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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

found to have suffered fracture Of
the kun and iuiurics 10 his hack and
shoulders. iIe " In a serious condi-
ton at the city hospital
Ryan HysteifcaI.
Ho-pitai attaches said that since
the accident Ryan has been hys-
tcriral
Nj. Gailbraith's body will be re-
moved to Cincinnati tor burial as
soon AZ arrangements can be- COM
pletod. lie WIS elected national COM
mnndcr of the legion rt the national
convention held last september at
Cleveland Hc was born in Water
town. Arsenal Mass.
An election probably will be held
here early next week to name MI
Gltoraith's successor. ~ was unnounc-
ed az national Headquarters The
new commander will Dee named by the
loVion's national executive committee.
The national vice commanders. one
of whom probably viii be- elected ma
uunai commander, are. John q.
Emrry. Grand Rapids. Mich. Thomas
Goldingny. Newark. y. J., Claudius G..
Pendil. Racine. wis; J. g. scrug-
ham. Carson CITY Ncv. and y. Jack
son. Winslott Birmingham Alabama
coroner Paul J. tohmson. who has
mudc an investigation preliminary to
"a formal Inquest said 10 seemed
probable that "a broken or locked
steering krucklc caused the accident
Hurrying to Catch Train.
i,yan. who was driving the ma
chine. and who was said by hospital
attaches To have been hyFterical since
the accident. said he had been driving
RAJ Idly from the indianapolis Countr,
club north OF the city iu order "a
reach the union station Boa time fui
Nj. Gulhraith and Mr.. Foreman "a
bo1rd train foe chicago. lie rc'
durod his speed to about twenty miles
an hour he said. just before rcachinl
ths point whrr, the accident oc
CURED. Failing To- make the turn th'
ear plunged over the rnhankmrnt
TUNED fomcrsault and landed up
! right Az OF toe occupants wcr'
: thrcwn clear OF the ear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Man Cannot Be
Removed to Asylum

knowing that he was 10 be taken
10 the insane asylum at Las Vegas.
Scvera Garcia. who n confined in the
county iail. worried himself into a
violent state. lie was 70 have been
taken Go Las Vegas thin morning by
deputy sheriffs. but ne was In such
dangerous condition that they did not
dare 20 remove him from Aia cell.
Garcia was brought 10 Albuquerque
from Gallup on Tuesday and examln-
ed by the district court. The sheriff
stated that he would not attempt %
remove Garcia from the county Jail
until he had calmed down.
Frank Miller, who waa examined
for insanity BY the district court two
weeks ago, and ordered sent 20 Las
Vegas will probably not be taken.
undersherin Fred Fornon stated this
morning There has been disagree
meut among doctors a. 70 his sanity
since the court oxaniinod him, aud n
has been decided that n would BE-
better for him, and perhaps hurry his
recovery u he were released ana left
az home. Iio Il stiil In the county
SAIL AZ Old Albuquerques hut viii
probably he released soon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
FEMALE LABOR
BEING EXPLOITED,
AT. OF [. CHARGE
Demand Made That
Women Receive Same
Consideration as Men

DENVER. June 9-Demand that
steps be taken to hal, the alleged ex-
ploitation OF female labor by unscrup
ulous employers was made today In a
declaration presented for Considera-
tion before the annual convention of
the metal trades department OF the
American Federation uf Labor.
The recommendation declared there
is uu objections To- the employment OF
female labor. but there must be- In
sistenco that ~" women workers viii
receive az least the same considcrn-
ton na hy mai. labor.
Female labor during the war per
iod." II was stated. received prim-
ative knowledge OF how to perform
certain lines Of work and operate GER
tain Glasses Of machinery The cm-
ployera are now taking advantage OF
this limited training by reducing the
standards as to wages. and conditions
of employment first. because Of tho
almost total lack Of organization
among women ana second because OF
the great unemployment existing
throughouf the country which makes
female labor an exceptionally easy
prey Tor unscruplous employers
The department had before II an
official report stating that the fol-
inwing ship yards have been closed
with little or no prospect Of reopen
inEi Alexandria ship RuildinE CONS
Jones. two plants at Gloucester. y. J.
aud Wilmington. Del the Hartman
yard of the Me-c hants Ship building
company az Hartman. PA tho Amer
lean International shin Building com.
pnny al Hog Island Pa; the Squan-
tum plant Of the Bethlehem Shin
ruilding company M Wilmington, y
9.
Among the resolutions introduced
was one calling upon the American
Federation ~ labor 60 bring into
rXistenc, newspaper that VIII pub
lish an honest report uf strikes. lock
outs conferences and Investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

thcre. to make their claims for road
wo.k needed in the vicinity Of this
civ.
Paving - East Central avenue. Dr.
Briggs reported, would be impossible
until ncNt year, unless properly own
ers determined 20 proceed on their
own account No help. he said.
could be expected from the state or
feds raj add funds. since all those
current year. He offered resolutions
approving the Doll and FIsk highway
measures. which he said would aid
In furthcring road work Ia New Mex
leo. Resolutions fayoring the bills
and approving the proposed $4,000
0Oo state highway bond issue amend
mont were offered and referred 10
m, hoard OF directors of the club for
further consideration.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
PRESIDENT Of
LEGION KILLED
IN AN AUTO
Col. F. w. Calbraith, Jr.
Dead; Two Others
Hurt

TNDIANAPoLIs. June 9-The
deaih Of Col. ,. W. Galbraith Ir.. OF
Cincinnati. national commander uf
the American Legion. IN a motor car
accident here early today, threw into
mom ming the Legion posts through
out the nation
Henry D. Ryan. of indianapolis
na'ionai dircctor OF the legion's
Amerlcanisin commission and Milton
}. Foreman Of Chicago. national COM
mittceman of the legion from illinoin.
were Injured. not seriously. when an
automobile IN which the three men
were riding went over steep em-
banilmcnt. Mr. Foreman later was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Wichita Expecting
High Water Today

WICHITA. Kans. June - Wichita
today expects to receive the diminish
ed force OF the Arkansas river flood
which wrought havoc at Pueblo, Colo,
with the amount OF probable damage
here depending upon the volume OF
water discharged into the stream In
It's reach through western and cen-
tral Kansas yesterday ard last night
BY heavy rains which In one or two
places approximated cioudbursts.
Residents and business men having
property In low lying sections here
have needed flood warnings and no
loss of life here Is expected but some
property damage may result.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
WASHINGTON HoPE-
To FIND WAY OUT

WAsIIINGTON. June s.--IIope OF
finding course that will lead 20
some agreement for resumption OF
diplomatic relations between the
United States and Mexico IL still en-
tertained by administration officials
here. Il was Indicated today.
A new element has been injected
into he Mexican situation by the de-
cree issued since the present ncgotia-
tions began imposing an increase Of
% per cent IN the taxes on petroleum.
Formal protest against this decree
was lodged with the state depart
ment today by a representative OF the
OH companies. and Il was indicated 1t
the department that the new develop
mcnt Ia the oil controversy would be
called to the attention Of the Mexl-
can authorities without delay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
437 REPORTED
As MISSING
IN PUEBLO
Red Cross Issues List
Based Upon
Inquiries

PUEBLO, Colo, June o.-Thc
local chapter Of the Red Cross
which Is in charge Of relief work
in the flood district in Pueblo.
this afternoon issued a list OF
missing persons containing 435
names.
The list was compiled from the
inquiries made at the relief head
quarters ia the court house build
ing.
II is arranged alphabetically.
and In a few instances commerss
rs 10 whereabouts were added.
The Red Cross requested that
all persons whose names are ON
the list but who are safe, report
TO the Red Cross missing bureau
al the court house.
An announcement Of disease corr
dltions following the flood was made
today BY Dr. John c. Cornell OF the
public health service headquarters.
There are 81 cases Of dlphthsria of
which ~ are quarnntined. A large
majority OF these cases. Or. Cornell
said. have developed since the flood.
There are two cases OF typhoid fever
five OF smallpox and ten Of chicken
yox.
Disease Ccnsua.
Tho city has been divided into dis
tricta oy wards. an6 phyaiciana and
nurses will make a house 70 house
canvass, beginning today. 10 ascertain
tho exact incidence Of disease.
The flood wreckago OF Pueblo viii
American Legion. An Organization
for that purpose was c9mpieted last
night and Captain Van Law was
placed In charge. The Legion men
will have from two thousand 70 three
thousand men at work this week. u
was predicted.
MILITARY orieials said today they
believed the food crisis pasL The
Nuckoiis Packing plant has neen re-
paired ana viii DO used 20 store freslp
meats. Ito Ice plant Is now in OPP
Grafton and the sick and poor az least
VIII get Ice until everybody can b.
An order prohlbltins prontesrins
has been issued by Col. Hamrock.
Any urm or porHun charging more
than the prc-flood prices for goods
VIII be punished BY the military au-
thoritiea. tho order says 4.
Placing OF the police powers en-
tireiy IN the hands OF tho military
followed decision by Colonel Ham
rock that best results could be OBJ
tanned by centralizing the authority.
The program, as announced by Col.
iiamrock, calls for the Immediate
withdrawal OF the civilian guards on
duty since the Hood broke.
Additional Dead.
Additions TO the morGue list fol-
low:
O. ID. Wilson, engineer on the
ID. n II. q. railroad. puubso.
Roao xapes. Lime, Colo.
7 nidentified Austrian. 60.
The rangers list OF namen not In
cluded In the morgue records up to
dato, Ia ss follows:
William DClson. Vineland district.
J. w. Wright.
Addio Hall and son. negroes.
$. A. currie. Pueblo.
Clinton Morris.
Il. A. Brunsr. santa Fe railway
conductor. Pueblo.
Ermillo Arbintes and family OF
eight, near Avondaie, one OF hin boys,
/ 10 years old. was the sole survivor.
Taylor. Girl. or years
old. near Avondale.
| q a. nlrou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Money Exchanges
At Mexican Border

Ell pASp. Texas juno g. Luis
Montrs de- Oca, Mcxicnn consul gem
,rtl here. said today he knew nothing
of the decree issued last night hy
President bhfegon 20 the effect that
importation of an foreign money. cN-
scpt gulh or the circulation Of any
such currency In Mexico. would be
prohibited after July I.
This order would mean the cHtnh-
Iishmcut Of money exchanges at every
pnrt ON the MexlCan and Amcricap
sides he snid ana would be a great
inconvenience 10 tourists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Assistant Chief of
Air Service Has Been
Requested to Resign

WASHINGTON. June 9.-The rcsig-
nation of BriFadicr General Mitchell
az assistant chief Of the air service
has been requested by Major General
q. r Menoher chief Of the army air
service In written recommendation to
the secretary Of war.
Repeated statement. by General
Mitchell urging unified air service,
made since President Harding ad
dressed congress on opposition To- such
unification, was said to have been
one OF the reasons prompting the re-
quest that the officer he relieved Of
his present assignment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
500. 900 Damage
Near Sterling, Colo.

sTERtIS0. Coln.. Juno o.--Wlth
Indications pointing "a a considerably
higher staEr 81 the South Platte river
az this point, the oamahe from tho
floods since laa Friday IN thia vicinity
h estimated at about tioo. .Doo4 high
cf wafer h reported from both the
foudfe and Biz Thompson canyons.
Davis and her three children. drowned
'ast friday night rnd Elmer Hnodo-
ker. the fireman Of Ile burlington
train wrecked az Union. Colo. Tuesday
niThi. remains AZ five Tor snls diAe
uict
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Ark of Church of
Living God Sinks in
Los Angeles Harbor

Los ANGELES. June e.---'The Ark
% tho church Of the flying God" a
vessel built ~ ,. y. Lewis negro
evaneeilst. with the declared inten-
tion OF carrying n party OF mission
aries % Africa. was lying NJ the bot
tom of Los Angeles harbor today
having sunk shortly after it, launch
INK. Tho evangelist and two asao-
clatcs were thrown overheard when
the craft capsized but reached shore
safely Lack OF ballast was declared
so be- the cause ~ the trouble
Lewis spent three years building
the ark. dnlnr most Of the work with
hia own hands.
This little misfortune n Just a teet
Of the Lord" he said today. He LET
the ark sink just 20 see VI l could
stand advcrnity. ! mean 10 stand n.
With the help Of the Lord ril raise
the ship and sail TO dAbcrin."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

EAST 81. LOUIS. lll., June ..
George l.. Moore. of los Angclct,
CaIlf., found guilty on nine counts
of nn indictment charging use OF
the mails 10 dcrraud In conncc-
ton with the sale OF stoc'k In the
defunct Moorc Motor VclIlclc
company OF DanVille. to-day la
federal court was sentenced to
three years Imprisonment ON
each count and fined st.5OO.
WASHINGTON. June D.-in-
'cstigation OF all government
agencies dealing with former
service men was ordered By the
senate today in adopting n rcsolu-
ton by senator Walsh, dcntocrat,
Massachusetts, crRiing "a s-iett
committee To conduct the inquiry.
The vote was unanimous.
" MASHINGTON, June p.-An
investigation Of the T,.ccnt -psSs,h
la London by Rear Admiral VIM.
=. sims touching ON Irish sympa-
tilixcr- in this country, was or
dcred 10y the senate today with
Out record Notc. The re-s,lu-
tlon WIS offered by senator tnr-
rison. democrat, Mississippi.
III PASO. T.N., Junc 0.--E. 4.
Tankcr~iey, carpcuicr, 80, who
shot AMI killed Mrs. I'euri Nor
gnn. widow. 40. aud larl TlhaN-
TIM. wealthy ranclsr. 20. with nn
army rifle hast night. aud tllrn
shot himself. through tlc stoIn-
ach by prppping the g1in 0n tiie
ground aud leaning over tiir
mu1sic to pull the trigger, died la
"a hospital lrr carly tosiny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
IL Prisoners Escape
From Nogales Jail

LOCALES. Aria, June 9.--Twclve
priH.ntrs. five negroes, and seven
Mcxicaos. made their escape from the
sahta Cruz county jail here early to-
,aav after assauhipg aud knocking un-
lnnrcious Jnilcr J NJ soto, ana fled
nr-ofs the International boundary line
into MoAicu.
,'ossvs with blood hounds from
both Noral,s. Sonora. and this city
Immediately took up the tral aud
hup,d to recapturc the prisoners to-
NuN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Bursum Urges Mine
Assessment Work
Be Suspended 2 Years

WASIfN NOTION Juc a.-=Scnatuf
Buraum WA NO busy yesterday before
tho committee on mircs aud mining
In support OF his resolution suspend
ing assessment work for years 1899
ant 1891 that he requested Frank ".
Hitehcork to represent him at the
m"sting of the national republican
committee.
ihc senator made strong pre-
acntution In support 81 his bin and
quoted many letters and teiegrnms
especially from New Mexico and II
In hopes Of n favorable report from
the committee.
Fcnator Bursum together with
Other members Of the national com
mi'tee was entertained at the white
house last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Aviator Falls to
Death in River

WASHINGTON. June e-l.ieut. W.
u. nrCwn. Hoisr. Idaho, of the marine
corps wus either killed or drowned
today when the marine corps plane he
was fying crashed at Colonial Beach,
Virginia near here ON the Potomac
river Sergeant Rugby, "a passenger
in the machine. was Injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Today's S Results

National League.
By innings: R.H u.
Boston 100 taO 0Og--i ?
Pittsburgh 02l OO2 G0s-5 o
Fillihgim. Watson and Gowdy. o.
Neill. Cooper and schmidt.
score, H. n. y.
Philadelphia 900 0i0 Oie-2 1
.ChicaEo ...iO3 goo 0Os--f , 0
Batteries; smith ana Peters,
Choeyea and DAILY.
American League.
Hy innings. X. H y.
81 Louis O0a 0i2 s0i--s IS 4
Boston U02 900 O0i-3 o
Nangiidor and Collins; ThOrmahlen
and Rucl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Bishop, rs, Weds
Woman So Years Old

ALLENTOWN. Pa, June s.-The
Rev Dr. W. N stamford Of Harris
burg Pa. bishop Of the Eyangelieal
association, was married to-day 10 Mrs,
Amelia kickiiur Of AilentoWn. This
bishop. WHO H. wears % agu, aud
the bride. 53. lrli for kearney Nch.,
where Dr stamford vim dedicats a
ohurch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MEXICO. ALBUQUERQUE

Highest temper
,tutr 50. lowest
temperature g.,
daily range tenn
peratufo 22s
mean daily TEN
pernturp 5as rec
latiVc humidity
8 D. m 80 re-
lutivo humidity
o Il. m GOs pre-
ripitutinn nonci
maximum vrlnc
ltV uf wind miles
per hour lss
prevailing dircc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

ni0n .0uihrUdl ,hhrartrr % Ih'
dan clear
state weather
srw Mexico. Generally fair IN
ve.f. probably thunder showers ~
,..i nn1lnn tonight or Friday
..,,,l,r in northeast portion tonight.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-06
G. W. Seal
Chas. Mcdonald.

In the Fifth Ward Justice Court,
Washington Parish. Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given that by vir'
tue of writ of fieri facias issued out
OF the above entitled court in the
above entitled cause, to me directed
and delivered for execution, l have
seized and taken into my possession
and will offer same for sale and sell to
the highest bidder, at the principal
front door of the court house in
Franklinton, Louisiana, during the
legal sale hours for judicial sales, on
Saturday. October %, 1921
the following described property, to-
wit:
Southeast quarter Of north least
quarter, section 33, township /, south,
range 15, east, and west half Of south
west quarter of section "a, township
/, south, range ls. east, and lot 5, Sec
tion ~, township /, south, range 10,
east, containing 156 acres, more or
less. Seized to satisfy said writ and
all costs.
Terms of sale; Cash with the ben.
eft of appraisement.
This September the 18th, 1921.
J. E, Bateman, Sheriff.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-06
Real Estate Deals.

The following transfers in par
ish real estate were made during
the past week as shown by the
official records:
g. M. G. Duncan to Ira Barber,
Sec. 2-1.11, also 3.1.1l, $1,000.
Swift Lumber Company to B.O.
Bickham, lots one and two, Sec.
20.l-10, $500.
B. O. Bickham to Swift Lum.
ber Company, lot 4, Sec. 21-1.1O,
S120.76.
Max Krake to VIC. Sandsberry,
five acres of land, Sec. 33-3-13,
$4,000.
John G.. Peters ct ais to John
I. Pittman, 40 acres Of land, Sec.
31-1-14, $250.O0.
M. H. Varnado to E. D. Rob.
bins, lot24, block 1872. Northwest
Bogalusa, $500.
L. A. Pierce to L. E. Levert,
lot 10. block 8, Pleasant Hill Ad.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-06
Cotton Growers Warned OF
Weevil,

President Edward s. Butler, of
the New Orleans Cotton Exchange
has addressed the following letter
to exchanges in the South:
cit has been suggested that a
campaign should be inaugurated
throughout the South, embracing
every region affected by the boil
weeyil, urging and insisting that
farmers Immediately on gather.
ing their cotton burn or turn un.
der the cotton stalks. This should
be done without delay as we un.
derstand that if the stalks remain
in the field until frost the weevil
will have ample food.
"It is hardly necessary to i'm
press upon you the Importance OF
some action that will minimize if
not totally destroy this frightful
menacs,to Southern cotton cul.
ture.
"Will you not take this matter
! up with your members and get
them to write and if necessary tc
wire every bank and merchant
with whom they do business and
every farmer from whom they re.
ceive cotton insisting that cotton
stalks be cut and burnt or turned
under9
'It goes without saying that il
the weevil meance continues tc
spread as it has done, it is only q
matter of time when our suprem-
acy among the worlds cotton
growers will end.
Something must be done, and
that without delay, and it is hoped
and believed that the course sug
gested will contribute materially
toward relief.
Kindly let me know what &C.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-06
Notice..
W. H. Afford
vs., No. 3494

J.O Magee & Sons Ltd.
Twenty-sixth Judicial District
Court For Washington Par.
ish, Louisiana.
Notice is hereby given that on
s turday, October s, 1921, I will
ifer for sale between the legal
sale hours, the following describ.
ed property:
All the accounts, notes and
judgments belonging to the said
j. 0. Magee & Sons Ltd, as per
list on file in the record of said
suit In the Twenty sixth District
Court for Washington Parish,
Louisiana, terms of sale cash
without appraisment.
D. N. Magee,
Receiver.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-06

dition to Bogalusa, 5000.
W. ". McGhee to l., E, Levert,
lot IA, block 8, Pleasant Hill Ad-
dition to Bogalusa S195.
R. c. Breland to j. l.. Har-
we'll, nine and one half acres of
land, Sec. 33.1.12, $500.
J. M. Smith to R. G. Smith,
nine and one half acres of land,
Sec. 33-1.12, S1O0.
]. l.. Harwell to R. c.. Breland,
a lot of land 50.by 100 feet, head.
right 80, 3.13, of L. A. Pierce Ad-
dition to .Bogalusa, $1,000.
E. P. Brady to Myrtle May, 10
lots of ground situated in the
Brady division of Town of
Bogalusa, 5000.
E. P. Brady to E. G. May, So
lots Of ground in the Brady Sub.
Division Of Town of Bogalusa,
$500.
P. W. Lindsey to Q. E. Kemp,
lot 16, block l32, Northwest Bo.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-06

Corrections Made in State
Fair Catalog.

Attention is being called by W.
R. Perkins, director of Extension,
L. S. e., to the corrections which
have been made in the State Far
CataIog Of Louisiana. When the
catalogue went to press two errors
we're made, one in ommtting
Louisiana Purple Sugar Cane
form the varities on which preml
ums are to be given, and the Of
her in the premiums for worthy
parish exhibits.
The amended premium list
reads as follows:' Is Alive
stalks Louisiana Purple Sugar
Cane, 1st, $500; End. $500; 3rd.
So 90; 4th. $500; 9th. Sl.00.
Page 55, paragraph u relative
to parish exhibits: All parish ex.
hibits in excess of 20, when wor.
thy, to receive $10O each.
1t is hoped that all persons in
terested in the State Fair will note
the corrections and that no incOn.
venience will be caused on &C.
count of failure to receive Motif.
cations of these changes.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-06

Church-What's that roostt r
across the street growing for So?
BOOSTERS don't lay eggs.
Gotham--No but he's done
something more wonderful. He
Just crossed the road without be.
ng struck by au automobile.
The Era-leader., 1921-10-06
galusa, $1,000.

D. FARRELL to L. A. Rester, 50
acres of land, Sec. 31-t-13 $3.50.
Oscar Mitchell toF. O. DuBose,
lots l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and s, Sec.
q Alb, located at Rio, La, $125.