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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18

Illuminating are the comments on
each song, especially those from Zuni
and the Hopi pueblos, that are print
cd ON the program. Tremendous APP
plause was given several cowboy songs
collected by Mrs. Bullin from Lee Witt
of Taos, and. also to songs of the
southland which she transcribed and
recorded for her negro folk song
books. Altogether twenty-five numbers
We're given in this last concert, cover
ing the widest imaginable range and
yet all from the hearts of American
peoplcs--white, red and blacll-Jew,
Christian, Gentle and Pagan
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18

Mrs. c. Il. Fisher, who has been in
San Diego, Calify for. the last five
months, has returned to her home
here, at 4o1 South Seventh street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-05-18

Continued on Page Four.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
Profits on Dry Goods
and Clothes Will Be
Fixed This Afternoon

Fair profits on dry goods and clothes
will be determined this afternoon when
tha local committce. operating under
the I.aver food act meets Mt 1880
o'eiock in the office OF Colonel C. f.
Kelley. at the Capitol
The committee at meeting last
week decided VIVA. would be reason
sble return to this merchant In the
handling Of sugar and -four These
rulings win be cxte nded gradually to
sikhcr commodities coming within the
pfryisions OF the federal statute.
ne maximum profit to be mace on
sugar IL hxed now by the United stat"s
equalization board. 4 Eovernm Z n
xGency called IN to hcing for the aur-
pcso at bnyinS raw sugar, bringing
Il to the renneries and then directing
the distributor Of the finished product.
This agency viii automatically cease
10 function on January Il but this con-
svol II exercises. y, 4. Bethel chairman
III the Richmond fair prcnt COMMITTEES.
aAiA last night. VIII be continued under
the provisions OF the Lever act, which
~ very broad IN its Rnplication.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15

Atlantic. X. J.. Dec 14.--fn a last
franatir effort to win back tho love
OF her husband, Mrs Esther Blahs
ga crifIcaa htr S5year-old son, JAMES
.ir. by tossing him 10 hts death in the
ocean.
THIS was the theory advanced leS
tho police after the body OF little
"Buddie" who was reported by his
mother as having been kidnapped ~
two uniformed negroes who held her
IN FRIDAY evening. was washer ashore
this morning, four blocks below tho
picr from which he apparently had
been thrown into the swirltng waters
immediately after the battered and
bruised body or the lad had been
given up ,y' the sea, formal charge
of murder was perferred against the
mother and she WAS removed from
her home a. ventnor to the Atlantic
City hospital prisoner. Without
the slightest trace Of emotion she re-
ceiyed the news that her boy was
found deal and manifested no sur
prise when Chief of Police William
W. SpariSue read the warrant accus-
ing her OF the murder.
The only feeling she displayed at
hrss was cne OF bitterness toward
SprAguc for accusing her of killing
her boy. But OF sudden she turned
from the group surrounding her IN
tho hospital ward and moaned that
she wanted 10 dic--that she han
more to live for and ouly welcomed
the moment which she could Join her
little "BudGie'' in death. BuryinE
her face in the pillow she cried that
she couldn't stand the Terrible
trouble she was facing and begged
she be left alone 10 face her sorrowss
Fleeing together the threads in the
shattered romance Of the beautiful
woman and her husband, Phiiadel-
hhia broker the police came TO the
conclusion to-day that it was her over !
towering love FOR him and her ardent
desire TO VITA him back that impelled
her to send their boy 10 his death.
II was hattlc OF mo<Aer love against
the wifely lcvc for = husba MD love
tlaAk insteAd Of -dasnutng with four
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
ORGANIZATION OF
COMMITTEE TO Be
COMPLETED TODAY.
viii Select Chairman to
Lead Campaign o f
League in This City
NAMES OF CITY
Committeeman
Organization Practically
Complete for great
Campaign for LAWN
forcemel1t and Prohibi-
ton

Selection today Of . chairman OF
he city Advtsory committee viii
complete the organiza ton In Rich
nnond for carrying on the campaign
hsre OF tho Anti Saloon league OF
A0ericA to secure funds for the
1ouble purpose of law enforcement
and the Advancement OF the prohibit
TIM movement in foreign countries
The nominating committee which Will
name the chairman Is composed OF
Raw. George w. Mcdaniel. D. D.; DR..
D. r. Anderson and James r. Jones.
Those who have been selected 70
eeFve on the city committee are Or.
a. n. Anderson, p. J.. Anderson. G.
d. Arendail. A. $, Bartlett. Il. I.
1ailey. John l.. Bray, w. r. Bryce.
4 z. bishop. ]. w. Brinser. Rev. r.
r. Candler. j. W. Cammack. rev. j.
y. Carey, A. L. Carson, e. v. Carson.
Rnhop James Cannon. Jr.. r. II.
Msrry, n. ". punkley. Edward 3.
Dunford. r. b. Dunford. A. d. David
son. Hev. L. s. Flourney. A. @. Fros-
tick, John B. Gayle. c. B. Givens. r
e. Goode. Rev. w. T. A. Haynes, j.
d. Hank Jr.. n. c. Hawkins. Jr.
9. A. Hawkins. Rev. c. A. Hall. b.
y. Hamilton, william p. Harrison.
I4uther r. Hit. Rev. David Hepburn.
l.. II Jenkins c. A. Jenkins, Jr.. Rev.
y.
KNAPP. Rev. r. Laughton, ReY r.
r. Iumpkin, DIR. G.. n. Lambeth.
Lewis f. Machcn walter D. Melton,
r. r Marsh. Thomas b. Morton.
Ress George ". Mcdaniel. D. n, s.
=. MeNickle, Mr.. Markham, Rev. n.
II. Pitt, -. D., Charles S. Peers, Rev.
Frank W. Pratt. Rev. L. Powell.
f. n. Phillips Clyde II. Radcliffe, ].
n. Ees5d, .tr., w. w. Richardson. Or.
l. Connie smith. n. w. Smcthie, w.
+. snnithdeai, =. r. Sadler, c. G.
spur. G. Il. Stone. Frank A. Scott
1rhH A. Tate. !. RI, Taiiaferro, r. ).
IeAEie. vi. q. Tiller. q. W. Thrcok-
morton, George r. Turner, Arthur w.
IVA, George G., White. Charles 4. VIII
Nss 1chn r. Wicker. Jr.. Q. w. Wcr-
skant, n J. wiilingham, ar.
Organizations In the eighteen cam
rairn Districts Of the state have Just
about been completed and the fieid
managers win begin the week with
ali the machinery necessary to pre-
pent the cause To the people of the
Anie. Director I. c. Darlington will
annnunce from headquarters at Muir
phys hotel within the next day or
tvo the names OF the state chairman
and the committee which will servo
With him. This committee will In
Guide the leading and the most in
fsuontial men of Virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
ny ANDREW .soYrER

Seldom has a more select asserbfsge
Of forcefui. earnest uneelnsh men and
women of North Carolina and from
many sections of the Union ever been
held In that state. than wAs held in
Greensboro. December >. IT was
privilege even to be locker or in
vienna 1t was inerlrattonAl to listen
to the great men who advised and con
ferrcd with those less expert. in urE-
ing forward a movement dtted not 10
the size of little Americans or North
farolinians 1t could only nave swelled
with pride the hearts OF state Dircc-
tor C.. H. Mehane. Organizing nirec-
tor Harvey Holleman ana the lss
county and district directors and mem
ters OF the advisory boards. with Mrs.
AL Fairhrother. director of thu wo-
mans auxiliary. to hear from men who
have grown gray IN expert organizing
ork In the cause Of temperance and
4 umanity upiift. religious and patriotic
ration AZ well as statewide campaigns.
eu.ogiums fos having done marvellous
thing Completed 100 per cent organ
nation Of big state in fifteen days
effort
zone gave the appearance to an on
locker. of any trace Of pessimistic IN
stinct, or Constitutional grouchiness-
The men wore all smiling. the women
beautiful in their personal purchritude
and spiritual phyctngnomy. and All
wetc happy and cheerful.
DOES NOT MAKE THEM STERN.
Modern moral sclf Ibnegaticn doe sn't
appear any way. TO make fOlks look
stern and forhiddinE. a. II the picture
Of tho ancient mortal saints The pur-
pose thought. OF this mclanEe Of light
81 matters. and vet the diverted ray
often warns most. is to demonstrate
10 all that one 10 NOT at funeral whom
sticking CLOSE to one OF these Law err
forcomcnf and psotibition extension
gatherings. whether It bo held la
Greensboro. iaantco on the sea, or Mur-
Thy on the mountain So do not fear
10 attend them wheu called: Is safe and
cane recommendation from ono who
knows
N 8 trenchant.s epieranaatlc. inssxuc.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
nan 1,osr LOVE roR HER

wears of separation, Only increased as
time rolleA ON
HAD LOST LOVE FOR HER
Time an again she had Souehf 70
rckindle the fame that had diekered
and gone opt but ~ no avail h!a,sc
had lost all the love he ever held for
her. go he told Chief Spareue and
spurred her every effort to rccoucli-
iation. He nayer denied her the priv
,less. OF saeinS III $50 .eh'idrcn Butt
die. aud the 1>fAycar old Esther = a
privilege granted her under the
court order which separated husband
and wife In Baltimore four years ago.
He too. often saw her. but was ever
trans in declaring that she never
again coui,a he a wife 70 BIN
While Chief Sprasuc commended to-
da V that fn~' wortan's mental condi-
ton was aggravated by Inc. CONSTANT
use. Of drdss Il WAS this overpower-
ing love for her husband which actu-
ated her 10 slay her scr. She, had
Told Sprague that "BuddieN stood be-
tween her aud her husband she
knew that Blake had always cared
more for the lad than for her. even
before the trouble arose which cul-
minated in a legal separation.
In throwing The youngster to mis-
death frosa the pier al the foot OF
South C..> bridge avennc ~ Friday
evening. according To the Thief. she
was not bent on ayenging herself on
the husband and father for the lose
he denied her but to arouse, iii hin, n
sympathy Tor her which could nat be
denied and which might evcnluate in
their getting together once more.
That the murder WAS premeditated
s,t,,ef cpr,s ss,t.> declares hS has NO
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
Griffith and atty
Safe in Port After
-Four Days at Sea

New York Dec 14-"David w Griffith and his entire
party have arrived safely at Nassau have just been In
formed from private source" Albert Grey, MIR. Griffith
New York representative informed Universal Service late
tonight.
II have been furnished with details but the fact that
they are after four days enough the moment has
afforded us relief beyond my powers Of expression.
1T has been very hard during all these hours OF ANXIOUS
waiting for the word that they were safe which seemed
would never come.
Tomorrow probably shall know the circumstances
which kept party of touch with the world for four
DAYS and in spite they found their safely to port
at But will be content with the news OF their
safety 80 .'aAAanA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
JENKINS CASE MAY
Be DECIDED TO-DAY
Mexican Supreme Court
Expected to II a n d
>Down Decision on Kid
mapping Of Consul

Washington. Dec 1.-THE Mexican
supreme court is expected tomorrow 20
hand down a decisin in the case of
William O. Jenkins. American consu,
agent who was arrested and irnpris
oned on the chargs that he ccnspired
with bandits who Kidnapped and held
hin, for $4,000 ransom
II the court renders an adverse de-
cision. justifyLnE tas action taken by
Mexican officials against the Ameri-
can agent. 1t will sorce the state do
rartment which has, contendcd from
the very start that Jenkins detention
was illegal and unwarranted TO seess
redress from, the White House on tie
ground that there rad been a denial
Of justice.
Thus far Carranxa has not replied
to the state departments second note
which reneated the request for the i,fa-
mediate release rf Jenkins. several
weeks have passed since the dispatct
Of that nctc. Meantime Jenkins was
released through tiickery, but this
episode does not figure at all ~ the
present controversy between the state
department and the Carranza adm ints-
tration,
" nat inc FfSstDtFt VIII 90 W .h~
event the state department places m"
case before him is nroblematica'. Had
the matter been left 1T the hands OK
the state department IL. would undouht-
eddy be the practice Of the department
20 send all the tsctr to congress HI.
the rret iden.s action toward the rsss-
tuition Of senator Fall which called fo-
the withdrawal OF recognition from
carransa and the severance OF all
y f1Yo gfr 81 nth hj- Unattended
government. has inset any such risn.
II it ~crs contemplated
BETWEEN Two PRESIDENTS.
As a matt.r Of fac. the case now les
between the president Of the E,ited
states and the president ~ Mexsco. The
Mexican srnstr which deals with for
al ru aHafrr. by revpiE tfoa hsx srnurw-
cred Csavran1a ato~e 10 handle affairs
between the TriteJ states and Sss
iro" and President Wilson has indicated
TO con gress that when hr needs IT'S as
sis.ance he win ca'l on Il
The state dep,r;ncnt today was
awafting official conformation OF tho
repert from San Francisco telling of
the arrest there Of Lieutenant Col mel
eM Enni'io Circios. a Mexican army Of
Gcer who hal Jus, arrived from japan
He was taken into custody by United
Statesg immigration snsnectors. 1t Is
understood here that his examination
by the officials viii verify or disnfove
the statement that ne went to T1rar
On a secret mission. II the mission. was
in any way connectef with the Unite
| states government ms case would h,
brought TO the attention Of the state
| deps rtment, The commissioners at Sar
! Francisco have reported in general
! WAY 70 Commissioner of immigration
| C'aYoinntti here the arrest Of Ctrrlcz
| ana MFR c.arinetti approved the steps
| taken by them. but he is awaiting th'
! details before decidtaE IN exactly ~hai
! action to take
| Ne information mad come to the de
| rartrrent today of tbs report thai VII
| nstss had cartured two Americans am
| ono British subject when they enact e
/. the carture ef the tcv n,scf Murants
| The report said tn kritfsher had sub
: sputlenttN been released
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15

searching five hours among the
smaller islands lying between this
CRY and the cnpitai OF the Ba-
hainas, stopped overnight In Mas
asu.
The airplnnc returned this
afternoon, after again conduct
ing n rigid search, and the air
..,cn reported having seen no
trace OF tho missing craft,
E. n. Rcinllartit. manager Of
tho Aero Limited. said the boat
was not in the harbor OF Mas
sau when M left. and had not
been there.
Grave fears arc expressed herr
for the safety OF the party rs II
Is thought tho motor may have
failed 90 function and that the
yacht may. have foundered In the
storm, or may have drfftcd help
lessly in the Gulf stream and
horne, az the mercy Of wind and
wave hundreds of miles north
of this place.
Search for the missing Rosan-
Dire Is likely to he greatly ham
pcred by the local weather bI-
rsau's storm warnings advising
vessels against leaving port a.
strong northeast winds were pre-
dicted for today and tomorrow.
Sensational reports of the Ros-
rndre having grounded at various
points in tho Berry Islands.
group 81 tho Lesser Antilles.
when traced down were found IN
In, without foundation. Ah@or
lnteiy nothing has hcen heard
from or of the Rpsandre since
she left here Wednesday.
New York. Dec. 14.--<sionm
decpcned in tho ofSce< OF the
David W. Grifith corporation to-
night over the disappearance AT
sea of Mr.. GrjNsith, tho noted Atm
producer, on the gasoline driven
yacht Rosa pdo. together with IS
actors. actresses and camera men
and the yachts crew Of utlc men.
when the latest dispatch from
Miami brought no cncoura ging
news.
Th, following telegram was re-
ceivrvi ~ 3 o'clock tonight by
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
on Organization Conference
Held in Greensboro, N. C., December 9

tive address before large audience
composed Of delegates 10 the wort ~
hth'tion and Law enforcement corfer-
cnee for North Careilra, and citizens Of
the city OF Greenetoro, BiShoH James
Cannon, Jr. literally stormcd and went
over the TOP Of tins old alcohol limo
All by himself. and several times tec.
And the people made the grand old
West Market Methodist church ring
With cheers. even IL a glorious wunar,
Mrs, Lucy Robinson president emeritus
Of Greensboro Wo4uan's college, was
acting as chairman OF the meeting.
As missionary htaton for the Al. l.,
chuhch, South. for Mexico. his account
OF conditions there VAS much ncre op-
tlmistic than tho usual press rtports
would indicate. and his discussion of
the European situstiou as he saw Ii
from Paris 1T the peace congress was
broadly Instructive. chaste language
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
I'm HAM" MAKES SEVERAL
INTERESTING PREDICTIONS

New York. Dec. little ubh-
nans VIII nominate Middle West mar
(foY the presidency. conciiiatnr
IKE Senator Frank Kellogg. Of Min
reHota, or Senator Kenyon. of Iowa"
VAS the prediction Of James Hamil-
Won Lewis, OF Illinois tonight at the
Hotel Hfltmore.
ignoring President Wilson ~ a
third term nominee. he predicted that
The Democratic candidate will prob
nb3y be either william q, McAdco.
Robert Lansing. Vice Preside mt
Thomas f.. Marshall, or Herbert
Uo0vcr.
He made one other prediction;
Yhe result of the next election IL
fffnay to be so uncertain as TO throw
he presidency into the house Of rep
vueentatives for decision another
Hayes and Tiiden 1876 contest with
cut It's political crimes"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15

Washington. Dec. H. The
navy department and the coast
guard service continued today
their search for u. ". Grtihth.
the motion picture producer and
members Of hts party.
The navy department yester-
day sent out general order to
Rear Admiral n. G. Decker. COM
riandapf ut Key West and In
charge OF the seventh naval dis
frict to distribute to all the ships
In the district waters the fact
that tho Griffith party had not
reported. Another orfIcr WAS sent
today to employ destroycrs and
ali the aircraft available
Miami. Fla. Dec. 1.-THE
yacht Rosandrc. known here as
Tho Grey Duck. her former
ramc. with David W. griffith.
famous motion picture producer
and q party OF t1trty-six Others
including the crew. is still miss
Ing. The craft left this port
Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock
with one days food supply on
hoard for Nassau. capital of tho
Bahama Islands. Under orti-
nary conditions she should have
reached that port by 10 O'Clock
Wednesday night.
But n Is known that n gale has
heeu raging among the Bahamas
for the past week. and that the
Rosandrr's motor WAS giving
trouble WHEN she starred The
l&Mt n Mow four days overtime
rnd no word has bern received
from Nassau 10 indicate her safe
arrival.
EARLY reports from Los Angeles
saying . cable was received that
he would spend Christmas In New
York. were denied here on au-
thorftafiyr Information. II was
sisted that II WAS manifestiy i'm
POSSIBLE to calac from Nassau
because the cable - not opcraf-
ing. All such messages from
Nassau come through the wire
less station here
An airplanc, owned by the
AERO, limited OF New York.
operating . commercial line he
tween Miami and Nassau left
here Saturday morning and after
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
LONG EXTENSIONS
ON LOANS RUM0RED
Report in London that u.
S. Will Not Press Pay
rnent of Interest for
Three Years
BIZ n. r. MURpOCK.

London, Dec Ito the flood OF
reports and rurnors that has been
filling the British and French news
papers ever since the momentous
Downing street conference began was
added today the speculative assertion
thai American ambassador Davis had
assured the French and British prem
iers the United States would not press
payment Of the principal OF her loans
to the allies for the year-s-
Id this way it was declared Amer
lea is willing to help in bolstering mp
the badly demcralized exchange and
at the same time make il possible
for Britain to aid in the industrial re-
construction OF France.
The report was strongly reiterated
today that America will be asked Of
fictally by the allies to announce her
intentions in regard to the raufica-
ton Of the peace treaty. the allies ex-
pressing their willingness to accept
reasonable reservations"
II Is further declared unofficially
that Italy remains. for the present at
least. minor factor in the new Euro
pean concert
Her foreign minister, Signor scia-
Lola. 1t is explained. has been unable
so far to obtain the assurances that
Italy demands with regard 10 the
Adriatic solution However, the
premiers of Britain and France
strongly hope that a satisfactory soiu-
ton OF that problem Will yet be pos
sihie and that II will be followed By
Italy's joining the new bloc" of
which Belgium is mentioned as the
desired fourth member.
NEW SUPREME COUNCIL
There were renewed assertions To-
day that a new supreme council VIII
be formed. TO be composed OF the
preuaiers Of Britain. France, Italy and
IL desired. by Washington, a represent
tattvc w AmertcA--if not without
American representation
should America definitely keep out.
II il asserted the council will be sup
planted by a new military council
amounting to an armed alliance OF
Britain, France and Italy with Mar
shall Foch ~ the head.
In the event that America refuses
TO accept mandates a joint interna-
tional commission Is pr1posed Tor
European Turkey. with France get
ting the control OF Syria. and Britain
that Of Palestine and Mesoptamia-
The beffef prevails here that actual
confirmation of the new European al
lance will be held In allegiance pend
ing the finai decision of America re-
garding the treaty. However. sub
stanttal advance already has has been
made. 1t Is believed toward making
the new alliance q reality.
1t Is Eel. that the American am
bassador ss now In position to tn
form President Wilson of the feeling
Of the allies and of the spirit in which
they will consider the Republican res
ervMttons.
The hope In expressed In some
quarters that this may lead to a
compromise along lines that will not
affect the fundamentals OF the treaty
from the allies point OF view.
The inquiry addressed to America ts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
RESUME OPERATIONS
WITH GREAT ENERGY

Washington, Dee. IA. At
tarney -C.crieFaI Palmer. 1t was
sinnopncrd tonight, las asked
permission to appear before the
senate subcommittee investtgat-
ing the coal situation, To reply TO
the testimony given that body
Yesterday by DIR. Harry A. Gar
Geld. retiring fuel administrator.
Mr.. Palmer would like to ap-
pear before the subcommittee
tomorrow. but II Is doubtful
whether or not an audience viii
~ granted him then. MIR. Pal
MGR was informed that II might
he possible for him to come be-
fore the subcommittee Tuesday.
When DIR. Garfield was a witness
before the Subcommittee he
sharply criticised the plan of
settlement of the coal strike
agreed upon by MIR, Palmer and
tho miners representatives.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-12-15
RHEIMS CATHEDRAL 10 BE
RESTORED FOR $40, 600 .OO<

Paris, Dec. 14.-The Cathedral OF
Rheims will be restored within the
next ten years and the work will
cost 50.000.0 200 francs NORMALLY.
$1o,0e0. 00o1 according to the esti-
mate OF the architect in charge.
The restoration of.the cdfficc will
be complete except for the lie stze
sculptured figures shattered BY shell
FIRE. Many fragments OF stone al
ready have been replaced BY means
OF an artificial giueing process.