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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Former Bank Cashier
Arrested in Colorado
On Forgery Charge

GREELEY. Colo. May i3.--Ru-
doiph A. Nordeii. 90. formerly cashier
of the BuchinghAns state hank at
Buckingham. Colo. which was forced
arrested at his home In Buckingham
this morning on i6c specific charge of
having forged the name OF n. A..
johnson OF Creighton. Ncb. formerly
vice president of the Buckingham
bank. TO "a check for $1,000. Dis
trict attorney l. u. Reed Is authority
for the statement that alleged forg-
cries amounting 10 $4,000 have been
brought to light against Nordull.
Nordell. V II stated. Will base his
defense on the claim that he had
been given authority to Sign Johnson
name to checks and other instru-
ments. johnson denies this and
claims that upon several occasions he
has sought an accounting from Nor
dell.
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committee. Nas being advocated 10
keep naval ships on parade rather
than to save money for American
tax payers"
"it will probably subject me 10
ridicule when I say that I am going
60 talk about economy In the United
states senate" senator Norris. re-
publican. Nebraska. observed. In join
Ing the attack on the bill.
The navy dcpartmcnt--aud II
srems TO bc an administration policy
too--wunts the United States 10 have
tho largest navy In tho world. This
hill gives them the wish. Yet no
man. realizing the present economic
situation. observing the United States
treasury borrowing money daily. can
do Justice 10 the people he represents
hers and stand for that policy"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Doctors Testify
They Never Prescribe
Beer as Medicine

WASHINGToN. May ia.-Dr
Howard a Kelly. "a surgeon of Johns
Hopkins hospital and Dr James NJ.
H Rowland. professor nj IN. Univcr-
sity Of Maryland testified today he
fore the house Judiciary committee
that they never had prescribed beer
and had never seen u used as "a med
icinc.
Representative Chandler, republic
can OF New York. asked whether boer
was not responsible for the "magni-
ficent stature" and long nfe OF the
German people, who drink beer all Of
their lives.
Il do not know anything concern
ing the longevity of tho race" Dr.
Rowland said. u am an obHtotrician
and work az the iron; end of llfc.
I do know that beer or any fluid con
tanning alcohol is bad Tor babies"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
LARGEST NAVY IN WORLD aim
OF DEPARTMENT, NORRIS SAYS
IN OPPOSING BIG APPROPRIATION

N,ASfl1NCTON Nav na.--Atiaclr
m appropriations In the half billion
dollar naval appropriation bin WAS
renewed today by Senator Boruh. re-
publican, Idaho, VINO challenged In
crcascH made by the senate naval
committee aEErcgating tiO0. 0O0. 900
over house provisions Of tae6. 600. 600.
.or almost three times the prc-waf
naval budget. be said. Including the
Immediate appropriations and future
commitments. senator Borah said.
the bill really called FOR about $780,
900. 700.
Asserting that the Japanese navy
had only 1000 90 60. 600 men and
dhe British about 100000, senator
Borah raid Il appeared that the per-
sonnci OF 10000 men for the Amer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Man Fined on Charge
Of Defreuding Another
In Gambling Game

T, q. Moore. charged with de-
frauding a man ON a gambling game
said TO be played with cards and dice.
was given fine OF ti5 In police
court last night. His companion. @.
7. Carroll, charged with vagrancy.
vas released. The game was said 10
have been played north Of town.
scfcrino Severe. who was Accused
81 prowling around homes near New
York avenue and Eleventh street,
was sentenced TO rs days In Jail when
In court last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13

per cent OF our public expenditures
come under the war head.
1T has been my conviction fOf
years that sooner or later the nations
must get together on a policy oi
armament limitation both because OF
the terrible burden Of taxation In
Volvod and because armament compe-
tition inevitably leads Co war.
wrote and spoke OF this frequently
VclOpnent during the past six and a
half years has made me surcr Of my
ground.
"This Is not pacificlsm. FOR our
policy aH 60 armnmcnts must be pred
icated very largely on the policy OF
other nations. This Is particularly
true az 20 our naval policy. but
cannot believe that Il II either Inn
possible or impractical 10 bring about
a hard and fast agreement among
the nations to cut down these vast
expenditures which aro impOVerish-
ing their people.
The imperative hecesSity OF doing
this must be- apparent 10 any man
who ia at all familiar with the world
financial situation. I am enough Of
an optimist and have enough faith IN
the honesty and common sense OF
men generally TO believe that this
great step forward will be taken
sooner perhaps than now seems
possible"
Prosperity 90 Return slowly.
As a lifelong student Of financial
economic and industrial questions
and particularly as the author oi
Financial Crises and Periods of In
dustrial and Commerciai Depression
written IN 1909. Burton is recOg
niked as an authority both In this
country and abroad.
lie thinks that those people who
are expecting quick business re-
covery and early return OF prosperity
viii be disappointed. The recovery
viii be slow and there must be
furthcr liquidation In some lines and
lower wage levels We must do
everything possible TO help Europe
get en- her feet industrinily and a.
nanclelly so that she can buy our
surplus goods. which she 80 badly
needs. and which We 80 badly need
10 get rid Of Judicious extension OF
long g-time credits - European buyers
~ "a necessary factor.
We must face the necessity Of TAX
ing from Europe increasing quaint
ties OF goods and whatever changes
are made In the tsrin schedules must
be made with this IN view. Broad
~ speaking the situation does not
call for higher tarifa excepting III
certain Industries. such a. dyes, etc.
which We started 10 develop durinf
the war and which call for spccia
treatment during their dcvcloping
years.
burton shares with all other met
IN high position In Washington. IN,
view that the chaotic condition @ th'
railways Is one Of the most, u moi
tho most. perp;cIng problem de
manding government action.
Some way must be found 10 reduce
freight rates in the interest Of th'
consuming public and at the sam'
time save the railways from th'
bankruptcy toward which they ar
headed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Shllman Divorce
Proceedings Delayed
Until May 25-26

NEW YORK. May i3.-Hearings In
the divorce proceedings Instituted hv
james a. SiillWan, Ncw York banker.
MAY ~ and ts 20 May % and 90.
attorneys Tor Mrs. SULLIVAN announced
today.
A report from rOughkeepsic that
hearings lad boon called Off indcfi-
uiiely WIS denied by the ATTORNEYS.
They explained that the seven dav
postponcmcut was request cd. because
OF inability uf some Of the lawyers TO
attend hearings next week.
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and Legislative branches To- reduce
public expenditures. It Is one Of the
key positions in tIe whole govern
mont service
iiurton has jus, returned 60 the
house after az absence OF ! . years 80
that he belongs 10 the category OF
ncW members
I have Just had a two-hcur talk
with Burton in which hc discussed
with tho greatest frankncss vital
public problems. uc has the kccncst
possible appreciation of the necessity
of reducing government expenditures
to the lowest lcy.l point consistent
with efficient service.
~ IN of first importance" he said.
that the habit OF extravaganza IN
spending public money which the
war CAUSED. be- changed into the
habit v! ccpnomy II n important
not alone from the standpoint of tax
reduction but alro from the stand
point of an example g. the people Of
the country
unfortunately so large part OF
cost ,f running the government Is due
Ia past wars. that, try a. hard as we
may. the net results of our efforts for
economy viii probably be disappoint-
INK 10 the taxpayers.
hut the fact that sO large part
~ our budget is outside ~ our con-
troll. because OF world conditions
makes ~ all tho more necessary that
We exercise the strictcst economy
over those expenditures that arc
within our control
Expenditures Due to War.
Too much emphasis cannot be
put ON tact that approximately %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13

change their plans.
Congressman Thec-
dore T.. Burton of
Ohio Will succeed
Congressman Good
as chairman of the
"A pprop priat Ions
committee. " b q n
the latter resigns
from congress. az
hc proposes to do
very soon.
Burton II the ad .
ministration's choice
for this post aud ~
n more than an
even e h a n &c that
tho administration
will have Its way
The chairmansnip
of this committee ls
one Of the most ina .
portant posts In the
house at any time
At this particular
time, " d en- such
atrenuoua efforta
are being made by
lgfI flV sWsgtffiksU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
LLOYD GEORGE SAYS POLISH
REVOLT IS COMPLETE DEFIANCE
OF THE TREATY OF VERSAILLES

LONDON. May if.-Prlnin Minister
Lloyd Oeorgc in a dramatic speech IN
the houne of commons today concern
lng the upper SilcsiRn ombrosiio said
the action OF the Polish insurrecs
uonista was complete defiance OF the
treaty % Versailles.
= think Il ~ right I should speak
quite plainly" Mr. Lloyd Oeorge de-
clared, because II these things can
happen and we take no notice and
do not deal with them with that stern
Justice which has characterized tho
attitude of this country In all itn deal
inGs abroad u * going 10 be fatal 20
the peace 81 Europe II that n dln-
turbcd. l do not poe what Is going
10 happen TO Europe.
n am alarmed 1 am frightened
that unless some confidence ~ restor-
I'd ~ the world the consequences may
be ~ the most terrible character. be-
cause the whole Industrial world "a
70 built upon credit and confidancc
that once that u shaken ! do not see
how Il ran be rebuilt"
Won f'rsdom for pulmnd
Mr.. Lloyd -UeorRe declared tina
treaty OF Versailles was the charter ~
Polish freedom and that she was tKe
last country OF Europe who had a
right 20 complain about the treaty.
Poland did not win her liberty. he as
serted. Her liberty was due 10 Italy.
Great Britain and France.
Mr.. iioyd-0eorgc cited that the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
DIR. David J. Hill
Considered as New
German Ambassador

WASHINGTON. May it.-Dr. Ia
vid JAYNE itill New York. Ia
understood 10 have definitely declined
being considered fpr amhasrn dor 20
japan. aud u b. said hr is among the
foremost nov under confederation Tor
Ambassador 10 Germany when diplo-
matte relations with that country are
resumed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Former Pastor Gets
6 Years on Charge
Of Mail Robbery

EAST ST LOUIS. IN. May Ia
Guy Kyle. former Free Methodist
Mount Vernon. H.. were sentenced
20 siN years In tho federal penitoutlary
at Lcavcnworth. kaua.. today by
Federal Judge English. on a charge
e robblng a mail pouch containing
$4,000 az Mount Vernon. January
10 last
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Fall From Horse
Fatal to Daughter
OF w. A. White

BMPORIA KauH. May rs Miss
Mary white ne only daughter ot VIII
liam Allen White. author and pub
lishcr OF the EWporia Gazette died
thiH morning Of injuries received in
a fall from horse last Tuesday.
Miss whites horse ran under trco
ana low hanging branch threw her
10 the ground furturinr her skull
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
FOUR DEAD IN
FEUD FIGHTING;
Still SHOOTING
Principal Firing Today
Is Around Spriggs,
West Virginia

PIKEv1Id.E. Ky. May is.--Four
persons have been klll.d and one
man wounded IN fighting along tho
kentucky and West Virginia borders
during the last ~ hours. according
20 reports receivea here today. no
names Of dead were slven.
The principal firing toward the
kentucky side came from spriena.
wcy: virginia. according 20 the re-
ports. when Pike county deputy nher-
ifs and a number Of miners ap-
preached the state line. west vir-
ginia state policemen and miners ara
reported 70 have participated in tho
firing.
Earl Smith. q Pike county deputy
sheriff. was reported shot aud ssrs-
ously wounded BY state Policeman
Henry Bentley az tho West virxinla
end Of the toll bridge a. Williamson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
HrRRAII, DoiassR,s "

WASHINGTON. May isGThe
retail food dollar n worth is cents
more than u was In May. 1870.
of 46 cents This according 10 the
census bureau.
The wholesale dollar IL now
worth "a cents more than II was
then.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Las Vegas Sent Oldest
And Youngest Delegate
80 C. A. r. Convention

las Vegas took the hnnOrs at the
Grand Army cnCampmcnt here FOR
sending both the oldest and youngest
delegate o. l. Gregory one of the
delegates who was here is rs years old
and oscar tAndon Gregory, Jr., is two
aud half y'ears old. Baby dregory
was elected the Grand Army's young
est member last May az the Las Vegas
onCumpmcut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Pershing Selected
As New Chief of
Staff of Army

WASHINGTON. MAY a.. selection
~ Gcn"rai John . i'crrhinE 20 be-
chief OF staff of the armN was Hn-
uuunrcd TODAY hv Secretary WeekH
General l'crshinE VIII assutnr Ibis new
duties july succeeding Major Gem
eral pcyton q. March. Ills assistant
viii bo Major General James a. Har-
bnrd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Deficit of So, 9,202, ,437
In Fur Exchange

ST. LOUIS May fs.--Ofiiciais Of
the International Fur Exchange an
nounced a deficit OF te.z0e. s3T In the
finances OF the establishment.
a circular containing this irforma-
tion " being mailed 20 all stcckhold-
era n was added.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
so Killed in Mexico
In Clash Between
Catholics, Radicals

MEXICO CITY. May is.-Fifty
persons were Killed and score
wounded last night Ia Morelia. CAPT.
tai ~ the state OF Michigan. says re-
ports 10 the Excelsior early this morn
iug when police aided by unsolicited
help from radicals, charged lnrge
group of Catholics who were demon
Htrating against alleged dcrccrstion of
their churches last sunday by radi-
Gals
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Today's S Results

National League
~iX inninEF. called account rain.
liy inninga. u. W,
- Louis &C.. 900 VlO"l o
New York 900 l-- %
Walker and Commons. Ryan and
Smith,
Cincinnati .uIp ESQ iuOas it I
Rronkl,n 900 l2l 0O0-t I
Rixey and Wiugo. Grimes. Mitchell
aud Miller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
DELAY ACTION ON
REQuEsT FOR TROOPS

WASHINGTON May is.---Aetion on
the requests Of the governors OF Wtst
Virginia and Kentucky that federal
troops be sent 10 qusii the dlsturhanc-
cs on tho Mingo county border he
tween the states Il being withheld
~ the war dspertmept pending the
report OF a staff OFFICER sent from the
headquarters Of the fIfth corps area.
Fort BENJAMIN Harrison. Ind, today.
20 lnyestls lte the situation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
House Adopts
Conference Report on
immigration Bill

WASifiNGToN. May ig.-The con-
ference report on the emergency ini-
migration uiii was adapted today by
the house. II Htill awaits action In
the senate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
President of Flat
Janitors' Union in
Chicago Indicted

CHICAGO. May i3.--lndictments
charginE conspiracy against MN. y.
Quessc, president OF the Chicago
Fiat JanitCff union. and nine other
union officiala. wcro voted BY the
grand jury today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
Sovereign Secretary
Of Odd Fellows Dies

BALTIMORE. May is.--John Benz
Jamin Goodwin. "a. who for is years
had been secretary OF the sovereign
grand lodge. I. o. O. r., died today
Of Bfights disease ~ his home here.
Mr. Goodwin for 81 years was a
lawyer In Atlanta and twice mayor
of that city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
| WhirlS!
| SWirlS!
| Girls!

BERToE BRALEY sings about
them in verse that makes you
feel the glory Of the glorious
glamor Of spring--on the edi.
torial page.
Braley, Peerless
Poet of the People,
Writes a Poem Daily
For The Herald
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-13
HARDING SELECTS
BURTON FOR UNCLE
SANS WATCHDOG
Ohio Congressman Like
ly to Head Committee
on Appropriations.

WASHINGTON. May is.-Unless
republican leaders IN the house
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-08

The Arkansas Association OF
Moving Picture Exhibitors met
in Little Rock last Monday.
Among their actions was the
passage of a resolution forbid
ding the showing of the pic
lures of Clara Smith Hamon in
Arkansas. This is a significant
move and should receive the
hearty applause of the law
abiding citizens of the state. Re-
gardless of the fact that she
was acquitted after a sensation
sl trial, CLARA Smith Hamon
admitted that she took a man S
life and this should forever
bar her picture from exhibition.
1t is encouraging to note that
this stand was taken by the eX-
hibitors themselves. They are
beginning to learn that the pub
lie wants clean pictures and
they will encourage the eXhib-
itor who stands for clean a
musements.
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-08

'tater time with eager antici-
patton, resting assured that the
'possum will do their part and
hoping for a good yield of
sweet 'taters will also be rea-
dy when needed.
Good books and good period
icals in The home have Iau q l..
do with the ideas of the young
people. Books and periodicals
unable to supply their children
with good reading. Every home
with good books and good pc
riodicals is a home for better
citizenship and there should be
more of them.
Bob"
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-08
STATEMENT o, F OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT, ETC, OF
THE WASHINGTON
TELEGRAPH.

Published weekly at Washington,
Arkansas.
State of Arkansas,
County of Hampstead, SIS.
Before me, notary public in and
for the State and County aforesaid,
personally appeared j. E. Gold, who,
having been duly sworn according to
law, deposes and says that he is the
manager and publisher OF the Wash
ington Telegraph and that the fol-
lowing is, to the best Of his knowl-
edge and belief, true statement of
the ownership, management, etc, of
the aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption, required
by the Act of August "a, 1912, en-
bodied in section 4S9, Postal Laws
and Regulations, printed on the re-
verse of this form, ,to-wit:
That the names and addresses Of
the publisher, editor, managing ed
itor and business managers are:
Publisher, ]. E. GoGid, Washing
ton, Ark. ..
Editor, Autrey Young, Washington,
Ark.
Managing Editor, j. E. Gold.
Business Manager, ]. E. Gold.
That the owners are:
! Owner of Plant and equipment, J..
iE. Gold, Washington, Ark.
Owner of name and subscription
lists W. H. Etter, Washington, Ark.
That the known bondholders, mort
gagees, and other security holders
holding or owning one per cent or
more of total amount of bonds, mort
cages or other securities are:
Mergenthaler Linotype Company Of
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 9th day of April, 1921.
W. H. ETTER,
]. E. Gold,
Publisher and Manager.
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-08
JAPANESE VITAL STATISTICS.

Japan leads the world in proper
tion of divorces to marriages, it is
asserted here. Unofficial reports say
the divorces in 1918 numbered &c.
All, and the marriages 5O3,236, q
ratio of 1873 divorces to each 1000
marriages.
This is contrasted with the Ger
man rate Of 21.6 per thousand,
which is said to be the highest di-
vorce rate in Europe.
Unofficial figures indicate that
Japan's increase in population was
cut about half in 1919 by influenza
and high cost Of living. The year.
ly increase of population has gen.
orally been estimated at 100000.
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-08
SRIPNG HILL news

Spring Hill, April 6.-Rev,
j. w. Ward preached a fine ser
mon at the Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Roberts
of Robertsville attendedSss@ch
here Sunday.
Can milk be produced with
out a COW?
Isaac Milligan and family
visited friends at Battlefield
Sunday and attended church
services.
Plant that sorghum crop and
90 not depend upon merchants
for your syrup.
Ed Collins and family were
out joy car riding Sunday af-
ternoon.
Miss Ola Yocom returned
home Saturday from a few
days visit to her sister, Mrs.
Sanders, at Powers.
Miss Vera Moses of Washing
ton was visiting relatives here
Sunday and attended church.
If we will make our educa-
tion practical assist tenants to
acquire homes and make farm
ing pay property rights will al
ways be safe.
Miss Lera Collins has a mar
tin box up, but we presume
Miss Lera wants to catch q
\ Martin, probably Van.
Dick Foster and son Dick Jr
went to Hope Friday footback
We presume the buggies, wag'
ons and automobiles were toe
busy for them.
John Martin says it is toe
late to plant corn,, but Bob
saw him replanting corn Wed
nesday.
If we can't sell we can't buy
but we should put in time pro
ducing for home use and make
improvements that will make
the home attractive.
Startling Moses and family
were down from Hope Sunday
visiting NJ. G. Monroe.
Lawrence Powell, our jovia
mail carrier, coming down the
road whistling as usual and al
ways jovial, was called in to {
telephone Friday and just al
he lit on the ground the young
lady said April Fool" So,
There are many who looi
forward to 'possum and swee'
Washington telegraph., 1921-04-08

Another sign of spring the
Ioafers start their annual fish
stories.
One gentleman claims that he
once rode out tnoi the lake an
the back of an alligator, took all
the fish he wanted, rode back a.
gain. We award this gentleman
the fur-lined bath robe for the
biggest one yet.