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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
H. j. NUDGE DIES
At HOME IN DENVER
Rose From Waterboy to
General Manager Of
Santa Fe

DENVER Jan. 30 IL. O.. Nudge.
former general manager of the
A,chison. Topeka q Santa Fc rail-
road. and one OF the best Euowa rail
road men In this country. died here
today
Mr. Nudge was stricken with IL
cerebral hcmurrhugo ON Monday
hlEh' lIo was % years old
From wHtorboy TO general manager
Of ih" Santa Fc is the story of Mn
Muhse's rise In railroad work tie
went ." work Tor tho railroad Boo kuu-
SaA ~ 1879 and before hp Ipr uz
service in 1905 hu had served D,,
y,nrs H- itH general manager In
1905 Mr. Nudge became Vice pr,.I.
dent Of tho Chicago Rock island A
IncliiC railroad comru, ~ was
elected president uf that road fDur
years later
coming 10 Denver boo 1918 us prpsi-
d'ni OF the Denver A. Rio Graudr
liilMaN company Mr. Mudrp served
in lhhl capacity until TWO years ago.
when hc retired
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

WASHINGTON. Jan. sO.-Althoueh
influenza now has become epidemic
over largo par, OF the country. the
public health service said today the
situation was well in hand practically
everywhere ana that medical and
nursing facilities were proving ade-
quatc.
Prom tclcrr8phic reports received
by the health ser, ice" tho statement
said. 'it .s evident that epidemic In
flucrza prevails over a large part Of
the country Moreover with its well
established characteristic this prevail
cncr appears 90 be 'uninnucnoed by
climate.
so TAR ag our reports Indicate. IN,
disease is just as prevalent in the
southern warm regions as Il is else
where.
Reports indicate that practically
everywhere the Eituation is well IN
hnnd ana that local medical aud
nursing facilities nowhere are over
taxed. Certainly tho situation Is in
marked contrast 10 that which pre-
vailed last year"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Flu Halts Progress
in Ncwberry Trial
~ res Assoe'srsp rasss

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. Jan. &C.
Influenza threatened the Newberry
elections conspiracy trial today ana
slower progress la jury selections
marked the morning session of tho
United states district court. The sud
den illness of VIII 8 Purple. a trnta-
tlNo juror made vacancy In the
panel and delayed continuation Of
the pcremptory challenges.
Two defendants. Mel r. Dec, OF
North Branch. and Marx +. Mckee.
Of Detroit were reported lli Mckee,
hs law partner. OF Paul King. man
aEer nf Tho Newherry senatorial cam
paiEn was one Of tho principal fig
ures IN tho trial. II was said he had
contracted pneumonia.
one prospective Juror came into the
Jury hoX feeling 20 ~ ne was cx-
cused and half q dozen talesmcn were
sent % their homes for similar causes.
only three peremptOry challenges
were used before the noon recess.
Three porcnptorlca remain 20 the
prosecution and four 10 the defense.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
GERMAN PRESIDENT
LOSES sur OVER
CARTOON HApItNG MN.

BERLlN. Jan 80 President
Ebert ana Gustav Noskt. the min
iut,r OF defense, lost thc.~ Hgit
against the editor of the Satyr, "A
humorous weekly. which had cap
TONED the members Of tho cabinet
in the shape of dimyront animals,
labelling the collection our Mem
ngerio The president and the
minister uf defense were the only
members ui the government to
briuE suit
Berlin editors and authors were
witnesses, among them Count "a
Ecventlow ot Tagvszriuug and
George Bernhard OF the Nossische
Ioituug. The defendant charged
that President Eborts mode OF llV-
ing was FAR from "Spartanlike" In
iis simplicity. aud that The presi-
dent WAS not showing the measure
OF reserve 20 Dee expected OF Ger
man executive.
Both Herr Ebert and Herr Noske
the defendant testified. had in fact
permitted themselves 90 he photo
gruphcd in bathing trunks. and
this picture had suggested the cnr-
toon Editors declared they failed
To discover anything particularly
objectionable iu the caricaturcs
Tho court declared "picayunish-
ness out OF place In modern Ger
many, In which freedom is suppos-
ed to reign"
President Ebert was cnrtooned
as Wild boar. Herr Nake as AN
ape and Matthias Erzberger. the
finance minister, as chameleon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Handy Dies Without
Revealing Parentage

ossiNiNG. y. r.. Jan. 3O-Thc
body Of Gordon Fawcoti Handy. no
inrious murder and bandit. whI ..as
c.'cirocu'"D in sling Sing prison late
lt.t night fur The murder OF two Of
iicials uf Prpoklyn savings hank if,
llrccWhcr 1918 will Doe buried todav
No one claimed the body ana the
mystery surrounding his pnreutagr
which he siudiously guarded. remain
ru uus1lvcd.
An autopsy dlscl sod that the brain
ol the youthful criminal was NOR
maj fnG VOL developed
Handy maintained hls cnmposuro
90 the last smiling as he was strapped
% the chair ana making "a bricf state
nlrut 90 the warden and Wltnessc.
Just before llfc was snuffcd out.
As hc lr.t the death house h. called
cut Co his companions.
GO d-l ye fellows. Z alwayu liked
10 trA everything once"
Tdc murderer gave three letters 10
the warden. asked him to mail them
ana Keep the addresses secret.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
SHIP BREAKS
IN TWO At SEA;
23 MISSING
One Boat Containing IS
Men Picked Up by
Another Steamer

NEW YORK, Jan. 3o.-The Amer
lean tank steamer Mielero from Mat.
hnzas Cuba. January 90. for phils-
dolphia. broke In two and sank al
soa' according to wireless message
received here today by the naval
communications service.
one boat with the chief officer and
seventeen men has beon picked nm
nl the steamer uzcttc ana anothe.
b"at VITA the captain ana twenty ,w1
men Ia sfili missing
lifcloat Packed IN.
The loss ~ the tanker Vas roportod
ll the steamer Oxctfc hy wireless r,.-
MNed through the T.. $ s. Clemson
lh" position given hy TIE Ozotte in-
Gated thal she picked 10 tho ton
"hpr",4 Wately $50 miles east of sa-
the rescue said
Picked u9 ufrhoat containing chief
"illrer third mate ana four engineers
and twelve members uf crew or tank
hltaiuer Micleru which br kp IN tyyu
on JANUARY 20 anu sank.
captains boat with - men OF
crew still sdrift. Heavy northeast
soas moderl ing"
The message was dated al 1880
O'Clock this morning.
~" Miolrro WIS owned hy the Cuba
nlStihlnE company ana she carried "a
cargo u 1900. .rnO gallons Of rnol,sso4
~ BULK She was built ut Quincy.
'lass., in 1917 and registered o.S53
representative here Il the Cuba
f'HNlllhg company said thy had re-
c"iNed no Information beyond thar
contained in the radio dispatch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

NEGOTIATIONS
ARE BROKEN
Republicans Refuse to
Accept Reservations
Drafted by Taft

WASHlNGTON, Jan. 30 The
unofficial bipartisan negotiations
ON reservations TO the peace treetv
suddenly came 70 an end TO-DAY
when the democratic senator's fail.
ing in a last attempt TO obtain a
compromise ON article ten, walked
out Of the conference and an
nomced they would seek some
other method Of obtaining ratifi-
cation.
The democratic leaders said the
next step would nos be determined
until there had been consulta-
ton of the friends Of the treaty.
They indicated that nothing would
be done for few days.
The final break came when Senator
Lodge OF Massachusetts,. the republl-
can leader. refused 70 accept a res
ervation TO article ten drafted by for
mer President TAFT and presented to
the bipartisan conference by the
democratic
Carries FIRht 60 senatr.
After consultation with his marty
associates, senator Hitchcock an
nounced that notice would be given
In tho senate t-morrow that on Fob
ruary 10 he would move 10 take the
treaty np for debate.
Opinion among senators was ditId-
&c 10 10 whether the motion could
secure a majority.
The democratic leader. Senator
Hitchcock OF Nebraska. iadIcatcd that
the next step Of the treatya friends
might De- 20 bring Il lLse tho open
senate Tor debate or possibly 10 seek
the appointment OF now official
compromise committee. He immodI-
ately bsgan conferences with his
party associates ON tae question. but
IL was Indicated that no Immediate
decision would he reached
Senator Hitchcock ,eavas tonight
f"I week absenca ana q uas con-
sidcred likely that tiitre would be no
open move regarding he tfcaty IN his
absence.
Text OF Taft Reservation.
ne AAAA ifaftfANlhht ~ UiuaUNNtA
To the bipartisan committee by Sena-
tor Hitchcock and rejected BY the Ic-
puhlicnub II as follows.
The Inltdd states declines 90 as
sumo any legal or hindlng obligation
Ia preserve the tcrritos .ni Integrity or
political Independence OF any other
under the provisions of art
ieie ten or TO employ the military OF
naval forucs Of the United States un-
der any article of the treaty for any
purIbose; hut the congress, which I'M
lsT the constitutioE has the sole DOW
~ in the premises will consider aud
decide what moral obligation ~ any,
under the circumstances OF auy par
iic1iiar casss when Il arises. should
move the United States in the Interest
NJ world peace aud iusticc. 60 take
action therein. and Will provide ac-
The move OF the democrats I'm pre-
senting the reservation came unex-
Discussion OF II was brief
and when Senator Lodge reiterated
his previous declaration that ne would
not consent TO any modification OF
tho article ten reservation framed by
he republicans at the last session oe
congress. the democrats replied that
continuance Il the negotiations would
be fruitless. The meeting lasted less
Than an hour.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
INCREASE IN NEW GASES
AND DEATHS IN NI.NN NppIr

NEW YORK. jan. 30--Dcuths from
.htluenka "ud pneumonia showed an
other Increase in the reports submtt-
ted 20 the lolth department today.
while the number of now eases vi
each disease ugl'n Jumped TO nearly
record figures There were i1g iu-
fluonza aud lf3 pneumonia deaths re-
ported today Hu Increase ~ 10 ana ?
respectively over those rvpurtcl ycs-
torday.
New intluouln cases reported roiCh-
Cd total ot H.ia-f an Increase nf s1G
over yesterday and within nry snyr1
OF tho record number reported Wed
Continued un page tunl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
new YORK ASSEMBLY TURNED
INTO SCHOOL ROOM OF SOCIALISM

in pdizziug hts pupil" Mir. sted.
man drew from Mr.. Ice difforentn D.
tons between sociallstic ana anaron-
both movements and u history az the
development OF socialism In EurOpc
with special reference To Russia.
AssemhlNmHn Louis 4. Cuvliler. n
committee member. asked n Id were
not true that German money had been
paid Lcnine and Trot1ky q overthrow
th" kerensky government when
MI loe replied in the negative Mr.
Cuvilller contradlcted him. snying he
had "a on The authority of the state
department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

ALBANY, IS. N., Jan. O-Thc as
sembly chamber ln which tho fvo
suspended socialist asscmniymru are
being tried for alleged disloyaIty to-
gay become a school room Tor tho
teaching ot socialism.
seated iu stmi-circle around Sew
mour StedmHu. defense counsel and
Algcruon Lee of the socialist state
committee "A witness, tho assembly
judiciary COMMITTEES heard read into
the record what may be described as
a general history 81 socialism from
1854 so tp9O"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
FLU SPREADS BUT
IS UNDER CONTROL
Medical and Nursing Fa-
cilities Adequate in All
Sections
FREE wHIsKEY FOR Use
IN TREATING FLU CASEs
a. T-r Assosisrso rar,s

DE T r OFT. Jan. 30.-Unltcd
states Marshal Henry Behrcndlt
WIS authorized lhis morning In "a
telegram from Washington a. frr-
uish free OF charge To- am reputable
phs-irinus wh.sEey to hc used in
the treatment uf influenza cases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Gould and Wear
Lose Tennis Match

l.liIisNl 'klHl'Itl \. PA. Ian -r
'ruWcr Roberts aud Charlie. d pr,r4-
l"N ~ Philadelphia sprsur a surprise
wlrn thoN defeated JHy Gould and j.
". Wear also of philadelphia. boo
the -"mtsf.ua round Of th" national
amateur rIcgup.s doubles chumpi %
thip here ioday Dos the scores of
49, 70. l'-Iit ls-1t, lr-Iu. Ia.g
ln the other scmI-rnt match C.
ron ana stanley Mor.mrr of Ncv
urk, uIumph,d over g. o. FreI.nr
nuyson and u. q. Cutting also uf Vow
Nufk. la-t. ll-t. il-N. Ir-,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Art Treasures Valued
At $3.50, 900 Burn

NlN YORK. lHu. 1u...Art treas
urcs valued at $4,000 were destroyed
r day in fire which swrp. through
the annex ut the American Fine Arts
building iu West Eighth street The
Total lu-- rs expected to exceed
: . UUn. 900
Most uf thc burned paintings were
loo the Vanderbilt exhibition
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
NNnrmI.nIM- M LInnn-

MoNTESANO. wash, jau. S0.-
one additional tomporar, juror, T.. r..
Iurpgu. q retired farmer. was seated
today fn ihu trial uf eleven alleged
l. W VS.. charged with murder lu
connection with tho rrnudlia Armis-
ucc l'aN shootings tie was accepted
ny both slides without challenge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Hoover's Name to Be
on Michigan Ballot

LANSING. Mich. Jan. sO.--Pet-
lions 10 place tho name Of Herbert
Hoover On the democratic ballot at
the presidential preference primary.
Aripl 5. were received by the secre-
tary OF state this morning.
Ihe petition lacked the required 100
Signatures hut it was Indicated addi-
tonhl signatures would be obtained.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Governor to Issue
Assembly Call Monday

SANTA ~. Jan. 3o.-Can Tor tho
special session OF tho legislature Will
probably he made Monday. Governor
Larrazolo declared today.
Tomorrow he will discuss with the
executive republican committee the
questions which are 10 be presented
tor consideration OF the legislature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
DORAH JUMPS ON
HIS OWN PARTY
Says Republicans Are
Failing to Reduce Gov
ernment Expenses

WASHINGTON. Jan. s0.---senator
sorah. republican Of Idaho. told the
senete today there was not "the
slightest evidence" that congress pro-
posed to carry out the special prom
ise "of tho republican party to re-
duce government expenditures"
Opposing the bill for creation or a
unified government air service be-
cause n lts cost. senator Borah said
manifestations of extravaganza In this
country were just as great now as
they were during the war.
The republican party made the
special promise In the last campaign
TO reduce government expenditures"
the senator said. but there ISN'T the
slightest evidence that this republican
congress proposes TO carry out that
promise.
"a platform committee OF i5T VA
rieties has boon created. I want to
remind members OF this side Of the
chamber that this congress will make
the 9latform with It's record here. The
gifted gentlemen who are trying to
give us the platform cannot convince
the people against the record being
made hore."
Hitchcock Fights BuL
Senator Hitchcock. OF Nebraaisa.
the acting democratic leader. also on
posed the bill us an oNtrnvagant a..
tempt io create lack of all trades
department Of the government.
which he said. would only multiply
mo present confusion over afr service
'"rhe first or the second day Of the
next great war emergency ths ma
tion faces Will be marked by a great
air huuio OF our coasts" snid Chair
man Wadsworth of the military COM
mittec, defending the hin
Ing here
1T Is our way 10 wait until emery
oncy overtakes us. hut we have spent
twenty six billions ana thousands OF
wasted lives In the past two years 20
INA out how expensive our way can
be.
The number of men sou provide
In the proposed central agency. the
amount Of money is immateriai. bug
tho principle and policy involved ana
the organlzati- n is important"
General Pershings View on the pro-
posed separation OF the air service
from the army were disclosed IN cor
respOndence between that officer ana
Major General Menchcr. director of
he army air service. made public to-
day by Representative Fisher. demo.
crat OF Tennessee. member uf the
committee.
The air service for military pur.
poses should remain "a part of The
General pcrshlnr wrote from
Denver. adding that II should he es-
tablished "as a separate branch with.
IN the army and separate only In the
same way that Infantry and field ar
tillery are separate"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
iONTNNA PRIMARY DIsiNNI.p.

HELENA. Mont, Jan So The
state supreme court in decision toe
dHN reversed district court opinion
ON the primary law The decision
p"siponcs the Montana primary until
August.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
SIM FEIN COUNCIL Mrrrs.

bl bLiN Jan when the new
council composed mostly
of sinn Feiners. met for the first time
today. Il WAS greeted with the greatest
enthusiasm by huge crowds as the
republican flag wa9 heisicd on the
city hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
DEMOCRATS BOLT CONFERENCE ON PEACE TREATY
Railway Director
Commanders Rails

WASHlNGToN, Jan. 30-At the
request Of the railroad ndmlnistrn-
tion Acting Secretary Croweu OF the
war department. today signed an order
communicating 10000 tons of steer
iHilr 10 he allotted among rail mills
on the basis OF their productive en-
pacity
Compensation in most cases will
he decided later, on the basis Of actual
cost plus a specified profit but In a
iew cases price agreements with tho
producers already have been reached
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Nh IINNNCr nIIiI.Crnn-

\SHlNGTON, Jan. So FRANKLIN
" " 'nt'h-on ol Ncw York Ciy
was nominated toddy by tho presi-
dent 10 De- u director of tho war
finance corporation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
UkRNININNs TANE OnrssN.

NiEN - Jan. 30. Ihc capture nf
odegsa by tkrainian forces command
81 by General pswlenko is announced
hy The lkrainnn press service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
HUNDREDS ARE
LEAVING FARMS,
POLL REVEALS
Country Faces Serious
Decrease in Production,
Senate Is Told

ohiNflbNi Jan. du,-beCrCaa-
cd farm production next year and a
consequent increase In the cost Of
living due TO dissatisfaction of farm
crs was predicted before the senate
post office committee today by James
l. Llakslce. fourth assistant postmas.
ter general.
More than 10000 answers 10 goo 900
questounaires sent To farmers. ne
said, indicate e condition "d.squiet-
ing and portcntious OF disastrous con-
sequences"
report summarizing tho contents
Of the farmers answers prepared by
George l. " 3d. superintendent or
he division of rural mails was read
hy Mr. flalAlco.
Hundreds Quilting Iairf,
Declur ng that the farmers were
tired OF receiving low returns fnr
long. hard periods of toll while city
dwcllcrs lived In "casa and comrort
with high wages and short hours the
report said that tho replies received
Indicated that hundreds uf farmers
had resolved either e. quit the farm
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Complaint was made In a t:siorlty
of the replies. the report said. of tao
high prices paid hy consumers as
comp pared with the low returns 10 the
farmer. indicating an entirely dis
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a. mparlsuu. betwran th. ..bot,rs or
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
LABOR AND LEGION
LINKED BY PERSHING
Aims and Objects Ident-
ical, General Says in
Address in Phoenix

PHOENIX. Ariz. Jan. sO.-Tho
aims aud objects OF organized labor
aud Of the American Legion are
identical. General Pershing declared
in AN address here today. and these
two ORGANIZATIONS should go hand On
hand toward progress and "a common
understanding among tho different
classes Of people In America.
THE general said organized labor
IN Los Angeles had come out openly
and declared itself In favor of the
American Legion
General Pcrshinr's address. chiefly
devoted TO tributes to the valor OF
Arizona soldiers In the grcat war and
to the southwest in which he said he
had HE first military experience. was
delivered AT the city hall. following
"a parade from the Santa Fc railroad
station.
General Meets Citizcns.
Al the conclusion OF the speech.
Governor Campbell aged veterans OF
the Ciyil and Indian wars. former
members OF the American oNpedi-
tiouary forces ana men. women aud
children la the audience crowded up
To shake hands with the general.
General fvrshlnu wus scheduled to
deliver four other addresses here be-
iurC leaving tonight Tor Tucson
where tomorrow ht Will dedicate at
the University Of Arizona "a memorial
fountain iu honor OF Arizona soldiers
and of university students Killed In
battle.
The commandor-in-ch chief Of the
4. T. T. and his siau were welcomed
tt the station hy t delegation headed
by Governor Campbell and including
t number OF officers and enlisted
men who served In France. 4 parade.
headed by the cOlors OF the lbNth i'm
iantry aud 34pth field artillery was
formed and marched To the city hall
Mon OF the l5Nth infantry marched
n double file beside the generals ear.
Examinations OF Veterans, cadets and
he Elks lodge marched
Visits schools.
After the address at the city hall
where the general was welcomed by
Governor Campbell and city officials
he program called for visit OF the
general and his stan TO several city
schools where he was 10 rppuk. "A visit
u the capitol to. call on Governor
'amphell; % luncheon with club wu-
I"u uf the city tour ot part Of
be salt River valley, banquet this
'N "nlug and another address
General porshiug throughout the
lay was boz high spirits lle said me-
,1H glad to get back into the south
west whore iu many years OF service.
ie had mJdc u large number of
rirnds. Afrrr dcdicniiur the mcmur-
90 fountain at the University of Ari-
uru tomorrow, General porshiuE Will
'u tu Douglas tu inspect camp Harry
FOB Jones