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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
WHITE HOUSE GETS
SETTLEMENT FLASH
Direct Telephone Wire
Connects President
With Indianapolis

WASHiNGTON, Dee. io.-John !. Ree.
ran, Of the United States employees compen.
sation commission advised Secretary Tu.
multy az the White House this afternoon
that Secretary Green Of the miners union
had informed him over the long distance tel.
ephone from Indianapolis that the presl.
dents proposal for settlement Of the btu.
minous coal strike haa posn accepted
Mr.. keeran had arranged for direct
telephone wire between the white House
and the hail IN Indianapolis where the min.
ers met and said that the message from
Green was receive about 8.i5 y IN. eastern
Time Mr. kecghn said he had arranged the
conference between the miners officials aud
Attorney General Palmer last Saturday at
which the presidents proposal was sub
mittrd
after news came ~ the settling Of tho strike
The word passed quickly In onhclal circles
and administration officers frankly expires.
sed their relief Il was said there would be
no statement from tho White House
Representatives nf the mine workers voted
down proposal 90 reject the strike settle
ment according 10 information reaching
Washington froia Indianapolis early in the
day
a second motion. that the PRESIDENT pro.
pn.al BE- submitted 70 referendum vota Of
the member NJ the union. which would In
NnNe delay Of weeks. also was said to
have been voted down
Acting President Lewis ~ the mine work
crs. according 10 the information. slid the
presidents oder would he accepted before
uIEhi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
MEXICO OIL
CURTA|LMEMT
HURTS j. 5.
Shipping Board to Lodge
a Complaint With
Wilson

WASHINGTON Dee. i0--Curiailment Of
oil production In the Tampico. Mexico,
fields as the result of Merican government
dscrees has become 80 serious that Chair.
man Payne of the shipping board has pre-
pared memorandum on the subject for
President Wilson. Representative Could
republican. New York. announced today
after a conference with the board Of chair
men.
Representative Gould also said Mr. Payne
had written Sserrtsry Lansing urgently
pressing the Importance of protecting the
American supply Of Mczican fuel from
illegal Interference BY the Mesican gov.
efnmcnt ~
Chairman Payne wss quoted hy M
Gould a. saying that fuel oil reserves on The
Atlantic coast nov were 40 short that a
cessation of receipts Of Mexican oil Tor q
very few weeks would emhsrrass the opera
tion Of the government merchant marine.
oil output practically has ceased A. the
result of DEGREES promulgated by President
Cafranra aud the general attitude of the
Mexican government toward torsign oil com
-panies Chairman Payne % the shipping
board was told today by delegation Of
American oil men. headed by D Il. Kellogg
Nss YORK
Drilling of new wells In the Tumpico Dis.
tfici from witch comes much of the world s
oil supply has been prohibited by the Mev-
team government the oil men said and there
have been dihcultie. with transportation TO
seaTorts for shipment and other handicaps
shipping board onieials conceded that a
situation ns Outlined By the oil men would
have serious effects for the American mcr.
chant marine as the boards supply comes
largely from the MrSican Aelds The board
nsw BE- operating SOME iGu uil burning ships
aud the store. on hand will not last Bofe
than two months
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
u. S. is AWAITING
CARRANZA REPLY

wASIilNdrON, Dec. i0.--Additional In.
formation regarding the transfer Of the cAss
of American Consular Agent Jenkins .from
the Puebla siaie circait court 10 the federal
supreme court was expected today by state
department officials. brief dispatch yea
terday from the American embassy a. Mex
leo City said simply that the transfer had
been made on motion Of jenkins counsel.
Officials also were awaiting with grow
ing impatiencs the reply of President Ca.
rraasa 20 the last American note In which
the United States took the position that on.
y the supreme oouri had Jurisdiction under
the Mexican constitution over foreign con.
sular representative In he1ico.
Meantime. Jenkins Il Al liberty on i.oO0
pesos bond furnished by }. saii-s Hansen
without the consent Of the consular agent
aud now Is ~ Mexico City canferrlng with
American Charge George snmmeriln regard.
ing his cAse. He stiil IL under charges of
giving false evidence 10 the PueblA court
in connection with his Kidnapping
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
CARPENTER RUNS
BARRAGE OF GIRLS

PARIS. Dee. i0--The enthuaiastir wsj
come given Georecs Carpenter on his return
Monday night from fanGon Were he de.
feaief Joe Beckett tie English heavy
weirm boxing champion. oontinued unabAtci
Yesterday. Police "barrages" we're re-
puirei every time the ehsmpion appeared on
ths streets snd at one time he wss obliged
to take refuge in a boulevard restaurant
which was hesiogcd BY vast crowd
One little midineite broke through the 20.
lice Gordon and entered the restaurant with
huge bouquet Of flowers which she pre
senied 90 Carpenter The latter offered the
rirl handred fraas note which she refused
aging
= wnuld have you Kiss me
Carpenter kissed the midinetie on both
theekr. lie was greatly affected and naid
"a u any wonder ! dread to think what
would have happened had been defeated
at London %.
Captain ffeuteaur the aviator. who was
recently elected 10 the chamber Of depu.
ties, was introduced 10 Carpenter aud con
gratuiaisi him on his victory
II wish had o. many Germans TO my
credit a. you have said the pugiliat -
would feel proudeF ,hsn ! DO nov. But 1
wns always poor aviator.
Referring 10 his proposes match with
Jack Dempsey for 'he woriG's championship
Carpenter declared.
am not making any claims At this time that
J shall be yiciorious But ! shall meet him
without the slightest feeling Of fear"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
REFUSES TO
GIVE REPORT
ON RADICALS
Secretary Wilson Turns
Down House Immi-
grafton Committee

WASHINGTON, Dee 90 Secretary
Wilson today declined TO transmit 30 the
house immigration committee the report Of
A. W. Parker, formerly. % the immigration
service. regarding he administration oi
Frederic G. Howe as immigration commits.
sinner a. New York. Mr.. Nilsan said that
because Of the confidential nature u the
report public policy required that II be not
made public.
Charges had been made before the com.
mittse that Howe was friendly with lhe
dangerous aliens held at New York Tor ~
er general Of immigration. told III, com
mittcs today that howo's resignation from
the service was not purely voluntary.
Mr. Caminetu asked Tor time 10 consider
reply 20 question why nndsslFahle
aliens could not be dsported 20 Germany
Austria and Russia. when American troops
were servin In those eonntrics.
Figures introduced during the bearing
showed that more than 400 warrants eharf
ing anarchy or unlAWful destruction loi
properly had been issued within the last
40 days. Prom 1917 TO laat November /.
teI such warrants were issued resulting
in 90 deportstinns. Many other deporiA.
ion cases are pending
Commissioner Caniinstti told the com.
tnittec that there we're no substantial i'm.
perfeciions In the Law affecting aliens. par
ticularly anarchists
Secretary Wilson personally promulgated
the ruling that mere membership in the
/. W. W. DID not consulate q violation oi
United states laws relating TO anarchy aud
other deportahle chares he said
Skiifuliy worded.
The l. W. W constitution h 40 skn.
fully wordcd. be declared. shat the laws
are not violated although that IL not To- be-
construed ~ meanhs that ! don't believe
some J. W, W officials preach anarchy and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
HELD AS HEAD OF
COUNTERFEITERS

BAN FhANCIsCO, Dee i0l-Mariin
Cleary. former San Francisco sAlos.-kesper.
said BY the federal authorities 70 have been
the had of band Of men who conapifed
TO counterfeit bonded warehouse stamps was
arrested here on a charge Of countsrfeitinR
Several thousand Of the stamps were found
IN Cleary's home here. u was alleged. John
n Ahisicr aud Harry Blain were arrested IN
connection with the same charge By the
United States marshal
The arrests Of Cisary, McAnister and
Blain followed that Of J. J. Boyd. IN Sal.
Lake City, who was charged with dealing
In narcotics. number Of the counterfeit
bonded warehouse stamps were found In
Boyd's possession. the authorizes claimed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
MOTHER FOUND
FOR BABY IRENE

TORONTO. Ont, Dee. t0.--Mary Ryan
was declared the mother Of BABY Irene. e"
whom Mrs. Dolly ~. Matters Of Chicago
claimed as hers. In = Judgment handed
down by Judge Lennox. In the Ontario su.
prcme court. Mrs. Matters. VINO Is on bail
on a charge of kidnaping the child, will lose
the right TO large estate Wiilsd her by her
husband on the condition Of her becoming
mother. u The court decision is upheld on
appeal
Judge LennoK decided that the child
should not he removed from the courts iur
isdieiion until time for an appeal has elapsed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
MEXICO FEELS
SAFE WITH WILSON

MEXICO CiTA Dec, lO.--President VIII.
sons decision To take complete charge Of
the Mexican situstion is apparently pleasing
tn the Mexican government. Louis Cabrera.
secretary of the treasury ana government
spokesman declared when intervie~ed that
questions arising between tho two countries
could best be handled BY the executive DO
partmcni At Washington without interfercnce
frum the senate.
Adviocs received from Puehla stated that
the hearings Of William o. Jenkins. United
staies consular agent, would be continued
on Wednesday a. result or Jenkins at.
uinpi 10 be re imprisoned Or freed uncordi-
tiunaiy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
BAN JOHNSON WINS
BASEBALL FIGHT
" I'd a..o.I.rr1 eaIa.

NEW YORK Doe 90 The 'iusurFsnts''
boo thc American league we're ousted from
she directorate to-day and board favorable
tn President Hlu johnson was elected
johnson. contract was upheld by a vote Of
the board u has ton years 20 Run.
FRANK Na1In OF Detroit Thomas shihe Of
Philadelphia Philip ID Ball of S. Louis ana
Bcuiamin Minor of Washington, were elect
ed in place u james G. Dunn Of Cleveland.
Harry France of Hostnn. Charles Comiskey
of Chicago aud Jacob Ruppsrt of New York
The lgsi three named have hcen conducting
warfare against johnson
Immediately after the election Johnson
wss served with papers iu three suits
brought by Rupert and Huston. one suit
attacked the validity Of lohusnn's 20year
contrast ~ president ~ the league. An
other seeks damages for his actions as re-
cards the New York club
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
YAQUI BAND
MAY SURRENDER

AQUA fhiEIA sonora, Mexico, Dec. 10.
Word has reached here through military
channels, according 10 siatement made 10
the Associated Press by Roberto Carriilu.
chief ~ the federal secret service Of tho
northern district u Mexico that band Of
100 warning Naqui Indians under comma nj
0f Chief kasnm has sent word 10 the mill
tnry commander ~ the Moytemma district
Offering 20 lay down their arms aud surrsn
der 90 the constituted authority. provided
they were granted amnesty aud given GER
tain lands in the Naqui river valley.
The request. according 10 tenor Carriiio.
has been referred 10 Mexico City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
OLD FASHIONED
WORSHIP URGED
Interchurch Conference
Asks for Return to
Family Altar

Return to old fashioned homely worship
around the family altar where the best re
ligious education and inspiration are begun
was urged At the session uf the interchufch
world movement state conference this morn
ing In a discussion Of the spiritual resources.
The snthroam-ni ~ Christ In the home
life ~ America was discussed under the
general theme FOR the day The ohiectivss
and Goals Of American Proicstantisn.
uihcr topics wsr. Christianifiug the Com
muniiy aud The nynamics Without
which the Mechanic are Dead short
talk. on these subjects were given by liar
old NcRohiuson and e. , -trnuns. leaders
in the conference Zach topic was followed
hl g. discussion tu which experiences crit
iri.ms. aud problems were heard from the
members oI the conference
More Prayers Urged.
Prayer united aud individual prayer b.
The greatest power uu earth, o. was aEFrcn
ny all the Minister. but the problem 10 how
60 get people to come together Tor prayer
The answer i1 that question was riscd by
one oi the ministers. was given by Mr.. Nc
Robinson People will be- driven 20 prayer
when they are made to realize the over
whelming problem of the church TO Chris.
tianiEe the world
The afternoon vas spent with the discus.
sion of religious education. and the adequate
support for trained leadership ministers now
IN the pulpit and provision for those who
have retired
An Of the delegates me, for luncheon 20.
rethcr at the Alsarado At noon, At which the
program for the iuterchurch world move
ment Wa act up
Following Is 'he registration Of attend.
ancr by churches
Chrisiian-Ruscoe r. Mn, Albuquerque
Rev Sidney NJ bedford Roswell d. y
sellards, Carlsbad y j. Reasonrr, Dem.
ms G.orge y. Gorbsu Albuquerque. Al.
fred q. kuhn Albuquerque.
Congregaiional--Mts Laura Coons, Az
nes T. Maynard. Albuquerque; Mrs D. n
H,ald. Albuquerque. : ~ Wright hur
Icy i. " Clatsun. jr, snte College Otto
j Srheibe Albuquerque. Rev. liius his
sell. Jr. Gallup Mn Hins Bissei Jr
uaiiupi Rev y Moya. Albuquerque.
Episeopalian Miss Kathleen nm clay.
ton
Lutheran Rev, A. M Knudscn. Albu
querque.
Methodist Episcupal- " Richmond
Nils state supervisor D. u. Raley. nel0
department rhosuix Aria Rev = Is Gar
ella. Albuquerque Mrs, l.. A, Portrrfied
Albuquerque Arthur Payen. Albuqu, rqus
Mrs. aud Mr. D. Hickey. Alhuqusrgue =
Alonso Bright. Alhuquerquc; Rev e o
b.ckman Albuquerque Rev. A Is. Weaver
Lstanria Rev. : Thomas springer.
Rev j. clyde keegan, Ration
Methodist Episcopal Suuth-A. l.. bow
man. Albuquerque. Marion browning. Tu
| cumcafi Rev a. " Cumpbcll Aiamogordo
rtesbyterinn---I g. Caldwell. Albuquer
I que y " Robertson. Albuquerque Re-,
| John = Burns Albuquerque j W Windrr
/ Aibuquttquc, q. Nandventer Alhuqurr
/ que Ira u MeClymonds, State College
| NictoriHno Naldes, Albuquerque. Rev Hen
! ~ %. Moore Alamogordo Rev red T.
/ hnlineld Clovis Myfou y Iinrld Lagu
/ ma. Rev. " A Erwin. socorro Rev. D. l.
I BrAndner Pennington
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
RECORD RAINS
IN THE SOUTH

ATLANTA. Ca. Dee iO.-rorrentIal
rains that broke oil records here and al
other points In the south save way today To
freezing weather that adde dto the misery Of
thousands made homeless by fleod waters
IRON numbcrless riven aud smaller streams,
Little loss ~ lie has been reported. bat
property damage was said 10 be heavy.
soldier aud two Girls were drowned
near Atlanta last Right when their automo-
bile went down with the collapse Of a
bridge over Utoy creek.
official reports show that the rainfall
amounted to 1910 inekes At Meridian.
Miss, iiT5 inehes At Atlanta and i22l
inches at Selma, Ala.
West Point. Ga. on the Chattanooga
river, waS reported entirely submerged 10.
day, the water standing to 3 feet uecp la
the business section.
The town was isolated with the exception
uf one telephone Wiru 20 Atlanta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
BUSINESS MAN
A BANK ROBBER?

salt LAKE CITY Dee 1O-TeicFrams
received here from Nrrka. CaHf. state that
y Davis alleged bank rohber under ar
rest there for thr robbery ~ the Weaver
willie. Calif, Trinity State hank November
~ of approximately $4,000 has confes
sel &, being jefferson Howell former Salt
Lake business man
Howell during biz residence in Salt Lake.
posed A. a wetlth, mining engineer and was
well known His vito and 10 year old son
still live here
Huwel's operations a. bandit began 2s
years ago when he held up a saloon At Mary.
vale, Utah. according TO Chief Of Police
white. Since that time u is said numeron.
bank and mine rohherios nave been traced
to him lowells favorite loot, IL Is de
clared was gold bullion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
u. S. KEEP HANDS
OFF IN SIBERIA

HONOLILVI Dec lO7"The United SIate8
government has notified Japan that Amer
ira has adopted the hands "a policy IN
Siberia and will send 30 further assistance
90 the kolchtk forces, according 10 Toxic
cable published here by the Nippu Jui, y
local japanese newspaper
Reports have been received from frkutsk
Tho e.hssrtm continued, that the American
members of the railroad commission uulor
John o. stevens are leaving their posts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
ADVANCE OF REDS
WORRIES JAPANESE

WASHiNGTuN. Dee t0-The japanese
ambassador Mr. shid,hhra, has held sew.
cral conferences with Secretary Lansing Tor
discusslnn ~ the whole Siberian ques.
ton Il was learned today but no agree
ment has been reached.
The rapid advance of the Boisheyiki in
siberia has caused concern IN Japan and =
movement hss been started there looking 10
the adoption In Ecc0rd with the allies u a
strong policy in dealing with this speed VI
the Bolshuyik menace
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
Flies England to
Australia and
Wins $4,000

PORT DARwIN Australia. Dee. 10.
captain Ross smith. tho Australian
aviator arrived here today from EnE-
iand thus winning a prize Of 10000.
offered Tor the hrst aviator TO make tho
voyage
Under ttp conditions laid down by
the Auztralian government when u Of.
fcred prize for making q hight from
England 10 Australia, the distance Of
1850 miles had 10 be covered within
w days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
MELT CANADIAN COINS
TO OBTAIN SILVER

UITAWA- DC Iu7-Th0 hlFh pTicF
whira bar silver has been commanding in
the metal markets of the World may ne.
erssitair O reduction of the nneness ~ the
eiloy from which Canadian silver coins arr
struck % aas anthoriistiyely stated here
today.
With hullian prices a. ihc present level
there is too great tendency 90 withdraw
coins from circulation and melt them fof
commercial usrs. 10 aas said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
ZAPATA GENERAL
REPORTED TAKEN

III PASO Texas. Dec. I0.--Generai Luis
Medina Narron. leader 0f the zapata fac.
ton IN tho lsthmus of rehAlniepec district
~ Mesieo. bas been captured by federal
forcss under General Aleso Gonzales. ac.
eordlng &C. a report from Mexico City 70.
eeiysd here today ny Andres q. Garcia.
conful general for Me1ico
The report TO Consul General Garcia said
large Numbers Of zapatistAs recently had
surrendered 10 federal commander
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
FLYING PARSON
ON THE CARPET

WASHINGTON Dec 10 Lieutenant
Belyin " Maynard vas ordered today TO
report Monday Co Major General Menoher.
director ~ military Horonautics, 70 explain
tho statement attributed to him by the an
81 saloon league of America with reference
10 the use ~ alcoholic liquor BY army air
service pilots
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10

PHOENIX, Dee. io.-ryler berry, tp..
eiai agent and Louis @. Market. mlnsysl
examiner. both Of the general land oinea
were here today from sunta y. n. ~.
ehseklng land office records. Market losxes
ihis evening for Tucson aad Nogales while
on tho border he will investigate the lieu
selections Of the Santa 70 railroad. Il was
stated AZ tho land office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-10
NO RELAXATION IN
COAL RESTRICTIONS,
GARFIELD DECLARES

WASHINGTON. Dec i0.--There will
BE- no relaxation u restrictions on the
uss of coal Tor the present ~ the result
of the ending of the coai strike Fusl
Administrator Garheld announced late
today.