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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

SANTA re. n. A., june THE
Mutual Improvement company. with
principal Office in Las NeRan. has
flied amendments 10 Us articles Of
Incorporation increasing tho capital
stock from 100000 % $500 Oo. The
president Of the company Is Ceciiio
HoafnWald, the vice president.
George n. Hunker. the secretary and
~ efurer. George a. Fleming. an Of
hhst las NcEaa. Tho statutory arcnt
h. the Investment and Agency cor
poiatiun ~ coz Lincoln avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
ROBERTS AEI|nES As
NORMAL PRESIDENT


ItNI I4a NUntH InnN ur.
n. ..sZ -.,.~.
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II1nf ~ F~r'NNf'<f - tH' wv
..... tA..1a t4aa& II service there.
n.Ii1anInr nIt.|I1ni has hstn
.........4 IL aInr.IInnnI mntinfs Ia
%.. tf..5e1 ever .|nl4 Ma arrival
I.I. III l1In no hna served on the
~Intr ...... ~ &f.t.lInn ~ rr1eIdenf
~ II4 1i1Ir I.arh1l.f asnociiIIan and
III H. N-inrIl ~ nfoaldent ii the
Hfn.nI I4.IIlf club and IN man,
other r4~I.4rIIIns It.caiI4 ~ Roberts
Es h|aa a NnIaff member. a mem-
49, ~ ne II All 4 Al hnnrd. the
A|"1I4 hoara. and dufInn the war
wtIn6ef rs drive rnmmItr1rs and
AZ home guard.
Tho Normal university has sh1uu
F~o.4IHnrntIn -4nnIh and uront4ea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

SANTA re. juno l-nr. Horace
Taylor and brother. Herbert y. Tay-
ior Of Pcnnsco. left today Tor New
York city. Dr. Taylor figured re-
Gently in n sensational episode In
which he vas wuylaid ana beaten by
several neutrality-suspicious. men. In
diCtments were returned In Taos
county for the assault. Or. Taylor
was connected with the Presbyterian
mission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

$780, - fNa naa4Au
SANTA Re. June 1.-The Mexican
Eordcr Land a Cattle company. with
headQsnrters ! n Hul bona Ana
corporation With the Nntc clrpora-
fion commission The authorized
capital stock Is 8 .ooe.0go. ot which
ft'foo has been subscribed. The in
rofpprutorH are James v. Parks.
Duncan. ARK. t2.1oot a. X Wolch.
Duncan. 1850, r. De y. smith. Pnta-
fulsia' Afix.. f1oos .. g stanley.
Fafaeenla. 500. &. y. Ccnzalen. vi
puao' 500; W. 10 Buck. ~ pnso.
fioe; " n. Wlnter. fiils. n ~.
statutory agent. 9ioo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

NEW YORK. June Home runs
b. Williams. Bfugny and Mousel aid
"a Philadelphia Ia defeating the
Giants In the third game Of their
series.
BY Innings. r. ~ u.
Phlladelphla .fff 0o3 1ff-fO IS 4
New York zoe es0 0I2- y 2
Batteries; Meadows. Huhbeii and
nruEEy, barnes. sailcc. pcritt and
Smith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

SANTA "a. lane THE Denver
a RIO Grande passenger train from
n north. bound Tor Santa Fe. went
iatc he ditch on Emnndo hill on q
down Grade yesterday afternoon.
Tbs gfaiu was running slow and that
explnin1 why 20 was injured or
kiled However. traffic was tied up
indefinitely. n the paeaenRer train
from santa Re. northbound. returned
passengers from the wrecked train.
arriving last night. Il - hoped to
have b tracks cleared By this after
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

defeated rittrburrh IN twelve inninss.
by innlnAst n. IA. n.
chicano 'fo0 col 0oi 8of-f - I
Pittsburgh 900 Toe OF sos ~ 2
heiteriesi Vaughn. Freeman and
DAILY. Hamilton, Carlson, Cooper and
schmidt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

CHICAGO. Jun l.-Davcnport ar
ter relieving Mulrenunn on the mount.
put Chicago % IN front ~ his
timely double. but he blew up In tho
ninth innlur "a The visitors staged
a rally which enabled them 10 take
by innings. r. ". p
81. Louis .0f0 0a2 O0s--s ~ 1
Chicaga soc 0i3 Oi0-1 IS 3
Batteries: Palmsro. Shocker. Koip
and SEVERED n. Collins; Muironnan.
Davenport. Hodge and Naryan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01
NEW AnsTnAcT ooMrANY.

SANTA FE. June The Carter
Abstract company has teen organ
lied and Incorporated. with head
quarters IN Portaics. The authorized
capital stock "a $1,000. which u fully
subscribed. The ~incorporators are
Lee Carter. statutory agent. s2.50O.
Llewcllyn Carter. s2,too; Edna Car
ter. tioe. The incorporators are all
residents OF portalcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

LDSDON~Wanf % make n mIlllau'
Then invent a Substitute for nalaraas
"fNinmas are uncomfoftnbir says a
mems Wea expert here. "nut men
have 20 wear ON. There's a fortune
for someone who can find something
better
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

nun't wish you oald find q iob-find e
Den Nth Jon could rent your lfar.
msuf-usut a.
Dom wish yon eamid sell your noane
Howl
~ using ne uerald Classified Cohimns
Phone 8fa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

CfNcHNATI o.. June i.--pun-
cnn's triple. followed ~ Kopfa single
In The tenth enabled Cincinnati to win
from n. Louis.
~ aulnsa. R.H r..
ST. Louis 900 goo aaa as \ q
C~inclnnati. 200 o of0 Ia Is 2
Batteries Walker ana Clemens. Tau
que and WlnFo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

pEfEOIT. June i.-rlsvciand
punched three hits IN the twelfth and
won from Detroit.
Cleveland 900 sia 600 0o3-7 ~ o
Detroit .0fO t0e 00n 000-t ) 9
batteries. Mails IND Thomas. Dauss
and Ainsfnith.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

l-Ah bGAS. June i-Dr. W. J.
lee. whiAe cleaning a double barrel
shot gun AT his home accidentally
discharged barrel " the gun and
the fun enec Of the shot took effect
IN bis lct foot. nc~cessltntinr ar9u-
taton.
The doctor wns taken 20 the las
Vegas hospital where the operation
Was performed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

WASHINsTpN. june l-Hahe'
Hath made his fifteenth home run.
sending tho ball over the right field
Wall with two on bases in the ninth in-
ming, but View York lost 70 Washing
ton.
By Innings. r. n. Y.
New York 900 0z0 O0a- 5 rs 9
Washington. .01i sol oef-i2 IL 4
Batteries; Huyt, Shcrhan and
srhang. Zachary and Charity
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

PHILADELPHIA. June 1-Boston
cvcucd the series by winning both
games Of a doublc-header.
First Eamc.
ny Innings. n. u. r.
noston .oO2 Gi0 t0s-s 20 I
philadelphia. .oet 600 els = 3
Batteries. Myers aud Walters;
Harris and Perkins.
Second Gamc.
BY inn.ngsi u. II. u.
Boston .00o o3t 0t0-s a. I
Philadelphia. .0oo o oo4--f 10 6
Batteries fcnnoek and Huci;
Hasty. Nayior and Perkins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

The United States produces and
consumes more tale than any other
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-01

You win find Il IN our CLASH.
aed Columns.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10

REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM.
Lenox Avenue and Tad Street.
Rev EDGAR TILTON, JR., u. D., Minister
III A. NJ, DR.. Tilton win preach.
No Evening Service
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
phase Of "some Christian Responsible

phase OF ''Some Christian Responsible
tiles"
DIR. S. Edward Young. who spent part
of the summer with his family at their
summer home Savage Den," Lake Of
Bays. Northern Ontario. and also spoke
at Northampton, Mass, Norway Point
Ontario. at the reopening services in
the Bedford Presbyterian Church. Nos
trand avenue and Dean street has
announced his September themes as
follows: September IL, IF Ought. /
Can" "Our Most Popular Vice. Sep
tember 49, who Needs the Gospel?"
"City, Citizen, Citizenship; September
%, What Is Christ to Me-" Power
From Temptation" The following
themes are for Wednesday evening !:
September IA. Our Autumn Is Spring" !;
September 28, Heart Cleaning"
At Christ Church, Broadway and
Seventy-first street, the Rev. John r.
Atkinson, rector, holy communion win
be celebrated at s o'clock tomorrow
morning, and morning prayer and SER
mon at IL o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. Frank NJ. Goodchild,
pastor of the Central Baptist Church,
Amsterdam avenue and Ninety-second
street. will return to his pulpit to-mor-
row, preaching morning and evening.
Inc topic at IL a. NJ. Will Dc Inc I'M
portance of Belief in Christ and at s
P. NJ. he win preach on Bearing
Christ's Cross"
The speaker at the Church of the
Healing Christ Divine Science) to-
morrow morning at IL o'clock will be
Mrs. Agnes M. Lawson.
Rev. L. p. jones' DID,, of Cardiff,
Wales. Is visiting in this country and
will preach tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, West End avenue and Ninety
first street. DR.. Jones Is In the United
States to attend the meeting of the
Presbyterian Alliance as a representa-
tive of the Welsh churches The elo-
quent divine win be heard with pleasure
in the pulpit Of the Fourth Church.
At All Souls Church, st. Nicholas
avenue and Hath street, the Rev. Cliff
ton Macon, who has returned from a
vacation spent in California, will preach
tomorrow at IL A. M. and s p. M. The
regular services will be resumed and
cordial welcome is extended to Jews
and Gentiles.
The New Church (Swedenborgian)
will resume it's services tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. the Rev. J. F.. Warren
preaching on the subject "The Whole
Duty"
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
SIS LEGATEES TO FIGHT
MRS. THOMPSON'S WILL
Sister and Niece File Notice
of Contest.

The will Of Mrs. Anna Key Thompson.
formerly of New Orleans, who died on
May 2S in her apartment at the Hotel
Buckingham. will be contested by her
sister. Louisa e. Cammacx of 1877 East
Forty-sixth street. and niece. Kath-
leen Dodge OF 249 West Eightleth
street. Notice of intention to contest
was filed yesterday in the Surrogates
Court. The contest is based on the
grounds of mental incapacity and that
Mrs Thompson was under the influence
of one or more of the principal legatees."
The will, dated July 20, 1917. left S20,-
900 to a niece. Emily Il. Harris of %
East Twenty-ninth street: $4,000 to an
other niece, Mamie I. Harris of SIS st.
Andrew street. New Orleans: $4,000 to
a cousin. Emily Key Hoffman Dalziel,
and $1,000 to Alexandra Dalziel Of 15
East Seventy-seventh street Beauests
of $4,000 each were made to several
friends. Various institutions also were
remembered. but to Mrs. Cammack and
Miss Dodge were left only IS each.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
RUNAWAY TEAM KILLS
MAN WAITING FOR CAR
Horses Plunge Into Plate
Glass Window in Brooklyn.

While waiting for q street car at
Rochester and Liberty avenues, Brook
lyn. yesterday. Joseph Lichterman, 90. of
SO Grafton street. Brooklyn. was run
over by runaway horses attached to a
milk wagon and died In the Brownsville
police station.
Isadore Benson OF 105 Amboy street,
Brooklyn. driver OF the truck, said the
horses became frightened and got be-
yond his control. They were stopped
after plunging half through the plate
glass window of restaurant on the cor
ner Baldassave Dimaio OF 3S3 Rock
away avenue. Brooklyn, who was with
Lichterman. was knocked down and cut.
He was attended by an ambulance sur
geon.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
BANK REPORTS S25,OOO
UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS
One of $I7,748 Made IS
Years Ago by Fl. Fl. Mount.

Listed among unclaimed deposits ag-
gregating s25.0o0 at the Brooklyn Trust
Company is one OF s17.74s.69. made in
the name of II. II. Mount, executor,
twenty-five years ago. Five years have
elapsed since II. II. Mount was last
heard of by the bank authorities. and
efforts made since that time TO find him
have been unsuccessful Another un-
claimed deposit amounts 90 $3.365.53.
standing in the name Of the estate OF
c. Robley--James Robley. administra-
tor. That account was opened in 1909.
Unclaimed deposits generally are small
ones. the situation usually arising as a
result of the death of the depositor.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10

HAS SURPLUS OF $1,255,57S.

The report of the Island Oil and
Transport Corporation for the first half
of 1921 shows a surplus of $1,255.5TS
after charges. In the quarter ended with
June the corporation had surplus Of
$50,433. It's net sales Of oil for that
quarter were $1,735,153 and for the
first half Of 1921, s4.910,s24 The cost
OF those sales was S1.442.97s and $3,171,-
4S5 respectively. The companys other
income totalled s9,571 and s17,299. re-
spectively. Its deductions for the second
quarter of 1921 were s251,313 and for
the first half of this year. S501,050.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
SPEEDING LAWYER PAYS $40.
DisorderIy Charge Against Charles
Connor Dismissed.

Charles Connor, lawyer OF 1893
Fifth avenue. who was arrested at Fifth
avenue and Twenty-sixth street last
Tuesday night on a charge of disor-
dcrly conduct after IL was alleged he
had refused 70 accept a summons for
speeding In an automobile, was found
guilty Of speeding in the Traffic court by
Magistrate Cobb yesterday. He was
fined $40. with the alternative OF going
10 jail FOR five days. Conpor paid
The disorderly conduct charge was dis
missed by Magistrate corrlgan IN York
sille court fo- lack OF evidence
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
CANOE SHELTER PLANNED.
Hubert Announces
Another Project.

In addition TO his recently announced
plan for big playground atop the new
municipal pier to be built NJ Spring
street and the North River. Murray
Hubert Commissioner OF Docks, an
nounced yesterday another project for
public recreation. That will be calm
water berthage for canoes in the Hud-
son River at Dyckman street.
There already exists at that point an
Il shaped stone and concrete pier
Commissioners Hubert plans to con-
struct reverse Of that pier few hun
dred feet to the northward, thus en-
closing calm water basin. The two
piers arc to be connected by an arch
under which canoes seeking shelter will
pass. The basin will be designed TO ac-
commodate 200 canoss,
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
80 ATTEMPTS TO END LIFE.
Tint In Mrs. GcnscbIer's Record,
Court Is Told.

When Mrs. Grace Genschler. %, OF
7il East Eleventh street. Manhattan.
was sentenced at White Plains yester-
day to the psychopathic section of
Bedford Reformatory. County Judge
Young was told she had made thirty
attempts TO end her life and that her
arms are n mass of scars from cuts
and burns inflicted with suicidal in
tent.
a deputy sheriff called at her home
last June 70 arrest her on a grand
larceny charge and she jumped out of a
third story window, receiving injuries
which kept her In Bellevue Hospital for
eight weeks. She made several at
tcnpts TO end her life while in tho
hospital. IL was said.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
SPECIAL BAFF COURT
QUITS AFTER 4 YEARS
Appointed BY Whitman TO In
Uesfigote Poultryn1an's Death.

The Extraordinary Term of the Su-
preme Court, appointed in May. 1917. by
Gov. Whitman to handle the investiga-
ton into the Staying of Barnet Baff.
the West Washington Market poultry
dealer was adjourned sine die yester-
day by Justice Arthur s. Thompkins OF
the Supreme Court.
This term Of the court was tho Oldest
OF four special terms in existence. An
extraordinary Grand Jury. empanelled
by Justice Thompkins in May, 1917, was
discharged by him In January, 1920.
The New York herald., 1921-09-10

The subject is Dare We Still BE Bap-
tists? His subject for the evening will
be 'Lffe's Detours"
The Rev. John c. Brown, pastor of
the Union Methodist Episcopal Church,
will return to his pulpit tomorrow af-
ter short vacation. His topic will be
Summer Impressions"
At the Collegiate Church. West End
avenue and Seventy-seventh street. the
Rev. N. A. McMurray win preach at
IL A. M. tomorrow. The church quartet
will sing.
The preacher OF the Collegiate Church
of st. Nicholas. Fifth avenue and
Forty-eighth street. tomorrow win be
the Rev. Charles Reynolds Brown, dean
of the Yale School of Religion. His
subject at IL A. M. will be THE Lesser
and the Larger Faith" At s r. M. he
win speak on Value of the Right
Motive" An organ recital, directed by
Frederick Schleider, win be given at
1880 p. M.
At Calvary Church. Fourth avenue
and Twenty-first street. the Rev. VOL
colt Cutler will preach at both services
tomorrow. His text at IL A. M. is from
Ephesians Ill.,, ''That ye. being rooted
and grounded in love. may be able to
comprehend" At s p. M. the fourth
sermon on the topic Seeing God in His
tory" will deal with the subject 'The
Ruthlessness OF the Judges" asking the
question Can God Inspire Pacifism?"
The full winter choir of men and boys
under direction OF John Bland will sing
at both services
Cathedral Preachers.
Preachers In the Cathedral of st.
John the Divine tomorrow will be: At
IL A. NJ, the Rev. Harold Adye Prich-
ard. rector OF St Marks Church, Mount
Kisco, N. Y. and honorary canon of the
Cathedral. and at p M, the Rev. Ber-
nard Iddings Bell. president of st.
Stephens College. Annandale on Hud-
son.
A Walther League rally service will
be held at Redeemer Lutheran Church,
422 West Forty-fourth street, tomorrow
evening at s o'clock. The Rev. Walter
Meier of Milwaukee will deliver the SER
mon. The Walther league is an interna-
tional Lutheran young peoples organ
ization, comprising 700 societies with a
membership of $4,000.
The Rev. Robert Watson. d. D., pas
tor OF the Second Presbyterian Church,
96th street and Central Park West,
has returned home and will preach
tomorrow morning and evening. His
theme at IL A. M. will be "A Servant
of the Lord Jesus, "and at s p. M he
will preach on THE Significant Insig-
nificant."
Sunday Meetings at Y. NJ. c. AS.
DR.. Henry Clay Risner will speak at
the West Side Y. NJ. G. A. tomorrow
at p. M. on the subject, "The Future
of America" F. v. Corby will preside
at the piano. Roy p. Gates, superin-
tendent of the Joint Application Bu-
reau, will speak at the 23d Street Y. NJ.
c. A. at p. NJ on "The Fields Of
Homelessness'' taking up the special
The New York herald., 1921-09-10
what OF the Futures

World unrest has set people thinking
about what the future holds for them
materially, and DIR. Edward III. Emett,
summer preacher at Manhattan Con-
gregational Church. finds that they are
no less Interested in the future from q
spiritual viewpoint. doubtless due to the
same cause. Having talked last Sun
day on THE Glorious Future" he will
speak tomorrow at IL A. M. on
"Glimpses of the Future
The hope that buoys us up as we
think of the future is that II will be far
richer In significance and activity than
anything present existence provides" he
says.
This involves, not the extinction, but
the expansion OF our personality, the re-
tention of the memory of all that Is best
In this life and the assurance that we
shall continue 10 be ourselves We re-
sent the thought that the experience VIC
call death can put an end to individual
ity. God made us separate and distinct
individuals and what He made He stands
bound to perpetuate."
Warner M. Van Norden will be the
reader, Mrs. Frank l., MncFerran the
soloist and Dorothy Donaldson violinist.
Next Wednesday at s p. NJ. Dr. Emett
will speak on Prayer" The Manhattan
male quartet will sing.
The Old Tent Evangel. at 10th street
and Amsterdam avenue. will close its
greatest season OF work Monday night
DR.. r.. u. Meyer OF London will speak
tomorrow at p. M. and again on Mon
day night. A rally service will be held
also tomorrow at p. NJ. when DR.. q.
w. Mcpherson. the superintendent, and
others will speak. Leonard Yoke will
give his final musical tonight in Tent
Evangel.
1t has been decided TO continue the
Tent Evangel work this autumn and
winter in u downtown auditorium. where
service will be held on Sundays. be-
ginning late in October. and of which
particulars will be announced later.
The Mount Morris Baptist Church be-
gins It's regular services tomorrow. The
pastor. the Rev. Carl Wallace Petty,
-. D., has returned from his summer
vacation. having spent most OF his time
in the West and In New York state.
preaching in Minneapolis. Buffalo and
Syracuse.
DR. Petty has laid out n strenuous
programme for Mount Morris for the
coming year and his subject tomorrow
morning is based ON the actions taken
at the Northern Baptist Convention.
which was held in Des Moines last June.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-08
Police And Strikers Battle In Chicago
Colorado Project
To Be Talked At.
Riverside Today

RIVERSIDE, Calf, Dec. Z. - Pro-
posals for irrigation of 250,0OO acres
and for development of six million
horsepower in electrical energy by
Colorado river irrigation and power
projects are the topics before the
special session of the League of the
Southwest, which opens here tomor-
low. Likewise, they were the subjects
discussed at preliminary meetings by
many of the 500 delegates VINO had
arrived tonight.
Two announcements eXpectedi to
indicate the governments policv
garding the development of the Colo
rado are scheduled for the meeting,
one by o. C. Merrill, executive secre-
tary of the Federal Power Commits
sion, and one by Albert B. Fall, sec
retary of the interior. Merrill is on
tomorrow's program and Secretary
Fall on that of Friday
FREDERICK Ramos is the representa-
tive of President Obregon of Mexico
at the meeting.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-08
CHARGE BRITISH NEW TORY Of
TORTURE REBELS DENTON MURDER

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.-(By the
Associated PresS)-A memorial pro-
testing against the torture of war
prisoners in India" was sent today to
arms delegates signed by five natives
of India as "spokesmen in America
for the Nationalist cause" The Pc
tition asked that when the conference
came to framing rules for conduct of
war, steps be taken to end the re-
voting practice of torturing helpless
prisoners"
I'VE are moved to circulate this
prayer" the memorial read, because
of reports circulated by The Associat
ed Press of an inquiry conducted at
Tirur, India, into the shocking1y bru-
tai treatment of captive Moplahs by
the British forces.
Under date of December 1, The
Associated Press reports the testi-
mony of a British police officer admit
ting water was denied the prisoners,
more than 100 of whom are packed
into a closed box car on a trip of
many hours duration. SiXty-four of
these prisoners were dead when the
train reached its destination. On De-
cember 2, The Associated Press re-
ports the testimony of one of the sur
vivors. telling of the frightful suffer
ings endured on that tragic journey.
knowing the unimpeachable repu-
tation The Associated Press has for
accuracy and reliabilitp. we believe
the reports offered cannot be chal-
lenged."
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-12-08
DE LA HUERTA
GIVES Up PLAN
To SEEK FUNDS
Abandons Trip to New York
To Negotiate Loan After
Opposition by Press

MEXICO CITY, Dec. T. By the
Associated Press)-Adolfo de la Huer
ia, secretary of the treasury, has
abandoned his trip to New York,
where it was reported he would seek
a loan with American bankers, accord
ing to authoritative Information today
Yielding to almost unanimous editor
ial protest against his journey, he is
understood to be in daily cable COM
munication with New York bankers,
and if loan is floated or some other
arrangement made, it will be by this
method.
Taxes due the Mexican treasury
from American oil companies are
causing officials here some concern.
There is considerable surmise as TO
what will happen during the closing
days of December when the compan-
les are due to liquidate the new ex-
port taxes demanded under the de-
cree issued by President Obregon last
June. Statements credited to various
government departments hav ebeen
that there already were more than
100000 pesos due the government
by oil companies up to November so.
and it is an open secret here that the
agreement regarding taxes made last
September between Senor de la Huer
ia and the American committee of
oil men was tentative and expires De-
cember 81.