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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-12-24
MEATS
HIDES.

Chicago Dec 24-Potato receipts % cars Market steady
Northern Whites sacked $3.50; bulk $3.50 to $l55
HALLIDAY Tomorrow market.
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Traditional WANT ADS

FOR iRENT-Furnished four-room
house.. partly modern. Inquire 419
America ave. 4tl2-1S
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MARKETs-LOcAL AND FOREIGN
BEMlpJl CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS.
GRAIN AND HAY

Red clover, medium, lb. 49,. fzc-l &C
Wheat, hard ..... S!.!0-s1'1100
Rye, bu. =. .......>. -. .':. '>A'A'
VEGETABLES
Potatoes, per cWt., small
lois :, 800 -
Potatoes, car load lots. .S0c-soc
Cabbage, cwt. .........s1.5o-s2.oo,
Onions, dry ..........$1.5o-@a.ov
Beans. cw{ ........-...;..@eccS37
Butterfat .:...........'% 49, IVY
Dairy Butter >. .....' ~
Eggs, fresh, dozen ........ DOC
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FOR RENT-Large downstairs front
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heat. 621 Bemidji ave. Phone
983-W. 2d12-27
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Serial Story of Mr.. Kilo Watt The Ihr'ns i ts
the Wonder. Of Worker Told in Montniy inets
ment. by Kilo Watt, himself PS-Dont miss single en'p
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WANTED-Position as houskeeper.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Is Mexican Bandits
Trapped; {; Seven Killed
And 1S Captured

Aqua IltlEIA, sonora, Mexico,
April 30. Roberto 'arrillo. chief
Carrunza secret service agent. who
returned here this morning from the
central section Of the state, brings
nows nf H wholesale execution nt
Nuovo MiuoH ycsto, day. when "a com
pany of federal Cavnlrymcu who have
been securing the mountains In tho
vicinity 81 NCuyn Minos trapped a
marty of rs bandits In tn, Canon
Diahlc ObcVil's cauyonl, south of that
place.
According 10 adviccs, stated sonor
Garlic. pitched battle ensucd
which lasted Tor about six hours dur
ing which seven bandits were killed.
the balance mrrendcrinE. providing
they De extended immunity.
The prisoners rs IN number, were
taken into Nru,o Minos. given trial
pnd sentenced 90 he hanged. Before
kundoWn q platform ana lcanold had
been built in the public square of
Nuovo Minos and soon thereafter tho
military commander ordered the
bandits executed in the presence ot
the residents ot the little town, who
about three weeks ago suffered al
the hands ur thc raiders, who entered
the town and after loutlng same.
murdered several OF the citizen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

Justice. has been announced by As
s'Htant District Attorney Theodore L.
Waugh.
MofntrS creditors will be asked "a
meet in some hall aud listen to an
address ~ the man who got thc
money and who was brought back
hero from California Tnon they will
vote whether or not 20 permit Mofnti
10 return to san Jose, Calif.. and en-
dcavur 10y legitimate means 90 earn
money enough to make good the
losses his creditor suffered
II the latter vote thumbs down
there is sn Indictment for fraud
waiting Tor the get rich quick" eX-
pert ~ the creditors are In re-
lenting mood the Indictment viii be-
shelved and Moffitt win get the per
mission ~ the court 10 leave the
state. t-ndcr the terms OF the sh,OUa
bond which admitted Moffitt 20 bal
he may not now leave the state.
Muflu in 1918 was one OF tn best
known men IN tnc New York realty
market aud WAS commonly Thought
tu bee "a millionaire. a.. dealt cN-
trusiVoly iu aurhurhHu property. iitH
downfall came when bee sold lots
without payment ~ blanket mort
Eugy which covered the tract on
which they were situated.
% is thought that some 200 persona
will hc sufficiently Interested IN Muf-
ftts fate to attend tIu meeting that
is being arranged.
Meanwhile Mofntt himself is be-
trayiug up uueuslupss about hls fate
when hc was brought back Go this
city he refused 10 have anything tt
do with his wife or children.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
VOTES TO WIDEN
THE NAVAL INQUIRY
Senate Committee to
Consider Suggestions for
Recognizing Dept.

WASHINGTON. Aprll io.-Ovcr
the protest Of the democratic mem-
bcrs the scnatc committee inycstigat-
INK the Sims-Baniels row decided to-
day To- broaden the scope of itH work
To include suggestions Tor the reor-
gani1ati1u Of the navy department
senator Pittmau. democrat, Nevada.
strenuously objected 90 the eXamina-
tiou uf Rear Admiral r. y. Fletcher
Chairman Hale TO develop rcor-
gani1atiou suggestions declaring that
the committee had mo- authority 90 go
into that matter.
Hartman Hale declared the com-
uittec was authorized tp Investigate
anything connected with the navy de-
partmCnt and when senator rittman
persisted vote was taken. The two
democrats present voted against cN-
tending tae Inquiry ana the Two re-
puhicuns voted in favor of doing 50.
Chairman Hale then cast the dccid-
iug vote.
senator pittman announced ho
would carry his protest 10 the full
paN-u committee Immediately n the
inquiry were extended as proposed
hu said the committee would be ia
session The rest of the year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Republicans Register
Twice as Many Voters
AS the Democrats
~ r.., .,.s.,.,.s ..r.,

NNIINNENIO- IUIIT- AUTII To"
i,rgiatrHtiou returns from ~ of Cali
forula's 5N counties. ul"d with the sec
tctnry uf state. show q load hy rupuh-
iicanH Of more thun two 60 one over
democratic registrations. Totals for
~ counties pr, Republicans. 2o4.G76:
democrats 1s,II4 Those who de-
cliued 10 stuto their political utilization
numhe'ed 2t.9gg
l.us Angeles and Alameda counties.
among thusr whore registration VIII
Doe highest. have not sont in their to.
tails. hut nruroa announced today in
gludcd San Francisco. Sacramento.
and Sau Joaquin counties.
The secretary ~ states office said
huni figures would not he ready Tor
several days.
Counties reporting show i,GnO so-
ciHliEts registered. 1888 prugrcssiNc-,
and l.fp4 pruhih.tlonistE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
100 swITCHNIEN N

CLEVELAND. Aprii t0.-nno hun-
drrd switchmon working on tho New
York Central lines between East asth
street and the river, went on strike
at O'Clock this afternoon. switch
mon employed IN the union station
Yards ana ut Collinwnod had not gone
ON strike Ht that hour
Tie meeting elected temporary OF
nrcrs of the Cleveland Nardmen's s
aasoclntlon 90 hc affiliated with the
chicago "insurFcnt" union.
During tho meeting shouts of de-
riauce were hurled against the old
organizations OF sNitchmcn.
The sentiment of the meeting Was
against operation of passenger ana
food trains
superintendent Green OF the lialii-
moro A. ohio railroad announced tha.
100 aWitchmcn employed on that road
went ON strikc nt D. m.
Three hundred switchmcn employ
cd at the kunsluE yards of the Penn
sylyhnm announced thoy will strike
lat o'clock. and that 200 others who
usually report at that hour VIII not
go To- work.
Two hundred and fifty NOW Ncrh
/ central awltchmcn az rollinWood
went ou strike at 2 80 p. m. as did lba
more az tho Lindalo yard OF the Biz
Continued On page tWo)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
OIL AND
GASLEASES ARE
HELD VALID
Judge Bratton Decides
Case of Wide Interest
in New Mexico
srse'.. 70 r-s ssp,o

SANTA FE. y. A.. April t0.--Judge
sam Bratton. OF the nfth Judicial dis
triot who heard the case OF Neal W..
linrkeF invoivine the validity OF the
state leases Tor oil ,-id gas. has de-
oidod the cnsu IN favor Of the COM
testee and uphoiding the validity OF
the leascs
The decision in substance upholds
the state land commisaionor and tho
position he has taken heretofore with
respect 90 oil ana gas leases issued
by him.
This decision Will materially affect
the development throughout the state
of New Mexico, as there has been
some question raised, especially by
people living outside the state relative
to the validity Of stale leases and
there has beer considerable prupn
gnhda 70 the effect that the leases were
not vpiid.
The synopsis Of the opinion follows;
First. That the status OF the land
under the grants OF sN9S and 1910
are practically the same and any linz
itsuons npon one viii be good upon
the other
second. That congress has "A right
disposal OF lands granted 10 "a state
by 10.
Third. That congr6as has granted
70 the state of New Mexico only non
mineral lands and expressly declared
them to be- non mineral. and the clear
listing W the secretary OF the Interior
of the lands as Hon-minerul. nNed the
atntus OF the lands In 10 Tar as the
United States is concerned. gs non
mineral land: ami thHt therefore. the
provision of the enabling act reintiVo
10 the status OF state lands before
leasing docs not apply to lessee FOR
oil ana gus purposes.
Fourth. That even though congress
had intended that the provision for
advertising leases To- apply TO oil and
gas leases. that the leases made by the
stale land com missioner FOR period
OF i've years are good for such period.
The effect OF the third point decided
by Judge Brptton would seem TO he
that the only limitation upon tho
land commissioner IN making oil and
gas leases ~ the limitation by our own
state statute. and that leases Tor live
years ana 90 long thereafter. 40 long
as oil aud gns is found will bee good
for the length of time that II iH pro-
duCcd IN commercial quantities
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
DEMOCRATS TO
HOLD DPOW-WOW
HERE MONDAY
Banquet Program An
nounced- Delegates to
Be Picked

banquet given by local demo
Gratis for visiting democrats. will fol-
low the meeting OF the democratic
state central committee In Albuquer
que. on Monday. tho i77th anniver
sary of the birth OF Thomas Jcfier-
son
The speakers. announced by Arthur
sellgman, democratic state chairman.
will include!
"Jenersonian Democracy" !. II.
criat. Mnnoro.
'The Paramount Issue" James A.
Hall Portalcs
''The cx-sorvicc Man" Col. J. u.
Atwood. Roswell.
What's the Constitution Between
Friends. Locally Considered" H l..
Buckley Ration.
"our Country and Flag" Ernest Il.
Garcia.
'"rhe womon's sphere In Politics. 20
Mrs a.. T.. Mason Roswell,
The Press" J.. u. HUI Clovis.
Address, Judge Ira G. 9othgcrber,
Denver
"our President" H. II. Hanna. Al
buqucraue
Albert @ simms ot Albuquerque
viii be- toastmastcr
The committee win meet in the
morning nj 10 O'Clock. primarily for
Vention fot the election OF the states
six democratic delegates Co the dem
ocratic national convention 40 San
Francisco. but It's possible that the
committee at the same time may
issue the call for the state nominat-
ina convention which Will name the
phrty's Ticket Tor TIE state election.
Tn" nominating convention, of course.
viii not be held Tor several months
The place where the first cunyrn-
tlun will be held is problcmatical.
santa Fe. Alhuqurruuc, Roswell and
Las Vegas an have been suggested.
The central committee had "a prefer
cncc Tor Albuquerque IN selecting the
place for the committees meeting all
though Santa 70 has u close second
Albuquerque got 20 votes and Santa
Fe ~. That may be- an indication
as 10 where the convention VIII go
and Il may not
II was thought likely that the COM
mitteo might follow the republicans
and. v thcs decided TO give one CON
Veutiun to Aihuguv rque. give the uth-
81 To Santa re. The republicans att
or awarding ihc first convention 20
the capital selected the Duke CIV
for the second the one a. whiCh the
sNtc ticket will nc named
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
HOWAf CROWS
MORE DEFIANT
IN HIS CELL
Calls for Showdown on
Industrial Court by a
Strike
~ r~s .,ssa,.rss --ss.

PiTrsBuRG. Kan. April i0.--Four
thousand miners were reported idle
this morning. an announcement from
the headquarters Of the coal operators
said About forty mines are involved.
More than 1900 miners are em-
ploycd In the district.
To-day IN pay day at the mines and
the miners work only until noon.
T. II. Gallery, attorney for the
miners organization said there would
be no movement today to get Alex
ander Howat, president Of the Kansas
miners and the other union officials
out OF Jail on an appeal or writ Of
habcas corpus They were sent to
the county jail at Girard yesterday
Tor contempt uf court In disreEarding
an order To appear before the state
industrial court which Is investigating
mining conditions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
JOHN C. ALBRIGHT IS INDICTED
BY THE FEDERAL GRAND JURY

WHs violation Of section 2i2 OF the
criminal code. Tho artHir In question
wus ON the subject of a. r. llannctt.
mayor OF Gallup. The Indictment
quotes the headlines 0t the article us
follows iiccntiousnrsH Run Riot
Under Rule cot Moral Lcpcr, Mayors
Bostiality nanuutI uu Ahsccss ON
Moral Limbs OF Society
AlhriEhrH bond d. fixed at $1,000.
George Estcs. am attorney former
h of % puau. but now Of bcminp.
and RcCartc Moutoya arr Indicted
for violation uf the war Insurance
regulations which prohibit a charge
ot more than three dollars for service
lu connection with war INSURANCE
claims or policies 4 spanish Amer
lean woman whose son died in France
of wounds made contract 70 pnN
the Indicted men n per cent of hei
$4,000 policy Tor collection OF ths
policy 4 is alleged in the indictment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
TRAFFIC TIED UP

RENO, Ncv. Aprii i0.-.rhe South
eru Pacific switching crews az sparks
ana Reno walked out at o'clock last
night multiplying all freight move
menta ON the main transportation lines
of Nevada. The Western Pacific does
not maintain "a switching crew here,
hut trouble is looked for az Portola,
where the Reno branch OF the West
crn Pacific Joins TITO main liue.
Southern Pacific passenger trains
number 2g from Gcldflcld has been In
the Yards al sparks since 5:3o o'clock
this morning for want Of workmcn 20
change the locomotives only the
ysrGmnster romans ON duty In the
Sparks Yards.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Chicago District Atforn-
ey Gets Instructions
From Palmer to Lct
Unless Men Return in
4S Hours.

SAVANNAH, Ga. April 10. -
Federal district attorneys have
been instructed to determine
whether the railroad strikes in
terfere with the distribution Of
necessities Of ife, Attorney GEN
eral Palmer said here today.
Nothing will be done by the
government, he added. until
there is careful inquiry made
to ascertain in the exact facts Of
the situation. "
CHICAGO. April i0.--Fcderai IN
terveuiion unless the railroad strike
IA ended within IS hours was Indicated
as probable at the federal building
today.
District Attorney clyne. following
conference which had lasted since
early last night. said the government
had the power 10 cope with the sit
uation brought about by the inter-
ruption OF food Ehipmenta,
Mr.. clyne has received Instructions
from Attorney General Palmer re-
garding the course to be pursued. Il
was learned.
The district attorney yesterday con-
ferred with officials OF the Brother
hood Of Railway Engineers and ins-
mediatcly called a conference OF de-
partment II justice offitiaia ana the
heads Of the bureau OF Investigation
which lasted throughout the night.
Won't Rccognlrc Outlnws.
Railroad managers viii not treat
with the OUTLAW" ani0ns and the
only contracts to be rccognirrd are
those with the estabiiahed brother
hoods. u was announced al the head
quarters Of tho general manhgerr as
Hocittion here today.
Started as freight ito up, the
railroad strike today Invaded the t,as-
senger neld at New York. where Sow
rrai trains we're cancelled. while tho
freight tie up cenlinued to spread
aronr yard gwitcning crcws from
coast 10 coast
IN Chicago. lJrthplace Of the "oat-
law unlon which called tire first or
the "liiogaF strikes. brotherhood
heads and railroad officials eiaimcl
some slight Improvement today. ono
the stock yards OF 1T9 cars % cattle.
almost twice as many as have been
moved on any one day since tho strike
was called, April /.
While available figures Indicate be-
tween 3a,oe0 and 10000 railroad men
nave joined the unauthorized Htrihc,
railroad managers here estimated TO-
day that az least half million work.
ers In other lines have been forced out
OF employment By the freight tic up.
situation la Brief.
Reports from the strike centera
throughout ,ho country today show
the following men out.
Chicai b. 5000; S. Louis. 5000;
Toledo. 5000; New Nork-Ncw Jersey.
$500 Youngstown, 5000; buffalo.
5000. kansas city i,5e0; Los Angeles
400. Detroit 1900. PittsbuTgA 1. 900.
Fort Worth. 500; Columbus. 1900.
san Francisco. sac, indianapolis, 700,
Gary. Ind, 500: Salt Lake city, 500;
syracuse, y. y, $50: Saginaw, Mich.
500. ogden Utah. $50; Pueblo. Colo,
I $50: Decatur. M. i07; Milwaukee.
/ 1906 Pocateilo. Idaho, 100. Spring.
/ feld. m. $50; Joliet, M. 80; scran-
I ton. Pa. 50i bloomington. III. 7S;
Fort Wayne. Ind. %: Portland. Ore.
no estimate, Dayton, o., $50; Canton,
| 100; Jackson. Mich. t50. Men aro
also on strike az akron. Alliance and
| Warren. ohio; Hornell, y. y. and
sharon, Farrell and Sharpsviile, pa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
GOVERNMENT To INTERVENE
UNLESS RAIL STRIKE ENDS;
PASSENGER TRAINS TIED UP
New York Service Is Af-
fected by Strike and
Embargo Is Declared
on All Express Ship
ments.

NEW YORK, April ic.--An embar-
20 on express matter was ordered to-
day as tho railroad siriko gained
ground in New York, further tying
up freight and Gripping passenger
service on many lines. Reports were
current that passenger embargo
might be required before the day
ended.
The express embargo was made cf-
fcctlve to all but New England and
New York strte points. Syracuse and
Buffalo excepted. Thus far the strike
has not affected parcel post or other
mail matter
Iacc Food Tamlne.
This morning New York City found
Il was facing not only the threat or
a fuel famine but an actual shortage
of workers. Many thousand men ana
women who daily commute from New
Jersey were unable 10 run the strike
blockade.
Workers on the Hudson tubes full
filled their threat 10 strike this morn.
ing ana the only means uf reaching
Manhattan from New Jersey lay IN
ferries irreRularly operated because
% tNN HNNiHf OF NaliiNdu marine Mnrha
crs called last week. These strikers
rcduuhlod their efforts To cali out
moro crews and complete isolation OF
Manhattan island.
Scenes such as have seldom. II ever.
been witnessed occurred today AT
ferry terminals. with the tubes closed
10 them, commuters pushed and
showed their way through ferry gates.
During the rush hours no teams or
automobiles were allowed on the
boats and the space usually occupied
hy them WIS filled with struggling
humanity. The citys milk supply IL
reported not Tet to have been az
fecicd. A supply was brought IN
during the night by railroad officials.
Newspapers Affected.
Afternoon newspapers announced
Wat the strlko " railroad workers
had su accumulated the scarcity OF
ncwsprlnt tina. several phges had been
dropped First editions Of many pa
pcrs comprised only four pages.
A summary Of the situation this
morning by J J. Mnnicii, chairman
Of the subcommittee of the railroad
General Managers association report
r1 freight uf an kinds virtually tied
up on an roads entering greater New
York and passenger service some.
what curtailcd.
Agents Of the department OF justice
today conferred with J. J. Mautcll,
representing the railroad managers
organization here regarding the strike
which has virtually tied up this dis
trict. II was reported federal agents
had been sent to New Jersey yards to
investigate causes for the walkout.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Man Kills Wife and
Shoots Self Before
Their Four Children

DENVER, April 10 Mrs. RUBY
wilkins rs dead and hor husband. 81
las Milkius Be- believed dying follow
Ing quarrel over money matters at
their home Mrs. wilkins was shot
through the back and wilkins
through the head.
The -four children of the couple wit
nc=-pd the quarrel and according to
The STORY told fnu police wilkins killed
his wife after She had attacked him
and then attempted TO end his own
mo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10

SANTA rE. y. NJ. April tO.-The
grand Jury m fho 4. :. district court
made its final rrport az noon, having
been ln session since Monday morn
ing There Wor. n eases Ncsiigutrd,
resulting Iu 30 indictments aud ~
mo- true bills The report tnds u
large ppr,yutaEr of caves among the
twenty fourth teulorrdl iufnutry sta-
toned al columbus for about three
years Tho sfuemcnt H made that
thc ciyi authorities are unahle to
control the situation, aud it is recon D.
Wendcd go tho court and TO the war
department thIt this regiment ought
io Doe removed Co some station Tar dis
tant from The Mexican border.
one of th, indictments returned
b. against Iohr g. Albright. ot Alhu-
querqur publisher OF the New Mexico
State Republican. charging that AN
article IN N, is-ue OF March 10. lPg0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
PENNSYLVANIA AND
d. a %. ORDER EMBAR(sOf;S

embargoes .ocauHo Of tho strike OF
switchmen and trainmen were an-
nounced here by tho Pennsylvania
and Baltimore and Ohio railroads to-
day. The Baltimore and Ohio en-
barge is on all freight Ia and out of
Pitishurg while the Pennsylvania
order affected freight to Buffalo.
Akron, Toledo. 81. Louis. East st.
Louis. New brunswick and Trenton,
Tho Chicago. Pittsburg aud Erie and
Ashtabula divisions were not affected,
I % was stated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
WALLINGFORD' FATE
RESTS WITH VICTIMS
They Will Decide if Get.
Rich-Quick' Man Must
Stand Trial

NEW YORK. Aprii ig.-The fate
Of William H Mofntt get rich
QUICK real estate operator. rests with
the men ana women who were left
holding the bag when that dnpper
gentleman suddenly left the city.
This arrangement, probably one 81
the most surprising in the annals Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
Rule of Workmen
In Ruhr District
In Germany Ceases

pt sSEIDORF Aprl DO. Tho rule
Of the wurFmcn ceased throughout
the Nuhr district ut noon TODAY when
the executive committees at bussol
dorf Elbsrteld. linrmUu and Ntgvn
reiiuquish,d authority to the munici-
pal officials lu compliance with th"
peace terms Of the Biclcfpld aud
Mucnsfcr agreements.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
NEW REVOLT IN
TOWN OF SANONY

BERNE April iO.--While order rs
being restored in the Kuhr region al
ter the prolonged disorders there,
new revolt Is reported In the indus
trial town of.plnueu. In Nogtland. Sax
ony. COmmuniats there yesterday az
ternoon attacked the police and
reichswehr ard after hard fighting oc-
cupied the police posts, barracks and
railway stations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
i2s MIN RETURN To
WORK IN KANSAS CITY

KANSAS CITY. Mo. April i0.--Ono
hundred and twenty-five switehmcn
employed by the Rock Island railroad
returned So work today, according to
railroad officials. Sixty-five firemen
on Kansas city Terminsl company To-
comotivea. who went on strike In
sympathy with the switchmen, were
also reported as having returned 10
work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-10
AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEw
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
For "a Hours Ending a. IN,

Prevailing direction south
character Of tho day partly cloudy
state Weather.
NpW Mexico Fair ANA warmer
tonight: Sunda, partly cloud, and
colder probably rain ur snow on
rorth portion
WASHINGTON AUrr 10
Weather prccicupus Tor ldo week
beginning today are.
Southern Rocky mountain and
ploHtpau regions. Local raiur
probable middle uf week; cool first
part normal temperature There.
affrr.