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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
DEATHS

MoscONT-Fnnerai services for
iCelcstino MoscpnL " years old, who
died Tuesday night are 10 be tomor-
row morning ~ : o'clock, The body
Is now lying 10 state At the Garcia y
kon undertaking paf1ors fne eoaS
the Immaculate Conception church ~,
! o'clock, where services are TO be
held. the Rev. Father Mandalart
officiating. intermcnt VIII be IN
santa Barbara ccmatery.
scHENck-Fuaefai services fo-
John. sehenck. the painter who was
killed by falling from the top OF tht
new shops building on Nov. 5 viii he
held tomorrow. Afternoon at Strong
Bros. chapel at rs30 o'clock. Rev
Guy Of the Christian church o~fflciat-
Ing. nterment viii be In the family
Let In Fsirview cemetery.
GfDARD- Funeral services for
Joaeph Clra-d were held yesterday
morning at the Immaculate C0ncep-
lion church, Rev. Father Nandalert|
officiating. Intcrment was In the
fnmifr I6t On ant Barbara cemetery.
Strong Bros we're In charge.
LuNDGREN-Miss Esta Lundgren
died a a local hospital yesterday. Her
sister. Miss Amanda Lundgren is on
home IN Roswell, n. NJ. The body
WAS taken 20 strong Bros. mortuAty.
noWER-The body OF Or. J. H.
Bower was shipped 10 his old home In
Eureka. Eansan. No funeral services
we're heid here as instruction came
from relatives 10 ship the body. after
all plans had been made for interment
here. strepg Bros. WeEe In charge
IvEH-The body OF Byron Henry
Ives will lie In state at F-ench's par
Tors from 1 10 6 O'Clock this after.
noon and from 70. 3 o'clock Monday
afternoon at the E1kS club. Funeral
services viii be held at the Lead Ave
hue Methodist church. Monday after
noon at $3.50 O'Clock. Rev. r. Il. Nc
Gulre officiating. The body will be
shippsd 20 ooyenccur, Now York for.
DxuTERMAN-Miss Georgia La
Gle Dauterman. asc ~ years. died at
her residence. e1e East Hazeidine ave-
nue.. Friday afternoon. she bad been
here only three months The boay.
was shipped 10 Bowling Green. Ohio,
for burial. Her two aunts were with
her when she died, aud n Of them
accompanied the body home. G. i.
French was ia charge.
BAcA-Mrs. Luisa Baea. aged 80,
died last night At her daughters
residence. efi West Tiieraa avenue
She 10 survived by three daughters
and one son. who lives In PeBa
blanca. The body was taken TO
c~roliott's funeral psrlora pending ar
rival OF the son.
MoLiNA-ADeI Mciina. infant son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Abel Molina, died
yesterday afternoon at their residence
on North Twelfth street. Funeral ar
rangements have not yet been made.
croIiott In in charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
Breakfast Table
Gossip

Etncc n, saects wesr shown b.
! rietro orrico. WIGS filed bankruptcy
/ uzarfs In the fe1tlhi toat etfFIa1
1f1ks afo. no trustee Mas appreciated
~ a meefing o. his ersdizors heid yes
iesdaN 81 the offite o. the upited
A mc<sine Of tho ccmmitsecr u
civic organizations which have been
appointed 10 took n he fropooeitiop
Of hs<ln4 . sana<otilum Is national
memorial 10 war mothcrn built here.
har been tpiied Cor Mos4eS niHht at
f,rn p1cio1z AZ the Chamber OF Com
mc1<t 81 Major Jtf. Toulouse. Com
mIfttes of.fhree have been Rprointtd
Ihy the .1<ixarAs tiup. Rotary club.
mems association. Woman's club, and
the Centrai Labor union.
Another pubi.c dance viii be eivop
at the Eikf club on Friday night AZ
Una anuouucgd yesterday. u ives DE-
cidsd 10 DO this btSause Of tAe num-
he Eiss Vince ne dance gwen on
ossober for The benefit Of the
The Ladies OF the Catholic rorcsscrs
viii give their monthly dance at st.
Mary's hail on Tuesday night. Plans
have been maee for a specially en-
ioyAblo efcuiNI+fE
the Christian Enacssor society Of
the CONGREGATIONAL charch VA voted
70 send a tote OF seed cheer to JOSIAH
4. Keald. former nsomber OF the
society now IN ~ fesQ Mr.. Head
recently IVES injured when his horse
plunged with him over an cmbank-l
ment In the mounfains aear El Paso.
James j.. votsw has lsccn nnnscd BY
the Building Trades oqnurii TO act A.
the council representative on the War
Mothers Memorials cammittee.
1isr Alpha Delta ~frnfcFnity OF tse
University OF New Acxlco Is TO hold
open house this afternoon from s.
until . o'ciock TO all woman students
OF the institution The frsiernity has
just completed imnroyements 20 the
Interior Of the pew house and the
open house 10 partly IN celebration Of
the improvements Robert Cart
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

A special meetirk OF <fss military
affairs committee Of tho EhnWN1r OF
day nlshsAat zsso o'clock 10 consider
sfenss Ia be taken toward eecpfing ad-
difionai National guard units frf Al
luunerupc. Adjutant GENERAL ~ \.
Brown viii be gresent 20 explain 70
The moctlnE dt5als of the two new
companies which No 10 pie1r'rf g
Organise for the New Mexico National
gard.
Representative 81 the Kiwsnis ana
Rotary clubs. ns well as OF other civic
ORGANIZATIONS will be present. 1he
onliitafy affairs committee OF the
chamber js made up Of G. H.. Bolts
Chairman. Max Nordhans. Leo Muir
ply. 9py Laudetbaukh. and J, y
Rsynoits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW
nrdiatcr rcpsIrIur. ouIokic Auto %.

Radiator rcpslrlnx. ouickic Auto 90.
Mrs. c. HIspkxlncsser, treasurer OF
the Daughters Nof the American
Revolution, hns t,rsf returned from a
trip 10, Independence. Kansas. she
waa away several weetb.
Frank Dietz Of Hoibrook. Arl9apa,
n Santa Fe railroad engineer running
between Gallup and Winsiow. Arizona.
IL III In a hospital Ia Los Angeles.
According TO word received by local
trainmen. his condition ig.naid TO be
improving. He 10 suffering from
rheumatism. y
George II. Hreece, who has been "a
louisiana, Arkansas, and virRinin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
EXPRESS i9ENT 1T
( GALLUP ARRESTED
-
Accued Of Being Sho4t
$4,000 in .Flis
Accounts

ccrc<n>r&<s1 oozk nt GALLUP ~ she
sssa s,ss. z 'a. has Fs'u'''a =
A. u. oerc. azrnt Or tho depart
sacnt. has sn<t .retafncd from Hne
Carbon Gifx, ~torc n arrested Walter
Bt;ailcfes 81 1he thetEo OF fekinG q
stclen aato:nohilc from Pueblo. Cole
10 Heca. <fH Mexico. a station near
&aIinp. He also arrested J. y. Clarke.
AGENT OF the American Railway Ex-
rrr>s company at Gallup on the
charge o. tmbeuicmcpt. The latter
said % havs beqn short te.epc ~
his accounts. III
Oaiis.s was given a heeranx before
abe United states cofnmifsionsr there
and held for the grand jury on $500
bond. Cadets was auEpicioued whe
be cu1tavofcd 70 Eeii this a at bncn
lof tto.it n feid.
clask1 ~ @Altlps for q henrins TO
be held H<<t Wednesday,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

wright and frank Reeve arr IN
charge OF arrangements.
4. ,. Nabrs was appohucd rcfcree
40 bear evidence in the aixprcr eafe
OF Paula Leyba de Tnikncon versus
pauiin Taiancon In the district court
yesterday. II n alleged by Mrs. Tai
ancon. the plaintiff IN this case. that
her husband struck her with an axe.
10 ' Sss, l sssssss was :. sp = ssssrs ss' ssss
Iof lain Garter versus Henry Ca4ker
IN tho district court yesterday.
1l>crc Mil ~ Free iessuroren
Christian Science 81 Ia. John A.
Tut. c. =, H.. OF Kansas City. Mo-.
member OF the Board OF Lecturenhip
Of the Mother church-the First
Church 81 Christ s~clentiat OF Boston.
Moss. atthe Crystal theater. Tuesday,
lSotemher 10 at 3 p. M. The public y
cordially invltra 10 attend. Z
1he first issue Of . new, University
ttuIent body publication Il promtaqd
Tor early In December. by the recently
Wounded Pipe aud Pen club. The new
publication viii be a humorous week
iy.ato supply whet, the club believes
10 be the sad lack OF a humorous
paper OF the chinpus. The club ~
also Planning 20 prefont an original
play On some date early In the next
semester. M
The Buflncss and professional NO.
man's club Will hold a. dinaer, at the
Young Mems Christian aasoclati0n
rooms tomorrow night at 6si5 o'clock.
The club viii hold a rehearsal OF new
tclub songs and discuss important
buaineEs matters. An attendance
prlEc Is to be given by Mira A. r.
Riadnng. All members are urged 70
b. present.
>rd flses Of the Quickcl Auto COM
pany reported 10 the police last night
that O shot gun waa stolen from his
gar as a stood by the curb In the
zoo ptpck On Second street early IN
the oyening.s sat.
"A reward cf $50 has been pffercd
Cor the capture OF T.. NJ. Roberts. who
hrplee jail M Holbrook. Arizona. late
Friday night according to word re-
cclyed here by the police.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

A meeting IL to be held ON Monday
az 7.S0 y. M. 1915 WHITING building.
for h purpose Of rcor1nniaint the
local chaptsr OF the American Assoc
clattQn q Toacherf " 4panish. At a
preiininarl mectine held lest Thnrs-
day. Ereatl rtsroet IN tho ACCUMULATION
manifested, and plans were dis
cusaed IONA Joint meeting with the
state chapter during the meeting OF
the New Mexico Tenchers' ansocin-
tlon.
,Mcthbership In the association r.
Qptn 10 all who are Interested In
spanish culture, and the Albuquerque
chapter IN expected TO be a larse and
active, one.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
Clifford Company Buys
An Essex Sedan

Nj. Guy .Iaudsrbaugh. OF the
LAqderbaush Motor company, reports
the q Of On c8ext sedan TO
Louis Clifford OF the clifford Taxi
conpany. Mr. Cifford - not a new
usef OF tho Essex EAR. -Four months
ago he purchased an open model. and
after driving il 10000 miles was 10
pleased with Il that when his busi-
mass required n new sedan, Essex was
his u~nbes.taung choice.
Other sales reported by tho Lauder
baugh company; Roy Darlington.
Hudson ~Snpor-Slx; John Corbin. Es-
sex; j. &. Galiegos. Essex; Wallace
.Hesselden, Essex; Oakley clifford. Es-
sex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13
Ohioan in City on
WAY AroszndlW orld

Sam N. lMeAertem, peet cpm
'nihhdef of fthef khtrithH Legion at
~. Paris. Ohio. arrived In Aluqper-
que yesterday to visit, John p, HtiEhes.
The two were ~eethcanta tekfthei
during the World wnre -
MIR. McMarrom IL making "trip
around the world. travelling aiotf OF
the Va BY train. ~ lilo will be In the
pif~y>~aevcrai DAYS before c~ontinulns
his 1oufnny. nv He attended
American Legion convention IN
Kanaaa City.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

iooking over his interests in thosc
states. IL expected. to arrive Ia tAibu-
gnerque tomorrow.
Oscar Mchiulien and brother havt
inatl returned from a. trip .totArifona.
where they were for q week. Nc
Mullen il captain at the lowland fire
station.
a. Redd. aii North broadway, re-
ported TO the police last night that
SOMEONE had stolen a watch from HE
room.
n--A-~%- a.. ri
Pig n Whistle Candles. Hot Choop-
late. Fats. Sweets. Dancing.
College Inn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

Chicken Sandwiches ana Salads.
Sweets. Dancing. College Inn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

You win find it In our ulasE-
ded Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-13

pie N whistle Candles. Hot ci,oco-.
late. Eats. SWEETS. Dancing.
College Inn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Personal Notes
About New Mexicans
In Washington

Senator A. A. Jones, who under
went quite n serious throat operation
nd Walter uecd hospital las, week u
recovering rapidly and has len the
hospital.
Mrs Fpn. wife Of The secretary q
the intcTior. gives a SLOWING account
Of her tisit TO Havana. Cuba. where
shc wRa thu guest Of the American
minister. Honorable Hoaz f.onE and
his sister aud her husband. Nj. and
Mra Howafd schultz. who reside nt
TIE American legation. Mra fui was
accompanied to Cuba by Miss Pow
en- an old friend. and Mrs Jack
Fail. of Aiemorofdo. New Mcxicu.
Thoy were guests Of honor a. many
social nnrtions duriue their stay
They attended the Inauguration ~
and heard him make his address 10
the senate. President Hhyas EaVe o
very brilliant tea, honorinE Mra Fall
AND her guests. and hls daughter
Ms. Ouaya ave n luncheon IN their
honor az which Minister Long and
Mr. and Mra schultz were guests also.
Minister Long and Mrs. Schultz en-
ter,eined with a large card party and
reception. The cntire party includ-
Ing Minister Longs family were hon
or guests in the prcsidcnt'E box ~
the rendition OF the Italian opera
"Nanou." Mrs Fan praised her gen
crous host. Honorable Boar iyonE
very highly for mauy kindnessos
shown In viewing the island and
mceting it, people. and wac much en-
tcrtalncd at the many brilliant spec
tacics IN social life. whore wonderful
Jewels. laces and beautiful women IN
he richest 81 costumes made an UNI
forgetablc picture.
u ". Aspiund. secretary 81 the sRx-
payers association 81 New Mexico,
stopped at Washington enroutc 20
Philadelphia to attend to business
connected with his office.
Mrs. Jack Fall. 81 ~AlamoEordo, r.
the guests OF her parents. secretary
0f the inteficr A.. ". Fail and Mrs.
Fail She rpanied Mrs. Yah.
during her visit to TJba going from
Alamogordo 10 Key West to meet her
and then was her companion on the
return trip to Washington where she
VIII remain some weeks.
Mr. a. a. Burkdoll. formerly ~
Socnrro aud Deming. al which latter
place he VA instrumental in colon
izing some years aro, b. "a visitor In
Washingtgn and called upon New
McNlco friends al the capitol
Or. " 2. Brown chief surgcon ~
the FL raso and Southwestern. rcsid-
Ing at ~ l'aEo. spent last week In
Washington. Dr. Brown n accom-
panied By his wifo and children and
an viii leave Boa Il few days for New
York and other catsrn pointH.
Mrs. Ann collars. OF ~ Taso. and
her ncicc. Miss Ann Budher, of Hills-
horo, New Mexico. who have been
guests OF the Wardmar Prrk Inn,
len on Saturday Tor Philadelphia and
New YORK. from where they will re-
turn 90 ~ Pasn. These ladies' are
old friends 81 SECRETARY aud Mrs Al
bert y. IaiL and. have boon spending
some timc with them while In WASH
I lngtun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Immediate ACTION
ON TDERAS AVENUE
CROSSING DEMANDED
City Commission Will
Press Case Against
Santa Fe Railroad

Threats 10 have Tilcraa avenue
closed "a all travel " fome action re-
rardinE the placing ~ "a Waterman at
thu Tilcras avenue railroad crossing
could o be obtained without delay
wei made last night at the regular
mc,tinE ~ The city commission
The threats camc after % letter
from W. g. ncid % the state corpora
tio1 commission and which had been
sent to the city manager. was read
tn letter stated that the state cor
poration commission would not be
Just fled or have the power. Ia the
opinion Of the railroad attorney. 10
orded a watchman or gates az the
croffing.
Mt. Reid pointed out that the
matter II propor Jurisdiction OF the
croasinE vas in the courts and should
probably be- left 70 them for settle
mcnt. The city commissioners asked
that The city manager notify the
state corporation commission that
Immediate action u demanded.
The proposed milk ordinance pre-
viuusly announced was read a. the
meeting and passed IN first reading.
Further action on the ordinance was
Delayed until next meeting in order 10
Civ, dairy men time either 20 express
approval or disapproval OF The ordin-
ancc. Miss Helen Foe. acting city
click. wac instructed 10 invite dairy
ma to the next meeting OF the com-
mission,
a petition protesting against the
unsanitary conditions OF the Springer
barpn at Fourth street and Tilcras
avenue wus presented by "a committee
and referred to ~ = o Dochrrty.
health officer There were 60 signors
to the petition.
'rhc smhalmrrs' nrdiuancc. which
provides that pc. sons dying OF a COM
muttcable diseasa "a b. buried by
"a licensed emhalmcr. was passed.
The ordinance had boeu framed by
the cmhalmera.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

hood. and also seeks fame on the
stage. Circumstances draw them to-
Fethcr u make them the principal
figures In tense and thrilling drama
Priscilla Dean plays a dual role
tho mother and The duughter-un
highest skill. She " supported by q
well balanced company, INCLUDING
Nil,s WEIGH. William Welsh. Res dc
Rozcili. Harry wan Meter. Bick -
Reno. Harry carter, Mae GirSci ard
many others
"B"
Manager sherman ~ b "k
IN alter was able 90 obtein a seven.
part Cosmopolitan special from los
lAlHtlcs today whtrh - being showr
~mncdiaiely. ~ Is q new release IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Feast Of Weeks to
Be Observed Friday
At Temple Albert

The memiors Of Temple Albert will
rci"bratc Shcyuos ut the Feast of tho
Weeks at the temple tomorrow night
a. lf5 o'Cloch.
r SheVuos b. the festival which
teaches the Jews ttr higher duty ct
~haluwirE their wealth hy humble and
wise uae at o. u b. also tho amt
vtrstry of the Swing of the 10 cum-
mHndmrnts 10 the children of Israel
The lesson tpf the dnN b. furnished
hy hat part 81 the bible which mar
rates the stnry to tine Jews az Mount
Sinai Tomorrow nirht tho program
az the temple will consist ct cunur-
mstiou exercises Tho following arc
b. take part
itsmu fiursurs ttlsfoU Pauline
hiNef. Milton M4hamm David kHtz
and l,u Jswiurnu Tho uuhli' b. I'm
Nittd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
At the Theaters
Today

Lyric p
Emiiy Mchicn ~ playing to-day ai
tht ff.lrir r. oeis and Their Money.
q sIetro special picture Of unusual
interest. a comedy rcol, Fortune In
e. T,acup. viii De- soon here also
Pastime
Tho brilliant owen Moore is ~ the
Itstimv iu sooner or later on" ui
the biggest tnd best Releases ~ tn
yrur Moore. a momh"r Of the
famous Moore family who iigur" with
tho brightest film stars. is superb bon
sooner or later . Mutt and Jen
comedy cartoon 1904 a one act Nnudc.
,ilic entitled. How g. Your Family o.
are the additional attractions.
Ideal
Priscilla Deans .ntcst production
% tuivcrsil-Irwol Fuper-foaturc on.
titled "RoputHuou.' hns taken ths
cutntry ~ storm and h. being Offered
hero Tor a our day run, commcnciul
ycstcrday ~ tho Ideal thcatrr.
Easod ON % magazine story Boy IA
WlIa LAWN called 'fulrc Goiurs." pa
BIO screen form by Lucicu Hubbard
srsrHTiu 'dit9, go Universal. and a.
r'st,d uN Stuart Patton, with the Hit
IT s carefully selected east. "Hctmtt
tom hns 1pcu given To- the SCREEN a
Hn example of the highest form %
emotional drama.
Tho story II unique. \ girl dessert
her husband and cl,ild to 20 on IN
stage. She Euvs 90 Europe and Their
becomes the most talked of actres
uu the continent Rack IN Amcric.
h child grows 90 beautiful woman
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Charles A. Wright
Home With Whopper
OF a Fish Story

rhsrics 4 Wright returned from
tho unpgf rHcpH unit hts MORN
ing with what be- claims 90 be- tho
biggest fish story ~ .ho season
H. o. whoppCr tho fish. not tho
Foty. % was q giant spvcklcd trout
full ga inches long Weighing three
and unv-half pounds on the forest
s.rN .rsles LouiH GuillIuu pulled
b Dut uf JACK creek. on the upper
prsus. dHs before yesterday.
Toe partk comprising Nh and Mrs.
Wright and their SON. Charlie, Ir.
Louis Gullliou. Victor and Albert
MJiiot. pr ". -. Murphy and George
Beld. returned this morning and re-
port the roads. excepting the road
IRON, Albuquerque a. Hcrnaliliu. Go
b" BE- fine shape. Tho party averaged
80 % 100 a3scklcd and salmon trout
"a cay Tor o. week,
- dott expect anyone to believe
uur story ebout the trout" said Mr.
" uht. without positive proof. s0
We had 10 photographed. measured
and weighed hy the forrest ranger.
During uur stay a party tu the vicinity
trapped r goo pound bwtt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

The road runner or chapparal cock
q bird ct western T'Nus is said So be
so fift 10 eau outrun 70 horse ou uIou
Lruuud.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

Paper money in vircr lutton iu Ger
many increased during 1890 from so.
900. 100000 marks Go mor, than SO.-
Uun. UUU marks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

titlcd Proxies" and has not been
shown anywhere in the country and
was obtained through a special ar
rargoment during the flood emery
cncy which has tied NJ receipt of the
regular run ~ pictures. The picture
Is said 10 be an unusually good oder-
inr In addition there will ae a
muElcni vaudeville act.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

bon vi.h 5000 could find r. lnn PIN it
Don't vish you could rent your apart
mint nsut b.
Don't vitb yuu could fcIl your acme -
Soil g.
By using tho Herald's Classified Columns
phuUu N1r
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

DON'T s'-roR wIsHINu.
Don't wish you could find a lob-find T.
pon't Wish you could rcnt your aptTi
meut- Rent i.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell 10.
HOwt
BY USING the Herald Classified columns
Phone Jt5.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-27
THREE MILLION LESS WORKERS
 IN INDUSTRIES

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (by Asso. ciated Press) The number of per sons employed in the industries on January 1 was 3,473,466 less than a year ago, the department of labor employment service announced yes terday.
 San Francisco showed a reduction of 1SOOO, Portland 10000, Seattle 1000, Sacramento 5000, and in the territory comprising the western states 234243.
 The total in Washington, Oregon and California is given as 63,7OO.
 Department of labor officials said these figures do not necessarily show unemployment, as many left the in- dustries to take up farming and other pursuits.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-27
HUGE FLOW OF
 IMMIGRANTS TO
 UNITED STATES | ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ A. AA""A~

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (by Asso, ciated Press) s).-Anthony Caminetti, commissioner general of immigration, told the senate immigration commit tee yesterday that the flow of immi- grants from Europe will break all previous records before July 1 unless steps are taken to check it.
 Certain new steamship lines have been established to handle the immi- grafton to this country he said, but the passage by the house of the Johnson bill to ban immigration for one year had caused considerable de crease in departures from Europe and caused much worry over there
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-27
LIFE IN PRISON ENDS QUARREL
 OVER CHICKEN

SEATTLE, Jan. 27 (by Associated Press) Peter Colagin was found guilty of murder in the first degree here yesterday and life sentence was recommended by the jury. He was charged with killing Aleck Nc. Giddon in a quarrel over a chicken theft on December 10. Three women were members of the icry which delibcrated for four hour:; before ar riying at verdict.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-27
WILLARD WILL
 BOX DEMPSEY
 ON ANY TERMS

NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (by Associ- ated Press) Jess Willard, former heavyweight champion boxer who is here preparing to train for a return bout with Jack Dempsey on March IT, said:
 "The financial terms and conditions do not interest me. I will box on any percentage basis, and am quite content to let Dempsey have the major end of the purse. have no suggestions nor conditions to impose"
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-27
WOMAN TRIES
 TOKILL NEGRO
 INCOURT ROOM

PITTSBURG, Jan. 2 (by Associ- ated Press) Mrs. Lillian Bangham pressed d pistol against the side of William Wilson, a negro charged with assaulting hef. and pulled the trigger, but the pistol failed to fire.
 Forty or fifty women spectators in the court room shouted Xiii him! We'll stand by you"
 Court officers rushed the negro from the room.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-01-27
ASK DAMAGES
 FOR SHIP SUNK
 BY SUBMARINE

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 (by Asso, ciated Press). - The New York & Porto Rico Steamship Company has filed a suit against the government for $2.75O,0OO damages for the steam ship Carolina. which was sunk off the New Jersey coast on June 2. 1918. by German submarine. This is the first attempt to recover damages in such a case.