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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Coahuila Mines
Returned to Owners

MEXICO CITY, Nov. i9.--Mining
properties in the state OF Coahuila
which for several weeks have been
under government protection as a
measure Of safety during the strike
OF coal miners there. were returned
to thor owners yesterday by de-
cree issued by Governor Luis Gutter
rez of Coahuila. Workmen who de-
sired to return tn their tasks were by
the decree assured OF ample protec-
tion, and the owners received guar
antre1 against disorders.
The decree gave the basis of the
wage scale which returning workmen
and owners must accept and stipula-
ton was made that II within three
days the mines We're not in operation
ana producing enough coal to revive
paralyzed dependent industries, the
government would again take over
control OF the mines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
EDUCATIONAL COUNCIL TO OPEN
SESSION TOMORROW MORNING;
INTERESTING PROGRAM ASSURED

The New Mexico Educational asso-
citation viii open It's thirty-flfth nn-
nual convention tomorrow morning
with a meeting Of the educational
council at the high school auditorium.
The council IL the executive body of
the association chosen each year from
the entire membership. The general
convention will he formally opened on
Monday afternoon at the armory by
Miss Isabel l.. Ecklcs. retiring presi-
dent Of the association. General pro-
grams will be held at the armory
each afternoon and evening during
the three days of the convention while
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

city" he said. Let's greet them with
display ot colors aud make them
feel that u spirit OF real hospitality
exists"
Chief among the prominenot edu-
Gators who will address the general
convention Is Professor j, w Searson,
OF the English department OF the KAN
sas state agricultural college at Man
haitian. Kans. MIR. Searson is sched-
uled to speak on "The Americaniza
ton That Counts" at the Monday af-
ternoon program and on "The Peda-
tCoutinued ON page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
BLACK AND TAM
RAIDS CALLED
HEARTLESS
Militia Wrecked Irish
Towns Without Cause,
Witness Says

wAsHINGTON. Nov. i2.-Charg-
ing that the black and tan" militia
In Ireland made raids without provo
cation, John Derham. town commits
sioner Of Balbriggan. ireland, today
gave 10 the commission OF tn" Com
mite, of One Hundred. inVestigat-
ing the Irish question what he de-
scribcd us details of the September
raid on his home town which, he said.
resulted in the death Of half a dozen
persons.
"'rhr black and tan's spent "a
night Of yelling burning and shoot
ing" said MIR. Dcrham.
The Balhriggun commissioner de-
clared that James l.awless and John
Gibbons wore stabbed by the militia
lie said that a score OF houses were
burned and that the contents Of those
lcft standing were wrecked. About
100 refugees were herded into hotel,
MIR. Derhnm said.
MIR. Derham said ne was dragged
from his bed ana severely beaten by
troopers and then his own shop was
ransnclied and his stocks Of llquOr
destroyed after which his house was
burned.
The final act Of destruction, he
said was the burning Of the $hOO,00O
hosiery factory, which, hc charged,
WAS done to cause unemployment
and dcstitutlun
This raid followed the killing of
one policeman. and he wounding of
another Mr.. Dcrham told the COM
mission. Tho military inquiry, how
ever, had failed to establish the
identity OF the persons who had
killed the officer. who was shot. MIR
Derham stated, while In the act oi
taking liquor from a bar room, where
the bar maid had refused 10 sell hiu
more because Of his intoxicated con
hItiom.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Educational Council
Program Tomorrow

High School Auditorium, Q u. m,
/. Progress of New .IeXlco In Ed
ucational Development" Prof
John IL Vaughn, State Col
lcgc.
0:ij a. IN.
>. AN Educational Program for
New Mexico" Supt Walter u.
Mcfarland, East Las Vegas,
assisted by committee COM
posed of Pres. w. o. Hall, ,Sil.
Vcr city Normal school; Supt
John Milne, Albuquerque, and
County Supt. j. NJ. Buckley,
Curry county.
II a. m.
3. "Thc Rural High So hool as Re-
lated to the North Central As
sociatlon." Prin. q. B. Jones,
Albuquerque High school.
4. "Visunlizing Education" Supt:
n. y. Pope, Roswell.
. p, m,
3. "Mcasurmcnts and Tests in Re-
lation to Promotion" DR..
David Spence Hlll, president
State University Of New Mex
leo.
6. "Thc New plan Of Government
Of the National Educational
Association" Supt, y. G. Rest.
Santa Fe.
Business session
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Mob Attacks Jail
Where Mayor Is
Held a Prisoner

NOGALES. Ariz.. Nov ia mob
Of 900, said to he mostly lahorcrs,
attacked the city jail in Nogaies
Sonora, last night: hurled stones,
cursed Mayor A. G. Villascnor. who
was a prisoner in the jail, and threat
ened to hang him.
The crowd did not break into the
Jail. however. Governor Fluvio a.
Borquez is en- route here from Her
mosillo. the state capital. by special
train to endeavor to control the situa
tion arising from the arrest Of Mayor
Nilasenor ON charge Of conniving
with Tucson, Arizona, policeman
to deliver Mod sto Martinez to the
American officer for trial In Tucson
on a murder charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Texas Senator Frames
Bill to Bar Japanese
Acquiring Texas Land

AUSTIN. Tex, Nov. l9.-Legisla-
ton designed to prevent Japanese
from acquiring ownership OF land in
Texas viii be introduced in the next
session of the Texas Legislature In
January, State senator w. II. Bledsoe
Of Lubbock. aunounce,. here today.
The bill. he said, would be pattern
ed after California legislation on the
subject. Senator Blcdsoe said nego-
iiations for the establishment Of .
japanese colony In the Rio Giande
valley are under way and that ,hc
would make every legal EFFORT to pre-
'ert its creation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
NIGHT NEWS
SUMMARY

WILLIAMSON. West Va.--Private
Ernest l.. Ripplcy of the state police
and VIM. Hatfield. said to be union
organizer, killed each other In pis-
tol fight at Sands, % miles east OF
here, Thursday night, according to re-
ports received by Capt. Brockus, COM
mander of the troopers on duty In the
Mingo county coal strike region.
GENEVA-Groat Britain and spain
will send military contingents to Villa
to maintain order during the 'popu-
lar consultation OF the inhabitants
This announcement wRh made by the
assembly Of the league OF nations.
Il was added that the French and
Belgian governments already had
agreed 10 dispatch contlugents thither.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
CHAPLIN'S
EX-W|FE PASSES
THROUGH CITY
Denies She's Going to
Wed Soon, But Admits
Liking Somebody

Mildred Harris. who obtained a di-
vorce from Charlie Chaplin, In Los
Angeles last week, passed through
Albuquerque last evening on her way
to New York she announced, how
ever. that she has purchased lots in
Los Angeles and would return thore
to build and make a home for her
mother and herself
II didn't get all the money they
say I got from Charlie" Mildred
told reporter. II tJld him all |
u home"
Miss Harris II going to New York
to make the opening scenes of her
last Louis u. Mayer production IN
New York, and then go back to Los
Angeles to finfh the picture. After
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

that. her plans are Indefinite. She
may sign up again with First Ma
tlonal, or accept another oncr. She
has one to star for a London film
firm. but says she will decline that.
The comedians eN-wifc denied that
she is engaged to he married.
"IVe had one sad experience, and
I don't intend to get married again
until I've been engaged at least a
year" she raid. "Ill admit there is
somebody | like pretty well. but I'm
in no hurry to become engaged. Any
way. the person ! like does not bear
the name mentioned In the report
why. / don't even know anybody Of
that namc-can't even pronounce II
for that matter! ! bear no III Will
against Charlie. But | am glad that
everything Is finished, ana 1t Is a
relief to be free. / feel like kid
once more"
Miss Harris said that dear friend
had given her ring Of onyx ana
diamond, such as are all the rage
with society divorcees.' but that she
isn't wearing II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Former Empress of
Germany Improves
After Heart Attack

DOORN, Holland, Nov 19.-Thc
condition OF former Emperess Augus-
ta Victoria Of Germany, who has been
suffering from "a severe heart attack,
was so much improved today that
former Crown Prince Frederick VIII
liam who had been summoned to
Doorn because Of his mothers serious
Illness. returned to hia home nt Wier-
cngcn this fternoon. Before he LETT
he snid to the correspondent;
THE cN-emprcss IL "A little better.
There is no reason for great anxiety"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Senator Sheppard
Favors Extending
Aid TO Producers

FORT WORTH. Tex. Nov. lc.-
u. S. senator Morris sheppard. Of
Texas, announced here today that be
favored the revival OF the war finance
corporation 70 aid the south and Neai
In recovering thc price declines
He said he would attend a proposed
meeting of the southern aud wealprn
senators In washington to conAIntt
bringing about the re-estahliahuenl
OF the corporation. l..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
PIONEER LuMBEn MAN DIES.

TACOMA. Wash, Nov. 17.--Word
reached here today that William c.
Wheeler, pioneer lumber man OF the
Pacific northwest, died yesterday in
Tucson, Ariz where he had resided
10 months Wheeler was "A civil war
veteran and came here from
Dubuque. Iowa, 3! years ago. He
was 20 years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Sixteen Woodsmen
Drowned in Lake
In Maine Forest

BANGOR. Maine. Nov. i9.-six-
teen woodsmen. were drowned In
Chcsuncook lake. in the heart OF the
numbering district. yesterday after
noon when a motor boat took fire.
Tho smen were being taken across the
lake from Chesuncook dam to Cux-
abesis.
Efforts TO quench the fire falling,
the party became panic stricken and
many leaped over board. according to
word brought here today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
5 MEN HELD
IN s3,500,000
MAIL ROBBERY.
Work That Of Mere
Youths But Carried
Out With Skill


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Ssst mail fSain No eaat eouna IN
10 la, Sa,,,,a,,, ,i.l,t la., ts,e ierve
sorcs ~ rovrrrrnent officiais who ef-
eectea tbe c,ntnre of the hovr Impil-
eo,od H. Inc "a zoo oo0 rohber,r today
are sotbcrlne IN the tangled ends a.
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H. n. "eeu' 80.
No estimate will be made now by
government men on the amount "
the loss or OF the sum recovered. a
count OF the cash which was recoy-
cred early this morning is being
made None OF The government
securities have been found aud II -
belie"ed that the part OF the con-
fesslons OF Orville Phillips and Fred
Il, Poffenberger to the eject that the
bonds were destroyed, Is true
Work Of Mere Lads.
As now disclosed the robbery, while
apparently executed by mere lads,
wns carried out In a way that would
do credit 10 experienced criminals.
The car which was robbed was In the
center OF a mail train which left the
Union Pacific trnnafer about z o'clock
In the evening for Chicago.
Before reaching the city station
where the train aiwava stope for or
ders. il had 10 stop for an Illinois
! Central railroad crossing.
I While IN some minor nartioulars
The storiea Of tho Phlllips' ana Pof-
enbereer boys conflict. The manner in
which the robbery was here carried
out vas stnni. hut ,oos, eefective.
and rapld the automobile used bv
, then, yas drIven aIongsIde the train
as n began 10 slow down for tho
crossing. Almost before the train
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
GANDARA GUILTY
IN THE FAMOUS
MEDICINE CASE
Jury Convicts Herb
Maker; Air Route
Promoter on Trial

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Juhh "ahuar"' charged WIN WON'T
Ing the pure food and drug act has
been found guilty I'm the federal court
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O'Clock lhst h1shl ana reachcd
verdict five hours later but In accord
nnce with instructions did NOT renort
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"''s'' 30 ~
Nnhuora was shlu 10 nave USED inlRe
statements on the labels Of his medl-
cIne bottIes and In bnve Tins mazda
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cnse Of ~ r. NcEoln charged with
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Mckcla on stand
McKela on the witness stand today
told straight story, efforts to cross
question him falling. lie teMifird that
he did not represent himself to hc
an officer In the army but former
officer In the air service and that hr
marked out ficlis In accordance with
Instructions from the war drpnrt tmont.
Papers ana mans which he said hc
had received from the governments
were introduced ns evidence. His trial
had not been completed this after
noon.
The case against Pedro Coma rho.
charged with aending obscene letters
through the mails was dismissed for
lack of evidence. The case Of W
%. whitney, former postmaster at
Rincon has been postponed un-
tI the january term Of court
at Santa Fe on account Of tn,
illness OF the wiic nf the defendant
The cnse against Juan Mora, charged
with violation Of the prohibition act
was dismissed.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
CALIFORNIA SECURITIES
SHIPMENT is lost

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. is.--Gov-
eminent securities worth several
hundred thousand dollars recently
shipped from here by the Eank OF
California have failed to reach their
eastern destination and Il Is pre-
sumed by the bank authorities that
they were part Of the loot obtal go
by train robbers at Council Bluffs
Frank b. Anderson, president Of the
bank. said today.
The shipment was covered BY IN
surance. Mr.. Anderson declined 60
state the exact amount OF she ship
ment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

the mornings will he devoted TO see
tional programs at the high school
building. Social and musical enter
talnmcnt has been planned for each
day OF the convention.
Secretary Watkins OF the Chamber
OF Commerce today requested that
merchants hang out flags and bunting
as "A welcome to the teachers"
Let's show the teachers that we
know there Is convention In the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Chicago Man Hanged
For Killing Wife;
Negro Electrocuted

CHICAGO. Nov. i9.--Arthur Hnen-
sci, convicted OF numbering his wife
was hanged here today after efforts
to obtain an eleventh hour reprievc
from Governor Iowden had failed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Ncgro EIccIrocnteaI.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Nov. 10
Charles Cooper, negro convicted In
Ouichita county for the murder of
ollie Pickett, n white farmer, last
May, was clGctroCutcd here today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
METAL MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Nov. iS.--Bar silver.
domestic Unchanged foreign, f6h
Tin easy; spot and nearby, $500;
futures, $3.50 40 3S.2b.
Anthony, 6.O0G6.12.
Zinc easy; East st. Louis spot,
36.i2G G.24.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

CHICAGO Market steady 20
strong; rnctlpls. 5000,
KANSAS CITY 1e4an ntcets ta.eQi
receipts, 1000.
s,5oo.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28

Of carly days whom KlondIho kings paid tho price for ruahlng through. J think J hold Che record for Che
 fastest tme ever made by stage from Whitchorsc to Dawson. made Che trip in Che spring Of l9Ol and brought down Chat trip Che famous old Count Carbonncau and Che countess orstwhue Belinda Mul- rooney and Chief WI.s of tho Bank Of Commerce and several oth- on. including some lawyers One day ahead or us Authier started down Che rau with Che Klondlko king. 'Big Alcc' more properly Alexander Mcdonald lt was Che intention Go smash Che record with chat rIg. ] got Che tIp. and Che count and tho chief and Che rcst of them were anxious to beat Che king in. SO J gave thc naga Che bud. and away we went made it into Dawson and arrived only four hours behind Che other r.s. would have over taken thom but thoy left a bum team witch a bad horse for me- and thus prevented me carrying out a plan to drive one post ahead of chem at night while they were asleep at Che roadhousc We came down Che trail Chat Grip iu three days and nine hours from Whitchorse to Daw- son. and ] am sure there never was faster time made between Che two places by winter rIr Although
 B.g Aor got in four hours ahead. bls tmc was slower
 "Tbc ual we travelled then was down Che Fifumuc rivcr Go Lower Lebargc thence by cutting orr Co Chico and along Che old c. D. trail to Carmacbs. thence by river Che rest Of .hc way to Dawson. Twelve miles above Dawson encountered two deep novbaubs. 'Ch.eC Wuis was sleeping at hs post as usualand each time was hurled into a bank Of
 snow ten foe. deep. He awakened much refreshed At Lightning slough J ucl rope about the chief and led him across tho river. ready to fsh him out should Che ice break It was late In tho spring
 "lcs those were great days hut there arc just as good ahead. SO here eoes Dawson Ncws of May Q.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
BUILD REFINERY
 AT KETCHIKAN
Owners O. S3ltcmck Mine Are Con. ,em1.acng Step as a Great
 Money Saver

That kcuhLn i'm he near u- m may ta,o n reHucy for haud- Une concentrate. from .ho mining r..r-Ie. .H'...a. Is tha good ucva announced tba morning by J. E C.u.. t.. Seattle c.pita'st ouI h..l %. .aa sl.ohuea mine who has been at .h. property tor some days N.H ..rIr.. It s estimated Chat sr.. a refinery would save thousands ol dollars annually for h, saltchu.t rH... and uuI at ,hc same uue make U possible for other m.u oreetor to sayc am amount annually taat would ro a lous way toward paying tae.r expenses Of op- er.re
 "rae sarou.t mine Is looking b.t.- .lm .,or" said Mr. Cbubcre -.nd .he onr drawback .s chat thc price of palladium and platinum haa dropped almost fry per ecut We l.e. ortr.u. mon working now and ae win continue to have about n. urmh.r
 Az o ne mue Mr. ChIbars fo. no. heI.s. DOW lfat Che mine vHI b. worked on u tremendous seale aa some other mrus properties arc  hHt sufficient good ore has beon b'o.kol ou. ,o eaure a good many y.IH operations
 Tom s.oror. pronc0'or who 'o- oafeI a property some distance from the sa'feIurk Is reported by Mr. CrubHe to tav. found such pros. poets w o lend to .he belief chat he Hn have n extension ot the a.uc ore aoiy-- ke.eh.san Chron.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
NO ONE DIES

The onIc.al erayodIgger of Au- chouso .s something like Octavus Roy Cohcns Birmingham negro dnanc.or who bought a spectacular funeral on the iustalmcnt plan but could uo, dispose Of it He has a perfectly good grave on his hands and mo one to occupy it Tho grave was due some time ago for a party tna. was shipped outside it was to b. e.ed for tho late Mrs Elizabeth Narkle of seidova. who died last Tuesday, hu tho remains were shipped Wednesday 'to soldovia on tho launch Grizzly for ntumaut
 Anchorage Times.
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL
 ACCOUNT

In the United States Commissioners Court for Douglas Island Pre- cinct Territory of Aaska. DIy- is'on No. One.
 In Che Matter Of Che Estate Of John Kosh. deceased
 ANcl KronQu.sl os administrator of Che estate Of John Koski deceased. on Che l7tb day of April. 1920. filed his dnol account In tbc above on- titled cour, in Che above entitled matter and che hearing Of Che same has been set by said court Cor June 26,h. 1920. at tho hour or two o'clock D. m Of said day. at the court room or said cour. In Che Henson Build ng In Douelos Alaska. at which tmo and place an persons interested m said cs,ate are required to dlo any objections they have Co said ace count and to show cause. 1T any they have why nid account should not be allowed and settled.
 Dated this l7th day Of Apru192O.
 AXEL KRONQUlST
 Administration
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28
NEWS NUGGETS
 FROM ALASKA
News of Alaska, Taken From the Exchanges, to Show Whats Going on in the Great
 Northland

In speaking of Che Gut practice of Che Anchorage ban team Che local paper said bat they "mowcl up weIl" We thought chat [, was im- possible to buy Chat stun since Che md-narooao law went into caeoL
 L C Rousseau. son Of A. M Rous- seam. publisher or Che Whtehouc. sar has returned Co Whtcborsc. arc having bc.n m tho United s'atc army during war days. and Is aa.u associated with hts father on thc paper
 Tbo sub chaser 29f couebt dre near Steamer bay sbor, umc ago. The frc waa czunsushcI before much damage was done One of Che sailors had hs hand crushed and was at.n 90 WwneoI for medical treatment
 E.eHue O. fhc H.t Ihat Che Bon Nas.a Mining Company with prop- e.e n..r WrareeI Is paying m Judgments aea.H.t lbom. It a be- Iarei thaf Che company win not abandon their plans ba, win oper a.e sooa
 ur and Mrs. C. .E Judd recently wont to CnI.. whore it is likely tbc doctor vIl lo0a,e for Che practice of uof.cm. Dr Judd has recently been I'm Siberia where he was as-
 ar. superintendent ol thc AmerI- can Rod Cross hospital at OmsE t5oo miles inland from yaIiyo.toE
 James Caroh,ou who wont up .le s-Euc river two weeks ago n u open bon. believed to have boon drowned boat was found turned unaU. down He was a fruit
 .uer from rcu.eton. B. c. who V going to .noud Che mcr u taa saEue River country
 T.e care O. tn. haHbut boat He-
 aHl against Che Admiral Watson .. lau.... t. t.. former boat in a collision was decided in the Seattle court n...nHy Tho collision was near N.0Hh.n The court hold that He Watson should nay hal. che 'anae Io tae o.hor boal
 nr Y n Eou'... ua. made a trip fe sunny Bay from burg to nr.te... rHmor ol n small roy on- lauo ul taat a native had bcca .H.re aHn1- n wee. before tae doo- tors arrival H.h what appeared Co h. m roN hHt the patient had
 There uu Ho ..nea m Che camp .n .u.-. was nothing iu Che
Douglas Island news., 1920-05-28

are subject to tax fin the sum Of Five C35.OO) Dollars
 Should you be living In Alaska on or prior Co tho first Monday ln April, 1920. said tax shall be due and payable on said first date and shall be delinquent after May 1st. 1920. Should you arrive in Alaska later chan Che first date above mem tioned. tax win be delinquent thirty t3Ol days after your arrival. or with- In ten O0) days after notice is given you
 An persons. hrms and corporations employing labor shall furnish llst Of employees to collector and are au- thorIzed by law to deduct amount of tax from wages Of employees. (
 Fines and Imprisonment are pro- vided by Che Act above quoted for those who fail or neglect to pay tax or furnish list Of employees. Upon application undersigned will show complete text Of law.
 Dated at Douglas. Alaska, March 20. 1920.
 l.. w. KILBURN.
 School Tax Collector for Douglas