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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30

u. Kohn, OF the architects. and Gen.
X. &. Marshall, OF the general con-
tractors. The object as set forth In
resolutions adopted by the meeting
is:
ITO bring together IN co-operatlon
every element contributing toward or
concerned In the building industry In
n movement intended to promote che
efficiency and improve the quality
and extent OF the service rendered
for the public good by that industry,
and TO develop an understanding OF
within the building
industry 40 that each part Of the in
dustry will work with every other
part for the benefit Of the nation. {"
1T means" said Robert ID. Kchn
OF New York. who served as chair
man, "a fundamental study OF the
industry as "A wholo--it win give US
something no other nation has: Il
will develop the second largest indus
try as an entity"
Bodies Represented
Among organizations represented
were the building trades department,
American Federation OF Labor, the
Associated General Contractors Of
America. the National Building Trade
Employers. the American Institute os
Architects. Engineering Council and
tho material interests.
General Marshall. manager OF the
Associated General Contractors. In
referring to labor conditions. said:
"insistonco on n labor monopoly,
or an employer monopoly. of the con-
ditions OF labor under the Ron-union
shop, the closed shop. or any other
name, is bound to bring reaction after
reaction according as circumstances
give power to one or the other.
III the trades unions OF the b,.iid-
Ing industry will recognise the right
OF freedom Of contract. the construe-
tion employers Will not only recos-
nize. but will also come TO adopt col
lectivc bargaining through the nniona
as the most satisfactory means OF
handling labor questions. but II la
Dor will not recognise the right. or n
Il insists on accompanying the recog-
milton OF collective bargaining with
abrogation OF the right OF free con-
tract. there Ia only one result poasi-
ble--cndlcss warfare"
Car and cement shortage were given
as reasons for retarded hrudinr bF
the National Federated Retail Inmher
associations at conference ~ the
Congress Hotel 20 consider lranarorla-
tion Improvement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
SENATOR FALL
IN CONFERENCE
WITH HARDING
Goes Over Mexico Prob
lem; Nominee Ends
Speaking Trip

MARION, ohio, Sept 30.-Bacl: In
Marion after his second speaking trip,
senator Harding went to work again
Today ON various campaign problems
awaiting attention at his headquar-
tors. Except for one or two motor
trips to speak at Ohio cities, he plans
to remain here until October @, when
he leaves for n swing into the middle
west.
Twenty speeches in Pennsylvania,
Maryland, West Nlrginin. Kentucky
and Ohio were made by the republican
nominee during the three day trip.
His voice showed some effect OF tho
strain.
one Of the cnndidntc's conferences
today was with Senator a. B. FAN OF
New Mexico, who went over the Mex
lean problem In detail during his talk
with senator Harding. II WAS said
he probably would remain in Marion
for several days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Time for Voting
For Harvest Queen
Extended Few Days

The time for balIoting for queen
of the Harvest Festival has been ex-
tended until next Wednesday morn
ing at o'clock by agreement of the
executive committee. A meeting OF
the ladies in charge OF the coronation
In being held this afternoon and final
arrangements for the big event being
made.
Miss Isabel Benson In leading for
the honor OF the queen OF the festival
today. her total votN being 40
against los for Miss l3etty fcieins-
dorf. These two contestants arc
leaders In the contest and apparently
have the others eliminated unless
there should be n sudden rush OF
ballots for some now far In the rear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Nicholson and Scott
Opposing Senatorial
Nominees in Colorado

DENVER. Sept. sO.-samuei ID.
Nicholson. and Judge Tully Scott
were the winners OF the republican
and democratic nominations re-
spcctlvely, for United States senator
at the primary election. on the COM
plete official count OF ballots which
was announced at the state house
tcday.
Judge Scott won the democratic
nomination by n plurality OF only so
votes over H. NJ. cailicotte. The fig
ures are: Scott 22.74o; cailicotte.
1850.
Nicholaon had n plurality OF 400
votes over his opponent. Karl C..
schuyler, for the republican nomina-
ton. The figures are.f Nicholson,
5l,77S; Schuyler. 3i.ST2.
The canvasslng board still In check.
ing the totals for candidates for
other nominations,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
AMERICANISM AND ECONOMY
FEATURE HARDING. SPEECHES


Americanismi representative gov
ernment, and governmental economy
featured the nominees speeches yes
torday and he also touched on most
OF the other issues OF the campaign.
AZ Ashland, Ky, he conde nncd pork
barrel" river and harbor legislation
and asked for more efficient devel-
opment OF the nations inland water
ways.
Speaking to a crowd at Mason city,
w. Va, he compared his abandoned
private ear after yesterdays wreck
to the American ear OF state.
''The great car OF state" he said,
going forward 10 the fulflllmcnt OF
national engagements somehow got
off the track last year over In Paris
and II left things In very bad order
and | think maybe In crossing tho
trestle OF internationalism In the sem
ate, to prevent us from ca mpletely
leaving the track, we might have had
a very serious wreck for tho United
States.
so | am telling you that instead
OF trying to put n broken up car back
on the track let us cut loose and 70
on and keep our engagements with
all the world"
The allusion aroused a cheer. An
other shout Of approval came during
speech at PnrkersburE. w. Va,
when In referring to governor Cox's
discussion OF the America first" slo-
gan In South Dakota, the republican
nominee said:
~ note by the morning papers, that
some one has taken up that slogan
and tried to compare Il with that
used by the Germans during the
war. Somehow or other the compare
son has appealed to me. And noted
In n colloquy between tho democratic
candidate ana a citizen OF German
origin that 1t was attempted to mako
tContinucd on page two.i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30

Old man Hieh Cost NJ Living has
beer wounded. Tho wound was in
flictod by NJ. DE Leon Of tho Empire
Cleaners. Sixth street and Gold ave-
nue after the United Cleaners aud
Taiiors OF albuquerque had announce
cd that they would Increase the price
Of cleaning clothes,
Mr.. De Leon was the only member
OF the association 10 oppose raise
In price when the association met
Tuesday night. II was said. Accords
ing to Mr.. De Leon he opposed the
raise In price at this time because
there In an indication that prices In
general are coming down.
Regardless of this fact the naso-
citation decided to give Old Man High
Cost of Clothing n little boost. This
started the shots from MIR. De Leon.
He declared this noon that he would
not raise the prices In his pressing or
cleaning business. Ho was OF the
opininon that old High Top Clothing
should be given n rap on the head In
stead OF n boost.
The result was that the Old Man
High Cost got cold fcet and made a
hasty retreat. The association an
nounced this afternoon that there
would he no raise In the prices OF
cleaning as had been formerly an
nounced
The word had been previously given
out that the raise In price would be
necessary because OF the continued
advance in the price OF gasoline, coal
and chemicals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Six Vets, Five Drys,
Named for Congress
In New Jersey
~ rar sssoe,srre r~us.

TRENTON. N. j.. Sept, 30.-slS
men rated as "wets," five "drys" and
ono doubtful. were nominated for
congress In the primaries Tuesday.
Representative Joseph u. Ramscy's
loss In the sixth district to Randolph
Perkins, dry" for tho republican
nomination was the most conspicuous
organization defeat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Cox Would Have
Voted Like Harding
On Prohibition

HUTCHINSON. Kan. sept. 30
Governor Cox, democratic presl-
dental candidate. declared here to-
day that he would have voted dry
on prohibition had he been acting
under the same circumstances as
Senator Harding. his republican OPP
ponent, who, the governor declares
had voted thirty-two times wet and
two times dry"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Another Cox Enters
Race for President

SPRINGFFIELD. Ills. Sept. 40
Another Mr.. Cox entered the race for
president Of the United States with
the filing today OF complete state
ticket OF the socialist labor party.
Their standard bearer In william II.
Cox, OF st. Louis, Mo-, and his rum
ming mate for vice president. August
Gillhnus OF New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Price of Shirts Cut
$1.50 to $24 a Dozen

TROY, n. Y. Sept 30.--Eari &
Wilson. one OF the largest collar and
shirt manufacturers in the country.
have announced reductions In the
wholesale prices OF shirts. The re-
ductions cover virtually every grade
of shirt manufactured by the COM
pany and range from $3.50 to $24 n
dozen.
About week ago this company
announced n reduction In the price
of collars
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Steamer Sinks;
Passengers Saved

SEATTLE, Wnsh., Sept 30.-Tho
Grand Trnnk Pacific passenger
steamer Prince Rupert. which yes
terday struck rock and sank In
Swanson Bay. B. c., is ftbmerged TO
the pilot house and the extent OF
damage will not be ascertained until
divers examination IL made. &C.
cording to n message received today
by the Grand Trunk company.
All passengers were rescued from
the ship before II sank.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Police Eject Crowd
Of Disturbers in
Pilgrims Meeting

NEW YORK, Sept 3O.-Police
were called to Carnegie Hall TO eject
a crowd OF men and women who
forced tholr wav into the building
during the tercentenary celebration
Of the landing OF the Pilgrims. The
lntruders, carrying banners with anti
British Inscriptions created great
disorder with shouts OF "Hurrah for
America. Down with England"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
6 MEN KILLED IN
TRAIN COLLISION
Four Others Hurt in
Crash on ST. Paul Road
in Montana

BUTTE, Mont. sept. 3O-Engineer
A. r. Mutz was killed; Joe Gormley,
brakeman. seriously injured. five un-
Identified men killed and three other
unidentified persons injured at Pied
mont last night. when forty empty
cars OF an oastbound Chicago. Mil
waukee Il st. Paul freight train on
a mountain grade broke away from
the main train and smashed into n
gravel train standing at the Pied
mont station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
MYSTIC MORKERs ELECT.

OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 3O,-D, u.
Smith. OF Richland Center, Iowa, late
yesterday was reelected supreme
master of the Mystic Workers OF the
World, a fraternal organization In
annual convention here, It was an
nounced today. Peoria, Illinois. was
selected for the next meeting place
OF the convention, which will be hell
In 1879
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
PHILADELPHIA PREss SOLD

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O-The
Public Ledger company, Of which
Cyrus II. X. Curtis is president. an
nounced today that II had purchased
the Philadelphia Press and that the
paper will be consolidated with the
will cease publication after tomor-
row
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
COOPERATIVE COAL BUYING

DENVER, Sent. 3O.--ConperatIve
huylsg OF coal Is being planned by
several labor organizations in tho
state to reduce the cost OF fuel to
their members. u was announced to-
day by officials of the Colorado state
federation Of labor. They said the
output OF several mines would be
contracted for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Wheat Futures Drop
Cents in Kansas City

KANSAS CITY seSt. sO.--wheat
futures dropped oM 10 jnm cents on
tho exchange here today. December
delivery closing at se.i0ts. ten ana n
half cents under yesterdays close.
and March closed at s2.06h. o,a
cents down.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30

Freezing Temperature
All Over Kansas

ToPEkA, kan, Sept. 3O.-Tcm-
pcratures were below freezing In ali
parts OF the state last night with the
exception OF eastern and southern
counties, the federal weather station
here reports today. The low mark
was at Hays-24 degrees--whcre Ice
an inch thick formed.
The frost killed all corn eNcep.
that on the uplands but the bulk Of
The crop Is safely maturcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
Industrial Board
Proposed in Texas

AUSTIN, ToX., Sent. 30.---A pro-
posal 20 create an Industrial COM
mission to investigate controversies
between employers and employees In
Texas and make public their findings.
was submitted to the legislature to-
day by Governor Hobby.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
HIGH COST OF
CLEANING CLOTHES
BEATS A RETREAT
Association Announces
Increase But Plans
Go Awry
BULLETIN

At . o'clock this afternoon the ad-
Vices from the battle-ground where
the Cleaners and Tailors' association
were I'm conflict with tho Empire
Cleaners over the Hight Cost Of
Cleaning. were that a truce had been
signed In which the Emplrc Cleaners
had agreed TO make slight Increase
In prices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
MORE BASEBALL
PLAYERS PLAN
TO CONFESS
Grand Jury to Press
Gambling Inquiry to
the Limit


NEW YORK, Sept. s0e-.Ten
gamblers won at least $500 1000 as
a result Of bribing members Of the
Chicago American league team in
the 1919 world series, said a state
ment made here today by Abe At
tel, former featherweight cham
pion, whose name frequently has
been mentioned in connection with
the Chicago investigation.
"There is a master mind who
evolved and operated the entire
scheme, said Attell. "0f course.
he was assisted by several Others.
His name and their names know.
but do not care to reveal them
at the present time. Later I shalt
give names and particulars -
CHICAGO. Sept. so.--Positlve as
suraiIcc was given today that the OBJ
jections OF States Attorney Nnclav
Hoyne viii not Interfere NTH ito
Cook county grand jury Investigation
into the 100000 world series base
chlef Justice charles A. McDonaid
OF the criminal court who ordered
the inquiry said no would issue a
statement answering Mr.. Hoyne's
declaration that tho actions OF tho
grand jury have been illegal. Judge
Mcdonald conferred with Edwin 8.
Rnber ana other assistant states at
torneys who have been WORKING on
the investigation before no hogan tho
preparation OF hia statement.
To Go Ahead.
Henry H. brigham. foreman os tha
grand Jury was frank ~ ~ .ta4r1
ment that inc invsstirafion% % vi, K.
Continued. Il
1--WE are wen on our wav IN
Intend 10 no right along with ~" Nr,
brigham said,
Today n The last for The ,nrv nr
routine affairs N A. cxner,e4 f,,,,f
tomorrov n viii ba ,mneneied ~
speciaI bodv. No shas.ba,l scncie,,E
IA scheduIed for TODAY However' IL
was reported that Two othor hssebn,i
White sox--hnye boon nerotiatinr 10
tell what thew kro,v M fhe ,vorid
series nlof ana A. n hetlcvod no
grand iurv will mike some kind of
m nrranrenenf ~ care Tor fhIr con-
tinRencv N the piavera desire 10
confess.
Probe 10 Continue.
Judge McDonnld's statement foi-
lows:
Ihe investigation In the baaebnii
scardal Is to continue without In
terruptson, the grand jury becoming
special grand jury. The indict-
ments Will be returned In the regular
way. The report that the states at
torney ls not working In harmony is
unfounded Perfect harmony DTo-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
REFUNDS FOR
INCOME TAX
PAYERS HERE
Community Law VIII
Save for New Mexico
Residents

Several hundred people in Albu-
ducrquo may be able to obtain a re-.
fund from the United States Internal
revenue department because OF over
payment OF taxes on incomes. II be-
camo known here today.
Tho refund may be made possible
because OF tho recent opinion given
by A. Mitchell Palmer. attorney gem
eral Of the United States that New
Mexico ls one of the few states hav-
ing the community property tax law.
Community property in terms OF tho
department means that property
which husband and wife collect to-
gcther during their married life.
Heretofore tho husband has been
filing inconfe returns only for him.
self even though the state law holds
that the wife IN entitled to half the
property the two hold ogeher. This
would enable n man who had filed n
return showing his Income to he
$4,000 to file n return that his iD-
come was but $4,000. His wife then
would file return that her income
was $1,000.
How II Works,
Tho advantage of such an arrange
ment would mean that in many cases
the husband would escape the surtax
which In charged to all who file n re-
turn OF an income OF moro than S5,-
900.
A man who filed a return last year
of $4,000 would have paid a surtax
Of $3.50 and "A normal tax OF $3.50.
Under the Interpretation given BY the
attorney general, the man could have
reported his income as $4,000 and
his wife could have reported her In
come the same amount. provided of
course they could show the property
was community property. In the last
case the man would pay surtax OF
but $1,000. The normal tax OF course
would be the same. Twice $1,000
substracted from the $500 would
show Said that could have been
saved by the couple.
In the opinion OF James A. Hall,
collector In charge OF internal rev.
cnuc. persons who have been filing
single returns when they could have
filed them under the community
property tax provision will no en-
titled TO a refund for each OF the last
three years they have made such re-
turns.
Aalxing For Refunds.
NJ. v. Gano, public accountant, an
nounced today that he was making
claims for refunds to the department
az Washington for his clients. Mr..
Hall said today that probably thou
sands OF people In the state Will be
affected by the new ruling. ......
The states having the community
tax law are New Mexico. Arlzonn,
Texas. Louisiana, California and
Washington. Mr.. Hall received the
word yesterday from Washington
that New Mexico was included as one
Of the states In the community tax
law class. The word was in answer
to this question which he had asked.
The ruling of the attorney general
means that the taxpayers of the state
will be saved thousands OF dollars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
TODAY'S RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

At Detroit Cleveland; at Phila-
Washington. postponed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
81, 600, 900 FIRE AT GALVESTON
PIER; STEAMSHIP, MILL AND
COTTON PLANTS ARE DESTROYED

Several firemen were overcome by
fumes from the burning sulphur but
none Of them were inserlous Cunu'-
ton More than n hudicd na'iural
guar afdsmen ha,s been on dutv At the
fire
The plant of the Anchor Milling
company. II cotton seed cake grinding
plant, situated JCst north of picr 80,
wns Destroyed. No estimate OF lliis
less has beea u Loe.
The steamship Franconia III the
slip at pier 81. was endangered but
escaped with only minor damage
Fire Chief Ryan received u letter
yeaterday postmarked from some city
IN Canada. warning him that you
are going to he destroyed" The let-
ter which he took as the work OF
some crank. was signed. John.
CENSUS FIGURES.
WASHINGTON, Sept 3o.-(census)
States:
Kentucky. 2.ii6.0is. Increase 1885,
los or 90 per cent.
North Dakota. s45.7so. increase
6s,67t or ii.s per cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
GANDIL DENIES M

HOUSTON, Texas. Sept. 30.--'ft Is
impossible for me 10 believe that Joe
jackson and Williams have said what
the newspapers credit them with say
ing" said "Chick" Gandil this MORN
ing In a statement issued at the hua-
pltal in Lufkin. Tcxns. whore he n
recovering from an operation for ar-
pendicitls
III williams hes rlvcn out such a
statement. he has hecn untruthfut
(continued on page ,~o.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
NATIONAL LEAGUE

AT Boston philadelphia; at Pitts
burgh Cincinnati; at New York
Brooklyn, postponed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-30
MErAL AfARKETs.

liar silver. domestic unchanged:
foreign, 92c.
Copper weak clectrolytic spot ana
nearby. isn1Sxc; futures nominal.
Iron steady; UNCHANGED.
Tin easy. spot and nearby, tts.O0,
futures. s4S.25.
Antimony unchanged.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
ASKS BIG sum
FOR LOSS OF HIS
WIFE'S AFFECTION
By Unreo Psess

81 Unfteo Press:
TRENTON. y. J.. Aug Suit
for 100000 for alleged alienation OF
his wife. filed here by Charles p.
Chisholm Of Newark. y. J.. against
william @. Parker Of Morristown. ~
j.. today revealed a new angle on the
love triangle.
Chisholm says when he learned OF
his wifes alleged friendship with
Parker he called the couple into A
conference and made a cIeancut
proposition for settlement OF the diff
hCuity.
IT told Parker he would have 10
AXE my wife and marry her. or
Hte her 20 me or face a suit FOR
alienation" an AFFIDAVIT filed by him
said
Parker replied. according 70 CHS
hoim's statement that ne could not
AXE the woman, because ne was al
ready married and had two sons 70
EDUCATE.
After giving Parker 10 days 10
think the proposition over CHS
holm's statement said. his wife and
her friend agreed they would never
meet again He claimed the promise
vas broken.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
ELKHART TO FIGHT
UTILITY INCREASE
Council Appropriates Two
Thousand Dollars for En-
plOyment of Experts.
special to me Nevs-Times

EI.KHART. Ind. Aug. 5.-Two
thousand dollars have been appro-
pristed by the Elkhart city council
FOR the purpose Of fighting the ad-
vance IN gas and telephone rates re-
Gently granted Elkhart companies by
the public service commission Ex-
perts Will be employed 70 compile
data for the City's use I'm a rehearing
which is planned.
Mayor William r. Wider. in urging
the necessity for the approx Ration,
declared the new rates excessively
high and pointed out that the city
has a right 10 rehearing and II nee
--fry may have recourse to the
courts.
The new gas rate Is 81 so per
thousand cubic feet, an fncrea Sc OF
Is percent over the rate established
last January. and an increase OF 5S
percent over the rate prior TO this
YEAR.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
BRECKENRIDGE LONG
WINS NOMINATION
nv United Press:

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 5.-The nomina-
ton on the democratic ticket for
United States senator has apparent
IL bean non by Breckenridge Long.
former third assistant secretary OF
state. incomplete returns OF the
Missouri state primary indicated to-
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06
THE CONVENTIONAL THING

Romantic Youth-"Why do you
hesitate. darling? We could easily
run away and get married"
His Fancy-"My dear boy. you're
too IMPOSSIBLE why the only Pho
tographs 1 could leave behind me
were taken before / had my hair
bobbedt" -Fassing Show.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-06

Former Gen. George d'Hedberg.
who carries scars Of nine wounds re
ceived in Russia's wars. including
the Russo-JaL and world wars is
now working as a mechanic in a
New York garage. Gen. d'Hedberg,
captured during the historic drive OF
the White army on Petrograd, was
thrown into Jail He made his es-
cape 20 Finland and thence 10 the
United States. His estates in Russia
were cOnfscated
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