events.''
LyRIc-"A NymFh Of the FoOthuls." with Gladys Iesiei
and a comedy
fDEAL-"The Disciple with William = Hart The Late
Lsnisntsd" a Mack Senncft Keystone comedy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

knoVn 90 motian picture thcatcr-
roers chief amunt these ~ Thomas
Mcirhnn. "a player - drlirhtful per
sonaiiiN, who plays oppusiie 10 the
star.
The .manaecment Is repeating the
"Curreht Events rcol
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-20

@ $500 H.Il' tne woman Whom I
uls. mt u.. with rp Uu, NOR win
lus uItsiir interests am pHlr"d
m.., thHu q ,su express Or YOU cared
.ur m, .ou would rINr up this plan
of tuHI. o. ls Dol -Hf. off madness