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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-01

New York. day o. Mercantile pa.
per unchanged; sterling 90 dnv bills,
fGaN commercial 90 Jay bills ON
banks fe2A commercial 90 day bills
fG2ia demand. 500 y cnhlca. fG7 b
Mexican dollars unchanged
boN crumUnt bonds strong. railroad
huuaiH firm.
Time iounA strong unchanged Call
money Strong high q. low. % ruins
rate 90 closing bid. 5s offered 10
Ga last ioun. is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-01
THE MARKETS


View YORK.. May Traders Dr., orv,l
tho continued hraNinasrs of United
States Steel the apathy ct rails ana re-
actions uf I To q points in Enysri 20
the prominent pool susa dufing TIE
morning stock session. The reduced
activity OF the morning rvntrrrd ii
ahiupinra. MOTOR ana D. % gprr-
uhafIFo oils Hnd fousl hnroH Auautic
GulI American International Marine.
S~fudphnktr. Stutz und General Motors
Kelly Springfield aud keystone Tires.
Royal Dutch. Sinclair. steel fouudfN
American and Baldwin Locomotive.
OHIO GHH and Sugars and Tuhnrrus
represented the ,hicf elements of
strength ut gains OF I to 3 points.
Liberty huudH Weru strong
CLOSE
American Surnr ..,......s....ll N
\ o. g. Ions
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Denver |Ii,c-i@k.

Denver. colo. May o. cattle. re-
rrlpfa 100. market duh. dragN hesf
sieotH. $4,000 Nii.fh3 COWS aud h'lf-
efs. gfO.OUn tIe7b, stockors and
mtthTt.
Hogs. receipts lfout market weak
Tcp $40 20: bulk. sis mftpSt
Sheep. receipts 400; market 10 20
90 cents higher Lambs stTsimflN.h1
owes. tta~shnt1A2b
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Legal Notices
roTrcr rnn runLrcar1oH

NOTICE. roR PUBLICATION
Department N tbs f~nt-rinr q. q tanf Oflcr
81 SANTA ". \ ~ March 9f taIg
NOTICE. b. herrly FiFsn that Jose Chln
shur N Corfen. New Mesirn vhnsa Wd entry
vas rrinstaiHd uffnhsr 90 1917 safIai No
rl1n7 fo- EN ~. Section gn % MI
ssr'irr 10 ToershIr ~ 81. Nanrr , West
n N y MsrdIsu. hss filed notice ~ in.
tsniion 90 mate fsevear Proof Co. establish
slaim 10 ihe land above dsssfihsd. before
Voted States Commissioner 81 Aihuqusrquf
hsfnalIlln CaunfY New Mezirn. o. Ne tfh
DAY ~ May 1919
claimant ramfs - witnesses. ieWis
castillo salvador Carrs Roman Chnvss juan
Dei.adlto. al " Cnfrss New Meriso
FRANCtsCO DELuADO
Register.
A. T. see l. Il -
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dI,Icarn ~I,rtnln.c.

chicago. MAY D. Butter. lower.
creamery. f2cm see
Erra higher. receipts % G37 raHpH'
.nrsts. Hiscu CSC. ordinary nra's. 80
Tff. ut mark. raises Included 81 ~
20 CSC. stnrprc packed nrsts. fltacp
&c. rNfuts Nac
Poultry alive. unchanged
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has filed notice ~ l~ntsnilan 20 faaks three
year proof 90 establish claim 10 III land
stoss described. before he County Clsfk %
randuyal Cuuniy ~ h-fnsiiilo. sandaFai
rnaniy, Nss Msalco o. he gth dsy u Nay
leia.
Namirer. n Cabsruu. n N. nunaciano
Remirrr ~ causron. A. A. Leopold Jar
milo. - Caheton. \. n Rafael Iaramiio.
FRANCISCO DrI0ADO.
REGISTER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-01

New York. MAY Liberty bonds
CLOSING piccs aaA t1s.7Os FIRST q.
fph 90. fecond u.s.. ShitOi thifd
49,. t1tff. flourish as tBiei
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Department N The %intsfiar g. $ land ~
Nufirr ia hrfstY given that Hsfefira
Hnmirsi d. AmIo. ~ ,ahst0n y ~ Who
ON March a. teta made humssiead sntrY
SO uIsu1F fHr So sWt and ~ . SKI.
sse 90 md ~ wv Section ~ Town.
ship 10 y Range y " ~ A. y Meridian.
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Srw MExicO crsrnAI aAnwAY
rAssEAoER rRAis scaEDuLr

No. I connects A. Tqrrnncs uith n r =
n W No. 2 from " rass and No. 4 frum NJ
east A. saata " With u. q u. q for Denver.
No. . conaecis 81 kennsdy With A =
: y No. 10 from Albuquerque ~ willard
With A r. A y y tfnln for Moantainaly
p a = W No. 4 TOE aaAta hoaA Tueumeafi
and ths east
Ter further infornansr eommunseais vitA
n .. eE0oEneoN.
1rAfffc Mahsgsr.
SAINTS ~. n. n.
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FOR SALE

%. 0Oo-s-room frame. bath. Fiasscd.
iu porch, large lot, nne shade.
n. End "a.
o.. 00O-S-room. 2 story. brick and
phinKie dwelling. modern. good
lawn and shade. good location.
ard Ward.
81. bO0-7-room. ? story fmme mod
ern, fireplace. good loration In
Highlands. close In.
o. .7So-s-room. 2-story, frame. mod
ern, lot ~i00xifi, garage. good
ou~,buildings. south broadway.
clonc.in.
tt.9O0-b-room cement block hunEa-
low, modern. built-in features.
gungc. West Coal aNonu
tb.eto-S-room frame, modern. CON-
pietely furnished; also one =.
room frame bungalow. modern.
with sleeping porch. also q 2.
room furnished house. all on
lut 7bNtf2s Income fTa pet
month. Third ward. close-in.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-01
FOR L y~pewriters

ALL KINDS, both nav ana second
hand. bought. sold. rcnted and re-
naired. Aibuauernue T~vpewriter Es.
change. Phone eIl. i21 30. 9th. Sc
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WE HAVE SOLD our lease "a Y "
g. A. and have every piece % fuTnl-
ture iu our store Tor sale ut q az
rnin Must ytcatr huilding In June
COS.
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PIANO TUNING

j. n. Edwards-ruuine and repair
Ing nf an musical Instruments. Phone
7oa. Residence. less North Eighth
street.
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NOrIuE oF sIiEIurF-s SAIL.

VIII v w NItNattttN FNtNH
~ TUE DISTRICT COURT cot NTN
OF uEHNAi1tIu. STATE or
NEM MEXICO.
3 g. nnidrfdre lumber Company. =
Corporation. riainun. ta. William
T.. Siuley and COMPANY, a corpoui
ton. Defendant. No. iis1N.
Noiicc s hereby gwen that hy vir-
tue OF the attachment a. execution
issued In The nhoNc vutitlcd cnuHg, y
thr undersigned Sheriff uf berulillo
county. will aell 60 b hirhcsf and
best bidder Tor yaah at ton O'Clock On
tho forenoon of MAY .tth, 1919, az
the AlNlradu titrma north OF Alhu-
uurrIuc. the following ARTICLES tu-Wit
Ono feed Eruder,
urc pump
several iced and water troughs
Finn feet of hose
Thirty feet 4 inch heltinE
SiN hundred feet Of lumber
Said Fll. being made 90 satisfy the
Judgment issued In said cause
RAFAEL GARCIA,
Sheriff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-01
Our Bread Man

uEc Of the most skilful iu tho
business. What be- doesn't know
about bread making isn't worth
knowing just 10 prove a. your
self how foolish il q, 10 swcItor
oycr a hot oven, try a loaf Of our
light, white, toothsomc bread
Once tried 10 is always u fayou,c.
Pioneer Bakery
207 South First Street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-01
MONEY TO LOAN


MONEY TO LOAN-BuiidmR loans
al Q per cent One each OF $1,000
and 5000. Phone 2t0O-R3.
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FOR sALE-Real Estate.


FOR SALE Lot on North Hlrh 100
feet from Central Ave, vast front.
Phone i.fI-i,
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LAND o., 70 SALE $40 acres smooth
raw pfuirIr pnd For particulars
cain ai office Horse shoe BEND utl
AssuyltiInu pos West Central Ave.
switzcrs Barber shop. ASK for D. u.
Mana.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-01

SHADY nook RANCE offers excel.
lent room and hoard Attractive
cottages Accommodations available
Thomas.
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BIDS ron suPrLIEs ron NEW MEXICO
STATE rEHITEN1IARY. SANTA re
NEW MINICO

Request To- hlds fof sapriifs consisting ~
Nfuerfies. Nests De- Nouds. Leather aud
M N~avsmtsf auth islp D. allied tnr sid
bids 90 boz 10 me office N no suusfIntsrdsui
0f tha psniteutinu sf santa Fe. New MeNif1.
r0t later thau y tu % tlurh. A ". Msinss
any Ma lrth 1919 List ~ supplies Nant
81 Hlso hiaut proposal vii De- sent on -.
plratnn
~ order of Hoard ~ renitsntlary Com.
rfprL oRriz superintendent
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FOR RENT


li1R RENT Large room. especially
adapted fur laundry Water. lights
arwsruFc connection ul boz. Du ground
floor j. r. GiIrd. Sturros hotel
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FOR SALE 10000 acres of land in
san Juan county, NUw Mexico VIII
yell single sections Also landsrrip
for sale Immediate delivery Hugo
svnherr. Ration New Mexico.
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A. FLEISCHER

REAL ESTATE. FIRE AND AUTO
NOZZLE INSURANCE. LOANS
rhunc ga III south touruh
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FOR RENT-Houses
FOR RENT-Apartments

tpW REST Furnished apartment
gas Nurth seventh.
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BOARD AND ROOM

ROOM AND BOARD AZ tho incest
place In Albuquerque 20 spend the
summer Mrs Albeit, 1901 Fast Sill
yer. Phone $50
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FOR RENT-nooms


FOR RENT Large, front down
stairs room 10 West Slower Phone
IAfN-M
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FOR SAiE-ice cream fountain,
chairs ana tables. also butchers
block on Fast Central
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ron SALE or RENT Bir double
stores in splendid location Tor any
kind ~ business HiF-gie South Sec
uud. T. H. Eahiu Phone so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24
OUTPUT CUT DOWN
BY LACK OF CARS

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Dec. ?3.-Car
supply for the Chesapeake Il Ohio Rail
way in West Virginia. was not much
above 45 per cent to-day. this being
drop of about 30 per cent from Monday.
Monday profitcd in car supply
through the idicness OF the mines on
Sunday, the shipments for that day on
the ChcSaprakr x ohio amounting 10
l@O.3GO tons. The New River fields had
Is IDLE mines because OF the car short
ag" but despite this tho shipments were
1870 or 9S per cent of normal
District -l7-I!nitcd Mine Workers or
Amer 49,, r..- -'IrT existing trnup!" 10
the federal commission. President &. +.
Kecney stated t"-day. On" item in the
grievance list is the allrk> discharge
Of workers at the coal river mines be-
cause Of their local prominence and in
flucnCc among their Co-work"rs. These
discharges resulted in the others quit
ting work.
The commission will he asked by the
miners officials to decide tho appliCa-
tion Ct the wage Increase in District Il,
provided that this differrnC" is not ad-
juStcd in the meantime hY the r"pr"SHn-
tativcS Of tho miners and operators.
President kcency declared he was
puzzled over tn" opposition ~ tn" oprr-
atorS to the federal commission.
"Bcforr the strike began the opera
tors proposed arbitration" said Mr..
Kccncy, "and they demanded that the
controversy b" submitted to board to
he named hy the President. The miners
rejected this proposition as IL came
from tho operators Now. however, the
miners have accepted arbitration when
proposed by the President. and the oper-
ators are fighting against it.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24
AGREEMENT REACHED
FOR ILLINOIS MINERS
Although Both Operators and Miners
Declare They Are Not Satisfied
with Commission Plan.

CHICAGO. Dec. ga tentative
agreement applying the fourteen percent
wage increase settlement of the recent
soft coal miners strike was made today
by representatives Of Illinois coal op"r-
atnrs and miners The agreement pro-
vidcS for I flat rat" Of II cents Il ton
increase for pick and machine mining.
Nardagr and dead work rates in effect
October a. will hc advanced II percent.
ROth sides to the conference express
cd dissatisfaction with IN" national set
,lemcut and declared that they would
present their objections I" tn" national
commission appointed by President Will
son
The tentative agreement Will he rctrn-
active to November !. the dat" Of the
beginning Of the strik" for engineers
nn1 others who were engaged N keeping
,hc mines in condition during tn" strike.
II also will he r"tr0aCtiv" tO November
for miners unless the lntcrStnt" COM
mrrcr Commission decides otherwise.
tho operators announced.
Tod1y's agreement WAS mad" IN ac-
cord with the understanding i'll other
districts Of tho central competitive
field tho operators declared. Outside
day labor at Illinois mines would hG
naid II pcrCcnt more than tho rates IN
eGr,C Ct October 81. with minimum or
st97. they said. Engineers Will receive
il percent increase.
The eleven cent a tOn lncr"aS" TOT
mining was considered an approx ina
ron nf the Il prrCcnt and Will" not en-
iirelv satisfactory t. the miners. the
agreement was reached as necessary
rTyis Of understanding urttl rermd-
n"nt agreement could hr negotiated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24

|. LAWTON, Mich. Dec. 23.-Josepn ~.
virgo husband of Maude Tabor, will be
arraiEned on a charge Of murder. Pros
ecuting Attorney Glenn warner lhoi.
Gated tonight when he stated To tmH' hnr
mother OF Maudc. that Virgo performed
an illegal operation on her daughter pc
fore the lattcr's death. completed the
states case against the accused man
Mrs. Tabor. who Is 80 years ot ase ,c9 -
cessnry after the fact, according 10 the
The body Of Maude Tabor was found
in a trunk in the Tabor home. Nofem-
ber 80. about three years after her DIS
appearance. 1t developed that virgo
had made her his fifth wife, and Mrs.
Tabor declared in Il signed statement
made public to-day by the prosecutor
that Virgo told her he did not want
any children.
that after her daughter died she slept
beside the body for seven days. ana
that then Virgo placed II in the !ounS
woman's hope chest" and hid II IN the
cellar, the authorities declare. AL the
coroner's inquest the aged mother de-
MED that an illegal operation had been
performed.
tradiction to the story told by the aged
woman at the inquest. covers 50 pages
and was made to him, Warner declares
m the Jail at Paw Paw. near here. short
ly after midnight.
Mrs. Tabor charges that Virgo. who
vas married 20 Miss Tabor about
year before her disappearance. In 1916
look her to a deserted farmhouse some
where in the nelghborhood Of Lawton.
kept her there three days and then
Wrought her home. where she died. The
statement adds that Virgo crammed the
body Of his wife into what was to have
been her hope chest" and conveyed It
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24
.PLEADSF FOR HIGHER
TEACHERS SALARIES

PITTSBURGH. Pa. Dec. 23.-1n-
creased taxation for public school ,pur-
poses in Pittsburgh was announced TO-
day by the Board Of Education, whIcn
fixed the 1920 levy at the limit, ;:
mills. The board decided not to attempt
any 'uilding projects under present
high prices for materials and mi
NOV IS rejected s2.000.000 bid 70 on
str .c;ion Of the George Washington
high school. Marcus Aaron. member OF
the board. declared school conditions
existing here obtain Throughout tne
country and he warned that the situ-
alton must he rcmcdicd at once or the
public school system will break down,
He said the 1920 school tax levy OF ~
mills will he raised one mill for l9Zl;
Sprakin gof high prices Mr.. Aaron sala
"wc can't afford to pay over l5o pcTcch'
advance in the cost of building; there
for the children affected must continue
to suffer" hx
Discussing teachers salaries. which
he said had not advanced one halt OF
the increased living cost. Mr.. Aaron de-
clarcd it would be impossible to OBTAIN
efficient instructors at the present RATE
of nav ard he asked what OF the chlld.
rCn Of tomorrow when only the mislll
will enter the teaching professien'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24
STRANGE MANNER OF :.
HARRY new NO POSE,
ASSERTED WITNESS
FREQUENTLY CAFES
VACANTLY FOR HOURS
DISPOSITIONS of Indiana Resi-
dents Declare Alleged Muir
derer Not Normal

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. 23.-
Harry S. News strange court room man
ncr, his almost motionless attitude and
his continually staring straight ahead.
is not q pose but a habit. according 20
testimony introduced today in his trial
on a charge of having murdered hn'
sweetheart. Freda Lesser. ..r.s
Tho testimony was given by z. w
Mccumber, formerly prisoner Wltn
New in the county Jail. McCumber 4 Il =
the defendant frequently sat at the Wy q
dow Of his cell and gazed into space fos
hours at times motiorless and never
uttering q word. This testimony was the
outstanding feature Of the efforts OF the
defense tonight to show New was uu;
sound mentally. -
McCumber said he had noticed other
things about New which caused him
to believe the accused was not rtgnsl
mentally. He said New frequently
time and studied them seemingly With
much concern. Aa
Became EnrAgsd.
New made a pet of one Of the teifs
cats. according to the wintness, BYE
one day when he was playing with tnO
cat, McCumber told him his pet va
likely to scratch him. McCumber tetN.
lied. at which New became enrased ana
threw the animal out OF his cell.
Many depostions from residents OF
Indianapolis, News former home, wcro
read TO the jury by Lccompte Davt1,
counsel for defense. ~
Colonel Robert H. Tyndall. buslreHa
man Of that city, formerly the copn-
mander of a unit Of artillery Of Indiaua
National Guard, with which New served
on the Mexican border in 1910, in oR9
OF these dcpositions expressed ths
opinion that the accused man wan npf
normal mentally. Captain Galyin -
Payne. captain Of "A" battery, 1ndfaSn
National Guard. expressed the san.s
opinion. Captain Payne sIIi IL was ~.
sumed among the officers and men Ok
the battery that .hc defendant was
son of Senator Harry =. New uf. Indt.
ana, and on account IT The "unfrrtunAtS
circumstances Of the young mAhS
birth" as we'll as the high standing ne
the senator, every effort was made .
give the defendant opportunities Tor
yancement. But his mentality Wa
not able 40 grasp the technique OF AT.
tillery work and he got nowhere, the
deposition said.
Brooded ovsr Birth. gs.&
The defense is laying stress on 1hs
alleged effect on the mind OF the &C.
cused by his brooding over whas
counsel termed the sad circumstahee
Of his birth"
records of the Indiana state hospItni
FOR the insane were read 70 the Fl. y
that Edward D. Scudder. niatnrtt1l
arandfather Of the defendant. WIS coAt.
mitted to that institution as insnnS ~
1887. Mrs. Sarah E. kfsttr. R:eH'ag''t
Of the accused, was adjudged insnnc III.
preceding year. according 10 tnnaICI
evidence. .. s.fS@E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24
vIRG0, HlJSBAND OF THE DEAD MAUDE TABOR,
|S1O Be ARRA|CNED FOR THE GIRLS MURDER

into the cellar, after she had prevented
him from shipping the body out OF tne
state. Virgo has been held In the coun-
ty Jail at Paw Paw. nearly month ON
a warrant charging murder.
In her testimony at the inquest Nh.
With her SOL, Walter. on a charge OF
murder. denied she had any knowledIe
OF a criminal operation or the reason
Cor one. This testimony was given n.
Michigan Psychologist. declared that .
laboratory analysis OF the woman's VIE.
cera proved she had died OF hemce.
rhages incident to induced childbirth.
Mrs. Tabor maintained that her o3u8n.
ter had died in her arms In theif home
here from an overdose OF chlorofoem
taken to relieve asthma. she tole
dramatic story OF how in fulfillment, OF
a death pact whereby she and her
daughter were to be buried together. ahe
declared that she had placed tho bedy
IN the hope chest" and by means OF
rome snubbed over doorknob had low.
cred II into the basement where It vas
concealed under a pile Of rotting shin
The body OF Miss Tabor. University
OF Michigan graduate and former school
teacher. was found "jack-knifed" In the
trunk November 30. by her sister. Mrs..
Florence Crltchlow.
Virgo at the inquest denied any
knowledge Of an illegal operation.
Virgo, when confronted this morning
by Mrs. Tabor and her statement rSAd
to him, flatly denied the story. "It %
not tr,ie: not n word OF IL" he deeiare6
Further than that he refused to discuss
the statement. rt
Walter jTahor. who was brought back
from California with his mother and
held on a murder charge in connection
with his sisters death. was relsaasd
shortly after noon to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24
OPERATORS DECLARE THEY COURT PROBE
OF THE SOFT COAL MINING INDUSTRY

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-Investiga-
ton Of the coal industry is ''courted' by
the operators, il was asserted tonight by
the executive committee Of the biturti1-
Gus coal operators association in state
mcnt replying to the declaration last
night Of Attorney General Palmer that
the government would assume that the
operators will break faith and intirnat-
ing that ways would be found to Keep
faith in the coal strike settlement.
The executive committees statement
announced that a general meeting OF
mine owners from all parts OF che
United States had been summoned 10
consider the situation arising from set
tlement Of the strike. The meeting, it
was said, will take place as soon as pos-
sible.
The coal operators have always
courtcd a full investigation OF the IN
dustry." the executive committees sta Ce-
rnent said They welcome one now.
They are whole heartedly eager to have
come out OF this controversy n program
that will be constructive and that Viii
insure industrial peace.
The miners and operators have IN
terpreted President Wilson's letter OF
December 6 in different ways.
Because OF this fact and the rapid
changes in the situation during tho last
two weeks. it has been impossible 10
keep the many coal operators scattered
over the country. fully advised. The
executive committee therefore feels that
II is imperative to call meeting Of the
representatives Of the operators from
the several coal fields, extending from
Pennsylvania to as far west as the
state Of Washington. This meeting will
be held as sson as possible.
I'm the meantime steps have already
been taken to gather such facts and
stattstics as may be necessary for q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-24
Human Fly" Burglars
Caught After Robbing
Wealthy Texas Pair

NEW YORK. Dec. 23--The police to-
night were seeking to determine il two
men. arrested today on charge Of at
lacking and robhnC wealthy Texan
and his wife OF $4,000 in their suite in
n local hotel wcrC the burglars reSpcn-
s;ble for series Of similar rohhcrics in
this city recently which have n"ttrd the
thieves more than 100000.
The pair was arrested after they are
alleged to have entered tn" apartment
Of Mr and Mrs. Aloysius BrodcriCk. OF
Dallas. this morning knocked down Mr..
Frederick with a hammer. tied his wife
10 q bed and ransacked the room. They
attempted to reach the street by climb
ing down the side of the hotel in the
heart OF the Great White Way. Spicd
hy a crowd while perform ing their
human fly" feat and fired at by pol
iccman. they entered fourth story
window after descending one floor and
were arrested in the grill room.
After questioning the prisoners: who
gave their names as Raymond Rodigucz
and Adriato ITcva. the police reported
thcy had found ON the registers of ton
other hotels handwriting similar to that
of the prisoners. although the sigma
lures were different.