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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

No. 1919.
In The District Court Of Bernalillo County,
state Of New Mexico.
CHARLES W, Brown, plaintiff.
Unknown heirs Of James r. Mitchell. dc.
ceased, unknown heirs Of TrAnsito Garcia.
ONION Garcia, deceased and salvador NJ.
Garcia, Jose Garcia, Miguel Garcia LIST, Mig
vel dareia' and, and lonIino Garcia And all
plaintiff In the tract Of land hereinafter de-
seribed. defendants,
To tho above named defendants.
You are hereby notified that . suit has
been flied against you in the said court
and county, by the aUSTe named plaintiff
In which the said plaintiff praya that hi,
title be determined and forever auieted and
-, at rest 70 the following described prem
ises. To wit.
A piece Of land beginning at a poini
which bears north 90 dvg, 90 west a dis,
tsRcs ~ $40 # FROM the quarter corner
comIuon TO sections 20 and 10, Twp II N
4 . v thenre south 80 deg. So east i6G
iee, thence south 10 deg. TO- 2oa.t isst
thence north I deg. 81 east 272.l feet
cortaininr lia scres.
Also another piece described = sfollows
north 80 DEG " west a distance 81 ia
feet from the quarter corner common "a
Sections 30 and 30 Twp. ~ y, X 2 Vi
south Is deg - west loss feet, thence
south 80 deg. ~ east 6A7.5 feet. theme,
norm " deg - east tI4 u thence ~
DEG. 10 west eos feet; thence south ~
deg So west iAA feet, thence south 8 deg
52' west i04.B feet TO the point and place
Of beginning. Containing $50 acres.
Also another piece described As follows
beginning At a point which bears NORTH
90 DIES "a west i.s7s feet from tbs
quarter corner common 10 Sections 10 and
20, Twp II n. Il. Sc, thence south 4 deg
~ west IA 1 feet, thence north 81 dsg
l2' west lt=.e feet. thence north 30 deg
or cast IS feet thence north 10 deg. ~
west ~ isei; ikenee south " deg 70
beginning Containing az acres.
Also another piece described A. follow
to'wit: Beginning At q point which bear
north - dcg so west 1884 feet from IN
quarter corner common 10 sections 20 an
20, Twp II n, r. . y. thence south :
deg 50 east s5T.f feet; thence south 1
deg. o. west 2i7g feet thence north s.
deg so west asa feet; thence north 3
deg. % east dA.7 feet, thence north ~ deg
So east 1856 feet to the point and plac
beginning, Containing AIS acres.
Also another piece beginning at = poin
which bears north 80 deg, 4b west s5l
feet from the quarter corner common g
Sections 20 and 80. Twp. II ~, X . y
thence south 80 deg. tO' east i.SoT feet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
]. P. MORELLI & BRO
Ladies Tailors
IVA West Tijeras Ave.
Phone SAB
-J,EGAL NOTICES
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARIsON
40. ll2ls

III u ~ rs W.
No. ll2AB
STATE or NFM MEXICO
STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
NEW MEXICO
usitsd states Of America) y
lu
stats Of New MeIica.
II IL. hereby certified that the snneIsd Il
a fun, true and complete Transcript " th'
Amendment 70 Ceriiheste Of incorporation @
Stockholders Liability Increasing Capits
stock from $3.50, 10000 TO t1, 500. 900. 90
with tho endOrssments thereon, "a same AZ
pears 90 hle and of record IN The office o
The stair Corporation COmmiaAon.
In testimony whereof. ue State Corpora
iion Commission Of the ,SiAts Of New Men
icp has caused this crftiheAte 10 be sigHe,
by iis chairman and the seal Of said com
mission to be- RniHrd a. The uiiy 81 santa "
on this 9th dAy ~ December 4. u, 1921.
HUGH H. WILLIAMS.
tSEALl Chairman
Attest.
JUAN a. ORTIZ.
Assistant Clerk
AMENDMENT TO C~ERTlFiCATE or rs
CORPORATION OF MONT III LION MIN
ING COMPANY NO staekholdrrs Liability
The Mont Dc Lion Mining COMPANY tN'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
He's Not Roy Pearce
Who Was Sentenced

The Roy Pearcc who was sc'tcrced
TO 100 days N jail yesterday on the
charge OF carrying a revolver, wa
not Roy Pearce. of 1iOt south Walter
street, who works at the Chicago mill,
Mr., pearce mas lived In Albuquerque
for II years The mar who was
fined had been here hut a few hours
before his arrest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. Dec. 1b-Todays
stock market was the broades; and
most active OF IN. week. oils. metals
and various apecIaities led the general
advance OF l 10 S points. Sales APP
proximated 800, 600 shares. The clos
tnn oraa afr0nM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

NEW YOIlk, Dee. ib.-Spot COTTON
quiet. middling. $500.
Cotton futures closed steady; Dec,
ti7.T3. Jan. slT.s0; March, s17.4 AZ:
May. SI7.27. July. SiG.Ss.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

NEW YORK. Dec. i5.-Caii money
firmcr. high, 6. low, a. ruling rate.
s; closing bid, 81 offered at 8; last
loan, o.
Time loans firm: so days. 90 days
and 8 month"; bM5A.
Prime mercantile paper, bWbA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

'sDONT's''-2OR WISHING
Dou't wish you could find a iob-find v.
Den't Wish you could rent yeur apafl.
mcnt-Rent 10.
Don't wish you could sell your home
Sell H.
Ry using the Heraid's Classified Columaa,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
NOTICE OF ADMISIsTRATRIx
Tia MaIan. IL ~. E.a.L. I

NOTIUk OF ADMINISTRATRIX
In the Matter o. the Estate Of james D
House, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Matte n
House. Administratrix Of the es.a;e Of Jane.
n. House, deceased. has hleI Ia the pIohstf
court n Bernalhlo county, New Msyieo, her
hhAl report as such administrators aud tbs
court has appointed Thursiay, the 18th day
Of Jan 1929. "A the day for hearing ahjes
iions " any there be. 10 the approval Of
aduirittratriE. w
Witness my hand and the seal Of said pro
bate court this 9Th day 81 Dec. Ieg2.
tsEAL1 Clerk az saIa tsohsis sar,,
Der ~s.Ib.ea.2O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

NEW YORK. Dec. ib,--Liberty
bonds closed; 3hA. $3.50; first 4a,
ssT.0s bid; sccond 4s. sss.s4; first
4ks, 1910; second Ans. &97.Q4;
third AS. saS.i4; fourth ms. ss7.42;
victory sAs. Noo,o2i victory ANS
9lOO.O2.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

DENVER, Dec. is.-Cattic receipts.
1890; steady: beef steers, $4,000
200; cows and hcifers. sS5oW $40,
calves. $3.50 % $50 bulls, s20On
500; stockers and feeders. $1,000
G.2b.
Hogs. receipts. 1890; no trading
buyers refuse TO bid. prices lower.
Sheep receipts. 4.l0oi lamDs,
1900 gg.75: ewes. ss.ss@A5o; feede.
limbs, Sg250s.15.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

PARtsGM Breguet. French air.
plane expert, predicts within a few
years a plane capable OF % miles a
minute--faster than q shell from a
gun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

FOR SALE TYPEwRITERs-An kinds,
both new and second hand. bought. sold
rented and repaired. Albuquerque Type
Faurth 81
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

KANSAS CITY, Dec. is.-AButt"r
unchanged.
Eggs &c lower; firsts. 4oc; seconds.
sic.
Poultry, hens and springs un-
changed; turkeys. 2Gp4c lower, sec.
CHICAGO, Dec. i6.--Poultry. alive
higher; fowls, t4923hc: springs,
2ihc; hurkeys, s7c; roosters, ibc.
Potatoes steady. receipts. rs cars;
total United States shipments. as;
Wisconsin sacked round white. $40
m1.S0 cwt; Minnesota do. fi.65 cwt
Idaho smoked rurlals. tt.g0 cwt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
ToDAY's MARKET QUOTATIONS

celpts. 1900: early ssica beef steers
steady 10. IS cnntr lower. quality
plain; early top tcaeiirkrt $1,000
stock weak; hailis and stockers steady.
bidding lower on veal calves.
Hogs. receipts. f7.ooD; steady 10 10
cents lower than yesterdays average
mostly steady: big packers doing
nothing; TOP, $1.bo for iieat lights.
$50 pound average up to <1,2S. bulk
1870 pounds md 10. 7etS6WT.fb; PIGS
steady to 10 cents lower. bulk de-
sIrabip. s7.t0@ZsD,
Sheep receipts. 1000: opened very
slow. little done early; one double
deck Tat lambs 4 packers NJ SLIGO.
and one double % pound yearlingH -
te.ab; look rs cents lower. few god
1so pound ewes, $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

R00MTKa HOUSE fsf sale. See Kelly
2is W. Gold Phone t5f
BUsINESR FOR SALE-Old estAblished
meecantile businesa on railroad. Will sell
for value o. improvements alone, Good reA
son Tor selling II Interested In good sized
proposition. Addrsas p. o, Boa bSb, Alba
lueraue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Selma Peterson, Albuquerque.
Willard Shuil. Albuquerque.
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FOR SALE-EHcsptionhl bargains in used
tires, 14xi; and aOt3H Also several
spoilights slightly used Prices very rea,
sonAblc. Mcintosh Auto Co, BOB W ,rn.
trail Ava
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-15
TOK sAlN Anremopllcs

FOX Ntlib Nnt"tnoDilcs y"
FOR ~SALE-Dodge touring ear, good ron
ditiun bargain Phone 16I9sT or
ma South Edith after s o'clock,
SEE Mcintosh Auto Company for used tires,
all sitss. used parts Maxwell, stndehakef,
REQ and ChAlmera cars. sos w, Central ave.
uETD OARS bought, sold sad traded
terms n desired Melutuhh Auto Co. sos
n Ceairsl rhoue 500
HARVEY AUTO SPRINGS for All cars
guaranteed. j. kother a Co. Albuquer
que \ N.
RGDTATORs made snd repaired, shriner' :
Radiator shop. 2i4 North Fourth.
FOR SALE
1921 Chevrolet Coupe
In Al condition, good tires. uphol-
stery In excellent condition. Must
sell aud owner Ia willing to sacrifice
Can be seen AZ
CENTRAL AUTO y MACHINE
WORKS
SEQ West Central. Phone az
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
MARRIED MEN UNI
VER5ITY STUDENTS
1T Cambridge, ENG.
PRACTICALLY UNKNOWN BE
FORE THE WAR

Cambridge, Eng, March 11.-Mar-
ried~znletl, have become quite numer-
ous among the undergraduates of
Cambridge and Oxford Universities
since the war Prior to that time
they were practically unknown in
she student bodies of those univer-
stiles. Some of them bring their
wives and children to the university
towns to live. One of the proctors
here who was unaware Of this unus.
ual situation was SO ,tstonished re-
Gently when he saw an undergrad
uate pushing a carriage containing g
q baby that he demanded an expla
nation. The student told him that
the child was his and that his wife
was living in Cambridge. inquiry
mas since brought out the fact tha
there are a number of married me,
i'll the Cambridge University.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
RAILROADS CUT WAGES
EVERY LINE IN WEST
(By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, March l1-A gen
eral movement by nationol railroads
to cut wartime wages appeared to
be III full swing today New York
Central, Newhaven and Hartford,
and virtually every line west an
nounced reductid ms yesterday and
further cuts of other roads yere pre-
dicted for to-day. Plans as announ-
ced affected only unskilled and semi
skilled labor. Conferences with
employees are being arranged.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
TOWN commissioners
| MET LAST NIGHT At
THE MAYORS OFFICE
THE PRINCIPLE QUESTION WAS
DISCUSSION OF TOWN
FINANCES

Last night, at the Mayor s office,
as meeting of the Town Commissions
ers was held, with full attendance
The Principle question up for discus
sion was the condition of town fin
ances with respect to delinquent tax
collections. The point was stressed
that it is absolutely necessary for
the town to make these collections
in some way, in order not to be EN-
barrassed and the hope was express
ed that people generally would rea
lie this and make real effort tt
relieve the situation.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
ORGANIZATION WOMAN'S AUXILIARY
OF ROANOKE POST AMERICAN LEGION

There was a joint meetings Of
the American Legion Post and the
ladies of the temporary organization
of the auxiliary to this post. The
following ladies were present at this
meeting: Mrs. P. E. Shields, Mrs.
H. f. Dodge, Mrs. Robert Johnson,
Mrs. L. 4 kitchin, Mrs w. T. Han
cock, Miss Rebe H. Shields, Mrs.
Paul Tillery, Mrs. J. H Alexander,
Jr., Miss Sallie Pittman, Mrs. S. T.
Barraud. A letter was read from
heaquarters acknowledging receipt of
application for charter and instruc
tions given to go ahead with the
permanent organization. The meet
ing was called to order by Comman
der G. H. Smith, and after explain
ing the purposes Of the auxiliary
and reading of the premabie to =
constitution the, chair was .rxss
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
MERCHANTS & BUSINESS ,,,E.I,
0F SCOTLAND HECO MEET II
DISCUSS ASSISTANCE FARMERS
ADVISE PLANTING FEED AND FOOD STUFFs FIRST
AND JUDIcIoUs US OF FERTILIZER

Realizing the serious situation con-
fronting the farmer this season and
desiring by whatever means at their
command to lend assistance, several
of the leading merchants and busi-
ness men met in the Directors room
Of the Scotland Neck Bank Wednes-
day afternoon and carefully consider
ed every angle Of the problem
It was unanimously decided to as
sure the farmers of this section, that
Scotland Neck was willing and ready
to assist them in every way possible,
and knowing the farmers Of Scotland
Neck and vicinity to be men Of more
thon average intelligence and willing
to listen to advice, and suggestion
decided to call their attention to the
following facts, which appeared to be
outstanding at this time.
FIRSTLY all means it is the
duty that the farmer owes his family
himself and his creditor. should he
owe any one, to plant sufficient food
and feed crops this season. In fact
this should be considered first. Nc
man should plant single stalk OF
cotton or tobacco until he has doubly
assured himself that he has amply
taken care of the matter Of food fo1
both self and beasts. If he is certain
Of this fact more than half Of TIL,
battle has been won.
SECOND-A very judicious use o
; Commercial Fertilizer is strongly ad
, vised. When we call your attention
to the fact that cotton, for instance
is more than 1868 per cent lower 1
va ne than the l year ago, while fert!
+ lizer is only about II per cent lowe
| one Of the causes is very apparen
! Another cause, the amount Of cotto
p to be carried over this season, is a
4 most too well known to admit Of di
! cussion. It might be well. howeve
n to state that recent STATISTICS sho
!. that We will carry over eleven mi
lion bales When we find that tt
world has used only fifteen millit
o bales Of cotton annually for the pa
D. four years we are confronted wit
S, the fact that we already have enou&
o cotton on hand to run the spind1es
e. the world until May 1922. Lookil
ar at these facts squareIy, can we, as
telligent men. plant large acrea
OF fertihze what we do plant heavl.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
u. s. MAY ORDER
SHIPS TO MEXICO
(Bv Associated Press)

Washington, March 1.-THE state
department has been officially ad-
Sised Of the serious conditions at
Tampico where revolutionary and
anti American activities Iare threat
ened. and there is before it for con-
sideratidn an officials suggestion
that war craft be dispatched to that
mort for the moral effect it may have
locally Unofificiaf advice from
Mexico City report the following
facts relating to revolutionary move
ments in various parts of Mexico:
The Arrieta Brothers IN the state
q Rurange, have surrendered, ~acl
eording to Mexican government ac-
counts. at discretion, but it is ru
mored that the government paid them
100000 pesos for their Huncondl-
tional' submission.
General Hnmberto Villeta' wfl'
headed insurrection in the state OF
Gnarerro is reported to have beer
captured and shot.-Ledger Dispatci
! Company.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
JAPAN'S NAVAL POLICY
AWAITS OTHER MAJ TIONS
FOREIGN MINISTER OUTLINES
POLICY
OPENS NO NEGOTIATIONS WITH
SOVIET GOVERNMENT
( BY Associated Press

TOXIC, March 11-Japan S posi-
by the United States regarding the
mandate for the island of Yap is Sc
cure, in the belief of Viscount Uch-
ida, minister OF foreign affairs.
During an address before the house
of peers, the foreign minister outlin-
ed the situation which has arisen since
America has made official objection
to the placing of zap under japanese
control.
.)apan, following the policy OF the
other great world powers, he declar-
ed, has not made any effort to open
diplomatic negotiations with the So
Wet ,gova(nment in Moscow. AL
though the government Of the Far
Eastern republic, at Chita, Siberia,
is Of especial interest to Japan be-
cause of it's proximity to this coun-
try, formal recognition has not been
extended by Toxic.
Questioned regarding the merits
Of battleships and cruisers, M. Kato,
minister Of marine, said Japan fav-
ored giving Importance to both types
Of warcraft. He declared that whe-
ther major ships, submarines or air
planes would be given superior
place would depend upon the policy
pursued by other nations.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11

over Mrs. j. II. Alexander, Jr,
who then proceeded with the cleo
tion of officers, which resulted as
follows:
President, Mrs. j. H. Alexander,
Jr., Vice-Pres. Mrs. Robert johnson,
Secretary, Miss Rebe H. Shields,
Treasurer, Mrs. l.. H. Kitchin; Ex-
ecutive Committee, Mrs. Paul Tillery,
Mrs. w. T. Hancock and Mrs. ?. E.
Shields.
Any mother, sister, or wife of a
member Of the American Legion is
eligible to become a member, as we'll
as the mother, sister, OF wife of any
man who lost his life in the service.
All lad' can become a member
az Is do so, rs it is the pur-
these ladies to make this the
west post in North Carolina.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
FIRST

THIRD-Only those who are expert
tobacco men should attempt to raise
mis- crop this season. Men we'll in
formed in tobacco circles state that
it is their opinion that there will be
more low-grade tobacco made this
year than ever before with the re-
suit extremely low prices for every
thing except the very best grades. It
you are an expert in this line we
would strongly advise planting about
one half Of your usual acreage in to-
bacco, but be sure you know the
game before attempting it.
FOURTH-On account Of the re-
duction OF acreage in cotton and to-
bacco some farmers are cdntempla
ting increasing the acreage
to peanuts, IF iris is done
extensively the price Of peanuts next
fall viii not pay for housing and
shipping. 1t would be far wiser to al
low some of your acres lie idle or
better, SOW them in field peas, to be
plo"ed under the coming fail and
thus reduce yourfertilizer bill for
1922. 1t is apparent to all intelligent
observers that we must prepare fol
several |'lean' years, andn while W.
all hope that they may not material
ize, it would be best to be we'll forti
1ied against such a possibility. Idlt
,acres this year will not signify the
aggard, but will show that the own
er is tryiagsto- prouide for the future
if he sows these acres in crops to bt
turned under to increase the fertility
OF if he is unable to do this, it show
that he is planting only what he cal
hope to house in good condition.
t.. FIFTH-Be sure to plant a larg
II garden and see that it is well tende
l. A. Garden, especially this season
s. should be the main "field' of tn
r, farm I is surprising how much foo
W well planted and worked garden wi
l. furnish.
: sIXTH-Let us therefore, each an
every one the Farmer, the Mercha1
and the Banker pull together, and b
cooperating and co-ordinating, plac
this section on self-supporting has
We can do it. if we will.
lg
n j. Fl. Alexander, Jr.
ye D. Ray Boyettey
~ r. G. Josey; Jr. Com1nitte
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
S|NN FE|N STILL
ACTIVE IN BELFAST
FOUR MEN SLAIN; ALL FORM
MER SOLDIERS
(By Associated Press

Belfast, March ll-Four men who
had incurred the displeasure Of the
Sin Fein. were killed near here on
Tuesday night. The bodies Of James
Maher and Patrick O Mara, former
soldiers and both residents Of the
town of ThurIes, were found in a
field. Maher' s body was labelled
Spy. 1t is stated they were ac-
cused of giving. information to the
police. the bodies Of two other
men vs;re found in a country lane at
Augnacloy, and on their breasts were
cards inscribed with the words:
ffTried, convicted and executed by
the Irish republican army One
was identified as Francis McPhillips
who was taken from his bed at al
early hour yesterday morning by 81,
armed men. IRE identity of the
A. youth was tied to a gate in th'
town of Ready on Tuesday night by
two masked men, who fastend
placard to his clothing reading
F'Too young to be shot. Beware
Keep your mouth shut
Police at Carrick- Shannon have
arrested Alexander McCabe, mem
her Of the sSinn Fein parliament, an
Michael McLoughsin, "a prominen
Sim ,Feiner- Mecabe has serve
terms in prison. and was one of tn
men released from Mount JOY priso
last fall after having been on a hni
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
AMERICAN ARMY TO
COLLECT CUSTOMS
ALONG the RHINE
GENERAL ISSUES ORDER TO
ARMY
(By Associated Press)

MAYENCE, March l1.-Maior
General Allen, Commander of Amer
lean Army of occupation will follow
the SANG policy regarding the col
lection of customs along the Rhine
as do the armies of the allies. 9th
er problems connected with the oc-
cupation makes necessary this de-
cision, and orders to army are re
suit Of decision reached by Rhineland
commission, according to informa-
tion received from CobIenz.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
PRESIDENT HARDING
NONQNATES MEMBERS
COMMERCE, COMMISSION
AND FARM BOARD
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March IL
President Harding to-day nominated
former Representative Esch, Of Wis
consin, Mark W. Potter, Of New
York, as members Of Interstate Com
merce Commission, and William II.
Joyce, Of Los Angeles, Cal. membe,
O. Marvin, Massachusetts, and Viii
Of Tariff Commission.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
Chicago, March 11th-Steps

Chicago, March 11th-Steps TO
bring about reduction of wages Of
skilled employees will probably be
takdn by many rail 1roads through
out the country after adjustments
are made in pay Of unskilled work
ers officials of Association OF
Railway Executive Officials said
today. Little comment was heard
from the labor side, where matter
has already come before railroad
labor board and union IS chief con
Germ was to see that roads acted II
accordance with transportation act
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
CONDITIONS IMPROVING
IN BUILDING TRADE
SAYS BRADSTREETS
(Bv Associated Press

NEW YORK. March 11.--Brad-
streets announced today that build
ing returns for February showed a
gain in building over January Of
tEairty-two per cent, showing the
first definite sign Of improvement
III building trado throughout the
country.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
.er strike for some time.

ger strike for some time.
Patrick Moran. who was tried on
charges that he was connected with
the murder Of several. British Off
GERS in Dublin on November 21, 1920
has been sentenced to death, and
tho sentence has been confirmed by
General Macready, military comman-
der IN Ireland
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11

CHICAGO March 1l.--Clfeago,
Burlington & Quincy railroad Off
calls held a conference with repre-
sentatives Of it's ten thousand en-
ployees with the view Of bringing
about wage reductions Of approx
mately eight and a half cents pei
hour.
Chicago and Great Western an
nounced it proposed a twenty PEI
cent reduction in wages from Presi
dent down, except train service men
photographers, and unskilled men.
The commonwealth., 1921-03-11
WIRELESS TELEPHONE
CONNECTION BETWEEN
PARIS & BUENOS AIRES
CONCESSION GRANTED COM
PANY TO CONSTRUCT PLANT
ON ARGENTINE COAST

BuENos AIRES, March IL
Wireless telephone communication
between Buenos Aires and Paris is
q promise of the not distant future.
The government has granted con
ceseion to the General Wireless Telc-
graph Company Of Paris to construct
on the Argentine coast a powerful
rado:telegraph and radio-telephone
station to communicate with France
and other European countries. The
company to carry on experiment in
tablish telephone connection with
Paris by system of continuous
waves Of 800 kilowatt power and
over.
The duration Of the concession is
for 80 years. It authorizes the
company to carry oneperimentsx in
ltng- distance radio, telephony and
If at the end Of three wears the cx-
periments are considered by the
Argentine government satisfactory
the concession will be extended to
permit commercial exploitation OF
3-ireless telephone as we'll as teie