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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
Albuquerque, N. NJ,
March n 1AOn

MARCH ~, l3O,
The Board of County Commits
sloners of BernalilIo County, New
Mexico, asks for bids in the con-
struction of two strong vaults to
he built at the Bernalillo county
court house as per plans prepared
by Edward b. Cristy, architect,
Room q, N. 7. Armiio building,
where plans and specifications may
lie examined.
The bids are to be opened on
Monday, March 20, 1920, at 10
O'Clock q. m. The bids must be
scaled and accompanied by a eerti-
fled check of 10 per cent of the
amount made in favor of the Board
OF County Commissioners, to be
returned when contract is signed
and bond provided. as required by
law. Bids TO be delivered to the
County Clerk at the court house.
M. X. WYLDER,
Chairman Board of County
Commissioners.
Attest.
NESTOR MONTOYA. Clerk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13
Na,ne of Dollar Drons.

Copenhagen, March 12.-The
value of the dollar within a week
has dropped from seven kroner to
SIS kroner. The Social Demokra-
ten attributes the fall to the stop
ping of the importing of American
Iuxuries.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13
Tornado Kills Five.

Greenville, Miss, March Il
Five negroes were killed. between
twenty-five and thirty-five IN
lured and twenty-five tenant
houses were destroyed by a tor
nado in Washington county, near
Percy, today, according to reports
received here tonight.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13
Foch Denies Rumor.

Washington, March 12.-Mar'
shall Foch. through the French en-
bassy, today denied reports in spec,
ial dispatches from Paris published
in this country regarding his attl-
tude toward the league of nations
The dispatches said the marsha
was opposed to the league.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13
tHelferrich Guilty of Libel.

Berlin, March 12.-Dr. Karl He'-
ferrich, former minister OF inc
treasury, was today found guilty
of libelling Matthias ErZberger
former vice chancellor. Dr. Herfer-
rich was fined 800 marks and aiso
charged with the heavy costs of the
trial. which began on January ~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM
Musterole Loosens Up Those
Stiff Joints-Drives Out Pam

DUH JOlntS Dives OuL Ram
You'll know why thousands Use
Musterole once you experience the
glad relief it gives. r., r.-
Get a jar at once from the ncareet
drug store. 1t is 4 clean. white oint-
nent, made with the oil of mustard.
Better than q mustard plaster and does
not blister. Brings ease and comfort
while it is being rubbed onl
Niusterole is recommended BY many
doctors and nurses. Millions of jars arc
used annually for bronchitis, Group, stiff
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu-
matism, lumbago, pains and aches fthc
oack or Joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet. colds Of
he chest (itoften prevents pneumonia.
Soc and Coo lars; hospital size $3.50.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13
REVOL UTl0NARY PLOT
is FOUND IN GERMANY

iBY MORNING JOURNAL spEclAL laASHo WlNH
Berlin, March 10,-The German
government has discovered a revo-
lutionary plot organized by a reac-
tionary clique, which also has been
endeavoring to corrupt the troops
The public security forces and the
Reiehswehr have been confined Il
barracks in readiness for an emcr-
gency.
Die F'reiheit alleges that General
Won Luettwitz, commander of the
first reichswhr group is implicated
in the plot. Minister of Defense
Noske has ordered the arrest o;
Captain Pabst DR.. Won Kapp and
two other persons Pabst was
prominent as a member of the staff
of the Guards cavalry division. Won
Kapp Is one of. the founders of the
fatherland.
A quart of good milk equals II
food value ten eggs, almost 4
pound of lean beef, two pounds OF
chicken, or nearly half q pound OF
cheese.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13

The population of Russia is csti
mated to have decreased $4,000,
900, since 1914, owing to the war
famine and disease. f
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13
CANADA AND u. S. TO
EXCHANGE DESERTERS

lBY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiasl
Washington, March 12.-Abro-
cation of an agreement between
the immigration authorities of the
United States and Canada for mu-
t,Ial return of military deserters
was announced today by Secretary
Wilson. The agreement was entirely
war measure. the announcements
said. and ''its continuance during
peace would operate to substitute
deportation for the proper process
OF extradition."
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS---Com-
hat the high cost of operation. See
our. ad.sthisA issue. UNIVERSAL
ECHENffCAL co. sls-'7sse'-saa 4 4''''@
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-03-13

ing the second half.
Referee; Ray MeCanna; score
keeper, Lyle Gaines; timekeeper,
Green.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Financial.

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE stock
market ended the week In more or
less confusion and disorder by re-
newca selling OF the general list. in.
paying rails.
Announcement overnight; that tho
Boston and Maine rond had post
p"ned dividends on is preferred
ment Of New Eng Gland railway OIL
ciais respecting the prccarious hnan-
c!a! position of the transportation
companies in that section OF the coun-
try.
SUSPENSION Of the dividend on Fisk
Rubber drex renewed attention 10
the present state OF the automobnc
industry and its related specialties.
and other news advices o! the short
session We're mainly discoura g!ng
Apart from losses sustained ~
the rails. recesSions in prominent is-
sues comprising the oil. motors. steel.
equipment and food groups ranged
from Two TO seven points. shorts con
tinntng their operations with conf
dence.
The ac,Ial condition Of local banks.
AZ reported BY the clearing house.
contained frw items OF more than
paSsin. interest. Loans and dis
more than 5000 oOO. despite the
wctks hear? liquidation Of stocks,
holdings OF members at tn. Federal
reserve Bank showing 4 nominal
,@;a,.hrtion and an increase Of about
Shia,'vo, p0u in net demand deposits
5!most offset the preceding week $
For the short session there was a
iairiy large volume o. trading In
ponds. convertible speculative rails
rrsn"nd'ng 70 tho further heuvincas
=. snar"s OF that class. Total sales.
old Y. :. bonds we're unchanged on
Gai for The week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
weekly Dry Gnndn.

NEW YORK. Dec. il.--cotton goods
are still generally very quiet. The
number of johbinS buyers in the mar
kcts during the week showed q sub
stantial increase. Their inpo-tuni-
ties for Anal and genera! revision
81 prices on percales, ginghams. tick
inss. wide sheetinSs. and other goods
that are still above the parity of gtsy
goods values. has led TO conference
between leading selling agents for
mills with 4 view to acting more unit
eddy III making the secondary revis-
ion that haas heen foreshadcwed since
goods were shipped freely to the trade.
on memorandum" These memo or
ders viii be priced. and 1T the snmc
lines. The reductions will not TIC nea r
so drastic as those made Il couple OF
months ago and are expected to mcrI
with fair response from johbcrs
The contraction of production has he
come very serious Us far as market
effect is concerned. and IL is believed
that action should be taken by mcr-
chants 10 >stimulato mill orders he
fore further idlpness and distress
ccInc on.
Wage revisiona in Eastern mills are
TO be made shortly. and viii probably
DC completed by January l. Hating
trade for expert. and in clothing and
garment making channels. affects dis
tribution of many goods.
The weeR'S business in gray cloths
was not rs large us Il week ago. and
some slight price rcccsstons occurred
On the whole. most cotton-rondS ucr.
chants think the worst OF the troubles
OF reimbursement are behind them
Yarns are au!et. with prices very low.
Prices follow: 3S-inrh. 6ix6Is. i ! &c;
6dx60s. Lie: 3S1-2-inch. 6IxGIs.
s l-2: brown shectinrs. Southern
standards. 10 1-2c: ticSinrs, 2ol-an:
southern. IT i-2c: Eastern iS-ounce)
denims. s2.20 indigo 25c: s.anle GIN
CHAINS. i-2c. Sonthern. zoe. o0c East
ern: dress ginEhams. 25c and 81 &c:
prints, 12l-2c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
had about reached the end o, their

had about reached the end OF their
resources.
Commodity markets displayed more
stability than in recent weeks but
tnis seemed to be fully balances by
the more definite signs of Il slacken-
ing In these industries which form
such an integral part OF tn. caun-
try'a domestic and foreign trade. Any
remaining doubt respecting the CON
dittons now prevalent in steel and
other basic metals was dispellcd by
the adverse November tonnage of the
United states steel Corporation aud
further shutting down of copper
mines. while silver was quoted nj
lowest prices In uic worlds leading
markets. Bankers profcsscd to be-
lievc tsa; much OF the rcadjustment
which must necessarily follow rCrth-
CT dividend reductions or susDensions
already has been discounted The
treinulou3 state OF many stocks vet
To he subjected To such revision how.
"ver. offered little ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
any hut the short account
The strain 'upon the money market
incidental to extraordinary Ieavy
ycar-ena requirements caused !,
steady u!minution Of time fumes save
tor thirty and sixty-day renewals
AMI very light buying ot merchants
paper, only small par, o: which
was taken by local institutions In
foreign exchange. n minimum OF busi-
ness was reported, with minor
changes. save to eastern Eur)Dc, the
Greek rate rejecting the threatened
withdrawal OF financial supper: BY
tine altiel powers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
TO ORGANIZE
FOREIGN TRADE CONCERN
Richmond Mnn Named on Commit.
tcc To Supervise Formation
OF Corporation.
NV Associnteu J,ress

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE foreign
trade conference In session here
voted today to proceed Mt once with
the organization of a foreign trade
corporation. capitalized at 1905 o0.-
600 under the provisions of tho Edge
act
committee of thirty. headed by
John MclIugh. OF New York, VAS
named 10 proceed with the work and
a subscription list was Immediately
started 10 finance the underwriting.
The conference unanimously adopt
cd report of the committee on
plan and scope. The board OF direc-
tors Of tn. corporation is to be chosen
as representative OF commerce. II
nnncc, agriculture and industry with
tat!on. The board viii nominate the
principal executive oliicc.
Tho committee recommended rails
ing OF 100000 for underwriting pur-
poses. the money to be returned
later.
ON the committee named 10 super
wise the formation or tic corporation
were;
Oscar wells. Birmingham. Ala. and
Thomas 10. McAdnma, Rlchmond. Va
The committee viii meet later to-
day TO begin work.
Waldo Newcomer. pres!dcn, OF the
National Exchange Bank. OF Bain-
more. Was chairman of the committee
which prepared the report,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
FRENCH BEGIN WORK OF
ELECTRlFYlNG RAILROADS
Midi System Announces Tru-rcnr
Pr0Ernm-Trn Plants VIII
EurniSh Current.
IBy Associutcd Prcsa.l

PARIS, Dec. IL. -Elcctri:lcation OF
tho various French railroad syatcms
hus been planned for ycars. but work
have been transformed around -Paris,
but operation has not yet COM
mcnccd.
The Midi system has now an
nounccd 1 tnn-ycar program or cleo
triiics t!on. ny 1926. 1000 miles will
be- converted. and Ivy 1880 the re-
naming zoo miles of the company
wlii he chaagrd
Twelve wat.r-power plants VIII
furnish the current, which VIII no
airec; instead Of Alternating, because
the latter has been found 10 Interfere
with telephone aud telegraph trans
mission on lincg closely following
TIE railroad
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
FRESH BEEF AND PORK
REACH PRE-WAR LEVELS
Lower Prices for 1.-Two Stock Have
Marked Influence ON Whole
sale Selling Prices.
Try Associated Prcss.f

CHI C. ~ q q. Dee. it.-Wholcsale
prices OF fresh meat cuts. both beef
and pork. reached tho low levels Of
the prc-war period with the close OF
business this week. Amour & Com
pnny announced today In 4 public
statement. Beef prices. the last to
be readjusted. declined to the loves.
levels of tho year this week. says
the statement. which continues:
Lower prices for live stock which
hav. resulted from declines In feed
stuns and from excessive receipts OF
stock In all markets have had mark
ed influence on the wholesale selling
prices OF all meats. resulting in level
or prices which are below the prices
that obtained April !. 1917. and ALSO
below the prices that ruled In 1914
In many instances
), FRESH beef cnrcnsses were offered
averaged between Il and Is cents u
pound, price almost as low AS in
l.li. iigh, pork loins, the price OF
which is the index of all fresh pork
Win the pra-war prices Of 22 TO
~ IL cents. Lard was offered at 6
cents pound under the price of
April !. 1917. which was 2o.37 cents.
and cured pork products was IL cents
this morning. that being three cents
under the price in April. 1917.
The market value Of hides. ii IL
cents In the aggregate OF the ten
grades. has dropped 6 cents Il pound
from the normal price that existed in
l!lI. and at this time ] cent n pound
lower than the price that obtained in
VIZ. Subnormal value Of by-prpducts
from cattle. of which hides is typi-
cal. have had tendency TO hold up
the price OF fresh beef carcass. and
nnu the market for the by-products
90
pticrs would have effected further
declines by this time"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Weekly Gat4nn

NEW YORK. Dec. li.-After selling
; ABOUT Two cents per pound above
or the week. the cotton market
showed renewed nervousness and ir-
regularity. There was Il feeling
around tho ring here that the advance
10 1907 Tor January deliveries had
met some increase of spo; offerings
III The South and with goods trade
conditions showing little II any i'm
provement at first hands. there was
evidently disposition To even UP
accounts before the publication OF
approaching government reports
Two Of these are to be issued next
week. the first scheduled for pubii-
cation on Monday Will he The annual
estimate of the crop. while the census
report on domestic mill consumption
tor November is expected on Tuesday.
Much less than the usual interest
mas been SHOWN in the probable gov
crnInent estimate. and comparatively
Few private authorities have issued
fgures on the crop. The estimates
published ha!c ranged from l2.3aS 900
To l5,"e9.o0o bales excluding linicrs.
and loca! brokers say the market is
probably prepared for government
estimate OF between Il ~ and II
"a million bales.
The census report on. ginning to
eNnectations. showing l0.l44,92l bales
against S.Si4,36S last year. Accord
ing To sthtisticians, this figure on
me basis OF the average percentages
cinncd to Dcccmber-l during the mast
eleven years would point to crou
Of not over l2.000,OO0 bales, but tho
larger crop estimates are encouraged
by the fact that ginning was late in
most States and talk of cotton hav-
inE been held In seed
Reports reading here from London
say that there will bc u reduction Of
one-third in the Egyptian cotton
acreage for 1921, and there have
rAn
South regarding agitation for a
cut IN the area planted. Res
buttons passed by convention at
Memphis favored q reduction OF one
third in acreage and OF So per cen.
IN production. Numerous bills huve
been introduced IN Congress 10 aid
farmers or facilitate exports. but
uncertainty Is felt rs TO action AZ
this session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
POLES USE GUN METAL
TO CAST HERO STATUE
Father SkOrupka. Young Army Chan
inin. tx Hailed nx "saSior Of
Wnrnnw."
BN NSsOciafed TrcSY |

WARSAW. Dec. li.-Thc roles arc
using some OF the gun metal ,nkeu
by their army from the RoIshevists
TO cast monument IL be erected
IN this city to Father Skorupku, -
heroic young army chaplain. called
The savior of warsaw"
was Father Skurupka who lea
the first successful charge TIM. turn...
the tide when the Red army WAS at
the gates OF Warsaw on August Is
ne Tell before Bolshevis, bullets. hut
his regiment advanced From that
moment the Red retreat began.
Father SkorHpka. who was only Ct
years OF age. was q former hoy Scou,
ana scout master. and WAS an active
Kcd cross worker before going to
the front lie took particular inter
est in the organization of the Junior
Hed Cross In Poland. recently intro
duced here By the American Rnd
Cross Among the men OF his rcr,-
ment, many or whom were either
ms scEoolmates or pupils or the
schoo! In which he was 4 teacher.
ne was !dolized Today HIS mann. Is
rev"rcd b. all poles. comnctitIon
among the leading scuiptors Of The
country Will ba held 10 choose lie
design OF :his monument
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Weekly Mctnl HrYIen.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE demand
Tor steel and steel products has con-
tiuucd very light and untitled orders
Of the steel corporation show de-
crease of Si5,37l tons for The month.
prices for practically all lines. with
the exception of pipe. have now been
poration. but without stimulating
new business. Independent mills
nave In some instances minated
that they might shade the bnsic price
L II would induce business. Record
October exports had little influence
as they represented old business.
Pig iron WAS dull and weak. Furn-
aces are getting little new business
more shut downs are occurring con-
stantly. Easier prices for coal and
coke are expected to affect prices and
consumers have not indicated at " hat
levels they might take hold.
No Improvement IN copper demand
has been reported and returns from.
some Of the larger companies indi-
cate that production for November
pcctations. Prices, however, have
6cen generally we'll maintained. The
supplies recently pressing on the
market seem to have been pretty we'll
been more firmly established with
some producers asking an advance Of
lie for forward shipments. Sales
for November are estimated ut about
AP's'''sN''V
OF returns so far received IL ia be-
lieved that November production will
he about 100000 pounds by United
States srnelter", or little over 80
per cent OF capacity. Two companies
have announced wage reductions OF
IL per cent
Tin prices responded 10 improve
m"nt IN London and straits but do
nestle buyers have been slow to take
hold.
Lead firm with fcw sellers except
at better than cents. The late drop
III London had little effect here.
|. Zine was quite active and hiShc;
early in the week, but demand les
scned later as buyers seemed TO have
secured all the metal they need for
the moment. Offerings. however. are
not being pressed and prices were
wen maintained at the close of tho
week.
Anthony was affected by liberal
offerings from the Orient AT lower
prices in New York in bond fon Jan.
ary-February' shipment. and by the
rcccn; decliue in silver.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12

had been cooperating TO bring
about this condition."
Senator Spencer. Republican. o;
Missouri. offered substitute for tho
resolution, on which he said he in
tended to ask vote later IT elIrni-
mated the instruction 10 tho Federal
Reserve Board on tho subject of credi,
extension. and merely expressed the
Judgment OF Congress that the War
Finance Corporation should resume
its activities aud that the Federal
Reserve Roard should fully cooper
alto in such renewed activities"
Senator Thomas. Democrat. of Colo
RADIO. said present conditions Were
unavoidable: tina; they always came
when great natural law WAS vio-
lated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Would Cut Army and Navy ApprO-
printions In HALF
rBy Associated Press.

u! aSScclatcu l'rrSS.I
WASHINGTON, Dec. ll.--Roduction
OF the appropriations for the army
and navy by one-ha.f and the use Of
thus money 10 finance exports OF sur
plus crops. and the creation OF 4 cor
noration similar to tho United States
Grain Corporation to purchase the
wheat crop were recommended TO
the Senate Agriculture Committee 20.
day by the Farmers National Coun-
eli. Regulation OF elevator and
milling companies. Immediate extern
Sion OF shcrt-time government credits
70 farmers, return of the railroads 10
government operation and passage
Of the regulatory packer bill. aiso
we're included in the recommendations
which were presented by Ren G.
Marsh. secretary of the council.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
V0LSTEAD RESOLUTION
is 10 GET RIGHT OF WAY
Repenls Most OF Nur-Ttme Measures.
Debnte Would Re Limited to
Two HODrs.
thy Associated rress.l

WASHINGTON. Dec ll.-Urdcr a
special rule reported out today by
the Rules Committee, the Volstaul
resolution repeating most OF the war
time laws would be given Fight OF
way in the House af.e- the johnson
Immigration bill Is disposed of. De-
bate on the resolution would be
limited to two hours
The Rules Committee also reported
out rule giving the Rcaris bin for
consolidation or government execu-
tive departments right of way after
The toistead measure is acted upon
Representatives keavis told the com
mittee that the consultations pro-
posed would result In saving To the
government of sl.000.000 n day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Markets
lContinucd Ernm Screnlh racnl

tContinucd From Seventh pagc>
strength and gained on March New Yori;
MESSAGES Indicated shat the Saskatchr-
Wan. CROP had been reduced 20.Co)Got bush
s.s IN latest estimates white another re-
prrt said o:Ia OF the largest .Iinuca ;,oIis
nils had closed un,ii Tucaduy. Country
"usr..ts from the southwest were fairly
socrai anu best L..ces were not main
'ainsn' due 10 w"ck-rnd evening up.
county offerings OF corn showed do
signs of increasing considerably from Iowa
and parts OF Illinois. Sample values
showed iltt!e chang. and premiums w,r.
ao0ut tho Same the previous ,lal D,ts
derived strength from the upturn OH other
l:oN.sions were firmer early On scattered
2nysas. induced 10y tn. strength In hogs
ana grains but on the advance there MAS
sIiiinE ~ RIBS credited to u packer
lac f.,tI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Crcnshnw Decline. Commrn,

$. Dnbney Crenshuw. secretnry ana
vicc-prrSiGcnt Of the Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Company. declined to
comment on the above report from
Washington last night. He said that
the company has not determined it's
prices Tor the ensuing year. and.
therefore, IL not In "A position To- make
any statement.
This Is the time of year when busi-
ness practically ccasns--betwecn tho
fan and spring rusheS MIR. crcn-
shaw stated that he could see no rca-
son Why the Department OF Ayricul-
turc should have made any such Btatc-
mcnt as reported lie said the re-
port transmitted to him last night
was the hrst which he Ind seen con-
corning the matter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
weekly IInonrInI n.,i.>x

W" YORK. Dec. 1l.--Much of the
heaFy selling ia the securities mar
Mct ihis week. with consequent new
10" records FOR several OF the most
the fixed purpose or corpoTatjons and
M'a,thy individuals TO establish lossea
Isaihst ihc,n. tax payments wtiicn
mature the latter part of the comiug
NornrdinH 10 surface conditions and
circumstantiai rumora, however. the
Greater i.art OF the offerings. includ-
ing that Induced by professional pres
sure, emanated from disheartened
holders and from BpecuIators who
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-12
Confident OF victory.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Il-Suppori
ers OF the joint resolution reviving
he War Finance Cooperation as ].
rHrnicr-relief measure were conn.
"cnt OF victory when vote on IN,
,soiuiion was reached today IN tn.
senate. General agreement for final
acton on the measure was recched
at the conclusion Of the debate yes
;erday. which brought forth little
opposition.