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Arizona republican., 1919-10-05

Gen. Hunter Liggett, commander ( Western department of the army, graphed today to the adjutant-ge at Washington, asking that the
 department take steps to identif, bodies of two men found recently Los Animos Bay. Lower Califo thought to be those of Lieutenar H. Connolly and Frederick B. w house, missing American aviators
Arizona republican., 1919-10-05
USE TEAR GAS AGAI ST MOBS
 (Gofautfffo
Scientific American

One and possibly two of the war de- veloped gases deserve to be kept as of- fensive weapons of the law, while sub- stances which produce dense volumes of harmless smoke have, no doubt
Arizona republican., 1919-10-05

Calgary, Alberta, has municipal base bah diamonds, soccer fields. golf links and grounds for other sports. There are 5000 golfers in the population of 1000.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-05

the way to visit the great national parks and to view the scenic splendor of Yosemite valley and then on to Seattle. From there he continued down the coast and arrived in Los Angeles a short time ago with 1S000 miles to the credit of the Desert Rat"
 WANTS FEDERAL AID
 SAN FRANCISCO Oct 3-Lieut
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
ONLY STRICT ECONOMY
CAN HOLD ENGLAND IN
HISTORIC POSITION IN
FINANCE, ASSERTSNN
State Of Credit Continues
to Occupy Serious At
tention of Ministers
WILL REDUCE
NATIONAL DEBT
Tells Parliament, How
ever, Action Can't
Come Till Next Year

fBy Leased Wire to New Mexlcau.l
London, Des 23.-The house of
commons was prorogued today until
February 10. The session was for
naIly closed by the kings speech Of
Propagation.
The king referred to the visit OF
the Prince of Wales to Canada and
New Foundland which, he said, Fill
ed my heart with feelings OF pride
and satisfaction" "He subsequently,,
continued the king, visited the I'm
tied States of America, where he was
greeted with a warmth and kindli.
ness which will, l am confident,
have the happiest effect upon the re-.
~lations Of the British Empire and
That great republic"
Referring 10 India, the speech said
that a measure marking the first
stage OF the development of a respon-
sible government IN sndia has be-
come a law.
Il rely on all my subjects contin-
ued the speech, "to work together
for its success. In q proclamation
mich | am addressing to my vice.
roy and to the princes and the peo-
9 VI iuuAdt 4 dhn cApltSSl1B my
hope that a harmonious political life
will steadily be built up on the foun-
Iations thus laid and l am announc-
ng my itention OF sending the Prince
0f Wales to India to inaugurate the
aew constitution.
To. the members OF the house OF
commons, the king gave his thanks
Tor their provision during the year
or the public expenditure. which had
continued abnormal, largely exceed
ng the permanent and temporary
.aeyenue, and he trusted that next
year with the return OF more normal
conditions, he said, that the first
steps would be taken toward the re-
duction of the national DEBT.
THE condition of our finances and
the state of our credit continue to
occupy the serious attention Of my
ministers he went on. Only by
strict economy, both in public and
private expenditure and sustained by
increased production, can the coun.
try maintain its historic position In
finance and commerce.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
GOVERNORS MEETIN
DENVER FOR PUBLIC
LANDS CONFERENCE

Denver. Col, Dec. 2Ss-The COVER
nors Of Colorado, Arizona, New Mex
leo, Wyoming, Utah and Idaho Will
meet in Denver on January 10 to for.
mulate a course OF action to be taken
by the states in the move to have
turned over to the commemorative the
public land and also to make recon-
mendations for a constructive pro-
gram Of irrigation. Announcement to
this effect was made today by Gov
ernor Oliver G. Shoup OF Colorado,
who stated that the EXECUTIVES would
go in q body to Washington on jan
uary IA to press their demands with
the various congressional committees
and the department Of the interior.
The meeting here will attempt to
carry out some Of the suggestions
made at the recent gubernatorial con.
ference in Salt Lake City at which
time it was suggested that the west
ern states make a concerted effort to
gain possession Of the United States
lands in their respective domains, that
the proceeds resulting from the sale
such lands might be used to the
benefit OF the state treasures.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
FORMER TURK CONSUL
AND AMERICAN WIFE
REPORTED MURDERED

f5y Leased Wire 10 nav MexIcanl
New York, Dec. 23.-The murder OF
Djelai Munif Bey, former Turkish con.
sun Here in New York, and his wife,
reported in an official cable message
by the Turkish government to the
wife's sister in Denver, came as a
shock to day to their friends here.
Djelai Munif was very we'll remem-
bered here because Of his gigantic size
and his romantic marriage to a di-
vorcee, Countess Chenay, who was
Mildred Desmond of Colorado Springs,
COL for which he was virtually ban
.ished from the Turkish legation at
Washington.
In 1907 he married Countess Che
nay. She had been divorced from
Count Chenay in Paris after a few
years Of married life and met the Tur-
kish diplomat there soon afterward.
They were ~secretely married In
Washington as a result.
Djelai Munif lived with his bride
In New York until the serious illness
Of his father called him to CONSTANT
nople and he did not return here for
a year. In 1918 he became consul
general at New York and took a prom
inent part in diplomatic affairs after
the war started.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
INDIA GETS GREATER
VOICE IN Government
FROM HANDS OF KING,
MARKING NEW EPOCH
Long-D Desired Represent
tation Is Granted to
Natives Of Viceroy
RULER CALLS
BILL HISTORIC

raw LEASED wire 10 New MexIcan.)
London, Dec. 23.-King George is
sued a proclamation TO-DAY announc'
ing q new measure giving India d
larger degree Of self government,
The proclamation characterizes the
government bill as a historic act
giving representation long desired by
the natives. It calls for the deter
mination Of the people and the Off
cia1s to work together for the com
mon purpose Of making the new plan
of government a uccess
The proclamation says in part:
Another epoch is reached today
in the annals of India. / give royal
assent to the act, which takes its
place among the great historic meas
ures passed by the parliament OF
this realm for the better government
OF India and the greater contentment
Of her people.
THE act, which has now become a
law. entrusts elected representatives
Of the people, with a definite share
In government and points way to fully
responsible government hereafter. If
as / contendedly hope, the policy
which this act inaugurates should
achieve its purpose, the results viii
be momentous in the story Of human
progress.
Il have watched with understand
ing and sympathy the growing desire
Of my Indian people for representa-
tive institutions. Their scope has
been extending stage by stage until
there now lies before us a definite
step on the road to responsible gov
eminent.
Il rely on the e popular assem-
blies to iterpret wisely the wishes OF
those they represent and not forget
the interests Of the masses who IA
not yet be admitted to tine franchise
4 rely on the leaders OF the people
and the ministers OF the future tc
face responsibility and endure mis-
representation and to sacrifice
much for the common interest Of
the state, remembering that true
patriotism transcends party and
communal boundaries.
"a new era is opening. Let II
begin with a common determination
among my people and my officers to.
work together for the common pur
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
EUROPEAN CAPITALS
GIVEN EXPLANATION
OF RED DEPORTATION

Washington, Dec. 2y.-An explana-
ton Of the deportation of the 249 rad
ical Russians on the transport Buford
was cabled by the state department to.
day to various foreign capitals"
The departments message follows:
There are being deported from the
United States to Soviet Russia, about
$50 citizens OF Russia who are unde-
sirable here. These persons, while
enjoying the hospitality Of this coun-
try have conducted themselves in q
most obnoxious manner and while en-
joying the benefits and living under
the protection Of this government,
have plotted its overthrow. They are
a menace to law and order. They
hold theories which are antagonistic
to the orderly processes OF modern
civilization. They have INDUCED in
practices which tend to subvert the
rights which the constitution Of the
United States guarantees to its citi-
ens They plan to apply their de-
~structive theories by violence In de-
rogation of law.
They are anarchists. They are per-
son of such character as TO be unde-
sirable in the United States Of Amer
lea and are being sent whence they
came. The deportation in accordance
within the law
precautions has been taken to re-
quest for them safe conduct and hui
name treatment at the hands Of the
authorities under whose jurisdiction
they will pass en- route to Soviet Rus
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Beer Drouth Extended
to Government Ships

Washington, Dec. 23.-Intoxicatina
liquors will not be sold on shipping
board passenger liners plying be
tween New York and Scutn America,
Chairman Payne announced today,
The first Of these ships, the Moccasin,
will sail from New York Saturday,
Chairman Payne takes the position
that since the sale Of liquor in the
United States is prohibited Its sale is
not to be permitted on governments
owned vessels.J
The question Of wherner serving
wines with meals would constitute h
sale of liquor w1LSin the meaning OF
the law has not yet been determined,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
SIMS INCIDENT CAUSES
WASHINGTON SENSATION

Washington, Dec. 23.-Copies Of 8
letter written by Rear Admiral Sims
to Secretary Daniels declining to ael
cept the decoration awarded him fol
his services as commander in chief
Of American naval forces in European
waters during the war have been re
ceived by a number of naval officers
in Washington.
How many officers received cop
les has not been established, nor has
1t been learned where the copies
were mailed. Admiral Sims is at
Newport, r. +, where he is stationed
as president of the naval war col
lege.
Admiral Sims wrote Secretary
Daniels that he could not accept the
distinguished service medal awarded
to him because of the name in
which the award we're made and be
cause some officers did not receive
the awards he had recommended for
them.
Secretary Daniels refused to dis
cuss the letter further than to say
that published extracts from 1t were
substantially correct. The incident
has created something or a sensa-
ton in the navy department. Some
officers said they assumed that
among those receiving copies OF the
admiral's letter we're men who had
been recommended for them by the
admiral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
DANIELS WILL REPLY
TO ATTACK AGAINST
HIS DISTRIBUTION Of
NAVAL DECORATIONS
Orders Comprehensive
Report Prepared on
Awards for Page
FINAL LIST o
E APPROVED
Always Criticisms After
Every War, Says Sec
rotary of Navy

(By Leased Wire TO New Mexican)
Washington Dec. 20. ~ Secretary
Daniels today ordered a comprehen
sive report on award of naval decora'
tons prepared for the information oil
Chairman Page of the senate naval
committee. 1t will include all recon-
mendations by individuals OF BY the
boards and the action by the boards
and by the secretary himself upon the
Recommendations.
The order vas issued In response
to a request from Senator Page which
followed criticism OF the name in
which some the awards were distribut-
ed. Part OF this criticism was made
by Read Admiral Sims, who com.
manded American naval forces over.
seas during the war.
Mr.. Daniels declined to comment
upon the letter on the subject re-
ceiyed by him from Admiral Sims fur
Their than to say that published ex-
cerpts from the letter appeared to be
substantially correct although he had
not had time to read the communica-
ton carefully. In the letter Admiral
Sims declined the decoration dis
tinguished service medal-tendered to
him personally on the ground that in
Justice had been done some officers in
the distribution of the awards.
When the list OF recommendations
and awards Is made public" said Mr..
Daniels, in referring to the report to
be sent to Senator Page, Il have no
doubt that the Aemrican people will
approve the principle followed and the
APPLICATION OF that principle.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25

in Curry county to serve from three
to four years for larceny.
Emiterio Jaramillo, sentenced on
May 3, 1919, in Bernalillo county to
serve from three to four years for
larceny Of cattle.
Charles Meeks, sentenced on April
30, 1919, in Quay county to serve
from two to two land one-half years
for larceny Of cattle.
Abel Flores, sentenced on April %,
1912, in Mora county to serve from
fifteen Ito twenty-five years for muir
der.
Eutimio Nuanez. sentenced on Sep
TENDER n, 1918, in Socorro county to
serve ten years for second degree
murder.
Adelaide Rayera, sentenced on De-
cember 20. 1917, in Santa Re county
to serve from four to five years for
burglary.
luis Torres, sentenced on April 81,
1908, in Grant county to serve ninety.
nine years for murder.
"LI L
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
LARRAzOLO
SIGNS TWELVE PARDONS
AS CHRISTMAS GIFTS
TWO OF THESE GO TO WOMEN,
ONE OF WHOM is NOW SIS YRS.
OLD AND SERVING SENTENCE
FOR MURDER

Governor Larrazolo will be a kind
ly Santa Claus to eleven persons, in
GLIDING two women and TWO boys,
and his gifts to them will be par.
d0ns. The papers restoring their free
dom were filed today in the secre-
tary Of states office, but they do not
go into effect until Christmas eve.
Another man, already released
from the p~enitentiary, also got a
pardon. He is Florencio Pfeiffer Of
Albuquerque, who was given a con-
ditional pardon more than three
years ago and the ONE granted by
Governor Larrazolo as his Christmas
present is a complete and uncondi-
tional pardon.
Pfeiffer was sent to the penitens
tiary from Bernalillo county to serve
from twelve to fifteen years for aid
ing and abetting In a crime against
a omar
The women who got pardons are
Lionadas M. Griego, sentenced in
Valencia county on September 10,
1913, to serve ninety-nine years for
murder, and Crisava Lyles, sentenced
to serve from thirty days to five
months in the San Miguel county jail.
for larceny from a dwelling. The for
mer Is now 55 years old.
The boys are Elmer Towndrow,
sentenced ON June IA, 1919, in Col
fax county to serve one year in the
refoTmatory for breaking and enter
Ing and Ralph Cloves, sentenced on
October IA, 1919 in San Miguel coun-
to serve seventeen years in the
.reformatory for same. Elmer was Is
years old at the time he was som
fenced and Ralph II. Ralphs' pardon
says physicians have reported that
he is defective in mind and the par
don is made conditional on the fact
that his parents place him under a
SPECIALISTS care. Physicians believe
ne can be cured.
Carlos Lascano's pardon relates all
story. He came to the peni-
entiary, sentenced by the district
,ourt In Dona Ana County on Deem
Ter ~, 1918. to serve from three to
our years for obtaining money un-
vas told BY the Judge who sentenced
lim that his father had mortgaged
IFS home. the only property owned
" him. to refund the money obtain
ID by Carlos. THE father died lately,
Carlos mother and younger
without support, and, the
Judge added, the chances are that
he home will have to be sold 10
meet the obligation incurred to re-
und the money. The pardon Is con-
itional on Carlos supporting HIS own
HID and adding in the support Of
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
CLEMENCEAU MAY Be
NEXT PRESIDENT OF
FRANCE

Paris, Monday, Dec. 22.-That Geo.
Clemenceau may be the next president
OF the French republic Is the con
sensus OF opinion in the chamber Of
deputies, Despite the premiers veto
upon his candidacy, several members
OF the chamber r resolved to place
his name to the fore and are positive
they can count upon the support OF
$50 members Of the chamber and 100
senator's.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Mother Of Dead Woman
Accuses Ioseph VIRGO

Layton, Mich, Dec. pa signed
statement accusing Joseph Virgo Of
performing an illegal operation upon
Maude Tabor has been made by Mrs.
Sarah i Tabor. so years old, mother
o fthe brilliant linguist, whose body
was found In a trunk in the basement
Of her home here. Assistant Prose.
cutor Glenn Warner announced this
morning.
Virgo. when confranted this morn
ing by Mrs. Tabor and her statement
read to him, fatty denied the story.
Further than that he refused to dis
cuss the statement.
Walter Tabor, who was brought
back from California with his mother
and held on q murder charge IN con-
nection with his sisters death, was
released,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
American Press Is
Name Given Vessel

Philadelphia, Dec. 23.-The 7,S28-ton
cargo carrier, American Press, Hog
Islands 18th vessel, which was nam
ed as a tribute to the ioyaIty and CO.
operation Of newspapers throughout
the nation during the war, was launch
cd today.
Miss Elizabeth G. Stone Of New
York, daughter Of Melville Stone,
president Of the Associated Press. was
sponsor. AS Miss Stone crashed the
gold mesh covered bottle or cham
paign against the bow she said: II
christen thee American Press in honor
Of the 100 per cent Americanism dis
PLAYED Nv 10 -~~r~rarers In the
United States during the world war
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
SHORTAGE IN ARIZONA

Phoenix, Ariz., Dec. 23.--C. O. Case,
state superintendent Of public instruc-
tion, today made q report on yacan-
cies in the teaching staffs in the va
rious counties and ON the results Of
the recent teachers examinations as
showing what he considered the seri-
GUS situation with regard to the
schools in various parts Of the state.
The superintendent's statement was
based on reports from the county SUI
perintendents.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
INDICTMENT is
MADE AGAINST
KAISER, REPORT

London, Dec. 23.-Law officers
Of the crown held a consultation
with French and Belgian law Of
Ulcers today with regard to the
former German emperor.
II Il rsporteo that TIC -ca,Sr-
ence made out a case against the
former German ruler and framed
an Indictment.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Lost Phoenix Girl
Found 35 Miles Away

Phoenix, dec. 23.--Anna May Han
Ion, IA years old, who disappeared
last Saturday and was sought by bo-
lice and sheriffs' deputies over a wide
expanse of territory, was today back
in her mothers care. The little girl
was found near Gilbert, 35 miles
southeast of here, yesterday by a
rancher, who recognized her from her
description published. She said she
was on her way to New Mexico thru
which state she and her mother had
walked on their way here.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
RAID IRISH RAILWAY.

Lsduff, County Cavan, Ireland, Dec.
GA band Of armed men raided the
railway works here today, taking the
sentries by surprise. The stock OF
the explosive g~eIignite at the works
was seized by the raiders.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Coal Production Is
Encouraging Lansing

Washington, Dec. 2S.-.The cabinet
was in session today less than two
hours. Secretary lansing, who pre-
sided, said Director General Hines OF
the railroad administration was sum
moned for a discussion of the coal
situation and the reports being made
on production were encouraging. The
railroad question was to be discussed,
MI. Lansing said.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
KANSAS MINERS STRIKE
BECAUSE LEADER JAILED

Pittsburg, Kan, Dec. 23.-Seventeen
Kansas coal mines, where approx
mately 5000 miners are employed,
were idle this morning. The miners
went on strike in protest against the
action of Judge Anderson at Indiana
polls yesterday, sending Alexander
Howat, president Of the Kansas dis
trict, United Mine Workers Of Amer
lea, to jail.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Paper on
Christmas Day

The New Mexican will issue no pa
Fer on Thursday, Christmas day, and
ell employees will be given the usual
holiday. Practically all the business
establishments In the city will be
closed all day Christmas and Santa
Re will be given over entirely to the
celebration Of the greateet festival
in c~hristendom,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
MILLIONS IN sENEFAcTIoNs.

Detroit, Dec. 2S.-Public benefac-
tions totalling approximately $4,000
600 were made as Christmas gifts BY
James Couzens, millionaire mayor or
Detroit, 1t was announced this fore
noon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
Eooe pRoP AETER RoYcor.

Chicago, Dec. Gas a result Of a
boycott by Chicago housewives, fresh
egg prices dropped from nc q dozen
to CSC, with small market at the latter
figure.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25

Paris, Dec. 23.-Exchange Of ratifi.
cations of the German peace treaty
before the end OF the year is consid-
cred in French official circles as i'm
possible. This opinion was formed to-
day when the head Of the German
delegation here announced that he
would be obliged to return to Berlin
to consult with the government on
the latest allied communication.
Paul Dutasta. secretary Of the peace
conference, handed Kurt Won Lersner.
head Of the German delegation, the al
lied reply to the last German note.
Won Lersner emphasized that his de-
parture for Berlin was in no wise a
rupture Of negotiations.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
p%'ANNUNzIo LEAVES.

Rome, Dec. 3D. Captain Gabrielle
D'Annunzio has left Fiume on the
steamship Pannonia. according to a
newspaper report
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25
RATIFICATION OF
TREATY BY END
YEAR IMPOSSIBLE

PARIS, Dec. 23.-The German
delegation here has decided not to
return to Berlin to consult the
government over the terms Of the
allied reply to the last German
note, according to the French for
eign office this evening.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-25

London. Dec 23.-Premier Lloyd
George will go to Paris next week to
confer with Premier Clemenceaue IL
was announced today.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1919-09-18
FIRST COLORED WOMAN TT
GREET LIBERALS PRESI-
DENT-ELECT.

Especial to The Blade.)

New York City, N. Y.-Dr. Julia p
Fl. Coleman, president of the Hair
Vim Chemical Company, of Washing
ton, d. c., and a prominent factor in
the National Negro Business League,
was the first colored woman in this
country to greet the Hon. c. d. B.
King, president-elect of the Republic
of Liberia, who recently arrived in
New York City. President-Elect and
Mrs King were being entertained at
the Hotel Astor on Broadway, and
Sunday morning, in company with DR.
Nathaniel H. B. Cassell, president of
the University of Liberia, DR.. Coleman
called on TIE distinguished guests of
the nation at that noted hostelry, to
pay their respects.
They were most cordially received
and the famous Liberian chieftain
evinced the deepest interest in the
commercial and civic development of
the 100000 colored people of the
American Republic, as briefly, but
very clearly set forth by DR.. Coleman,
and was especially gratified over the
remarkable progress in business and
public affairs that is being made by
the enterprising colored women of this
country