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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
CARRANzA NOT
|SAYS WITNESS
homas R. Lii, Accountant, Pre-
sents Vigorous Defense of Mex
leo Administration Before Sen
ate Committee.
IENIEs CHARGES OF
FINANCIAL JUGGLING
byS Arranxa is Trying to Get
Country on Feet, but That
Mexico's Responsibility for Its
Debts Is Debatable.

WASHINGTON. sejt vigorous
|fense OF IN" Carrauka adminiEira'
'ln was presented 10 the senate IN
|stigating committee today by
lOmas Il. Lii. certified account
ht who. with other Americans, went
Mexico IN 1877 to assist In fUrmu
Ring a plan OF administrative and
pancial reform. They were invited,
| said. by Luis cabrera and Aibertc
|,m. members ~ the Carranza cab
b.. ana many ~ their suggestions
IRE approved and adopted.
| From hve TO ten Americans, Lii
|d. were engaged In the work ana
suggested that their presence Was
indication that Carrangd was not
,arly as anti-Amerlcan as c0mmonlN
lportcd.
4 Charges that Carranza Counienanc.
financial irregularities in his olil-
m were denied by the witness.
president Carranza may ask FOR ar
Itratiuu to determine the present
cxlcau governments responsibility
ih respect to a bond issue OF 200
o.oOo pesos authorized by the Mn.
'ru atminisiration and carried out
Huerta, Nj. Llll told tae commit
Mr.. LII said the disposition of the
loney obtained from the bond issue
ID tho circumstances surrounding its
|,iation were such that he rcgardc 4
|eNicu's responsibility a. debauhi'.
|xty millions Of the 200, 600 001
SOS we're sold in France and Bel
|um. he said.
Total obligations of Mexico were
arsd hy the witness pt SO mao 900
SOS. exclusive %. 10 OO0. 900 In In
resi- now due lie was reminded
chairman Fan that recently Luis
hrrra. minister nf finance, had fixed
~ one billion dollars
Nir I'm salo the ability OF McNicu
pay MOT. than % or Jn million
sns on her debt drpen1vd upon a.
uciuI assistance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
so, 900 MEN IDLE
IN CHICAGO AREA
No Disbrtars Mark the steel
Strfkr.


CHICAGO, sept 23.-With between
10000 and q 500 workmen idle and
practically every steel plant In the
Chicago district either closed or ope-
rating with greatly reduced force.
quiet rrlrued today The only ar-
rest report was Ht Waukegan, Illinois,
where striker was taken into cus-
tody charged with making threats
against workman who refused 90
obey .he strike order
John Fitzpatrick. organizer 10 the
steel workers, announced that $500
men are Idle lu the Chicago district
and predicted that within q few days
every steel plant in this section Will
hc closed down
Although officials of the steel COM
punlgs decline to STATE how many men
sim ARE az work .hey declare ths,
the figures given out hv union leaders
are greatly exaggerated.
An official OF the Indiana steel COM
pauy st Gary, Indiana. stated That NOT
more than is per cent uf The men ln
the clty had lpft their posts
Another report sild 90 come from 4
minor official 20 the United States
Steel corporation placed the tutt
number of men out iu the chicago
district At 10000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
LABOR OPPOSES
ANTI STRIKE ACT
Cummin, Railway BiI Bcforo senate
Committee.

WASH NGTON sept. ga Organ
izcd hbor launched its fight against
the unii-strike provisions OF the Cum
Minis railroad organization bill to-
day before the senate interstate com
m rec coWmit,er
Glenn l.. Plumb. general counsel Tor
the railroad brotherhoods and author
of the plan Tor tr-partite control pf
the railroads. sHid the provisions were
"a guurunte. OF industrial rc, olution.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
2,13O TRINIDAD
MINERS ARE IDLE
Colorado Tucl aud Iron Company
Closed

TRINIDAD. colo. sept "a. Local
offices of the Colorado Fuel and iruu
company report industrial minc- At
StarkNlllc, EugieVillc, Sopri~ iahascu,
aud TOileThurg closed down bs order
OF the company headquarters. rne
colorado fuel and Iron company cm-
ployes about s,is0 men m this diatri ',
and about half Of this number viii he
thrown cut OF employment by the
closing OF these mines. AZ men who
can bee used in the commercial mines
Will bee employed there, but a. Is
doubtful 10 more than ten prr cent ui
those len idle py close down can bs
employed.
1he uaily output Of all the colorado
Fuel and Iron company mines Ia this
district Is about 5000 tons. Com
mercial mines do not produce more
thnn forty per cent OF this. so the
output viii be reduced fully $500 tons
daily.
No troubles OF any Kind are re-
ported hero,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
INDIAN SQUAWS GREET SPECIAL
TRAIN OF PRESIDENT IN NEVADA

writing The ,nt.re population NJ the
many small towns IN Nevada turned
out early today to wclcumc the pres
idrut aud they were plainly disap-
pointed when bee failed 90 hppca-
Arriving Ht ogden al $50 o'clock
This afternoon tHe urDsidrutiul phr y
expected 60 take q short ride through
the city spending iust one hour there
Whih uu speech is scheduled the
pres dent ray address few remarks
Go thp crowd at the station before the
train lcuNes for Salt Lake city.
A. the latter city the president viii
deliver an address in the evening
Leaving salt Lake at 90 o'clock to.
night the president will arrive al
cheyenne, Nyo.,at Z o'clock tomorrow
afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
SENATE TO INVESTIGATE The STEEL STRIKE
sriukEIts WELCOME
AlsSEN( o. DF sAI,oOxS

flTTsBtRG, Pa. Sept. "a
Labor unions never have been
friendly to prohibition, but To many
OF the leaders IN the strike OF steer
WORKERS aud their allied trades
the hack Of drink In the present
enersency seems proyidentiat.
The worst foes Of strikers have
been hunger and violence" said
VI. r. Tighr, president Of the
Amalgamated Association u Iron.
Steel and Tin Workers ~ Ii nat
ural that men with nothing 20 Do
should gather In. saloons. During
a strike. they spend their mearre
cash. their families suffer. and
they are much more likely o. los.
their tempcrs after they have ha !
whisky.
Prohibition has worked hard.
ship on worklngmen in many re-
specis but now most ~ them are
well satisfied with u a. war
measure II the selling Of aico-
hollc beverages should again he
nermitted the great majnrity will
he m a state o. mind TO get along
without recourse to the saloon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
Americans Eating
More Bread and
Food Prices Fall

NEW YORK. Sept 2g.--Americans
are eating more bread and less ~ the
higher priced foods the consumption
o. Hour the last seventy days showing
an increase of 5000 barrels or rs per
cent over the same period last year
according to statement issued here
today by julius H. Barnes. Jniter
States wheat director.
fall in prices ~ other f1odstuT,
was reported 10y Mr. Parnes, wno
called attention To- the fact that lard
which sold In Chicago 40 35 cents 4
pound wholesale two months ago, nov
is bringing only - cents. Otnei
edible oils, he said, have shown snarr
declines In sympathy Condensed aud
evaporated milk he repoircd have
not shown the usual fall tendency I,
advance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23

OkINUOMN IITN, Okla. FCni 20
-Four companies OF infantry and a
machine gun company. state troops.
began cutraining Ht $3.50 o'clock this
att tNrnoon Tor DrumriEht. okla. \
regiment al Tulsa will be held IN
readiness TO go to Drumrirht " ucr-
cssary. according 10 Adiutant General
Barrett, The ruJrdsmen will bc used
IN prtro'ling Drumright.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
EDITOR OF LADIES
HOME JOURNAL RESIGNS

PHILADELPHIA. IA. Sept. 23.
rcsiEnatior OF Edward Bok as editor
OF the Ladies' Home Journal. effective
Janu1ry nHNt. was announced today 70
u. -. Davis. ct los Angeles. who hus
been managing editor OF the magazine
him
Nj BOX has been editor Of the puo-
licatiun for thirty years lie Will re-
tain his inter - ln the curtis pub
fishing company and continue as "A
member Of ihr board of directors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23

ON BOARD PRESIDENT SPE-
,IAL TBAiN. sept % Indian
suuaWs with phpuosvs ON their backs
greeted the. presidents special to-day
as II sped through Nevada and over
the itah desert en- route tu ogden.
Utah The president slept late tliH
morning and missed crowd It school
children who Scrcuu.cd him ut Mon
tello, Nevada
Directed hy their tcauhss the child
rem sang My Country 'Tls OF Thee
when tle train stopped fur au inFpeu-
tinu The president failed, however.
to awaken a
The president devoted part 81 the
day To- executive matters and letter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
NEW CHILEAN CABINET
FORMALLY ANNOUNCED

SANTIAGO, chile, Sept 23.. New
cabinet appointments announced to-
daN are as follows
Minister of tine Interior Enrique
Itrmu,' minister of war ir the re-
cent cabinet
Minister uf foreign anais. Louis
Hurros- EorEunu
Minister Of finance Jules Phillippi
Minister ot Justice. Jules l'raduJ
muI
Minister ~ wnr. Auihal Rudrirur,
former occupant Of TINS portfolio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
oRDs BUY CoUZENs
STOCK IN AUTO PLANT

DETROIT Mich. sent .3.-Contr''
AN stock boz the Ford Motor com
uy has been secured hy Henry Ford
Il his SON Edsel, II was announce j
re today. through purchase NJ the
.,ori,y holdings 90 James 'uuzens.
,ulon5Ire mayor of Detroit and for
,r vice president Of the company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
nOI smENIk ENECITE ao.

wireless dispatch today reports III"
discovery uf an anti-EolsheN ulut
with qualifications throughout Rus
sia which lcd tu the capture and rN-
ccuuun of SO men ON charges of con
spiricy The plot Is said 90 have or
iglnuted iu MOSCOW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
rmnLNIN rn sI.I,rIL ernIAE.

rHbENlN Sept, 90 In an euofl
To- settle the differences between the
contractors of this city and the build
ing trades council the chamber ot
mmcrce this morning invited a rep
rosrntativc ot each of the building
trades unions to meet Thursday with
rcpros 'ntutiVes of the chamber nj
commerce and the contractors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23

rITTSBrRG. sept -S.-- Secretary
william u Foster. uf the steel work
ers national committee this afternoon
said thai according to his reports 3t5.
100 mon are participating iu the
strike Compared with those issued
yesterday. his nEures show increases
iu the i'lttsburE Youngstown. Johns
town. Wheeling. St,uheuyiilc, chicago
and Birmingham districts
"it becomes more apparent that the
STRIKE is due cutlrri, 20 activities
umuuE foreign worknI"u, said AN Of
u,inl of the Carnegie steel COMPANY
Almost without exception our Amer
lean Wurkmsu are with us nnd are
either actually 40 work or are ready
to 80 Co WORT tt the first opportunity
Figures given out hy Mr Fustor
today arp us follows;
pitt-hurr 10000. Homestead. -
600. Buddock iU.0UO. RunkM 5,00Ot
clalrton 1000. puquesne- Mci<ce~-
port i20O0. NHndorgrlft, 1000;
iuucksurldge. 1000. Sew kensinEtun
ilOU. Apollo. l5NU. i.rerhhurg, o.
200. Donuru -Muueassn i.0On, Johns
town. $4,000, Cuatesviile. t.nooi
Youngstown Nncluding Hubbard
/ foraiu. Sfruihers New Philadelphia
| sharon. Farrell Huulor and New Cas-
! tlel. $4,000. Wheeling IA nnOi Clcvs-
land. % onui Steubeuville. $500
( Chirnrn Nncmdiug iary, South chr
/ cugn, Indians hsrhor. East Chicago
Z Hammond Evanston. Waukcgan
illwaUhoe sterling. Dekaib. Joliet
Continued on page tuo,l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23

direction. cust. character ~ the
! Fay CLOUDY.
STATE Weather.
4 New Mexico. Tonirh, fair not
~ cold ln north portion, Wcdnes.
Nay fair. warmer rart puf,iuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
ITALIAN FOREIGN
MINISTER QUITS
~ zee sssaeiArrb -ssts
,uIfc situation ~ Worrying Peace
Grrtc~.

ROME. Sept 90. Tomnsso Tition.,
Al.nn foreign minister. has resigned
causs uf the Flumc incident. dr-
rding to an announcement by the
ornalc y Italia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
WIT NESSES
| TO be HEARD
ON THURSDAY
Chairman Gary Of U. 8. Steel
Corporation and John J. Fits-
patrick Of Strikers COMMITTEES
win be Summoned First.
KENYON RESOLUTION
HAS NO OPPOSITION
It Calls for Report as to Whether
Any Remedial Federal Action
Could be Talen-Thomas TO
Speak on Resolution Tomorrow


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
STRIKE TIES
UP MORE Of
STEEL PLANTS
Second Day of the Great Battle
Sees More Men Go out and Ad-
ditional Factories Are Forced
To Shut Down.
ONE DEAD AND SCORES
ARE HURT IN RIoTING
Disturbances Of Last Night in
Pennsylvania Continue - A
Pitched Battle Takes Place at
Newcastle.

The second day OF the great struggle
between the labor unions and the
United states Stesl corporation open
ed with the question as to the extent
to which the industry has been ar
fecied by the strike SIN uncertain.
confused as u is by tn conflicting
claims of the leaders ON each side
That the Industry has been graNeiv
crippled IN the Erfat center sol Pitts
burg. Chicago and youngstown. was
certain ana early reports toduy re-
corded several gains Tor the strikers
In the Pitisburg district several Of
the Carnegie Stctl compnny's plants
were clos sd and the Braddock and
Rankin plants OF the American Steel
and Wire company. both OF which at
tempted to continue operations yes
t,rday. shut down today. These two
concerns employ approximately TO-
900 m N
In the Chicago district similar con-
ditions prevailed. Nearly all of the
plants in that region. including Gary
and Hammond. either were closed to-
day or operating nt greatly reduced
capacity The strike Leaders claimed
that 75 per cent OF the 30 600 workers
were out aud that n Gary the per-
ccntage was gS. Steel company Of
ficials refused to conceds higher
percentage than twenty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23

In the Mahoning Wiley district. n
which Youngstown " the heift al
reports agreed that the strikers had
achi we'd their most marked success.
The strike leaders claimed that 55.O0O
men had quit work and their claims
were supported by the fact that many
large pants were closed three IN
particular which employ alons i6.b0O
men Plants which were stili opcr-
uiing had admittedly greatly reduced
forces.
The possibility of the spread Of the
strike to as yet unaffected pl"na was
NOR threatening today. Al the Beth
lehcm works, whore $1,000 men are
employed. the union leaders annouuc-
/ ed that no reply had been received to
| IN 'ir request for conference with
/ the company officials ana that prep
ardtiuus we're being completed lot
calling OUT the workers.
Al Cucinutti the executive board OF
4 the International Iron Aiouidcrs union
| is in session and Will docid' what aC-
F ton will be taken BY that body
At iunalo sWiichmen on the south
Bunalo railway quit work when or
/ dvred 20 move ears into the l.ackH-
wanna steel plant
/ Eluting. Wniyh broke out ut the
close OF the first day of the sirik was
resumed az different points thi,
morning. The known casualties 81
fnr u, % one man dead. three others ~
badly wounded that they may die. ant
scores more or less severely wounded
The fatality occurred In the i'itts
burg district Every mill In Fnrrcll
IGt. was closed this morning but thu
dij not prevent q renewal ut Viulcnc,
iu which eleven persons wer
] tyauuatr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
IlIc,cn rn'.ons Wound~l.

Simu'ttutuu with the outhrcNN
of ri0iing 20 Farrell pitched Nttu'
between mill guards and strikers took
place at Ncw Castle. Pa, In whi 'h
eleven persons are known to huNo
been wounded. two Of them women.
Three OF the injured men may die.
The situation throughout the Pitts
burg district today was regarded ~
80 menacing that rcinforcements OF
state troops were sent there
Investigation of the steel strike was
ordered today by the United stat.
senate. The inquiry will begin
Thursday with T. u. Gary head Of
the steel corporation. and John I,
fitzp1trick chairman of the steel
workers organization committee. Ia
the first witness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
WEATHER REPORT
At the University oI New Mexico
Albuquerque.

For = hours rndlnE 0 u NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23
METAL MARKEr.

NEW YORK. Sept. ss.--Dpr silye
tiI5A.
All metals unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23

Chicago Choice. tta.ss to ti7.s5i
medium. iio.5s 70 sis.zs. Receipts
Kansas cIty tis.ss TO giLTs. re-
celpta. 1900.
5.300.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-23

At LONDON; Spot copper fao17i
Cd, tin. f27s los. lead. f25 i2s Cd;
Hpelter. ttO.iss.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-07
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:. :. :, z. z. z. z. z. :, .s <. :. {. <. :. We have not finished picking cot ton yet and fall is here. It has quit laining and the roads are getting SD tEe people can go T.. town , MT and Mrs. w. ]. Peters were the guests of MT. Carl Roderwise last Sunday.
 Willie Peters has bought a horse. Johr Peters has been very sick the last week He is getting along very well now.
 Jess McPherson las moved to his l one at Warsaw.
 J. c. Peters is papering and paint ing MT. Green Madden's new home. MT. and Mrs B. M. Merritt were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Jess Me- Iherson Sunday
 Ernest Merritt went to Cabot last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Jes; Wideman spent Sunday afternoon ar the home of MT. ind Mrs. Madge Roberson.
 Sunshine Special.
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-07

Dixon.
 MT. and Mrs. Argus Avery have moved to their own home and are as happy as newly-weds.
 MT. and Mrs. George Pye and baby, Ruth, and Mir. and Mrs T. D. Jacks and son, Victor, spent the afternoon with MT. and Mrs. Avery Sunday.
 MT. G. G. McClain went to Bryant Wednesday afternoon to visit his fath- CT, who has been very sick.
 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Borough were wis itors at Ed W. Dixon's Sunday evening.
 The community fair committee met at the home, ct Mrs John Dixon Sat trday, when final arrangements were course. we're hoping to win, but even if we do not, we will have a satisfied feeling of having done the very best we could, and MT. George Pye deserves especial commendation for, if hard work and hustling counted, he would most certainly carry off all the honors.
 A very serious throat trouble has eral weeks. Little Helen Wright has been out of school for five weeks as a result of an attack, and Blanche and Willie Thomas have it at the present
The Pulaskian., 1919-11-07
Business Increases
 Every Day.

This firm-ArAansas Mail Order Drug Store-has outgrown all expec- tations. There was a time when their parcel post business would be attend ed to in a few minutes. Now they have a man employed especially for this department, and he's kept busy getting out drugs, sundries, perfumes, hospital supplies, face creams, toilet articles, rubber goods of best quality, etc. This store has earned the repu tation, namely, You can get it at Snodgrass & Bracy's." Send in to- day your mail order. Arkansas Mail Order Drug Store.
 SnOdgrass & Bracy's Mail Order
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 Mrs. Johnson and son. Garvin, spent Wednesday with Mrs. E. w Dixon.
 Miss Gladys Walker of Granite Mountain Springs attended the teach CTS meeting last week. dismissing school Wednesday.
 The Misses Walthern of the Sweet Home school attended the teachers meeting.
 An unusually good time was had Fri cay night at Primrose Chapel at the Halloween entertainment in spite Of the rain. The tables were moved in