Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-06-17
ANARCHISTS ARE
Be INC HUNTED IN
GREATER NE v YORK
Congressional ProbmgS Al
ways Make Wall Street
Laugh So Little Is Learned
From Them,

SPECIAL coFREsPoHoUsoE TO MORNING JoURNALl
New York June 15.-Wllh thou
sands of armed mHn combmg this city
for anarchists ana bomb plants, by
far the biggest man hunt that ever
extended over Greater New York is
today being ceaselessly pushed 10y day
and by night. Besides an army Of secret
service seuths. almost all the detec-
tees, stool pigeons and paWolmen
on the whole city force are now CIV
ing time and attention to watching
for the slightest trace of the bomb
fiends who threaten to repeat their
outrages of a fortnight ago Since
these anarchist crimes arc condemned
by New Workers, from Fifth avenue
to the poorest tenement quarters, ii
seems sure that much can be accom-
plshed here to rid six million souls
of the score of plotters they would
pursue and punish.
Leak Laughs.
Once again all wall street is laugh
ing over congressional probing into
its information leaks, that are always
heard about unofficially. but are never
found by an official taking of testi-
mOny. With witnesses coached by cor
poration lawyers of great cunning, the
men on the money market have never
found that legal inquiry into their
sources for advance tips yield much
more than vague surmises and a great
deal of splashing with whitewash
brushes It the nations senatorialj
sages can really trace the treaty draft.
that everybody downtown believed had
become dog-eared from perusal by
the magnates, it will be regarded as
record in such inquistions, by the
scoffcrs of the street
Merited Medal.
OF all the decorations that Uncle
Sam has bestowed on war workers
behind the lines, the distinguished
service medal conferred by Secretary
of War Baker upon Father Burke
last week, is regarded by all the peo-
pie Of this metropolis as most mer-
tied. Through this able Paulist priest,
who supervised in Washington every
special war activity of the Catholics
in this country, co-ordinated in the
National Catholic War council, New
Workers know that one of the greatest
of war work accomplishments was
achieved for the whole nation. While
name Of Father Duffy will always
stand on the over seas roll of honor,
the men who met the nations press
ing problems at Washington declare
that Father Burke will also rank
among the first of Americas chief
servants at the capital.
Roadway Rights.
Joining with the rural residents all
over the state, the people of this town
are starting n mighty movement to
demand good roads for general traf-
fic, before the state commits its credit
for any other less vital public i'm
provement owing to the ragged roads
that block business and pleasure tray
81 FROM end to end Of the Empire
state, it is estimated that millions of
dollars will be lost this season to the
towns with which this and other cities
should he connected in every section.
Before the state considers wasting on
water power schemes for city consum-
ers much more money than
than would be needed to re-
build its roads for everybody, it win
be insisted that the highways that
pass every home in the commonwealth
be made much more passable and
useful.
Fight Fans.
Turning fro mthe battlefield to the
squared circle, fight fans throughout
this town are this week preparing to