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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
POLES WELCOME
ADMIRAL HUSE
Tells Them He Brings Ameri,
cas- Moral Support.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Upon arriv-
ing at Danzig. Vice Admiral Huse, in
command of the U. S. S. Pittsburg, de-
cIared he was bringing the moral sup
port of his nation" to the Poles, ad-
vices received here by the Polish lega-
ton declared.
The admiral was given hearty greet
ing by the people of the city, the tele-
gram further states.
The Polish legation also was advised
In a delayed dispatch that the Polish
delegates to the bolsheviki peace con-
ference would leave for Riga yesterday
or today and that the foreign office there
hoped the negotiations would not ex-
tend over long period of time.
1t is believed the Lithuanian govern
ment viii ask to participate in the con-
ference that differences between that
country and Poland may be adjusted.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09

The featured player in "Humoresque."
coming to the Ohio Sunday, is Alma
Rubens.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Poland Playing Dry
Joke, Paris Paper Says

PARIS. Sept. 9.-The socialist news
paper Humanite. in commenting upon
the appeal of Poland to the league OF
nations TO adjust the Polish-Lithuanian
crisis, said;
poland exhumes the league OF nations
to submit her differences with Lith-
uania.
1T is indeed a great honor, but It
must bore the league, which the other
nations now consider dead and buried.
Apparently Poland is playing a dry
joke"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Travelling Statesmen
Have Marion Date

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 9.-Traveling
statesmen from all parts OF the country
will go TO Marion Sept. %. when Senator
Harding is scheduled to deliver front
porch address, NJ X Ferguson, presi-
dent OF the Harding Coolidge travelling
mems league. has announced.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
F1NEp on woMAN.s cAAKGEs

nue., taxi driver, was fined 81 ard costs
and sentenced to thirty days on the state
penal farm in city court yesterday. on
a charge of attempted criminal assault
upon Anna Kent. $50 West Vermont
street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09

The author Is Paul Reboux.
He makes the proposal, certainly
startling enough at this Time that France
enter into a close alliance with her arch
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09

Duncan engages In fstic encounter
with George Holt that is so strenuous
that even Curwood himself expressed sat,
isfaction when the director called halt.
In addition to Gods Country and the
Woman" the Isis program includes
Johnny Ray lin Bringing Up Father"
and East's jazz entertainers
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09

at the Lyric, Rialto and Broadway !;
Cabaret Girls at the Park; what
Women Love" at the Circle; Scratch
My Back,"yat the Ohio; THE Hope" at
the Colonial; The Country God For
got," at the Regent. and Forty five Min
utes From Broadway" at Mister Smiths.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
A REAL FIGHT
STAGED IN MOVIE.

In Gods Country and the Woman"
the picture made from Curwood's story
of the same name. and shown at the Isis
today, Friday and Saturday, William
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Frenchman FavOrs
German Alliance

PARIS, Sept. 9.-The first book from
literary man Of high standing since
the war is about to make its appearance
and the reception accorded 1t is being
awaited with the keenest interest by
French statesmen
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-09
Say, Can't Love Pull
Some Queer Stunts?

RYE, n. Y, Sept. s.-Sfiss Esther
Light belied her name SO long that
she changed it.
She weighs 462 pounds.
She married Daniel Holmes of Pur-
chase, n. Y.
He weighs 126.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12

when ] returned to New York /
found that Richard had changed tho
safe deposit boN. which had been
held In both our names. to his own
numc alone and I could not even look
into my own box when I took the
power OF attorney away I told Rich
ard that 4 was going 90 have AN iu-
Nestigatiun and hoped things would
turn out ali right ! tried my best
for Years Geo Ert along with Richard
The fellow didn know enough to get
anywhere. { would tako him out to
dinners and before they were half
over he would br gone, Ic would
never stay nSwhcro long enough to
do business
Richard SAYS he does not want any
of my money What then dors he
want ilD does not wnut un account
inr. have been trying To got that
for years The FLORIDA suits are in-
tended. hriDNt. tp hc held as q club
over my heed. ! want to state that
there Will De nu vOmpromise hy me"
Dr Ralph A. Green. alieuiH who
Tor several days has had Mt croker
under observation, made report in
which he declared he iF perfectly
sane. Anidayiis asserting Mf CROKER
iH sound mentally were filed bv Nor
man T.. Mack. OF Bunalo. and James
W. denrd. former ambassador 10
Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
FRENCH PROMISE TO
WITtIDR AW SGON-IT

LONDON April IL The latest
French note on the subject Of the
French move received here this morn
ing says that the French troops in
Frankfort and other occupied cities
Will he Withdrawn Immediately upon
the withdrawal Of the German troops
from tho Ruhr region II promises. Il
Is stated, that no further independent
action VII hc taken hy France.
Both France and Great Britain are
increasingly convinced or the neces-
sity ~ Keeping In agreement for the
settlemeut of tho questions regarding
Germany ana those affecting other
parts Of the world. Andrew Bonnr Law
the government leader. told the house
pl commons today.
The approaching conference OF
the heads Of the allied governments
Will no doubt serve TO confirm and
consolidate the complete understand
ing between tho two governments"
said Mr.. Law
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
RICHARD CROKER TELLS OF FAMILY
DISCORD AND HIS SECOND MARRIAGE

PALM BEACH. Fla. Aprl a.
Richard croker has told ha story of
his second marriage and given his
version nf tho lamny discord that has
eliminated iu suits by his children
that aim st removing him from the
alleged muiign Influence Of his young
wife. lie received uuwspapCrmcn az
his estate. tho WigwHm. and Tor over
an hour discussed with them the
many phases or tho litigation that has
served in his old age and in vlyidy
unpleasant fashion to draw public at
tcutiun 10 hiH domestic affairs
The interview was given iu the
presence of Mrs. Croker. whose man
ner OF life priur Co her marriage was
attacked iu the papers drawn ut the
instance ct the son of the former
Tummauy boss and of Harold Nu-
than. 20 Sew York lawyer whom
Croker summoned 10 defend him n
court here Mr. Croker showed no
trace Of the mental or physical lnssi-
tudc that is alleged in the suits 60
have caused him 10 become simply 70
pllablo instrument In the hands Of his
wife. Tie dominated the situation.
Mrs. Croker and the lawyer we're act-
i've in the discussion, but when the
talk became subject matter Tor pub
llcation u was croker who spoke. tie
said,
There was mo- trouble between m,
children and me about nay marriage
dutil took my power Of attorney
away from my son Richard, This
was in 1917 three years after the
marriage.
when l decided the morning I was
roing to bc married took Mrs.
CroEer and went down Co Richards
house. when ] introduced them.
Richard Fnid' II you take good
care Of my father YOU will have the
thanks of th, entire family
For three wears. every time We
were I'm New York, but once ] think.
we stopped 80 richards house There
is no truth in Richards statement
that ne tried TO persuade me not 90
marry Al our trouble has come
from mN trying To got my business
unuirs with him struightcucd out
AFTER I was married I snon learn
ed how proficient my Wife is She
Writos good letter and has sCnso.
n came into mY head that sho could
handle my nnatrs az well as Richard.
J did nothing about q for three Years.
Then reports reached mo in ireland
that caused me 10 write 20 the
Equitable Trust company 10 send me
the cancelled checks drawn by Rich
ard They replied that Richard had
refused permission to send the
checks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
U. S. DELIVERS ULTIMATUM
TO STRIKING SW|TCHMEN;
BIG TIE-UP IN THE EAST
Passenger Trains in New
Jersey and Other
Places Annuled - Sit
uation in Middle-West
Improves.

NEW YORK. Aprn iz.-The Gem
tral liallroad Of New Jersey suspend
ed all passenger service at noon to-
day. when agents were ordered TO
stop selling tickets. The road covers
the state OF New Jersey and the
suspenyion order affects approximate
" $4,000 commuters.
notice posted at the Pennsylvania
station announced this forenoon that
several trans" scheduled 10 arrive
this morning would not get hero FOR
various reasons"
The New York Central announced
it wns carrying out iis fun schedule.
The Erie a iackawanna were com
pletcly tied up on its commuter
service. Tho Central Railroad Of New
Jersey ran on irregular schedule.
Other roads reported slight improve
mcns over the last two days.
J. ). Mantell. representing the rail-
road managers organization. said to-
day he had not been able to learn
how the strikers planned 10 maintain
themselves during the walkout.
II don't know whether they have
acccss TO the brotherhood funds" he
said. Information has been given
me that the strikers at Syracuse have
a fund OF $500. 00O."
4 score of Amy trucks. manned by
armed soldiers from Camp Merritt
were used today TO unload and trans
port maiA IN Jersey City Mayor
Hague. I'm the name OF suffering hu-
manity,' appealed to the strikers to
arhitratc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
Passengers Are
Strike Bound
For Ten Hours

NEW YORK. Aprii 1.-THE story
Of being strike bound.' In the foot
hills OF the Catskllls on the Chicago
express OF the Erie railroad when IL
was abandoned by It's crew at Port
Jervis, New York. WAS told by passen-
gers on arrival here this morning, ten
hours late A fireman sent out from
Jersey City on an outbound train aided
the engineer In finally bringing In the
stalled train.
A mob OF railroad men" met the
express when Il reached Port Iervis
according 20 passengers. They
awarmcd about the engine aud dragged
the fireman to the ground. they said.
The rest Of the crew endoayorcd to
persuade the strikers 10 allow the
train to proceed to Jersey CITY. This
was refused and the strikers shouted
that the only way the fireman could
go TO Jersey city ON the train would
be in "a wooden box"
The passengers after considerable
time searched for lodgings Some Of
thom managed ~ secure rooms for
Few hours at 50 each. one OF the pus-
aengers said. Food was procured and
the station agent agreed To announce
"an hour before hand when the train
would start"
At 1i;20 o'clock last night the word
Cume, but Il was after o'clock this
before the new fireman ar
rived, and considerably later when
the train finally pulled out for Jersey
city again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
URGES LAW TO DEAL
WITH RAIL STRIKERS
Senator Poindexter Pro-
poses Fine and lmpris-
onment for Agitators

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
ARMY CAMP REPORTS
CAUSE HOT DEBATE
Republicans Assail War
Building Record; Dem
ocrats Defend Ii
., ,.s ...sel.rso sss.s

WASHINGTON. April 1.-Two
opposing reports an the long congress
sionh Investigation of the construc-
ton Of % army camps ana canton
ments were submitted today 10 the
house by war expenditures COM
mittcc and debated for several hours
The majority report presented by re-
publican committeeman criticised the
government agencies ana officials m
charge @; the war building program
while the minority report of the dem.
ocrais defended the administration.
The government iosts7s.53l.5ei on
the Is national army cantonmon'a. IL
was estimated by tho majority re-.
port which asserted this was duo to
waste inefficioncy ana graft result
ng from cost plus contracts which
were said to bee wide open"
No estimate NJ loss on tic national
guard camps was made hy the ma
jurity.
DcfcndH Work.
Dissenting from the majority find
iugs. th" minority declared that the
construction work was equivalent to
building ~ cities each with $1,000
TO 5000 population. ana added
This tremendous task was praC-
ucally completed ~ three months and
stands out as one OF the great achieve
tncnts ~ the war,
Representatives Mckenzie. Illinois.
ana Mccullough. ohio. republicans.
and butcmus. Michigan. democrat.
were the committeeman who conduct
ed the investigation.
The majority submitted SIX recon-
mcndatious Tor legislation by CON
rrrss. including the submission tn the
states of H constitutional amendment
making "prufitccring in war time
treason II also urged that the de
partmcnt Of Justice bo asked 20 i'm
NcHtiEHtc ut every camp.
No recommendation were made iu
the minority report ana 10 listed two
conclusions one ruudcmniug the ma
jority report and the other defending
Secretary Hakcr. wHo the majority
report declared must bear the final
responsibility"
The majority cited several itcms.
amounting tu many thousands of dol
lars. which On was argued could ls-
gnlly hc recovered by tho govern
mcnt from contractors.
The majority declared Secretary
BaFcr should not have permitted a
departure from the Old method ol
competitive blds
Taini tp War.
The minority is of the opinion "
added iis report that if ihcso views
OF the majority had been adopted ut
the beginning ut the war thc whole
building program would have been iu
"a state at chaos, many ui our troops
would have perishcd with cold ur died
uf disease in the wintur Of i9iT. and
the German army would have boon in
Paris before our soldiers could have
entered the battle lines"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
ONE on IARGEST

FL PASO. Tex. April Win
drawal Of sonora from the Carrnnzl
government OF Mexico takes one OF
the largest tax producing states from
the central government, American and
Mexican officials said here today.
Customs receipts from the Nogalrs
port Of entry to the United States
wer. said 60 Doe greater than any port
on the border. and with Aqua prieta
and Nuro, sonora, The receipts were
declared grcatcr than az all other hor-
der ports The customs houses have
all been taken over hy the new 'rc-
public OF Sonora"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
Developments In
Washington Today
In Rail Strike
,sT,sS,s,. as,es,.rss .,.,ss, sss''

WAoittNGTDN, April 12.-Dc-
NclOpmenta here today In cOnncc-
ton with the railroad strike were;
An announcement by the post
Office department that Vigorous
action would be taken u the move
mont OF mails were obstructcd.
Introduction OF "a bill hy Senator
Poindexter. republican. washing
ton, providing imprisonment ana
fines FOR persons interfering with
the movement OF interstate come
merre.
Attorney General Palmer return.
cd 10 Washington and studied re-.
ports ny 60 the situation 40 as 10
determine whether action hv the
department Of Justice were war
rautci.
An announcement Of Chairman
Cnmmins. or the senate Interstate
commerce committee that InNeafl-
cation of the strike by his commit.
tee scheduled 90 begin tomorrow.
would not bo conducted at this time
~ u was desired 10 give the new
fhiiioad labor board an opportun-
ity 10 settle the strike.
An announcement from the white
house that the members OF the la
Dor board would be appointed
within 20 hours.
Senator frolinrhuysen. rcpubli-
can, New Jersey. told the senate the
strike wns nearing red revolt"
Ihe 'ummins inquiry was order
cd py the senate last week and was
% nave begun tomorrow with John
Grunnu, president or the Chicago
Nnrdmen'a association ns the first
witness. Senator Cummins said he
desired 20 give the board an oppor-
tunity TO see whnt u could accom-
piish toward settling the strikel
In order thut the board can he
gin work Immediately. senator
Cummins Indicated that an amend
ment to the transportation nct
would De recommended authorizing
'he board 20 SIT In Washington for
the present instead OF Chicago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
NEW UNION CLAIMS
20 PER CENT Oh, WORK TIts

CLEVELAND. p.,April f2.-Frank
y o'Rourke, president OF tho new
Cleveland Nnrdnfcn's association. this
afternoon said that 30 per cent of
1900 men OF the Swltchmen's Union
OF North America. have deserted to
the new body. Hc said while an early
settlement was desired he would not
the brotherhood of Railway Train
men.
A committee OF the now organlza-
ton he said. was IN Washington seek
ing government mediation and a COM
mittce Of Cleveland strikers called on
A. /. Faulkner local federal concilla-
tor. for the same purpose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
l3|MORE STATES
PLAN TO SECEDE
FROM MEXICO
Commander of Sonora
Army Says Revolution
VIII Grow

AUGA PRlETA, sonora, Mex
leo, April IA proclamation has
made its appearance ON the streets
here calling the citizens to arms
against the Carranza government.
The proclamation is signed by the
prcsidente municipal Of this city
and issued by order Of General
Z. Elias Gales, commander in
chief Of all forces Of the republic
of Sonora. -
Aqua pRIETA. sonora. AIeN..
April i2.-Generul j. NJ. Pima. COM
manding the first divisional army OF
the Republic OF sonora" with head
quarters IN this city. stated this morn
ing that he had received Hemi-offirltt
adviccs from Hermosiilo. the state
capital. 20 the eject that 10 states ut
the Mexican union had followed tho
state OF Sonora in soyering relations
with the cnrranza government While
the report IN lacking ia details AS 10
the names OF the secedtng states. Cen
erul Pima declared he vouched FOR rs
authority. The message came IN the
form OF a telegram and is signed by
q member Of General GALES stan. and
dated az general military heuduuar-
tors
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
ORDERS
ABSOLUTE IfNlFfAlGO

PITTSBURG, Pa, April i2-An alb
soluto embargo has been placed on
all freight shipments originating on
tho Pennsylvaia lines and on an ilnea
connecting with the Pennsylvania HyH-
tcih, according to railroad officials
here. Only shipments Of the greatest
urgency will be received upon pres
entatiou ~ written permits from the
roads representatives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
WITHDRAW
WHEN GERMANS Do
Note Says No Further
Independent Action
Will Be Taken

PARIS. April f2.-The Earl Of
Derby iritish ambassador to France.
delivered 20 Premier Mlllernnd at I
O'Clock this afternoon the British re-
ply 10 the French prcmier's note OF
last evening. N. Mllierand refused To
discuss the contents OF the note with
the newspaper correspondents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
Wootton Juror Is
Held to Be Competent

TOMBSTONE. Arlz.. April III.
X. Riggs. OF Dos Cabzas, one OF the
Jurors in the ease OF Harry H. Moot
ton, charged with kidnapping In connec-
tion with the Bisbec deportHtiOns of
July ~. 1917. is capable Of continuing
TO act IN the trial. according to an am
nounccment made today by DR. H. n.
Hughart. one OF the physicians named
10 inquire into Riggs condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
EMPRESS EMBARGO
RAIAED AZ kANSAS CITY

kNNsAS NITN, Mo-. AUTIl Il.--Th0
express embargo which has been ef-
fectlvo here because OF the "insur-
gent strike Of switchmcn. will be
raised late today. h was announced by
the American Railway Express COM
pany. C0nsignmenta or perlshablca.
however, viii be limited 10 $50 pounds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
LOWER CALIFORNIA
sONIRNnIt nN1T

MENlCALf, Lower California, Aprii
Il Governor fsuban Cantu OF the
nortncrp district of the Mexican state
Of Lower tBala) California. in u
statement today to Tho Associated
Press. said the secession movement. ln
Sonorg is entirely local and thut the
government Of the northern district
OF Lower California shall continue 10
be IA tuli accord with aud maintain
allegiance 10 the president OF Mexico.
toNernor Cnntu's statement follows.
The secession movement In the
state Of sonora is entirely local. d
has no connection whatoNc. with the
government OF the northern district
OF Lower California. which Is now AND
shall continue Go be In fun accord
with and maintain allegiance TO the
president. OF McNico.
t5igned) "lssTEBAN CANTU."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
Leap From Blazing
Airplane Is Fatal

Camden, y. j.. April IA licu-
tenant Richard W Wright of Cleve-
land. died here today ~ injuries re-
ceived in his leap on saturday from re-
blazing postal mrplauc goo feet IN
the air,
His wife reached his bedside three
hours hrturc his death.
Lieutenant Mark a.. Hogue. OF
Portland. oregon. pilot OF the plane.
who did not jump, lelt the hospital
TODAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
KILErrs rIArE rITN-

WARSAW, Apru is.-The Russian
soviet goverua,cnt has definitely re-
iccted Burisov, ON the Bcrcsina river
between Minsk and Smolcnsk. as the
meeting place FOR the Polish aud
soviet peace delegates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-12
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY on NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQuERQC.
For "a Hours Ending a. m.

Highest te m
ptrHturc 80.
lowest tcnppru
uurc. 70: daily
range of temper
Hturr 20. mean
lRlly teniperu
ttuIr e.. trIu
tive humidity q
b. m a.. rrltti,,
humidity b 90 u
90 precipitation.
trace muNlmuui
velocity of wind.
miles psr hour
g6. ptpNail.uu dI