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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-04

The schools OF the state are now
preparing for the final work Of
The year and are having their COM
lncucement exercises in the various
points. Santa Rosa begins the week
with exercises on Friday night
when State Superintendent WaG-
nor will give the address.
- The Cerriilos schools have the
exercises on May e and a special
program will be given, though the
lrpcakers are no yet announced.
Vaughn will close the school year
on NAV 10 and will make special
efforts N the exercises, and some
members Of the educational depart
lnent will be present to speak.
ON May the San Miguel coun-
tv Teachers association met and
the success of the gathering was
beyond all expectation. 1t was the
first meeting Of the kind ever held
in san Miguel and sixty eight teach-
ers were present under the dircc-
ton of the county school superin-
tendent, T.. f. Baca, The speak
crs were state superintendent
Wagner, Deputy superintendent
Conway. Vocational Director Ruth
Miller, and p. G. Anderson. secre-
tary OF the health crusade. Ban
ners were presented in the crusade
20 those who did the most efficient
work and three were presented 70
the successful ones and San Mig
uel won three which out-stripped
any other county in the state
For some time past the Corona
Lead and Zinc company has been
in process Of formation with Ash
ley Pond the prime mover and be-
liever in tho future Of The mining
operations. The office Of the com
pany has been in Carrizozo but at
stockholders meeting the office
has been moved to Santa Fe. Ash
ley Pond was elected president and
James A, French, secretary. The
board Of directors consists of Ash
Low Pond. James \, French, Fran
els G. Wilson James A. Mcmillan
Of Santa Fe. r. l.. stevens, George
H. Mcllen A. j. Atkinson of Coro-
ma. The showing made gives fine
promise and a first shipment VIII
he made the present week and con-
tinue from now on, The ore taken
out is Of high grade.
The plans for The new hotel In
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-04
Coast League.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

NNtlOIlHI LtHENV'
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston,
New York a. Philadelphia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-04
Cleveland.


Totals ......3O 4 q ~
Ran fer Johnston in eighth.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-04
Boston,

Brooklyn
600 Oi0 600 600 600 coo O--1 10 /
Boston
600 OO1 900 600 600 600 Ia 10 2
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Totals .,...2- 3 1926 8 J
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
MIGUEL A. OTERO
DEMO. DELEGATE
Former Republican Gov
ernor of N. M. Turns
Up at Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO. June 29--Ml-
gucl \. Otero. republican territorial
governor OF New Mexico when Theo-
dore Roosevelt was president * max
ing AN attempt 10 break into the dem
ocratic national convention at San
F.Rncisco from an unexpected source.
Otero who 10 now a federal officer m
the Panama Canal Zone. has appear
ed here with credentials from the
democrats OF the Ancon as delegate
from the Ione 10 tho convention. tie
is accompanied by Chauncey r.. Fair
man, and each has an alternate with
him. They are asking the same rep
resentation that In accorded Porto
Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines. and
the convention will probably allow It,
although the matter Is stiil unsettled.
Arthur seligman. New Mexico state
chairman. arrived Sunday by automo-
bile. Tho New Mexico delegates eau
cused during the afternoon on their
committeeman and honorary officers
OF the convention.
The selections follow: Credentials.
John W Rhea. Roswell; resolutions.
J. l.. Lawson, Alamogordo: permanent
organization. Cicente Mares. Wagon
Mound; to notify the president of his
nomination. Arthur Seligman. Santa
Fe: To- notify the vice president.
Charles T. Dennis Clovis: honorary
vice president OF convention, l.. l..
Burkhead, Of Columbus: honorary sec
retury, Seforino Martinez, Magdalena
alternate sitting IN place OF Felix Gar
cin. OF Lumberton. unable to attend.
The delegation elected A. T Han
nett, mayor Of Gallup. as It's chairman
and Mrs. W. y. Kirby. ot Tucumcnri
as its secretary. No alternates were
named from New Mexico. Twelve del.
egates with hnlt a vote each were
casting the states six ballots In IN,
convention
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
SAYS NATION FACES
INDUSTRIAL TIE UP
Untold Suffering Unless
Railroads Are Run as
Unit, Colver Says

NliSIitNGTON. June 2s-Opera-
ton OF the railroads of the country
"as unit as means uf relieving
the present transportation difficulties
WIS suggested today ny William -.
Colvr. uf the Federal trade com
mission. In an address before the
Washington Al club
M. Colvnr predicted that con
tiuhuou ~ the present situation
would mean untold suffering and
Industrial shutdowns next winter" q"
Hundreds ~ millions of dollars are
tied up now In MERCHANDISE In side
tracked osirs he said only one. tenth
uf the needcd coal FOR next winters
supply has been moved To the head
~ the ldkes MV. colvcr si'd. while
the Industries in New England are
actually closing down now for lack
uf coal,
Farmers also are unable to obtain
cars tu move the residue nf last year =
Nhyut crop Ht time when the nsw
crop ls coming To- harvest. Already,
np DECLARED thcrc are predictions ot
SO flour and % cent bread.
Mr. ColNFr decanrd the roads were
unable tu get coal cars To- the mines
with result that this month. Goa
production u tar below normal and
miners are seeing their families 80
hungry"
When operated separately. Mr.
COVER declared even the largest
railroad canuot operate prufiiuhly.
and Ht reasonable Rates
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
HEADQUARTERS FOR
M'ADOO OPENED
Boosters Claim He Will
Get $50 to $50 Votes
on First Ballot

SAN FRANCIS ~, June 2a.-The
name Of William Gf,bs McAdoo.
formcr socretary ~ the treasury, will
be- placed formally IN nomination at
the convention "at the earliest op-
poriunny," his supporters decided at
an early morning conference today.
Presentation of Mchduo's name will
be 10y Buriis A. Ienkins, Kansas city
minister
SAN FRANCISCO. June s9.-such
headquarters as William q. McAdoo
will have at tn" convention were OPP
cned here today, They consist of
three rooms rented hy personal
friends Of McAdoo. and are to h.
used solely for conferences No one
is IN charge of them nor Is q pub
hcity campaign from them being
planned Conferences nightly per-
haps, will ho held ny McAdoo's sup
porters during the remainder OF the
convention.
Ttgtniiyp arrangements Tor the Me
Aduo committee that is To work In
the convention have been practical
ly completed. Und,r the leadership
OF samuel -. Amidon OF Wichita.
kans., "a steering committee cons.s' =
ing Of half dozen first licutenants
and one man or woman from each
state has been perfected Practical
~ an OF the meml"ts of the com
mittee are delegates and will work
on the floor
M claims are t"iug advanced by
the McAdoo supporters as to IN,
number ut .oes on the first or sub,
scquent ballots. Reports made b,
the men on different state dclega
| tiuns. however claim anywhere from
$50 to $50, Thesc figures represent
/ the minimum ana maximum reports
| The number of second choice" vote,
| In sight are said "a number NOR,
/ than SEQ.
MI McAdoo's friends say ne ma,
run third In the balloting ON earl,
/ votes They expect. Palmer To leac
! hrcaus' hc has trcmendou'
/ "complemcntnry" Won. that vii
| he cast for him on the first ballot
| Cox muy run second they suy. ans
I after that the break viii bn towards
l McAdoo.
The 1amanny delegation is havinl
q hard time deciding what to do r.
1 Eard!nE McAdOo. N Will cast iti
1 early votes for Gcvcrnor Smith, bu
| will not make hard fight for hin
because h. IN being groomed 10
Tammany's candidate Tor mayor ~
New York at the next election.
/ Indiana delegates will stick H.
! Vice President Marshall as long a
he is In the field, hut n he shoul'
, Withdraw McAduo's friends say the
will set number OF the HoOsie
! votes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29

SAN FRANCIsCO. June 29.-Ad-
ministraton forces went into the sec
ond day Of the democratic national
convention apparently In full control
of the situation. senator Glass OF
Nirldnia a. chairman OF the resuiu-
tlOna committed. william }. Bryan
e1cluded from the subcommittee ot
nine chosen to actually draft the plat
form while Bainhridge colby. SeCre-
tarv of state. sits as the representa-
tive OF President Wilson; senator
1ose eph T. Robinson, Of Arkansas, an
other stuunch administration support
or. chosen for permanent chairman uf
the convention and administration
men az the head OF other committees.
was the lineup brought out Of what
had promised TO be a contest.
The Threatened INSTRUMENTATION
light as fai as Il related to the organ
ization OF the convention machinery,
collapsed without a showing
A. the same time the committee
formulating the rules FOR the conNen-
ton, has cleared the way for the
nominating speeches 10 be deli erred
while the resolutions committee ts
working on the platform. by unnn-
lmous action 10 decided that the var
ious candidates may be placed In nom
nation while the platform dclibera-
nnhh are khlNN Nlls NNA no hNNlNAliih
for "a nominee may be- conducted un-
til after the platform has been brought
In perfected and adopted. This ac-
ton viii simplify ana hasten the work
0f the convention very much.
Administration In Control.
From the dramatic moment ycStpr-
day when a portrait OF President VIII
son wns unveiled In the great conNcn-
ton auditorium. to let loose q storm
OF tribute and appreciation from party
fellows on the floor. there seemed
little chance for those who had set
themselves in opposition.
The burst Of feeling did not die with
adjournment Long after there was
still a hint Of II In the voices of the
delegates.
The same subsiding undercurrents
ran through the CELEBRATIONS OF the
committees. II was there with the
collapse OF the move TO prevent the
election Of Senator Glass move,
ment that had the backing OF William
:. Bryan.
senHtor Robinson's selection fo'
permanent chairman was more Of d
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
ConUentiOn Meets and Hears Second
Keynote Speech by Senator Robinson
Administration Forces in
Full Control of Convention

foregone conclusion. No opposing
candidate had been selected.
The administration forces now have
strong grip on the machinery which
will write the confession Of faith for
the party's 1890 campaign. There
will be- battles In committee over many
plnnks; hut there was less prospect
today than at any time since the con-
vention leaders began to assemble, IN
the opinion Of most political obserN-
ers schooied IN the ways OF conVen-
lions. Of an open fight on the moor.
Administration leaders appeared con-
fident that dlferences could be ironed
out In committees.
Bryan's Ilcnguc Plank.
Mr.. Bryan has put forward the
league Of nations plank ON which he
would have the convention stand. II
declares for such reservations as are
necessary to secure ratification. and m
In sharp conflict with the position
taken before the convention yesterday
by National Chairman Homer =.
Cummings in his keynote spcech. Mr.
Cummings lashed at the attitude OF
republican senators In the treaty fight.
charging that they had sought nullih-
cation. not reservations. lie declared
that no reservation not aimed at the
life OF the covenant would have been
rejected by the administration and ad-
uluttttuhou iufteh IN iht toilN'Itlhu
are expected to ching 20 that line.
Whether Mr. Bryan. like good
trader. had asked more than he eN-
pected 20 get and h willing to take
less is not clear. The administration
leaders, stimulated by the victories Ot
yesterday. reiterated their confidence
that no minority report ON the treaty
plank could carry.
other pianks may cause committee
discord. hut there was "a word of cheer
for Irish sympathizers In Mr. Cum
mings speech. The only issue he did
not deal with directly in his keynote
address was that over a party state
nent ON prohibition enforcement
In that issue may he wrapped un
the fate OF some aspirants for the
presidential nomination. The battle
has come to the surface in a caucus ui
the New York delegation which voted
without ro., call to urge modification
OF the enforcement law.
The session left behind Il echoes oi
, gag rule" charges and assertions thai
l VI hoor battle were insisted upon bN
the New Workers the party'a chanoei
! al the polls would be ruined.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
u. S. to Take Over
German Shipping
American Firms To Acquire Impor-
tant Trade Routes.


NEW YORK. June e9.-,Arriyal
here today of dinsctor General Philip
Heinckan. Of the North German
Lloyd steamship Company on the
Nieuw Amsterdam, with other direc-
tors and assistants gave significance
to reports that American Interests
In the near future are to have a big
hand IN Germanys former great sea
transportation lines and routes
IfeineHsn refused To dtscuia the
immediate object 81 his VISIT but "
important conference ia looked for IN
view OF the recent announcement by
thu United states Mail Steamship
Company to which the shipping
board allocated fifteen former Ger
man steamers, that Il wis negotiating
with the North German Lloyd FOR use
uf It's Bremen terminals.
A representative of the shipping
the North German Lloyd here met
board and tho resident director of
Heineken and his party.
in connection with the arrival Of
the ileincken group. Il WIS pointed
out that the American ship and Com
mcrce Navigation Corporation control
of which was acquired by the Harri-
man interests here, recently assorted
" had entered into contract with the
Hamburg American line for opera
tion Of ha trade routes throughout
the world
Those arriving with Heinekcn In
Guided Carl statelfeldt and Max Wal.
ter. directors. George Oeding. naya
constructor, and George Seyde. sec.
retary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
NEW BOARD Of
REGENTS PICKED
BY GOVERNOR
Walter M. Connell Ac-
cepts Place; George
Curry Is Chairman

SANTA FE. y, NJ. June 2s.-
George curry of Socorro. former ter
ritorfal governor OF New Mexico, has
been appointed temporary chairman
Of the Hsw hoard of regents of the
Agricultural College. Governor Iafra-
zolo announced today. The other re-
publican members are VIM. a. Suth-
erland. lawyer of Las Cruces and
Albert ]. Fountain. business man OF
Mesilla.
The only demOcfWtic member yet
appointed IN Walter NJ. connell husi-
ness man and chairman OF the board
~ city commissioners of Aibuquer-
que.
The nth member Of the beard to
be a democrat. has not been selected.
The four appointed have agreed TO
serve
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
Meat Packers to
Meet in September

CHICAGO. June eH.- Meat pack o
,r. from all parts of the country will
meet M Atlantic Chy september 10,
o.. and o. tu discuss problems af-
fcctiug the industry. Thomas T.. VII.
son president of the Institute of
American Ms1t Packers announced
today
on " the problems confronting
the industry, he said. is the cost of
beef Producers have been market
ing cattle below the cost of produc-
ton. according to Mr. Wilson aud
many packers report losses on beef.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
COMMITTEE
FORCES PROH|B|T|ON|STS
TOPRESENT PLEAS FIRST
Today's Program
At the Convention

SAN FltANc1SCO. June "a
The Democratic national conven-
ton program for today ~ ~ fol-
lows.
Convention NESTS al ! o. m
Prayer By the Right Rev. VIII
Ham r. Nicholas. biahop ~ the
Episcopal churrh, California do
'cesn.
entails.
Report Of tbs commi,tee on per-
manent organization.
Address by Senator Joseph Il.
Robinson OF Arkansas permmnn-
ent chairman.
Report OF tho committee on
rules and order Of business.
Next In order. report Of rcaolu-
tlons cOmmitttee which h holding
hearings ant not ready 20 report
the pln1f0rn.
Raemninder or days program de-
pcnds on convention Developments.
Delivery Of nominating speeches
next In order while platform re-
port IL awaited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
BRYAN LOSES in INITIAL CLASH ON DRY PLANK
Harding Poses
For the Movies
Also Makcs IllonnRrapluic Rrcord On
subject of Ann-fiCanism.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Senator
Harding, the rapubiican presidential
nominee WAS back AZ his office to-
day after a week end rest In New
Jersey. lie had busy day going
through the mus of correspondents
and other work and receiving callers.
During the day the candidate alno
made n photographic record on
Americanism TO be used for cam-
paign purposes and posed FOR the
moving picture photographers
Among the visitors today WIS
Stanley n. Howe. Of New York di-
rector OF the national budget COM
mitise. who told the senator that the
commitide was preparing a bill to
substitute for the measure recently
vetoed by President Wilson. u win
provide, he said, Tor n reorganiza-
ton of the multiplicity ~ govern
msuial bureaus.
You have "a considerable job on
your hanIs' ssiid Senator Harding.
Economy, as you know. IN a part
~ my program"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29

NEW YORK, juno 2s.--Indfct-
ments against . 226i alleged slack
era" were filed today In the Brook
Ign fedeisl court. Warrants arr "a
be issued for arrests by the United
States marshal after elimination Of
about fifty percent who are believed
to have entered war service without
notifying the local draft boards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29

AUDITORIUM. SAN FRANCIsCo.
June 29-Assembiing an hour later
than usual today the democratic ma
tornl convention had before it only
a routine session a necessary time
knl,t-to give opportunity for come
mittee work on the outsid" and the
final perfection Of It's organization ma-
ohintrv.
\ second k.yro', speech nv sena-
tor Joseph r. I obiuhou Of Arkansas,
the successful administration candi
date for permanent chairman. was the
principal event OF the program
Il was 1850 o'clock when Chairman
Cummings called the convention 10 or
der
vigorous whacking OF the gave
brought the delegates down 10 their
seats ana gradually cleared The aisics.
Mr.. Cummings was determined 10 got
order quickly and succeeded.
u present greetings To the unierri-
Ned democracy Of America said Mr
cummings as soon ~ he could be
heard.
Bishop l.. ". Leonard Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church Of San frun-
CISCO offered the prayer.
senator Robinson then launched
into the second keynote address
Prospects for a Spectacular hght On
ira noOt over tis action ut the rfe-
dDrtinls committee which sustained
th, democratic national committee IN
BEES refusal to scat senator Reed ot
Missouri MS a delegate were hedg'i
about with uncertainty There were
predictions that tn" contest would not
be- Orrricd further unless Reed deter
uIned 10 attemut 10 force himself INTO
"a place with the Missouri Delegation
hy proxy
Gcorgla's Ca~c Settled
The Georgia case also, iu which 'hc
credentials committee sustained the
national committee and seated Palmer
delegates 10 the exclusion "i the
Smith-Matson faction also seemed "a
have been settled with nnaliiNt al
though there was always IN" rhanee
uf :. last minute outhurst
To lay's session however was lne
lasi a.gN day Tor the delegates. toi
under t;a rules as adopted. the con
'rntiun m,.- 80 ahead hrgrlur ,andi'
dates placed ir nomination Whi' ih'
platform committee b. wurkins' ~.
though II may not proceed tu iha bhl'
luunR Tor nominee until the deciaf
alton Of party principles has been nc
tcptcd
While the full membership N IN
platform committee continued l'
grind away herring Interested pefsoh
who had planks to suggest, thr sun
committee OF nine which aoiuuls WI
whip the planks into shape und d.cia'
whether William !. BRYAN is 'u hA''
q bone dry plank or whether 'h
party shall accept some sort uI com
promise such as that suggested i"
POSTMASTER General Rurl"s"u. "'- aN
lug back waiting Tor tho hearings "
end before n takes mp its iHs" ul n'
tuully building the platform In WI
meantime, the suh-commi'lr' u'n
beers were not losing the opr"riN"'
tu get prolimiuarics out of tho WAY.
Administration tontrnl-'
The McAdoo people cam, nn O" .h
convention floor today Tor me NI'
time with n working organization u
Guiding "a floor leader ant f'pI'
sentative on practically every A"'
delegation. Their problem was in hh
enough supporters to round mp lN'
thirds vote Coz ana Palmer i"f''
were active rounding M shown
Tor the opening ballots
Administration forces were In Iu
(COntlnuCd on page Two
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their hold on the
democratic national
convention through
q series OF victories
In the credentials
committee W h ! c n
decided three hotly
{ GU y hi contests.
one OF these was
the denial OF n sent
IN the convention
to Senator James
A. Reed. OF Mis-
souri,. The Clark
Howell delegates In
Georgia pledged TO
Attorney General
Palmer also were
seated. Both fac
tions were IN ac-
cord with previous
decisions Of the ma
tionnl committees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
Fifth Hotel Fire
In Week in Boston

NUSIVNI juno tNT"The IIIIn nnI'I
fire within q week, all Of them un-
certain Of origin, Wis discovered at
the Hotel Essex early today while
ever, hotel In the city was specially
guarded 20 prevent such an occur
renee. All of thr fires have starred
in Railways ur closets.
In each case the damage has been
slight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
SESSION TODAY
HEARS REPORT
OF COMMITTEES
Convention to Kill Time
Till Platform Trainers
Complete Work

CThe address of Scsaator Joseph z.
I~nlnson. permanent chairman of The
Democratic contention. ~ DELIVERED
ti,ls afternoon. will hc feund on page
five of tOday's issuc.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY or NEw
MEXICO. ALBUQUERQUE
FER "a Hours Hndins can

Highest TEN
peruturo, rs
year ago, so:
lowest temper
aturo, h3 ycnt
ago, G2s daily
range temper
uturr Gb rcla
tive humidity.
u p M as rcln
itNe humidity
q e. "a Is. pre-
e. ipttH alton.
n a. n e. ~ a ~
mum NrtOCitN
of wind, miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-29

per hour, 10; prevailing direction.
south; character of the day. patb
cloudy.
New Mexico Fair In cnst IN.
settled In west portion tonight and
"Wednesday. little change IN ton
pcrniure.