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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18

&aI6inston, :. 6. ~ Der fSi-
Inan5 9lusiduB oeS 8unoes- 5enats
bat betrefis Der @orIalt ilber 6un-
oiritng oerSpriegSIdudoen ser Gntcnte
an Die Ser. Staoten cine Giuigurg
er5ieIt, nah meId)er 0ieie GuuIoeu
bis ipdteit2ns Is. SSimt t947 SIT til.
gen mdren iulo iu ser 3ipiIdeuseit
in balbidbrIIdeu 9iaten 5u ) 8ro.
cent 5ll per5inien iilro. Ter Mus
ibul3 idloB lid Der 9eitimmlng ser
@aus.8orIage an. nod Der 0ie peitc-
rem llnterbonoIingen iiber 9Sun0i-
rling Der gntente ShuI0en in oie
6an0 elmer beionoeren Gonimiilion
pon . Mitglieoern inter 8orlib oes
Sd)asamtsiecretdrs gelegt, niht Dem
SecretGr aIlein iiberlaiien iperoen iol-
len; Die @rnennuna Der pier Qtitalie.
Or neben Dem SecretGr 0es Sdab-
|ants, Die pom Gr1ii0enten 5u nou
5iebeu mare, ioil ser 9eitatigunq
Ourh ben Senat 6eoiirien, ouBerOem
IoIlen lie mob ser Sans @orlaqe
uae lRitglieoer OeS Cabinets icin.
Grloiien Der SdnIOen unSseidlOiIcn.
Die Gorlnge i'm Senot, lpie ole
oes SauieS ihlieBt aus, OaB ir9eno
Elm 5beiI ser Sd)uloen Ser Gntente,
capital o0er 3inieu, erloiieu per0en
Oiirfte; beiOe 8orlogen id)lieBen tcr-
ner aus, onB al Die Stele oicier
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18

TIT SlrinD0nOtl?

SHo.Safuta.Sasc iOll Oicicn 8uuidD
arreift Babcu. - Dit itillidmei-
aCuSer @utheifnug Der &caicrumg
ioll ijd cine %eritdnoiaung anbab.
SIasebIidI acaen waacriihe
SleinbduoIer geridDtct.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18
SrldaOer
brratDrn,

CppOiitiOH aegen 6ricSeuSuertraa
NIT GnglnuS. - SpaItnug i'm
Sim Seiu Gabimett. - &c Snlcru
nnO ; Der Yiiuiiter fir &eruer.
Jung, bic iibriacn 4 Nliniitcr far
Ynnabmc ocs &ertrGaS. Die
SiidJ0fe entbaltcn iid) Der Stel-
luugnabme. Die GntidlciOuag
luirO i'm Siun Iein'%arlament
fallen. -Sm Nn9emeiacn >uiro
ein Sieg Der @cmGRi9ten crmartct.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18
9cr SOIlgrrb.

StnHonu9 Der Gntcntc SdnIoen
Itm 26 Sabre Oum Sennts.sluss
idlnR empfUblen. - 6eitise Sppu-
iitiun i'm Senat gesen oic nsnc
&ierer-GHtente. Gem &eriail.
Ter Sertrns aIl5n ihnlidl. - 9eue
@uridllGse &rGi.6arOins s's.-Gin.
iuanOernHssuerbUt abermals Oor.
gsi6lagen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18
Hitter aiifacbrGdjt'

gelfait. Der Hitter 9liniitcr'
prGiioent Sir 15anes Craig fiibrte
an Montog Der @oriib in elmer Sits
una Der Hitter Gartei in 9clinit
uno berihtete iiber ieinc Ieeten Gon'
icren5en nit WtiuiiterpraIioent &Iou0
Scorge in 2onoon.
,5noiiicicll miro berihtet, BOB Die
@eriammIing Itiirntiih muroe. ais
Cir Games nlittbeiltc. 0aB 2lono
@eor9e Hitter geqeniibcr cine I'm.
beugiame &oltilng eingenommen bn-
BE- G9 muroe ongeoeutet, 0oB Der
6ritiide W}iuiiterpraiioent, obleicben
bon m6eoeutenoen @enoerlmgen, iib
gemeiqcrt babe, irgenomelde 3ugc.
itdn0niiie 3lt MAIDEN.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18
GiumOnbernueS.@erbOt BON neuem
bcGntrngt.

Gorliber t5obnion pom Sous.
9lusihuB iiir ginpnnoerun95 9ln-
gelegenbeiten bat eiuen 9lntroQ ein.
gereift. mad Dem Die Ginuan0eruuq
nob ben Ser. Stoateu auf 3 Sabre
perboten qperoen ioQ, nit 9lu5na6me
bon Gbegatten ln0 minoerjdbriqeu
9inOern noturoliiirter 9iirgcr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18
IierersGntente mir6 i'm Semat be.
fdmpft.

9ie Jog. nllnperiobnli6en" i'm
Seunt boben Ser paciiiid)en gierer-
Gntente often arieg erfIGrt, ooh iino
iomohl oie fiihrenoea 9lepubliconer,
pie ou4 Die 9emofraten Der 9tniift.
oaB Ser Gertrag ihlieBlid, ooh rnti-
iicirt iper0en piiroe.
Geuotor Geeo BON Wiiiouri, ouf
6euofratiiher ,Seite ieinerjeit Ser
6iibrer i'm aompi gegen Den Ser.
idiaer 0ertrag uno 6ie g2ationen.
liQa, be3eihnete ben &ertraa ols
,hinterliitbl oerr1theriih um0 pers
0ummensmilr0ig" uno fiinoigte eiuen
beitigen aampf gegen Oeuiel6eu an.
Senator 9orob (Hep.) uon TS0a6o,
elmer Der ~ll,tperi0buliden" leitcte
9lcih am Moutaq cine bieiqe Sc.
bate iiber Die @olGinatoner Gouic=
renj uno beionoers bieNterer @ntente
eiu. Seinen 9tngriften aui Oicic
Gntente ifloiien iid in ser 2itiinoi.
gen 0ebntte Die 7emofraten Reco,
Robinion StunIe1 inO @otion on,
mdbreno ole Replbliconer @oin6pr-
ter mo aeuogg 0ieiel6e in Sdue
nabmen.
@cFarniidDter IrOtsit ga 6Onettc's.
Senator ga 5oaette (91cp.) pom
&iscOniun crfIdrtc, er mer6e tbun
mas IN ieinen arGiten itehe, nm sic
Gatificirung Der Gaciiic.Gntente gu
perbiuoeru, BON ser er ioat, ite be
iite ale NidnqeI ser @0lferliQa obne
irgen0 cine Ser guten Generalization.
ole oieier BON ibren .Sreunoen nud
9eiagt piiroen. ISn ieiner iebigeu
,form, ertlorte ga 5oletfe. for0ere.
Der 0ertrag bon oen Ser. Staatcn Sic
gnertenutng BON g1e1Jten BroB6ri
tarniens ino ,Sapon's ali rieiiqes
@ebIct inn 8ereif Oes StilleuCceans,
oas tic iih im GeriaiIler 8ertrao an.
geeignet bdtteu. uno 0ns ifon Dor
Glntritt Der Der. Gtdoten In 0en
arieg in einem ejebeimpertraa pui.
ldlen SroBbritatnier uno ,Sapan
ouigetheiIt Doroen lei artifel ,
oes neupH entente 9lbfommens. Be
trciis aHertennuna oes @s5ietsiton.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18

Snblin. - Die in Dublin unter
@criib oea &rimo5, Cardinal 9oguc
81 elmer Goniercn8 3uiammcn9etrete-
ucn iriiben gii10ic pcroIientIihten
nah Scr Sibung in meIher ibre6al'
tng Dem onglosiriidlen 6ricoenSper-
trda geqeniiber bciprod)en lurr0e,
cine grfldrung, in meIher feinerlei
Stellltng Der t5roqe geaeniiber ge-
nonmcn lpiro. Die @iidoie ile6tcn
SEN Seqen 0es 8immels ollf Die Be
rathuugen oes 0oil Gireann hero6
uno goben Der 3uoerittt 2lusOrld,
oaB 0ieies Forloment sic 6eiten 2yu.
tereiieu oes 2onoe$ Dor 9lugen babcn
meroe.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1921-12-18

SOnouu. Die @erluernlnQ 0eS
3rpildcn Oeu 6ritiiben unO iriihen
&euolImddtigten ab9ei6Ioicuen
l)cbereintonuueus. mel,beS Die 9il-
Dung eiue8 iriiten 6reiitaots inner.
.balb Oe5 britiIdben HCid)$ poriie6t,
ourf ocu iriibcu Irdiioenten Ca
lnonn DC &aIeru unb cine oaroufbin
I'M Oail @irennn Gobiuett einQc-
tretene SpoItlnq iibcrihatteu ocr3eit
dlIe iibrigen Greiguiiie in Der iriihen
Gage.
SSn einer bon ibm crIoiieneu @r.
tlGrina iogt ser iriidc @rdiiOcut,
OoB er Die Nlmobme oc5 ou9lo.iri.
iheu Gertroaes nid)t gutbciben font
ne 0c &nIern'5 @rtl0rin1 Ioutet:
,o0ie 9e0in9ungen 0ieirr &crcin.
barlng itehen I'M idl0riitcu 8iOer-
iprub NIT BEN 4ilniden Der Mc6r-
belt lmierer 9totion, uie Tie 10 flar in
crfolareid)en &obIen IN ocu periIoi-
Icnen 3 ,Sabreu sum 9lu9orud ge-
bradt iuur0en.
SD erodte eS ais ncinc 9Hlidt,
@lld' obne ieoea ,}0gern fuuoHuhun,
oaB i'd Die 9Inuabme oieie$ &crtroQe5
meoer Dem iriidcu GougrcB nodD ncn
Sanoe ielbit enrpfebIen fam Sh
Der0e in mciuer Stellungnabme oon
oen @|iniitcrn Stof mo 9ru9bn I'M.
tcritiibt
Cine 6iientIid)e Siblmg NeS 2ail
@ireonn lit auf ll}ittluoh einbcruien.
Sh ermnbue oic 9epGlterun0. bis
.Sabiu Ole 9leidbc IiSripliu mic bj5-
6er SIT beluobreu.
pic groBc Erobe iiir iulier Rolf
iii 9efomueit QnBt ms ibr uiir0ia
.mo por ALIEN obue @cQcnfIogcn ent.
acaentrctcn. IS qibt cincn bcItium-
ten OeriaiilnasnldBigen MeQ sur 60.
lung Der politiibeu Gificrcncu.
2nBt lm5 Don 0iciem uiht o6mci.
den.
gS bciBt, OuB Sic @iuiitcr Gar.
ton, Go8Qrnpe. Collins ltno @riiiitb
fir 0en Gertraq &c @aIera, Stod
uuo 8rlrgbn acgcn henielbeu limo.
Der iriidle Spisuupat cntfGlt iidl Der
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
MELONS NEW TAX
PROPOSALS MEETING
HEAVY OPPOSITION
House Leaders Continue
Fight to Reduce Ma
tion's Expenditures

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-opposi-
tion TO many new forms OF taxation
proposed by Secretary Of the Treas
ury Mellon continued 20 grow today
among house leaders. They planned
10 continue their fight to reduce the
nations tax bill by $500. 900. .0eo.
In n statement published today.
however, representative Mondcll OF
Wyoming. the republican leader. de-
ciares that In his Judgment A. Is EN-
tiely practical to reduce the total
tax levy by s5oo.0oo. 600 and stll take
care of the essential needs OF the
government.
Representative Mondell also came
out flntIy against any Increased pos
tage and bank check tax. The repub-
lican leader also has said he doubted
either the necessity or the advisable
ity OF the automobile levy. lie de-
ciared for repeal 81 the transporta-
tlon and soda water taxes. the excess
profits tax and the higher Income
sur,aNes. with additional revenue
provided through a five per cent In
crease in the corporation income tax
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
SHALL WOMEN SMOKE2 ONE ACT F CIGARET COMEDY I'M c.

In tho District OF Columbia. Mr..
Iohrnou. author uf the hil!. viii
speak
JOHNSON Oadiustng a brilliant
ted nrrkii"l nhrm, hh, There
los No doubt that IN, federal govern
mrnt has an innllenubla right
tl.ANTON Right there. Mr.. John
son. let m" suggest that Il these aris-
tocrutic girls finishing school would
stop teaching girls 10 smoke. your
hill wouldn't he necessary.
JOHNSON pulling IN his beit)[
As I started 10 say the state ~ priv
il"g"d tu go To- auy enEth In pro-
t"cting the health and morals 10 It's
citiz"ns II may even pass laws
which affect women only aud except
men. Il has done that repeatedly
Hi.ANTON Right there, let mo
ask YOU did YOU vote for woman sur
trugrf
JOHNSON -.No. suh voted
AGAINST Il and IA vote against Il
again tomorrow Sow. ihes. letters
hvre'H one from an old flash innod
mother. God bless her wish there
yer" NOR" uf them lll--
~. ANTON -ls nee You're Va strong
for the uld-ufhioned women. what
10 yuu think 0f the prundmother who
smokes her pipe in the chimney cor
ncrg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Believe Tourist
Was Killed; Auto
Pushed in River

OGDEN. Utah. Aug. s.--Friends OF
Roland II. Mason. secretary OF the
Idaho Falls Kiwanis club. who ar
rived here today In connection with
Mnson's disappearance Expressed the
belief that he met with foul play and
his automobile was pushed over the
embankment into the Weber river TO
hide the crime.
They said they would organize n
search of the hills near the place
where the automobile and Mason's
effects were found Tuesday night
and they would also inquire at hos
piials In Salt Lake Ia the belief that
Mason wos stunned and wandered
aimleasly.
Meanwhile organized groups are
making n Systematic examination OF
the river for the body. Mrs Mason
spends hours with the searching
parties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
FIGHT IS DELAYED
May Not Be Held Until
the First Part of
November

NEW YORK. Aug. 5-Thc Cur
ponticr-Glbhous fight planned here
for the first part or October has been
postponed several weeks because Of
the injury which the Fr,nshmnn 70.
coivrd when he was defeated by Jack
Dempsey In Jersey city July 2. The
fight now h. scheduled In October or
the first part Of November In Madi-
son square garden
Promoter Tex Richards decision TO
postpone the bout was made after
receipt today from Paris of the fol-
lowing cable message from Francois
b"scomps. 'arprntirr's manager
Doctor rcqt.""s three months
"ithont boxing because fracture right
thumb, wal inform you as soon as
possible when We can return to boS. :"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05

BI.ANToN-'Right there. are you
In favor OF that?
JOHNSON am
FOCIiT Would any Of the spec
tatora like TO comment2"f
WOMAN SPECTATOR--l am tired
OF man continually telling women
what they shall do. They're making
laws about our hair. our stockings.
our dresses. They're
Right there, madam.
let me ask you II YOU women didn't
take drink away from ms men? Now
you can't complain " we retaiiAte.
loud applause
FOClfT Now | wish all the wo-
men spectators who favor this hill
would raise their hands.
tOnr hand h raisedJ
FoCiT Contrary. the same.
tNineteon hands 20 upD
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
By NOI,I,IS QUINN

WNSHlNGTON. Aug The sen
'nn's most stirring problem play
shall Women smoke has caused
congressman Ia shrlyr su,n triVHl
matters ss th" tariff tax revision ana
the railway problem Here is one act.
Cast
Iieprcsenlatlyc l'uul a. Johnson oi
MifH s-iup.
lt"urrscutativr Thomas l.. Blnnton
OF Texas
EruIHmiu =. Fopht. chairman OF
IA" huuar distri,r committee.
Mem. .cts of the house district com-
mitt'r. men and women spectators
stcu,graphsrs press correspondents
SETTING Meeting room nr the
hnu-p district committee.
CIIAIHMAN FpCIIT Grntlrmen
we are met 10 vnus der house hil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Man Loses Race
On Train With Death

DENVER Aug a. Running nt
br"akneck speed for twenty four miles
from south Fork. Colo. Ia Denver.
'ol"rado ana southern railway train
carrying Frank Bello. 40. section fore
man at Fort Logan. arrived too late to
sny' IA" mans life lie died soon
after being removed To hospital
tie was injured when rail loader
from work crane foll aud crushed
him to the ear deck whiio the train
WuH vnIuutr tu brnVrr from Water
town station Nrstvrday Ills skull was
fractured ana Eight rR was broken
tello lived ut sheridan. Junction.
colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Erie Mullicane
Is Freed and Now
May Sue Banker

Los ANGELES. Aug. s.--Erie kfui-
licane prepared today TO go back to
her fathers little farm near Lebanon.
Missouri.
The crisis OF her life tragedy II
over. A jury In the superior court
held the giri not accountable for the
murder OF her new born. nsmeiess
babe.
The spotlight In the Muillcane ease
now promises TO swing 10 w. Elmer
McComb. wealthy banker. churchman
and president OF Lebanon'a chamber
of commerce, whom Erie named as
the father OF her chi'd,
Mrs Angela c. Kaufman. Erie's
angel intimated today that the gtri
win In all probability bring a damage
action against Mccomb for breach OF
promise. nt IN rumored that thu
amount TO he asked IL $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Ulster Cabinet to
Consider Irish Peace
Proposals Again

LONDON. Aug. b.---Another meet
ing OF the Ulster cabinet has been
called 10 discuss the Irish peace
negotiations, Il was announced today.
although II In reiterated IN Belfast
that no message has been received
there from Eamonn de Valera.
II is added that no overtures will
be entertained which diminiahed the
powers OF the northern parliament.
NonetheleSs the imperial Eogern-
ment continues optimistic as 20 the
outcome. n Il can get the opposing
leaders together
While the Sim Fein leaders are
maintaining silence, it is believed Mr..
de Valera and his advisers favor n
conference in London and will sup
port before the republican parliament
proposal for such a conference.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Girl Is Electrocuted
After Fleeing From
Chauffeur; He Is Held

NEW york. Aug. 5.--A moment
after being dragged from the path OF
roaring subway express train aa
she fed from a taxlcab chauffeur.
Mlzs Katherine Hogan. 20. was eiec-
trocuted by the third rail In Brook
lyn today The chauffeur was arrest
ed on a homicide charge.
Miss Hogan and two giri compan-
ions said the chauffeur had offered
to carry them from Manhattan free
and then attempted 60 collect t2.7O
and the girls ran down the subway
stairs Miss Hogan and one Of the
others leaped on the tracks but were
pursued by subway employees and
dragged tn safety between two pillars
as an express sped past.
Al she attempted to climb hack
upon the platform Miss Hogan fell
on the deadly third rail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Man Pleads Not
Guilty to Murder
Of His Stepdaughter

BRIGHTON. Colo, Aug. will
lam Riley lIiii today entered "A plea
of not guilty when arraigned before
District Judge Samuel J. johnson
here ON charge of killing his s.
year-old stcpdanghter Helen Maxine
short IIis trial was set for Sep-
tenber T. After arraignment Hill
was returned to the Greeley iail In
n motor car. lie has been held at
Greeley since his arrest In Sioux City.
Iowa July 26 last.
The state will appoint an attorney
to represent I'M, the accused man
having announced he would not ac-
cept tn. services OF an attorney EN-
ployed by relatives In oklahoma.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Russian Soviet Gold
May Now Be Shipped
To u. s. From England

WASHINGTON Ang s.---i.uss,au
soviet gold may now be shipped 10
this country from Great Britain s~
n result % recent test chss ln the
british courts. the commerce depart.
ment han been advised by cable by
Ambassador Harvey AZ London.
The London board OF trnd4 nov
tnkts the ground" the Ambassador
said. that the outcome Of the teas
case demonstrates that no holder OF
imperial Russian securities can sue
ceesfuily c0nfent the soviet claim 10
legal ownership 0f the Russian gold
reserve; aud ! am informed that the
Bank of England viii henceforth
grant expert licenses on documents
OF title for soviet gold without re-
marks II carrifa"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Today's 8 Results

American League.
detroit 100 100 OOi-a 2
New YORK .OiO oO3 Os'--7 10 :
DauSs aud Bassler: Mays aud
schang
~. Louis eco OO2 O0O-2 o
Philadelphia. .oOl loo 2O'-i Z
kolp. Burwell and SEVERED: Harris
aud Perkins.
Chicago .0iG 900 600 1
Boston M 052 OO'-iO IA o
Mulrennan. McWeeney and Schalk
Lees: Bush and ltuel. Walters
National League.
Philadelphia. .U3 00O OlO-5 II o
Pittsburgh eco 0I2 03s--S 10 1
Ring ana Peters; Carlson, Z.nn. and
Brottcm.
hoston 900 2iO 300--s II o
Chicago geo 100 000--i l
McQui Ian and O'Neili: Cheeves.
York and killifer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
DISARMAMENT
MEET PROMISES
GREAT THINGS
LORD NoRTHcLIFFE
Forecasts Peace in Pa
ci6c and Throughout
World
LORD NoRTHCLIFFE

VANCOUVER, u. c.. Aug. b.--If
the delegates 10 the forthcoming dis.
armament conference In Washington
truly and constantly represent" the
desires OF their nations. an agreement
viii be reached nnd an era Of peace
and prosperity will be opened IN the
Pacific that will extend ultimately TO
Europes and throughout the world.
Lord Northcliffe. the noted English
publisher. declared In an address at
a luncheon given In his honor by
the Canadian club here today.
President Harding and Secretary
Hughes. Lord Northciiffe. said have
a very clear understanding of tho
monrntous character OF the gather
INK at Washington which Ia
my opinion may well prove to be
the greatest and most pregnant gath
ering of the Kind that has ever been
held.
England Disarrnine.
In England. as you know" Lord
Northcliffe said. we are diFarminF
The British army IN reduced to a fig
ur" below It's peace strength before
the war. while the navy is wcaker.
both as regards big ships and per-
Honnel. than It was in January. isl4."
StaiementB made Wednesday In the
hn,,s.. ~ snr....y. -. a., a., ...,,ia .t,,,.
~ ,.,'. ,,t'.s,'',. ~, W ~ isP,1e'nb
"A"" 'iu'seis Ny
aid not .ssentiall,, atter mis- fsc, HI,
asserted. as Britain has at present
only one big ship partly embodying
the lessons uf Jutiand aud the new
ships cannot be completed in less
than five years
World u sick.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
TONoPAH STRIKE ENDS

TONOPAH New. Aug. 5.--Termi-
nation OF n strike which since April
l6 has virtually suspended operations
In the Tonopah mining district was
voted for last night by the Hoist
Engineers union. Other unions In
volved will vote In the next three
days The strike followed reduction
OF wages 7b cents per shift 10 n
scale OF t4.7b minimum for miners
and muckers 90 sees maximum for
mechanics ana timber men. silver
production was curtailed 600 600
ounces a month by the strike. Il was
estimated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Doubt If Russian
Reds Have Released
American Prisoners

LONDON. Aug s.-The American
relief officials In London are piac-
ing little faith In the reports that
the American prisoners In Russia
have been released.
I'VE are keeping n vigilant watch
oyer every possible exit the Amer
leans might take from Russia. and
none save Mrs Marguerite Harrison
has as yet come through" said Walter
l.. brown. European director OF tho
American relief administration.
This leads ns to believe that the
Lctvian report of their release must
be a product OF the bolshevik propa-
Kanda organization"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Cut Army and Navy
To Reduce Taxes,
Senator Borah Urges

WASHINGTON. Aug. 5.-Rsduc-
tion in army and navy expenditures
is the only hope OF reducing taxes,
Senator Borah. republican. Idaho. de-
ciared In the senate today, support
ing his resolution to cut the army
from 10000 10 100000 men.
There are no places where we
can cut expenses 20 any apprcciaisle
extent, except the army ana navy"
ssaid Senator Borah. III we are not
willing TO do that we might just as
well tell tho country that we will do
very well u we hold expenditures
and taxes where they now are and
that there is no hope Tor reducing
taxca"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Two Bandits Rob
Express Messenger
On Train of $50, 900

GRESVII.LE. H.. Aug. Two
bandits who boarded % baltimore and
Ohio passenger train at Beecher City
AT $50 o'clock last night. help up the
express mefss niger and escaped at
Altamont five mile south OF Beecher
city, with all the sealed express
packages.
II IL believed the packages con-
tanned approximately $4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05

NhtliuE direction, east; character Of
th" day. partly cloudy
New Mexico. Generally fair In
south thuudorstofns In north pnr-
ton this afternoon or tonight.
cooler tonight In extreme north
portion. SATURDAY, fair In south.
unsettled In north pariion, cooler In
uurth h'ast portion.
Arizona Fair In west, unsettled
in east portion tonight aud Satut-
dHv. probably showers Ia northeast
partition. cooler tonight In north
central portion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Hot Soup Burns
Fatal to a Child

DENVER. Aug 5.--Burns received
when sh" pulled kettle OF HcaldinE
hot SOUP over upon hrrlclf last Tues
day proved fatal To- I-yeur-old
Mayme l.ombardi today The child =
mother had prepared the soup for
IA" evening meal and left II on the
father from work
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Speed Boat Sinks
During Chicago Races

on BOARD THE sUB-CHAsER
40, Aug 5.--tBy wireless telephone
TO the Associated Press. Peggy rs.
speed boat owned hy Fred Schrnm OF
Milwaukee. Wis sank during the sec
ond event Of todays races off the
Municipal pier In connection with
Chicago pageant of progress. The
crew was saved Peggy o was the
second boat TO sink In the two days
of racing. Miss Hosifa going down
YESTERDAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
Auto Is Held Up,
And Paymaster Robbed
OF $4,000 to SIS, 900

HNCKENSACK, y. j.. Aug. 5.-Thc
county prosecutors office wns notI-
itrd today thar siN armed bandits had
h"ld mp the paymnstrr of the pnrrett
Manuiactuiing company at Shady
side about ~ O'clock and escaped
with payroll NJ Sl1.U0u To sss .OOO
Tho paVmnst"r. accompanied by an
armed guard OF five men was travel
inE In AN uutumuhil" when the hold
up occurred.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-05
DIR. Charles Mayo
Breaks Vacation to
Consult on Case

LONGMoNT, Colo. Aug. s.-Dr.
Charles Mayo. noted surgeon OF
Rochester, MINI. who has been
spending his vacation In Estes Park,
today broke a rule not 20 minister
90 patients outside his own office
and hospital and Is rushing TO Long
mont TO confer with physicians here
on the case Of Or. V. X. pennock
Dr. Pennock's malady has been
diagnosed as peculiar disease OF
the stomach.