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New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
''Beloued Thief Robs Mother
Of Happiness in Latest Raid
birthday Cake, lgleam With Candles, Awaited Edna
in Home of aren't Who Rejoiced Over Promised
Reformation State Searched for Fugitive Girl

All things considered, Ealna r. Will
sey cannot help being just what she is
the beloved thief. Neve s,thaless she
has. broken her mothers heart and
spotted birthday party, hich was to
nave been hers on Novembe 90. There
Is bench warrant out for her arrest
The police were looking 70 q her yes
terday in every city and I, Ywn In the
state. When she is found ihe vii, 90
to Jail. - ~
It was going to be suci ,ra4+r
party. too. with cake. wit e, ic,nr -,
u, H. anu nineteeh candies SIT ing on +op.
It WIS to be 3 surprise. Then iast
Monday night Edna left Ne yirrin;s
Day Nursery and broke har parola
She took with her several e,inrs ,vbinh
did not belong to her, it ia sllegaJ
soaV ana t"o dresses a. III "a valse-
Sna sg mas net peen heard from since
When her mother learne, Of this sbo
collapsed.
lac strange part OF 1t is that Edna
cousd have cleaned the Virginia Day
Nursery of everything b'lt the fixtures
II sac had been so mint ed. She had
ten days in which to ds it. She had
a key to the front door. She was off
every night. She had he week-ends
TO herself. NO one IL the nursery
knew that she had been convicted last
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03

summer ia General Sessions OF a
eharge 81 grand larceny, or that SEN
lence Aad been suspended, or that she
was on probation.
4et-and this moves the police and
che probation authorities to believe
snat hers. is a remarkable case Of
kleptomania-she merely took a few
articles of clothing, it is charged,
leaving her own plush coat, and never
touched several articles of jewelry
which were right before her.
Edna has no money. The police do
not think she can stay hidden very
long. Then again, when they recall
how the beloved thief entwines her
self in the affections Of chance ac-
qualntances, they are not so sure.
After the court procedure last sum-
mer the Protective and Probation AS
soclatlon endeavored to obtain en-
pioyment for Edna, following her re-
lease on probation. No one knowing
her record would have her, it is said.
so she was sent to work for the Vjr-
ginia Day Nursery under different
name.
Now Edna has spoiled everything.
There will be no party, and the forces
OF the law have hardened their hearts
against her. The ultimate penalty is
three years in the Bedford Reforma.
tory.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03

attorney for the Norman Oil Company.
stated that the corporation leased 9OO.-
goo acres Of land in Mexico by paying
Mr. Bensabat $250,00o in cash and Civ
ing him capital stock of the CORPORATION
with a par value of $3oo0,o60. Mr..
Bensabat. it is alleged, represented
that the land would be worth $50, o,ooo,-
000 wheH sub-divided and leased to
subsidiary companies The defendant
was sent to Mexico in the interest Of
the company and it is alleged he con-
verted to his own use drafts and ac-
ceptance entrusted to him for the pur-
poses of the corporation.
The complaint in the action has not
vet been drawn and the amount OF
damages to be asked has not been de-
termined. The arrest of Mr. Bensabat
was asked because it was believed that
he was about to go to Mexico and that,
without a bond being fled with the
Sheriff, there might be some difficulty
in compelling his presence at the trial
of the case
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
ADV ERTISEM ENT

Bran win relieve eomst5 patton perma-
nentiy If at least two sablespoonfuk
arc eaten regularly. Chronic cases
should use Us mnch mcze as necessary.
When Kellogg 3 Rran Is eaten regu-
larry it win also eaear up a pimply
complexion and sweeten the breath.
And, Kellogg IS Bran, cooked and
krumbled, is dtliciously good
Kellogg's hns an ,eppetiing nut-liks
flavor, is crisp and adds zest to any
food with which 1t Is eaten. Or, it's
just fine to eat as "a cereal! On sprin
kle 1t over your favorite cereal
kellogg's Bran ID used IN mullins,
raisin bread, mncaltoona, pancakes and
in hundred other palate tickling ways
and all the time building health!
Start the children eating Kellogg q
Bran. It viii actalalfy increase their
growth and build Hs strong bodies.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Bran will Free Your Entire
Family from Constellation !!
ADVERTISEMENT

EIGHT MILLION PEOPLE were
admitted to the hospitals of America
last year. Nine-tenths of the sickness
can be traced to constipation II
every man, woman and child would
eat Kellogg 3 Bran, cooked and kru1n-
bled, each day. nine-tenths Of all sick-
ness would be eliminated!
Kellogg's Bran, cooked and krum-
bled, is not a remedy" 1t is ma
ture's health food. Bran acts as a
sweeper, at the same time cleansing
and purifying without irritation or
discomfort! Results are astounding !!
Physicians indorse the use of
Kellogg's Bran for constipation be-
cause it corrects constipation as q
food-not as a "remedy''l Your
physician will tell you that tho de.
sirable way to relieve constipation is
through food. We guarantee Kellogg Is
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Martens's Bond Forfeited
Soviet Envoy Charged $1,000
for Flouting Lusk Committee

Justice Mullan yesterday declared
forfeited $1,000 bond depcaited with
Sheriff Knott by Ludwig C. A. 4. Mar
tens, who called himself the Ambassa-
dor from the Russian Soviet govern
ment, to guarantee his appearance be-
fore the Lusk investigating committee.
Martens was declared in corAerspt when
he refused to appear before the com
mittee and produce records. He was ar
rested and deposited with the Sheriff a
81 900 Liberty bond for his Subsequent
appearance.
The Russian cmissary continued to
ignore the subpoena, and Samuel A.
Berger, Deputy Attorney General,
asked the court to declare the bond
forfeited and sold, which viii be done,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Drops Dead i'm Str eetcar
Man About to Aligha Sh .icken at
Broadway and 42d Street

Passengers in an eastbou nd Forty
second Street crosstown car were leav-
ing the conveyance at Broadway last
night, when an elderly man, " no had
started for the doorway, collaa ed. Eff
forts to revive him were fus lie, and
Hospifal. pronounced him dead Traff;c =
was delayed fifteen minutes i'm Forty
second Street by holding of uae car.
Letters and papers found in the pock-
ets of the dead man bore the name and
address, cd. Servoss, Ridgei ield Park,
N. J." The body is that of man ap-
parently about sixty-hve ye. lrs old. It
was clad in a gray suit, bls OK overcoat
and black derby hat.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03

At the medical school Of the National
College at La Plata struck on Monday
as a protest against the conviction OF
Nicolo Sacco and Bartoiomeo yanzetta
in q Massachusetts, court, where they
were accused of murder. The students
refrained from attending class durins
the day.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Oil Manager Accused
OF Misapplying Funds
Nj. n. Bensebat Held in $4,000
Bond on Complaint Of Nor

es~h N1O1FI E'nuF
Marcos N. Bensabat, vice-sresiden+
and general manager of the Norman
Oil Company, was arrested Yesterday
at his Office, at 5s Pine Street, bu
Deputy Eisenstein, in an action
brought against him by the CORPORA :
ton which alleges that the defends at
misapplied corporate funds. Mr.. Bsn-
sabat was released from custody u-srn
filing bond for $4,000 with She,5i +
Knott. ~
An affidavit by Charles G. Ca-so,
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Bonhers Trapped in Cuba
Two Arrested While Placing
Explosive in Havana

HAVANA, Nov. 2-Antonio Pazos, a
Cuban, and Jose Rodriguez, Spaniard,
said to be connected with the Syndi.
calist Labor Athenaum, were arrested
to-day while placing bomb at the
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Bolshevik Troops Quit Persia

Russian troops have evacuated this
city, as provided for by tile new treaty
between Moscow and tfss Communist
government of Persia Before the
troops departed the chief Of the Bolshc-
vik secret police, who had executed a
number Of persons, was arrested and
taken to Baku, whore he is confined
in IN insane asylum.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03

corner OF Zanja and Campatario
streets, in the business section of Ha-
yana. They are also charged with
being the authors of propaganda di
rected against American oficisis in
Cuba.
BUENOS AYRES. Noy. o.--Stadants
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03

No money to pay the bills
Why this well-to-do family's
income was suddenly cut off
These are the facts:
New ] ork family had beet, receiving steady
income und er Trust Fund administered by an
exceptionally fine type of business man as Trustee.
In the cour, ,e of time the Tru ,tee died
Then, as there was no one legally empowered -
continue paying out income from the Trust Fu.nd.
the payments ceased
What happened?
First, Long wait occur red while the Executors of
the Trustees estate made formal accon,t;,o
to the court
Next, all the persons interested we, Obliged 10
petition the court, thre gh legal coynsel. for the
appointment of Sub ,titute Trustee Weeks and
months dragged by. Meanwhile the family funds
low. Money haI to be borrowed under hard
conditions at frequent intervals.
Lastly, the coult when it had examined the ac
counts OF the deceased Trustee, length approved
them. Substitute Trustee WIS then apnon,ed
We know thscz eintimately, because the Columbia
Trust ComPanyw' the Substitute Trustee appointed
The actual dii tress suffered by the above family
more serious than the mere stated facts Indicate
would have avoided had we been appointed
Trustee in the first instance, years ago.
Over and over again we must say this:
Individual Executors and Trustees die II IA
regrettable |hat inevitable
The Columbia Trust Company is corporation
whose work goes on continuously. There can be and
is no inter'mption-no halting-no uncertainty.
Ii you have mind that thinks through to final
conclusions, suggest that you let us explain in
detail how this Company would unswervingly carry
out your wishes when you longer here
The oosci"g officers ,vu gladly ges you further dsa. x
osr dosoon Office Mr. Warre Vice-Predens ar Mr. J,ad
I1useOtce1 At Fifth Avenue office, Mr. Dunn k;ee
President Afs Harlem Office Mr. Baker Manager 4, -
bFon1 Office Mr. Berry Manager
New-York tribune., 1921-11-03
Title Guarantee & Trust Co,
carisal 5000, ooo.

I76 Broadway. New York.
1877 West sz5th ST., New York.
$40 East l49th ST., New York.
90 Bay SI, St. George. S. !.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13
German 1axieab. ! 1orment.

Present-day German taxicabs were
not primarily designed to stimulate
the liver; but after hitting few rough
spots one is left with distinct i'm
preston that they exist solely to shake
up the internal organs, writes Ken
meth l.. Roberts in the Saturday Eve
ming Post.
AS for their meters, they can be read
properly only with the assistance Of a
slide rule and table of logarithms.
Each meter possesses seven clocks
one for the passenger. one for extra
passengers, one for luggage. one for
waiting, one for the luxury tax. one
for the tax on capital apd one for good
luck. All the clocks work busily all
the time-even the one for waiting.
This is probably because the passen-
ger, due to the hard tires. is either
waiting to bounce up or to fall back
after q bump during the entire ride.
After determining the amount regis
tered by each clock at the end of a
ride, these sums are added together
and multiplied by four.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13
PROPER TIME TO ADVERTISE
Fact Should Be Recognized That
Period of SIackness Demands
Increase of Publicity.

The hest time to advertise and to
use every other means of bringing
In orders Is when orders are most
needed. Yet quite few people, in
Guiding some very large concerns, are
canceling their advertising and cut
ting down other selling expenses ut
the very time they want orders more
than they have needed them in several
years. Any old concern could sell its
product while the boom was roaring
along like a prairie fire and people
were spending money with thought
less abandon. A change has come.
1t is beginning to take salesmanship
to sell many lines of goods. Yet many
concerns are dismissing their best
statesmen, the super-salesman. adver-
tising. Not all are. however. Those
longest and best acquainted with ad-
vertising and its power are not drop
ping 1t now that they have increased
need for it. Recent converts to ad-
vertising should take leaf out of
their older and wiser competitors
notebook.-Forbes Magazine IN. ".
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13
Monastery Sells Famous Painting.

An investigation conducted by the
civil governor of Toledo, Spain, re-
garding the reported sale of the paint
ing of st. Veronica. the work of Theo-
tocopuli, by the clerical authorities of
Santo Domingo monastery, confirms
that the picture was disposed of with
the consent of the government and
the regligious authorities in August.
The monastery offered TO sell the
work to the Spanish government, but
it did not possess sufficient funds to
purchase it, and thereupon the paint
ing passed into the hands of Ma
drid dealer.
There is considerable agitation in
art circles over the sale of the paint
ing, and reports are in circulation that
there have been sales of other art
treasures by the monastery of Santo
Domingo.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13
soLsHEvIkI FASHION

According to dispatch from Petrograd the Boil
shev recently los workmen
for food and shortening of the work day which is
sixteen hours And yet of the radicals the
United States shout for the sovets Boshevsm
to suppant constitutional this country
Those who want to do two days work in pain of
being shot sunrise. will support that kind propa-
ganda--Grand Junction News
Now that is what call distinctly undesirable
publicity If the idea gains ground that the Bolshevki
really favor that of thing readily see where
may look for Henrietta and Carlton get busy and
advocate the introduction of the right
Also we may look for Big Business generally to Boil
sheviki, for they want some way to make the people
work for them quite Independent of what paid for the
service If the Boshevik make them work kill
them, limit rations to what degree will merely
sustain life and vigor in fact scientifically adjust all
these matters for the workers. they will all desire it
right away
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

The enthusiasm with which Gov. Allen squeals over
theoadvent of the N L. in Kansas both the
cessty and the virity of the movement 1t does not
take much the life of the robbers who have
been sknnng the people going and coming for the past
five years.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

The Standard Chemical Company has closed down for
months of the poor radum market" 1t
is about time placed good high protective tariff
radium for do radium mines
closed down by Of slump in prices Let call
congressional attention to this matter pronto
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

An exchange remarks that the real
talking machine was made out of a
rib. Later inventors however, i'm
proved on it and made one that can
be shut off.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

The most intelligent and effective for reduc-
ing military expense yet evidence senate bill ia
vorably considered for putting stop further enlist
ments until the army is reduced 1750OO 1t
be hoped that it will pass and that program
will also be subjected to drastic cuts. The best way
reduce armaments is to start reducing
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

In the matter of selecting Postmaster General and
Attorney General, Mr.. Harding had snap He could
miss making improvement matter who he Sc
lected.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13
Nonpartisan League

This forth Of the
of the to
of scho landco
State hail
State plants, mills,
State potatoes other farm
- - -
at cost.
front taxaton
g. state operation and distribution of
- National
of public
by the he wal
through
creased that
80 -
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

pretty clear that Texas is going to tolerate
Japanese colonization They ordering out Japs
fast they arrive.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

The dispatches bring word Thursday of the very Sc
rious Illness of Mrs Chas s. Thomas wife of Senator
Thomas, in Washington Her life is about despaired of
and the both and very distressing to her
many Colorado friends.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

The republicans strong enough to put their
labor slavery law if they have the CUTS to do it, but
still doubt if they will Bills have been introduced for
that purpose and Gov Shoup has made it clear that he
will gladly sign them if passed, but imagine they will
never reach his desk There be brains and
tegrity in the Colorado house and senate
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

Southern tobacco planters have voted to raise
bacco in 1921 and to hold the 1920 for prices
Incidentally they might take into consideration that
hibtory laws will decrease the 1922
extent 1t is amusing this prohibition legislation
carried to its logical conclusion. But it have
The conditions intolerabe the
may look for the reaction.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

The Paonan published at Paonia has abandoned its
twice week idea and will hereafter weekly 1t
to that this is good move We have had some
experience in the newspaper business and there are
mighty few towns that will stand semi-weely As a
rule when town is ripe for semi-weekly will
daily much more kindly and with more profit to the
paper in question.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

Utah senator has introduced bill prohibiting Gig
arettes in Utah altogether prohibiting smoking
cigars and pipes other than the He says
will pass Might well make it total prohibition while
at it, The permit to smoke the only makes the
ground for future legislation and agitation Tobacco
60 why not put the whole thing once do it
while there is chance to make of boys
happy? Also it would provide avocaton for lot of
unemployed who could go to bootlegging tobacco.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

So. President Harding has gone in the making
of his cabinet always presumng that reports
rate it is good cabinet with only exception Just
why Mr. Harding anything in Herbert Hoover
him to consider that gentleman for anything beyond
most everybody Sure it is that Secretary of Labor
he is unspeakabe His selection every man
who tolls with his hands and douby the
and stockraisers Much opposition is developing to
Hoover and it is quite probable that he will be thrown
the discard.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

Laboring men who read and keep posted will have
observed that every time the u s. Supreme Court gets
whack at law supposed to protect workers the law
found imperative. BY six to three decision another
clause of the Clayton Act has been abrogated Labor
must learn its lesson 1t is laws you need it hen
est courts and executives Not law passed in the in
terests of labor will stand against antagonstic courts
Laws be interpreted almost any way Organize and
pay politics Put your in office from President
down.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

The Grand Junction News take a fall out of
the Ford Motor Company for its 3Oay shut down
Takes the ground that required as retrenchment
feature If they acute as grub worms
they would consider their suggestion somewhat at vari-
ance with the facts The Fcrd people busly dividing
S9oooOoo among their workmen a profit sharing dvi-
dend and that does look if they needed to re-
trench much 1t beautiful the fatheadedness of
some editors doing their best Big Business
and get some drool off their chin whiskers
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1921-01-13

Hamilton Armstrong, Denver's exceptionally able
Chief of Police, passed away Monday morning about
three o'clock Mr. Armstrong had retired feeling as well
usual and was awakened with what he thought
attack of indigestion 2:30 The arrival of
physician only demonstrated that the Chief was suffering
from acute attack of Angina Pectoris, and he died
thirty minutes later. MIR. Armstrong was an able and
thoroughly conscientious Chief of Police He has
intermttenty since the Waite administration the
first to give him trycut He first appointed the
insistent demand of Thos. NJ. Patterson, fully
fed Mr. Patersons recommendations. Others succeeded
him time and political changes occurred
every time reform administration came in Hamilton
Armstrong selected bring the police power the
city to efficient basis and he always made good show
ing. He robust man. being afflicted with
lung trouble from the time he arrived here from the
south, but at time his death apprehended from
the cause that took him eff
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-09
THE PAY OF TEACHERS

TIE republican party is pledged to enact legislation that will allow
school teachers having first grade certificates to earn q salary or
' $1,000. The democratic party Is similarly pledged II II 10 be-
expected that this pledge will be- fulfilled. Failure to fulfil IT would
be unfortunate. first, as a violation Of a party promise to the people
aud. second, as a step backward m school efficiency
There is some very unsuitable protest among members of the leg
,slaturc who are charged with distributing the state limited rev
cnues. at extravaganza in the public schools of the state. The teach
cS are in no way to blame where extravaganza has prevailed. Lack
of efficiency, likewise. cannot he laid at the door of the teacher The
responsibility is in the authority that does the hiring and the hiring.
authority, in tins instance, simply cannot get efficient employs.
without paying reasonable salaries therefor. Nor can we nave any
thing like efficiency in our public schools until not one teacher in ten,
bat ten teachers in ten, are thoroughly trained and competent TO do
the vital work they undertake
There should be no objection from any teacher, and We do not
believe there will, be from those who have any business in our schools,
il qualifications for the first grade certificate are sharply advanced
They cannot be advanced as high as they should go at once, because
TO do % would be TO drop large numbers of teachers from the force
whose places could not be filled on short notice. That is n COMES
sion of weakness in the public school system. But it is not the fault
Of the teachers that il exists. 1t is the fault of the authority that
does the hiring which, in the last analysis, is the state.
lie, us by all means have high and rigid requirements of train
ing and experience before The first grade certificate can issue. Every
competent teacher wishes it and every parent who has studied our
schools as they have to do with his own children in those schools,
prays ferycntly for such qualifications They are sorey needed.
IL must be plain. however, that We are never to get teachers who
have had normal school or college training, or adequate experience in
the school room, SO long as we mold out as an mducemcnt to young
men and women to enter our teaching forces, salaries of $50 and
5000 a year
Extravaganza in our public schools cannot be laid at the doors
OF the school teachers. Lack of efficiency where II exists, has been
due TO the fact that we have started at the wrong side of the school
room wall I'M our efforts. We have been spending large sums of
money ~ oy.rro,ry bindings i'm motor transportation. n irhlS and
furlcluw, and ve have been leaving the inside of tn" class room to
worry along
Provide m adequate wage for efficient teachers and stop the
leaks no county school overhead. The result, will be apparent during
'" first term Of school after the reform is achieved