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COMMUNICATE
III DIPARTIHENTO DI .ST4TO
CT COHUNIC1:

IL cosidetto passapoTtO americana
G le cosidette credenziah trovate ad-
dosso a John Reed, che nello scorso
MARIO fu arrestato in Finlandia, E.
rano falsi. Dopo che fu rilasciato
dale autorita' finlandesi John Reed
ritorno' in Russia. dove, sin da quel
tempo, e state attiyissimo nella or
ganizzazione del Secondo G Terzo
CongressO DELI Internazionale Comu-
nista: ed ora 81 annunzia che egli sia
il rappresentante americana mel CO.
mitato esccutiyo della Tnternazionale
stessa.
La piu' grande pubblicita' e sta
Ia data dai giornali alIarresto di
John Reed. Mentre vera qualche So
spetto che i suoi document non fos-
sero in regoIa, pure motif giornali
sostennero che il Reed fosse in pos
ssso di document genuni. j. 'Har-
vey'5 Weekly del 20 agosto 1920 So
steneva che a questo noto bolscevi-
co Gil Reed) -. fu permesso di COM
pierre il suo layoro di congiura con
tro il nostro goyerno sotto la prote
zione di un passaporto americana.
La verita' e la seguente:
Tuth document trovati addosso
al Reed, che ora sono in possesso
del Dipartimento di State, sono fall
81. document sono j seguenti:
% Libretto maritime d'identita' |
n. G422. con Ia data Z gennaio 1919, |
intestato a James Gormley. II 30 |
un duplicate di questo Ii
Dretto fu dato a Gormley giacche' Co
3tui presento' un affidavit dal quale |
-isultava che loriginaIe gil era state |
rubato in New York il 25 settembre
1919. John Reed eyidentenente en-
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.2.aLIsTA DI sOTTosCRIzIONE

Ayv. E. V. Alessandroni SO, A.
CaporaIe 10. Maestro L. Martini ),
| f. BIasi ;. Baccellieri Bros. 3. Jos.
ID'Angelo 3. DR.. Ignazio Cortese ?,
can,LaIIo s,r,I,,E n IA Crogoriis I tc-
,,ora ,,,''I,i Cio,nini NJ Scioscia A
cott,nn; 60 ! GinIiono I Cav A
60, ,,s,,',,'' , -; ( IN ;+,Iiano /
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tro' in possesso del libretto origina-
lie rubato 10 altero' togliendo la TO
tografia del Cormley c sostituendovi
la propria. La firma del Gormley in
fondo ALA fotografia del Reed e evil
dentemente falsificata e rassomiglia
assai ALA pretesa firma di Samuel
Arnold Jr., sui passaporto falsifica-
to.
(9) II preteso passaporto d'urgen-
"a rilasciato a Samuel Arnold Jr.,
datato Parigi 20 Settembre 1919,
e. interamente falso, Ia firma del
FAmbasciatore Wallace inclusa. II
genuine passaporto d'urgenza recan-
te il n. 2532 fu rilasciato dalPAmba-
sSiata Americana in Parigi il 16 A
gosto 1919 in fayore di Nathan
Louis PAWS.
(3) Una lettera diretta Samuel
Arnold Jr., datata % ottobre 1919,
a firma delrAmbasciatore Wallace,
e anche completamente falsa, COM
presa la firma.
(D L'autorizzazione che 81 assert
see data dal Committee on Public
information Samuel Arnold Jr. e
egualmente falsa.
Quando Reed fu arrestato per la
prima volta dai finlandesi egIi di-
chiaro' che il suo nome era James
Gormley; ma in seguito egi riyelo'
il suO yerO nome.
Al Dipartimento di State risulta
che non vi e alcuna persona rispon-
dente al nome di Samuel Arnold Jr.
Appunto con questo nome i docu-
menti troyati addosso a John Reed
furono forgiati.
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Quasi tutti / suddetH soHoscrjt-
tori hann0 contribuito ad attire sche-
de, perci0' non dere fare meravigitd
Ia tenuiGG' della Somna data.
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Al FlIE lOTWsEgENs 'OsWaY REUSED
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La nOStra SOttOSCriziOnG

Senza avere l'intenzione dI yolere
inccprare lie attire initiative con-
yinti che piu' sono mezzi di rae
colta piu' denaro 81 contribuira', a.
priamo anche moi lie modesto colonne
de La Liberia Parola, pubblicando
qui appresso la prima lista di sotto-
scriZione.
L'appello di Questo giornale e ri
volto al suoi abbonati, agli amici ed
ammiratori nostri. Lavere risposto
% il dovere rispondere ad altri aP-
pelli non impedisce che 81 possa
sottoscriyere una tenue somma an
che La Iibera Parola che, come
sempre. dara' minutamente conto
del denaro che essa ricevera.
4 Qucsto Prop0siio ci place A.
rertire che Ia mole del HOstro 9lor-
male non CT pcrmette di pubtiicdre
lisie di somme che non soHo inriate
u moi per moi.
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F. Kraemer: Howard J. Potts; 10.
seph V. r. Leinbach; Joseph w.
Essick; James H Edwards How.
ard Cow Welch; Lander +. Miller
Presidente della Camera di CONNER
cio; Jere II. Barr; II. w. Elyidge
T. NJ. Leinbach II. /. Harrington
DR.. c c. Loose; Dr.. John B. Ra,
ser; DR.. c. p Henry; Dr. William,
II. Raser; DR.. II. f. Rentschler
Dr.. Fl. C. Shearer; DR.. NJ. R.
Alexander; DR. W. 5. Bertolet
DR.. II Bucher; DR.. j. Cleaveri
Dr.. G. W Kehl DR.. II. S. Rec
ser: Dr.. NJ W. Bamford: Mr.. Sci
bert L. Whitman: Giuseppe Di Silye-
stro Nicola Coletti; Vincenzo Cio-
ialo; Michael Penta, studente in Me-
dicina A. Calyitti.
Era state invitato anche il signor
Croce Todaro, studente in legge, ma
non pote essere presente perche' oc-
cupato in cotesta citta'.
La Liberty Orchestra syolse IN
programme di musica classica e pa
triottica. II coro della ehiesa Metodi-
sta Episcopale italiana, soto la di-
rezione della signorina Julia Henry,
cant1' America @ IInno di Garibal-
d.
Quando tutt ebbero preso posto II
maestro di cerimonie prasento' Il
president del eomitato signor Auto-
nino Zaffiro, come quegli che pin
ayeva lavorato per Ia buona riusci-
ia della grauda manifestations, Que
sti disse
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
The Hubbeu County Ticket

sOf lama conrh dcmoat ecOty ord o gin
ia
I
o al independent
indignant
of
the clerk the probate Judge the
omdLous democrat of the
a o
to o
the
o in
in
a
Severe sanchez an
control forced on the
hnbeen can absolutely
in in
is
Hubten will pick the deputy
for matt o SANCHEZ
n
through he W
not alike
Taxpayer suc he overwhelmingly
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
FARMERS SEE RUIN,
BLAME GOVERNMENT
Report Blames Reserve
Bank System for Price
Situation

WASHINGTON Oct. i5.--"Gencrai
bankruptcy and ruin are inevitable"
unless some Immediate remedy ~
found to rolicvc the present price nit
nation as It affects the farmer. says
a report submitted TO the agricultural
conference here today by n general
committee appointed TO study the sit
uation. This report was adopted by
tho conference without dissenting
vote.
The committee blam6s the federal
reserve ,yEtem for present, prices,
charging that II has arbitrarily with
held from assisting the basic industry
OF this country to maintain a level
OF prices that at least meet the cost
- production"
DECLARING that the condition Of the
mind Of the farm population is "om-
nous" the committee says this state
OF mind can only be changed by q
frank and fair attitude ON the part OF
those In nuthority---thc test of which
can be only their acts"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
A COLD WAVE TO
HIT THE COUNTRY
Drop Coming Weather
Bureau Says; Snow
at Flagstaff
~ -as assoelArss ,asss

WASHINGTON. Oct. 13.--Warning
Of another cold snap In the northern
and middle sections OF the country
within a few days was given today
hy the weather bureau in a special
bulletin which said.
THE indications at this time are
that the prolonged spep OF eNcep-
tionally fine weather over the middle
western and western statos will short
ly end a disturbance or widespread
influence In moving east-southeast- -
ward along the southern Alaska coast
and it's Influence will be felt on the
Washington and Oregon coast within
the next "a hours, where It win hr
attended by rains and gales
II will cross the middle west at the
end Of the week attended by unsettled
weather and rain and with a prob
ability OF local SHOWS In the north
west
Following this disturbance tho
temperature will fall and the coldesi
weathcr-of the season up 20 this time
will prevail generally IN the north
crn and middle sections OF the
country"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
LEGAL FIGHT
FOR MILLIONS
OF A RECLUsE
Nephew Contends E. F.
Searles Made Will
When Demented

SALEM. Mass. oct. lathe legal
battle for the millions OF Edward +.
Scarlcs. the reclusc millionaire OF
Methuen and New York. who died
recently, was opened in the probate
court here today. It was indicated
the attempt by Victor Albert scarles.
a Boston artist who was a nephew OF
the tcstator. would be based on "A
contention that the aged millionaire
was not TT physically or mentally at
the time the will was drawn to un-
dcrstand or to make such an intricate
instrument as that offered for pro-
bate.
By this will, Arthur r.. Walker OF
New York, u clerk. was made re-
siduary lcgntee OF the estate which is
estimated at between $40. 900. 600 and
$50, 900, 600 and the nephew was left
S2bO,OOO. Victor Albert Searies al
ready has forfeited this legacy, as Il
was stipuatcd In the will that should
he contest the instrument the legacy
would go to the University OF Cali
fornia.
sherman whipplc, OF Boston.
counsel for the nephew told the court
that the will was a part OF n cum
ningly designed plan. He said intl-
mate friends were excluded from the
Searics home within two days OF the
making OF this instrument ON tho
ground that he was too III to see any
body.
mfr. Searles was reoiuse," no
added. lie WIS especially shy with
women and wns what might be called
II woman hater. lie spoke dis
respectfully OF women. not wanting
them 20 be around him at ALL"
One Of the physicians who at
tended Searles In 1919 has said that
his patient was not then In sound
mind, Mr.. Whipplc declared.
Another physician, he said, has de-
scribcd Searles as sometimes n man.
sometimes n woman. but more often
woman thnn man. He always wished
he was n woman and that he could
dress like one. Ills tastes and in
terests were those Of a woman"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
NIGHT NEWS
SUMMARY

O.-Govcrnment inycstiga-
tion OF the activities OF a ring of
whisky dealers operating on n ma
tlonal scale has been begun as the
result OF confessions obtained from
several Chicago saloon keepers, II
was declared by federal agents.
CAGo-Reductlons ranging
from 81 TO SO a ton were reported
by several Chicago coal dealers. Only
Illinois bituminous coal wRs affected
by the drop. The cut Is attributed 20
the fight against high prices.
CHICAGO.-Iowa won first prize
when the state herd awards for
Guernsey cattle were made nt the
National Dairy show. Wisconsin was
second. Minnesota third. Illinois took
fourth and Ohio nth,
VERA CRUZ.--General Felix Dinz.
who has been ordered deported,
sailed from Vera Cruz on board the
French steamer Fiandrc. IL Is said
he will 30 TO New Orleans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
4 MONARCHY
SAID TO HAVE
BEEN SET UP
Governor of Feng Tien
Reported to Have
Pulled Coup

Shanghai, oct. i3.--Genernl Chang
Tsaolin. governor OF Fcng-Tlen. has
overthrown the Pekin government
and proclaimed a monarchy. accord
ing to rumor current IN this city
This rumor las not boon authenticat-
ed. and no details have been received
hore. but Chinese officials have been
profoundly stirred by IL.
II In the supposition here that the
coup. II II really has taken place. IL
an effort TO restore TO tbn tAronc
former Emperor Hsmn-rung. son
Of prince Chun.
General Lishun. commander OF
Chinese government troops In the
province OF KianR-s and 1tiang-Si
ana leader OF political clique. COM
mitted suicide at Ranking today by
nhootlng. The text Of his will de-
clarcd his action was duo to devcl-
opment at pekin ana the failure OF
measures he hRd advocated FOR the
"nalvation of the nation" His doali, ),
1t is believed. win have far reaching
political results
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
AWARDED
FOR 100000
MACHINE SHOPS
Chicago Firm to Start
Work Here in IS
Days

Work on the S2.OOO.OOO machine
shops which are to replace those of
the Santa Fe railroad here and which
will be the second largest on the
system, will start in the next 10 or
10 days.
This was the announcement made
this morning by j. X. Sexton.
mechanical sur erlntendent for tho
road with headquarters at La Junta,
who is In Albuquerque today TO con-
fer with Superintendent ID. Il. Barton
Of the local shops.
The contract for the work has been
let TO the Nelson firm OF Chicago. a
firm which has previously handled
other Jobs OF no small size.
Work on the DRbbitt and flue shops
Is progressing rapidly. II was stated
this morning and these should soon
be ready for occupancy. The putting
of tho roof on tho flue shop was
started today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Hear Joseph R. FrOiley and
A. B. Reneh0n Thursday Night
In High School Auditorium

Joseph Fraicy, speaking
a.
spanking
auditorium Thursday night O'Clock.
Frnilcy
speaking northern
days. AMI wherever appeared made
preston by eloqucncc
involved IN this
viii discuss Of nations and other foremost issues In
the election.
Mr.. Rcnehan needs Introduction 20 New Mexico
brilliant platform
speaker; combines oaorical with the
the impressive aud convincing Mr.
Tcnchan
Al invited these Speakers The
Albuquerque. especially invited
tCid. wish thoroughly
should
lot be ovcrookISi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
WASHINGTON HAS NO
ADVICE or OVERTHROW

WASHINGTON. Oct. is.--Neither
the state department nor the Chinese
legation lras received any reports that
the Picking government has been
overthrown az rumored in Shanghai.
The last dispatch received at the
department from Charles u. Crane.
the American minister Mt Picking, was
dated laHt Monday and offirials said
It contained no intitnation OF amy un-
toward harpening In the Chinese
capital. This dispatch was sent the
day before the Associated Press dis
patch was sent from Shanghai.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Rationing of Gas
Probable in Denver
During the Winter

DENVER, Oct. iS.--dtnttoning OF
gas may he rcaorted TO In Denver
during the coming winter as a result
OF the big demand for the product
rrd the inability OF the company TO
i,creasr its production sufficiently to
meet ihat demand. W. J. Barker. vice
president and general manager OF the
Dcrvrr Gas and Electric Light COM
pany. announced today.
Al large large consumers Of gaa al
ready have been requested to con-
serve gas as much az possible. he de-
clnreo. and have been advised TO
make arrangements for other fuel
wherever possible. a number OF
firms have declared their Willingness
TO cooperate. Mr.. Barker said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Gov. Coolidge to
Start on Speaking
Tour on October IL

NEW YORK, oct. i3.--Governor
Coolidge. republican vice prcsiden-
tial candidate will start from WASH
ington October II on a tour OF Ken
tuck, Tennessee. North Carolina, Nir-
ginia, West Virginia and Maryland,
ending a. baltimore, October 20, Il
was announced At republican national
headquarters today. Governors Nor
row OF Kentucky, and I>owden Of
Illinois, and j. u. Hedges OF New
York. will go with Governor Coolidge.
Senator Burah OF Idaho. VIII speak
at Gary. Indiana October 10. and
Peru, Indiana. October 20, and
somewhere In Ohio October 81 and 22,
Il was announced. These dates We're
ni1Hry"d after his conference with
Colonel Miller. chairman OF the re-
publican spcaaors bureau for the cas-
tCrn division.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Former German Consul
Gets Parole But May
Not Leave Prison

WASHINGTON, Oct. i3.--Eckhardt
Son Setback, former German consul
general at San Francirco has been
granted a parole from I.cvenworth
penitentlary. but Is adverse to leaving
tho prison because deportation war
iant awaits him. Attorney General
Palmer said today In explaining why
Won Setback had not left the prison.
Franz Won BOpp, former German
vice consul at san Francisco. indicted
and convicted with Won Setback, LEFT
Baavenworth on parole acveral weeks
axe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Farmers in Iowa
Hunting a Firebug

DAVENPORT. Iowa. Oct IA
Farmers who patrollcd their prem
iscs last night armed with shOtguna
while posses sought fire bag who
burned the farm buildings of Adolph
Arp, near New Liberty. Iowa, left
their work again today 20 participate
In the search, Blood hounds were
used.
For a week before the fire, the arp
family wns annoyed hy atrnnrc oc-
currences. Evidences OF ghostly
presence IN tho house at>niEht COM
blned with thcfts from the pantry
have led 10 a belief that q lunatic
buildings
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
$3.50 HAlTIANS ARE SLAIN BY j. S. MARINES
GOVERNMENT OF CHINA REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN OVERTHROW
HOW ABOUT THAT
sa0O, ,Oo0s

In connection with Air. Magec's
only definite. specific charge
against tho state land office, a
slight variation OF fa0O. 900 or more
from the facts was noted on this
paRe yesterday. There was another
slight error amounting to 5,00O.-
900 acres of land.
Mr.. Magce comes back strong
ami explains II fully with three
go columns OF personal attack
uDon II. O. Buraum.
This Is entirely consistent with
the Hanna campaign and Ia strictly
following the SeliEmnn orders.
How about that 100000?
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Wilson Congratulates
Speaker on Victory

CLEVELAND. Oct is.--Manager
Iris Speaker. OF the worlds champion
Cleveland Indians. received u tele-
gram OF congratulatlon from Presi-
dent Wilson. The telegram was as
follows:
May / not congratulate you on the
success Of your honest and sincere
efforts.
WOODROW WILSON"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Curb Markes on
Bowery for Liquor

NEW YORK. Oct l3.--frank l..
Boyd. supervising prohibition enforce
ment agent for New York state. has
received orders from federal head
quarters In Washington to investigate
the reports OF the existence Of a
curb market In contrnband liquor
in the bowery. II was learned today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Five Bank Robbers
Shot Man; Get $3.50

WINNIPEG. Man, Oct. l3.'-ttve
masked men blew open the safe IN
the Union Bank at Winkler, Manito-
ba, at 3 a. m. today and escaped with
$4,000 after shooting and wounding
w .Graefor. who attempted to rouse
the town By ringing the town fire
bell.
Posses are searching for the band
its. NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
COIln An EIAGsrAEF

FLAGSTAFF. Ariz.. Oct. Ia First
snow OF the autumn geason fell acre
today, mpaincd by cold, cloudy
weather, hiEh winds an a tcmpera-
coldest Of the present season. the
thermometer was down to ia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13

S.atc Scnator
rafael Garcia, Democrat
Representatives
Santos Garcia. Democrat
stephen Roehl, Democrat
Dcmetrio Sanchpz, Hubbcllite
County Commissioners
Albert q Slnms. No q. Democrat
severe sanchez, No. /, Hubbcllitc
Max Gutierrez. No. 2. Hubbcllite
C,..,,,. .-,a,a,
- c.u',,, 1s,.,,,,,,.
'u N'v''Os.' i'upD''
county treasurer
Ed IL. Swcpe. Democfnt
County Assessor
J. Felipe Hubbcll, Hubbe.litc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
HUBBELL Gets
SEVEN PLACES
ON TICKET OF
DEMOCRATS
VIII Control County
Commissioner and Tax
Board If Fusion Slate
Is Elected
THE DEMOCRATIC
HUBBELL TICKET

"Shnll We sell the soul OF our
party for n few oiriccs?"-JUDGE
HIsACOCK.
Did they sell? Look at this.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-13
Classified Page
Finds Statesmen
For Big Sale

Here Is what Mr. IL :.
Roscnwald. president OF Iio-
serwaid Bros Store, says 90
The Herald Classified page
u needed IL statesmen IN a
hurry for our great aolC OF
Hart, Schnffner and Marx
Clothes. which starts Thurs
day. needed comruteat
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