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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Wagner TO CONTINUE
As PRESIDENT Of
NORMAL UNIVERSITY


The hoard oil fskes.= Of tho state
Normal univer<i;t IN ne sc>sion Al
Las Vegas yesterday took NO nctlou
On the case o. q ~ WAGNER. pSesi'
Dent who n Involved ID no eharses
o. Travelling Auditor whitusr VI HI.
report ON tbs audit ef the accounts Of
ih4 officc OF the sre,e superintendent
Of education. rhs audit covered Z
portion OF the Time Ar Wexnef was
n ne efncs Of she state superintsn-
dent
qnofsinb today 81 ut IAriaF n. Boyd.
prtsidttf cf the h<1rd|of reEonts. DIR.
Hafd said the regents only informniis
c.snntdfrtd the charges AGAINST Mir.
Wagner. and thut tthes ~cnn~dersd Il
would not he necessary 20 Mr. recog-
milton 81 the charges until after the
bad or education had formally
nhased upon them At the meeting
which a 70 he hcjdiln December. IL
thc mcautime, u was the opinion %
Abe regents. that Az Wagner should
eontihut 70 act ~ president inarmuch
a. he has announced thnk he feels
hat he VIII be fallt able 70 refute
al lh4 charges aaAinst him. 8
mr. lloyd has been away nom the
city for six weeka part OF his time
lbelar apsff 10 Ohio and paft IN Okla
fsoma. He attended tho Red Cruas
conference in CcIumhua Ohio. and
was in okiahbnia aboat three weeks
Cooking after Ills farm interesta there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
NEW LOAN COMPANY
CONSIDERS REQUESTS
FORCATTECRED|TS

Members n the executive commit
Ice % the iAeestock and Agricultural
Lean company OF New Mexico began
8 tNc-dny session AZ tnpir newly 60
tanIlahed offer. 1fOtA West Central
s,rau~. this mornine.
A OF applications for Loans
were considered before ? O'Clock this
afternoon. c. A., Hiselow. manager
81 n company. annuuncrd THIS noon
that the various blanks needed FOR
making applications have been print.
ed and that the company u now
ready for business,
the memherb Of the committee de-
frt that applicants for loans take the
matter up with their RESPECTIVE banks
and let the banks IN turn refer the
Applications TO the loan company. As
banking heads understand the 70.
quirem8nfs OF the War Finance cnrp-
ornfion better than individual loan
eeekcnk II Is said that quicker action
and better service can be secured this
wnS.
Tho loan company IL now prepaf-
INK Also 20 send ouf various inst rue
tIons 10 hanks Members OF the exe-
cutiee hoard who arr here for the sce-
sion today are Roy McDonnld, Albu-
4uerque: orexory PAGE. Oaliaps c. G.
Hardorf Santa Re, W. n. Morley.
Magdnlene. and Mr., Bigclow. W. ID.
Murray OF silver City IL expected TO
Arslyc here tonight or tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Hubbell Auto Is
Stolen Second Time
But Recovered

The automobile Of Frank Hubbcn
which was stolen yesterday afternoon
was recovered early last night by Roc
man iinbbeii and Motorcycle Officer
q. X. Carter.
a~fTarning thRf the car had been
driven south. MFR. Hubbeli and the
officer drove across he river In an
auto. They report they haw n man
who later gave his name "a Charles
johnson. and \ woman riding around
in the car. Johnson was put under
arrest nsid will be given a hearing to-
morrow morning. He IL In the coun-
~ Jail pending a hearing.
II IL the second time that the Hub
bfll ear has been stolen aud recovered
IN the hast few weeks The men who
afe charged with taking the car the
first time are In the county jail
awaiting a hearing In the district
court. They were caught by OFFICER
Carter. eve miles south OF town.
after a fast motorcycle ride and foot
zce through the hills.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08

o'clock tonight to allow time for call
IuR witnesses. Charles kaNhhausu
and David Candelaria. charged wiz
drinking, were Tined fle e"o" ."
police court Inst night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
to Take
Hand in Boosting
For War Memorial

Labor OF Albuquerque IL to b,
represented on the committee to boost
the plans for tho War Mothers
Memorial hospital FOR this city.
Following an address before tho
Central Labor Union asst night b
Muj. J. II. Toulouse. who Is taking the
Initiative In the move TO build such a
hospital here. W. }. Shamphan presi-
dent OF h Central body WIS named
10 serve on the committee from the
Organization.
At the request of Major Toulouse.
a member Il to be named from IN.
Building Trades Council tonight 10
nct ON tho committee and a com
mittecman viii he named Ca represent
the Federated shop crafts at the next
meeting Of that body neat week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Mans Body Found
In Ruins Of Home

BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. Nov. s.
The chRrred body OF William T.
keough. county asHessor OF Summit
county. Colorado. for the last IL years
was found at 3 o'clock his morning
by a fireman In the ruins OF a HOUSE
owned by Prank Richards In the west
part OF the city. The house was de-
stroyed by fire at i1;ib o'clock last
night
Mrs, Belle Murphy, proprietor OF
The place. ~ under arrest.
keOugh's body was found In a
burned bed. face downward.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer Of mosi fat people IL that IL
IA too hard, too troublesome and too dan
gerous 20 force the weight down. Mannnla
Prescription Tablets overcome all these AT.
nculfies. They are absolutely harmless.
entail no dieting or exercise, and have the
added advantsze Of eheapnefa A cass %
soid ~ one dollar b. al dmEEists the world
over, or send the price direct TO the Mar.
muia Co t0i2 Woodward Ave. Detroit
Mich. Nov thai you know this. you have
no excuse for being fat. but can reduce
steadily and easily without going through
long fieEea Of tircfome exercise and star
yation diet or fear u bad effects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
President Completes
Address for Opening
Of Arms Conference

WASHINGTON. Nov. S.-President
Harding has virtually completed the
address he will deliver Saturday NJ
the opening Of the armaments confer
ence, In which he will state In general
terms orly the desire OF h American
government to remov the causes Tor
heavy ornaments and thon reduce the
ornaments themselves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08

,ention will close at S o'clock this
evening.
The convention proper 81 the Rap
list churches OF the state will oSDn
at the ccntnl avenue Methodist
church az 1850 O'Clock tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
Three Men Rob
Minneapolis Bank of
$4,000 in Cash

MINNEAPOLIS. Nov. S.-Three
robbers entered the Republic State
bank hero this afternoon. drove Off
cials and patrons into the vault and
escaped with $4,000 In cash. They
fled IN an automobile kept In readi-
ucss by a fourth bandit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08
ASKS VILLAS ARRFsT

EL PAsO, Tex. Nov. Warrant
for tne arrest Of Hlpolito villa. broth
er OF Francisco villa. on a charge Of
kidnapping. Ia In the hands Of ri
Paro officers. as the result Of a COM
plaint filed by Miss Mnble Silva, Of
III Paso. who Eiys she and Vil.e were
married in 1914. She declares she IN
a citizen OF the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-08

transfer to the county prison stepped
out with an air Of perfect content
ment.
The case Of Frank Mara. charged
with drinking, was continued until D
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION
HEARS REVIEW OF WORK; OF
PROBLEMS BEFORE THE STATE
R. F. Asplund, Director Tells How Organization
Has Saved Citizens Thousands of Dollars; Fl. j.
Hagerman, President, Discusses Accomplish
ments of Revenue Commission; School to Be
Discussed This Afternoon.

The Taxpayers Association of New Mexico its annual
ing of the Chamber of Commerce this morning heard review of the
by r. Aspmd the director The review showed areacng
tivi thousands of dollars taxpayers and
advances achieved collection
and expenditures public ccumuang the taxation and
revision of the last Legislature which the discussion the
morning session agreed 10 be important advance.
Herbert j. agerman president of the association, and chairman
of the special commission spoke length. discussing
the motives which have prompted the work of the association the
broader objeciyc has sought the the
commission Mr. Hagemans address given in full in
panying column.
The chairman also read paper prepared by L. A. Hughes pres
den of the First National bank of Fc upon Taxation of Ma
uonn Banks which the writer held the existing method of tax
ing the capital stock Of national banks be illegal and subject
successful attacks by the banks lie discussion looking meth
oS 10 situation which the said might produce
acGc situation with the S90OOO0O capital stock
New Mexico national banks which believe that they
unisty assessed j. H. Saint chairman of the
mission said the commission would be represented conference
Washington December - take conflicts between national
and state taxation of national banks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
SECOND TRIAL
OF ARBUCKLE
T0BE SHORTER
Woman on Deadlocked
Jury Charges Attempt
to Intimidate

SAN FRANCIscO. Dee. s. District
Attorney Mathew n. Bray personally
will examine witnesses, present other
evidence and otherwise directly con-
duct the prosecution IN the second
trial OF Roscoe G. tFatty) Arbuckle
on charge OF granddaughter In con-
nection with the death of Miss Vir-
ginia Rappe. he announced today The
flrst trial ended yesterday In jury
disagreement.
The case has been sol Tor re-trial
January .. Attorneys say the trial
will be shorter and should not take
more than an hour.
Collateral issues were 90 the fore
today In the affairs OF Arhuckie.
Foremost OF the three groups Of cir
cumatancts attracting pubic interest
to the motion picture comedian was
the charge mnde last night by Mrs.
Helen ~. Hubba d, one OF the jurors,
that attempts had been made at her
intimidation.
Wanted Her To- Switch
Mrs Hubbard told Milton U'Ren,
an assistant district attorney and sew
croI persons, that man representing
himself MS Gus DIVA, q commission
merchant with whom hor husband
had had business dealings, had teie-
phoned the husband Saturday with the
intent to having her change her Vute
as a Juror. she let It be known that
she had stood consistently Tor Ar
buckles conviction, Hubbard said Il
had been inundated by the man that
hc might save himself t.oublc by
sending his wife note asking that
she vote Tor Arbuckle's acquittai
U'Ren announced the whole matter
wouid ue hid peiorc the grand jury
tonight.
lne second focus of discussion was
a federal charge against Arbuckle,
haSsd on an aliagation " illgoai trans
portatiou OF liquor drunk az the party
la the hotel st Francis at whicn Il
WAS charged Miss Rappe met fatal in
jury nj A-buckle'H hands This hear
Ing was -et FOR today
Perjury Charge
The third item ON the list was a
charge of perjury AGAINST AIRS Min
ME Ncighbors. OF Los Angolcsy a Wit
ness called by the defense in Arhu-
cklr's manslHughter trial. This also
was set Tor hearing today
In addition to all those. last nights u
iutimation by Milton Cohen. mem
her of A.uckies counsel. that the de-
fcnsc had something up It's sleeve"
and was preparing to "lct II come
down. today. came Bon for u modioum
ut comment
Nthcr charges uf attempted intimi-
dutiou were made hy Mrs Hubbard
against some Of the men Jurors and
particularly against Fs..zc, foreman
or the jury.
fritzc, according Co Mrs Hubbard.
used abusive language 10 her. as did
other men furnrs in their attempts "a
Undue" her 20 chaus her vote which
dppdluokod the Jur, for many hours
Fitzo issued "a Hgned statement
saying that one of IN, woman iurnr-
who was in the minority refused to
consider tho evidence from the begin
ming and declared that "shr would
east her ballot and would not change
% until hell froze over
Thcrc were two iurora who voted
for conviction, according to Fritzc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
IRISH PEACE PARLEY
HAS BROKEN DOWN,
TRUCE STILL LASTS
Dali Eireann Delegates
Will Return to Dublin
at Once

LONDON Dec. 5.-The Irish peace
negotiations have broken down. Rs-
cording tu statements in responsible
quarters today and the Dail Eiroann
delegates are expected to return to
ireland finally tomorrow err Wodncs-
day.
The correspondence in connection
with the negotiations will be made
public hv the government. IL was
stHiod and Hiiuo Minister LLOYD
George is expected To make an eN-
planptory statement
ON the governments side 81 was
indicated, the argument viii be- that
the refusal Of tho Sim FCn to ac-
ccpt allegiance To- the king made an
agreement Impossible. since that con
ditiou was insisted upon by the
British and wis In addition. an os.
s"ntiHl preliminary to securing ans
assent FROM Ulster.
Thr truce sim remains In effect
and no immediate resumption Of hos
tilities is looked for.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05

Whereas they expected u rich
harvest with foreign officials darling
hithor ard thithcr in nXis and easily
mlslod iu the matter Of fare and
change. the visitors are supplied free
with army automobiles and chauf-
fcurs
And, also. there's no business do
ing ION iho side Having diplomatic
stnius and bringing their supplies uf
liquors with them the visitors fur
uish mo- market for the bottled goods
which rouc drivers carrr as "a side
line
What do you think ct American
speed correspondent asked a
memb'r OF rho French delegation
Docs u live up TO tts reputation p"
An ycs'' was the answer. "Eet
lss an cot iSs said to be ~ prayer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05

ut Mistatrr Annrnatht. for constance.
opening zc conf1ircucH. Dot was
printed and gt,yon ont cen advance.
sn zii % rrochcd ar newspapers ooNeu
before cot rcechrd God,'
Tho WIN Hays OF England Thats
Sin Nrfhul Willc1 of the BRUSH dele
CATION.
You've seen Wil HAYS pacing haci,
and forth while he hurts forth words
with amazing speed just so Sir
Arthur
"Ah. -it down' DO stt down." he
SAYS.
And then he takes uu the endless
trek from one slide OF the room "a
the other, talking tho white.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05

The association recessed until 2
o'clock after the appointment of two
committees on organization. and on
mCndmeut to the constitution and
bylaws. These committees are;
ON organization aud nominations.
" = Lindsay. Of purtalcH. George :.
huwner, ~ Albuquerque. q A. knse-
man, of Albuquerque.
ON amendments. \ o seth. or
Santa ~. a. e. Denny. of Gallup
T.. v TuuCr of Santa Fo
AsTlund shows Associations Work.
Mr. Nspluud's report was u care
fully prepared rVyoloW OF the work
~ the ASSOCIATION over the full period
uf HN years since its orEanizution. l'r
length fnrbiis It's publication iU fun
or even oompr,hcu-iyr i"tluH.
since % has reference iu almost ,tui..
phase OF tho H=SociH JOINS work. aud
the public huslnoHr duuH# ... pHrIu
The director showed first u. UuIu
objects Tor which iltn lHsu.Ir'uu VIE
fuf med. rdu.ufiuul vurk aa duur
lF the Tax Review. comprising many
important reports. discus. suu and
statistical compilations FOR th" iu-
formation Of the taxpayers. ass we'll
HH comprehensive newspaper putt.
liuity and educational work "a ro-
view uf tho Legislation of tho past
fiv y,au." the -tttsmcut suid. will
Iudi,uto u general irrud along the
Time uf conclusions. .Hnl recommend b.
.iuus toiud boo suoh articles
The tntI,v then outlined state aud
county iuyr-tirptluns conducted. iu.
Guiding tho notable conviction bon the
r,ri"- "C' bond frnud rtsn. activity
Iu county and municipal investigation
and repurl.. yu-owration boo pushing
t'from in me work Of collecting de
uulu,ut a. VbH eo.uporntiuu with
counties and state iu budget reform
aud budget making. showing that the
association ucCotnpllshod the iustulla-
uuu uI budget making as "a rrcuE-
uizrd ANA logIlizrd institution
throughout AN branches uf the state
and county governments. iuVr=tiga-
tious ~ bond issuos and their pur-
pu-,- Jui necessities, legal umta-
lions uuou tuA loyirs the work aud
recommendation Of the special rn,"-
ma" commission ana results obtained
thU,frpm Boo Legislation
Need Tor N-sociatinn.
tn conclusion, the directors review
said
'Thn ulm. aud efforts ot tho us
pay rIs ussu, Htluu have been hrIo.ly
reviewed in fhC foregoing paragraphs
n is hrli',cd that thcrn is am ln'rols'
iuE appreciation uf these aims and
efforts. m spite uf M, tact that tbusr
ttontinucd on ragc twnl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
Text of Hagermans S
Address Before the
Taxpayers Meeting

H j Hagorman. president OF the
taxpayers association. In his address
boz opening the convention today. said
Ice part.
~ D. impracticuhlc m any great
degree tu separate the activities and
policies of the association during IN"
past two years from those of the
special revenue commission appointed
bon 1890 For most of that period the
H-ru,latIuus resources were largely
devoted fu tho work of tho cnWmi--
sion This was done with the fun
approval uf fhr directors uf tho ass"-
o. alton. 'fhr policies decided upon
Uy en-, commission were in the main
sImIur Co policies which hHN" all
along been advocated by the nssociu-
ton The commission stan was in
the main the association stnn. Much
of the data boo the commissions rec
port was available because OF the
associations prior research u iv
right thu, these two bodies should iu
public esteem stand or tall together
This is said with fnll appreciation rf
tho cordial cooperation of dl the
IucmhDtH of th, revenue commission
"bt tho objects Of the uH-o,iitiou,
u~ stated In its articles ot u-Hucuuoh.
tho first may bo s1ti tu have had q
controlling motive iu both thr assoc
citation ana commission ucuNitlrs.
This was.
81. To aid. encourage. and promote
the Observance ut economy in admin
iEtrutiou uf public business, iu the
state of Sew Mexico. and Iu the
counties, cities nud other political
subdivisions thereof
- know that We have bccu somv-
times criticized Tor dwelling too
a. HF.
the administration ot public atuir-
and that 10 has been Thought that this
idea ot economy has iu uur minds
/ too greatly vo1shuduWcd other Cuu-
. -IdprHtlous Co the exclusion oi yuy
we'll rouu Icd conception ui govern
mental functions TnH ,ritiri.m has
. however. been tn no uutricndlN spirit
uud be- probably duo ip ga, mI-Cuu-
. ,rptIuu ,i uur Iioa OF Whrf 20. term
/ economy. a- related tu public affairs
. means I aubmii That there is uo
. other single phrase Hu ratr Iu 'io I,
as expressive OF what ~ Hru looking
tor iu connection with government 90
tnr STATE. 30 IH quit, conceivable
thai Iu marrow some, tuy t,rm'
economy may imply ufggardlincs'
ana iu"niDi'u'N, uut 900 q nruudci
zonEc, iis nee iu ,puUurluu with gem
I ,Til government Involves much more
han q mere conception Of the care
tai pNprnditur, of public monies. !
Involves ideas us 90 the equitable u-
fossimout of property Tor tHNatiou
fair taN lcNios, efficient tax rollco
tour. necessary legislation. homes
and effective administration. h in
wolves nll that we are accustomed O.,
group together under the torm 90
good government. 80 ono cu
rightly bp called H Sir GuluhHd nt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
Don't Sit on My HawtP
Cries Sir George

By NEN service.
WASHtNGTON Dec Don't
SIT ON my hawt' Don't sit on my
hnwt'"-that's how Lord George
Riddle of tho British advisory dele
cation at the arms.limitation confer
cncc meets callers.
hut when the hats removed from
danger Lord George will wax init
mate. lio'll toll this one.
Here's how ! made my first money
I served writ uu collector of rare
books lie showed mo part OF a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
SEVERAL ARRESTS IN
ST JOSEPH FOR pI(Tk IsTINf.

1T JNNEIH, Mo-. Dec b.-Several
arrests for picketing the packing
plants In South n. Joseph followed
the strike today OF some OF the work
ers Union leaders claimed 60 per
cent OF the men were out but the
packers said the strikers did not num-
her moro than 20 per cent and that
the plants were operating with new
employees, The union leaders profess
ca to be disappointed with the NUM-
her on st-ike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
9th SESSION OF
CONGRESS OPENS
President to Read His
Message in Person
Tomorrow

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5.--The s7th
congress convened NJ noon today for
It's first regulat session,
Ten days mad only elapsed since
the adjournment OF tho extra session
and IL generally was prcdietee that
the session convenlne ts@ay woult
not end until well into next summer.
President Harding announced 90
the congressional committee which
notified him OF the conNenlnE or
congress today that he would deliver
his annual message IN person ut 20 80
o'clock tomorrow.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
Two Negroes Lyncbed
By Georgia Mob;
White Man Killed

WATNINSViLLE Ga. Dec. b.
Roy Grove and Yves Hale, negroes.
We're taken from their homes near
SNOW MIN Ia Oconee county late last
night and lynched, and Aaron Bird
song. who Is alleged 10 have shot and
wounded two white men. was shot
and KILLED hy n posse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
PACKING STRIKE
D Pc n s WI TIL
MANY MEN OUT
Chicago Little Affected;
Other Cities Harder
Hit

ST PAUL, MINI, Dec. g.
Eight or ten men were injured in
fighting that was precipitated
when a group Of commission men
tried to break through the strike
picket lines around the Swift and
company plant in South st. Paul
late today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05

,a.lng direction north, character
oi Tho daN clear
state Weather
Nrv Mexico. Fair tonight and
TUESDAY. becoming unsettled in cN-
ircmo south portion warmer to-
night
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Dee. g.
Sixteen officials of the five Kan.
sas City, Kans., locals Of the Anal
gamated Meat Cutter and Butcher
Workmen appeared this afternoon
before the Kansas court of indus
trial relations in Kansas City,
kans. The union officials, who
ignored summonses Of the indus
trial court Saturday, presented
themselves upon orders issued by
the district court of Wyandottc
county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-05
c R ASH | N
SN0WST0RM;
BODIES BURIED
UNDER DEBRIS
Two Trains Meet Head
on Philadelphia and
Reading Line

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. g.
Twelve persons are dead and a
score injured as a result Of a head
on collision Of two local passenger
trains today On the Newton
branch Of the Philadelphia and
Reading railway near Paper NILS
Station, 10 miles north Of this
city. The forward cars Of both
trains, which were Of wood, were
badly smashed and caught fire,
adding to the horror Of the acct
dent.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5.-Re.
ports indicating that from nine 20
twelve persons had been killed in
the head on collision and fire in the
wreckage Of two local passenger
trains early today between Wood
mont and Paper Mills Station, ON
the Newton branch Of the PhiIa-
delphia and Reading railroad were
received at the offices Of the road.
a snow storm interrupted com
munication and accurate reports
were difficult TO obtain.
The crash occurred in deep
cut. Very quickly flames began
eating at the wreekage, Reports
said several persons had been