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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
PROBE OF MINGO
NINE DISORDERS
TO BEGIN JUNE 10
Senator Kenyon to Take
Personal Charge of
Inquiry

WASHINGTON May 26.-Thc sem
ate committee ou education and labor
voted today 20 investigate recent dis
orders in tho coal mining region along
the kcutu,ky-West Virginia border.
A auh-,ommitt'e probably viii begin
hearings at Williamson West Va.
about june 90.
Tho committee ordered "a favorable
report ou the resolution by senator
johnson, republican of California. tn
authorize the investigation senator
Kenyon. republican. of Iowa, commit
I,o chairman. plans TO take charge
personally ui the inquiry at william
SON. bthrr members of IN" sub-com-
mittcc. Jrr 90 Doe appointed later,
The Johnston resolution b. To y"
passed upon by the srunte Dxpendi-
lures committee. 60 authorize vNpcns-
,s of tho inquiry and later must he
adopted by the srnatr senator KEN
you said o. was being pressed by
both Virginia senators. hy rrprcscn-
tattycs ot tho mino unions by nine
operators ana by uon-union men
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26


REDWOOD city. Calf, May "a
Captain Eddie Rickcnbacker. Amcrl-
can ace, left here at S;32 a. M. on n
flight which he hopes will take him
TO Washington. ID. G. by tomorrow
night II was his second attempt 20
get away today. the first having been
stopped by fog.
Hickenhackvr circled the field "A
few times before winging on IN "a
norihcaatoriy direction. The foF had
cleared and air conditions seemed
idcai for the start
In the first attempt he went as Tar
ns Martinez. 20 miles northeast Of
here IN an air line. The fog became
thicker as he progressed and was 10
heavy over tho Sacramento river
crossing at Martinez that all visibility
was l0et.
Before leaving the second time
Rickenbackcr expressed a doubt that
he could reach Washington tomorrow
night. There ~ some chance of his
doing no II he can reach North Platte,
Nebraska tonight. he said. He
planned TO make the flight 90 North
Platte. U.200 miles air line) without
stop.
lie expects TO bomb" the cities
ever which he passea with copies of
the Memorial day address OF the ma
tionni commander OF the American
Legion. The real purpose Of the
flight N to enable him to attend n
banquet given by the Metropolitan
club In Washington on Saturday.
Rickenbncker is flying light with
tho machine parts and acccsiorieH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
a Men Sentenced for
Attack on Crown
Forces in Ireland

DUBLIN. May 2e.--'Four civilians,
Joseph Hughes. James Keenan,. James
LAyng. and Jos. Mulkean were to-
day sentenced by court martial 10
rs years penal servitude for an at
tack on crown forces at Newry on De-
cembcr ~ last.
Al moon today the custom houne.
which was set afirc "Wednesday at
ternoon t,y a raiding party OF civilians.
officially declared 20 have been Sim
Fciners. still was burning. All tho
interior had been destroyed at that
hour. hut the main walls were stand
ine. as was the dome. the chief archi-
tcctural feature OF the building and
the clock was keeping time.
high official stated that the fnoat
Important document OF the local gov-
ernment board had been saved.
Fifty men. taken In and about the
old building spent the night In va
rious prisons IN the city and the bod
les OF upwards OF a dozen persona
killed during the struggle lay In NOR
guos. II was believed that some of
the raiders persisted In the fire. The
exact number Of wounded had not
been learned early today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
OUTBREAK Of
TYPHUs NOW
UNDER CONTROL


santa FE. ~. A.. NAV ss.-The
tyhpus outbreak on .:se Navajo reser-'
walton L. eonfinoIY % an area of rs
square sqiieA rs miles west OF Ship
rock agency Ard close 10 the Arizona
line. there have been only two deaths
In the past week, since the first is
deaths were reported and there II
very mite danger OF the disease get
tine outside the reservation. accord
ing TO Director Of the Public Health
Dr. =. y. Waller. who returned early
this morning from shiprock.
There are now only seven or eight
existing caaea. he says and all pa
tients are being dclouscd and placed
IN the hospital at Shlprock. Two
Navajo medicine men died the flrgs
week of tho outbreak and since then
the remaining medicine men. Who
tell the Indians they never learned
this disease have refused to treat
any cases and all are co-operntlng
otediently with the health aushovi-
ties.
the Navajos are thoroughly scared
ard many are deiousing themselves
and their "hogans'' under directions
Of tho doctors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Sole American Is
Eliminate d in
Golf Tournament

HOYLAKE. Eng, May. 2e.-Alian
Graham. Royal Liverpool, and W. 1.
Hunter, of Malmer and kingsdOwn.
Will compete in the finals tomorrow
FOR the british amateur golf cham
pionship az 80 holes.
Bernard Darwin OF WOking who
eliminated Frederick J. Wright OF
Hostui the sole remaining American
survivor. In the sixth round, went
down to defeat at the hands OF Hun
ter hy o up and TO play In the semi
finals. Hunter thus advancing TO the
final round.
Graham advanced to the final by
beating H =. o.. Tubha uf summing
dale by one holo iu the other semi
final match
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

.. 1915. was Slgi.sg3l9, our net de-
u.t waa sf-otii.ta. So ws couldn't
spnt 1n Increase boo tho fact ct such
lOfr
"Hut after 1 conference We agreed
to nay Wuturmpu and conductors G0r
au l0ur up 90 SOY. T. 1890. pending H
decision OF tho Public Service Com
mission rrcurdiug increased fares.
We told thv men lt increased fares
were granted ht then, th" rate uf toe
would tcmnin effective To- July I. 1874.
Uut Uu Inu. 90 1924. the Public Ser
NIr, Commission refused Co grant an
luUtrnsoI lIrc and imposed changes
u fares which further decreased
pIoFs revenues $4,000 per uunum
"pu Jan 2s. 192l We told tho men
CHAT thc wages rmutrd Jrly D. 1890.
would Lo discontinued. aud pay r,-
ou.rd to &c. Etrn tao payment of
frr meant tho ioss uf over teoO. 900
year"
con Jam 90. 100 of CO., mon walked
ont and disorders began. Outbreaks
haFc continued mtcrmittcntly since.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Boy, 18, Dies of
'Addison's Disease

COLORADO SPRINGS. colo. May
Ernest Tompkins died Yesterday
ON his eighteenth birthday 81 one of
tho rarest diseases known to medical
science. n iH known as "Addison's
dlsruso." and physicians say but ~
cases have been recorded I'M the
Addisou's disease, according To
physicians. is one tffccting the supra
ranrl capsules. ahdominai sympn -
thctir nerves and gunglia. and h
characterized hy hrownish pigmenta-
tion of the skin. progressive ancmia
and prostratton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Burlington Increases
Its Dividend Rate
To Ten Per Cent

NEW YORK, May es-The Chi
cago. Burlington and Quincy railroad
today declared a five per cent dividend
T, a. able June IS. an Increase OF ono
per cent over the prevailing semi
anLaal rate.
In announcing tho Increased divi-
dend, Hale Holden, president Of the
road, stated that there was no assur-
ance that the new rate would be per-
mnnent, although a permanent ten
per cent annual rate was content
plated.
Although none OF the directors
would comment on the report. II was
understood In financial circles that the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern
railroads, owners Of the Chic-so, Bur-
hnEion ~ Quincy, favored dividends
go charges on q new 6h per cent bond
issue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Chester Murder
Trial Will Proceed
With Eleven Jurors

KANSAS CITY. May 26--Attorneys
for the state agreed 70 proceed today
with the trial % Daniel Chester be-
fore u jury OF N mtn on a charge OF
first degree murder In connection
with the killing OF Miaa Florence BAR
ton here last October after the ques-
ton of the legality OF trial by less
than IL jurors had been raised. one
Juror was dismissed yesterday after
he had been disqualified.
Miss Barton was fatally wounded
while motoring with Howard Winter,
her fiance. Winter was slightly
wounded.
Thc state contends that Chester
fired the shots wnen. with two COM
panious. he attempted 10 hold up
Miss Barton and Winter on a country
road
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
CAR STRIKE LASTS
II WEEKS IN ALBANY
AND ITS SUBURBS
Bitter Struggle Contin-
ues With Both Sides
Determined

ALBANY, n. v. May 2c Trans
portntion hy street ears here and u
surrounding towns o. practically dee
morllizcd This is the seventeenth
week ot "a bitter labor nEh withou,
the slightest slsn of liidiug on either
side.
Technically tho contestants are the
United Traction company operating
every street car boo Albany Troy
Matcryloit. E,uss'Il.r tuHuDH and
Green Island, 600 th" one hand and
1000 members of tho Amalramatud
Association OF street and Electric
Hallway Employees of America, ON
the other.
Some ears arc running. and ON
short huuls in tho business section ut
Albany passengers arc iidluF. Cars
are forced To- operate. aH OthtrNl la,
they would forfeit th,lr franchises.
Fares range from o tu rcuts.
War Ipon JnneN-.
Hundreds uf buses uro attcmptlug
10 operate at slidiug faro ct from
10 "a 90 cents, hut scores of police
ana private detectives arc arIestiur
driNpfa uu frUhuIUtlltlrs aH auto kiv
as th,y appear ou tac streets vita
passengers
The drivers domanH 1 jury trial.
furni. o. bail and return tu their trade
and are aEAm promptly ARRESTED. Iui
convictions tr, held uuuNeE because
iuri,s must hr mIdp up li .Ifizrna
indignant &c hoius deprived ot trlu--
| puriItiuu
Mronvhil,. Albany ia tho rconc oi
| frequent disorders.
tumunnN = ~itir.
! Henry o. MDffHrIWuN NIrs prc-I
ant uf United Traction TOLLS m'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
British Give u. S.
Navy Too Much Credit,
Admiral Simms Says

LONDON. May 20 Rear Admiral
WIN g. Sims who commanded tho
American naval forces iu the war
1au, duriug IA, last two years of the
world war. told Admiral Beatty of the
Initiah grand fleet. and Distinguish
ed asssmblugc OF British and Amer
Jean naval men and other prominent
persons TODAY. that the british mad
been disposed o. give the American
navy too much credit for the part u
,plHycd In the allied victory.
In an address az a luncheon given
by the Pilgrims society In his honor,
Admiral Sims said
'"rhc British grand fleet was the
EcyStune iu the allied arch, without
which you In this country would to-
day hc speaking German with very
strong English accent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
j. S AMMUNITION
SEIZED IN DUBLIN
Official Says 10, 386
Rounds Have Been
Captured

LONDON. May 2e.--American am
munition totailing i6.sse rounda. has
been captured In the Dublin district
since March ss. Sir fIamar Green
wood, chief secretary for Ireland. an
nounced today In the house OF COM
mons.
The chief secretary made this state
meat in reply TO Colonel Martin
Archer-Shee, unioniat member for
Finsbury. who asked him whether
ammunition OF American manufactur-
era had recently been captured In
raids on Sim Fein premises In Dub
lin. and what was the amount ana the
nature OF the captures.
Colonel Archer-shee. In n supple
mentary question, asked whether IN
View OF the fact that large sums or
money had been raised In the United
States for support OF the campaign
OF assassination and anarchy IN lre-
land strong representations would bo
made TO the United States government
with reference 20 this fact and the
nnding OF this ammunition.
Another member wanted 20 know
how u was that this large amount
could come TO ireland and whether
sir ITamar would ask the United
States TO assist IN preventing It's 80
doing.
The chief secretary said he noted
the importance OF tho supplementary
questions and would confer with tho
foreign secretary, regarding them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
British Troops
Begin Advance
To Upper Silesia

LONDON. May 26 Four battalions
of british troops on the Rhine began
their advance to Upper Siiesia today
to reinforce the allied troops already
there. The transfer h expected 70 DC
completed by the end Of the week
II was semi-officially announced to-
day that additional forces OF Tour ha'-
talions Of British troops, totaling
som. 9 goo men. will be sent To tho
disturbed area The sources from
which the additional troops VIII be
drawn were not disclosed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Germany Convicts
First Man Accused
OF War Crimes

LEIPZIG. May 2G-scrgcant IIcync.
accused OF having iii-treated British
soldiers who were prisoners OF war
az the prison camp AZ Horne, West
phnlla was sentenced to ten months
imprisonment hy the high court here
today He was IN. first German SOL
diUr 20 be- tried ON criminal charges
arising from the conduct of the war.
The next case 90 be- tried viii De
that OF capt Mueller who was ac-
cusod of il-trcuting British prisoners
AZ the camp at karlshruhc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
King Boris Escapes
Bomb Throwers

SOFIA. Bulgaria. May 2e.-King
Roris. standing In the balcony OF tho
royal palace. was iu close proximity
10 the bomb throwing incident which
caused eighteen casualties during the
national parade yesterday.
A number OF communist leaders
have been arrested.
some OF the school boys who were
severely wounded are expected 10 die.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Sabbath Dissertation
Most Distressing,
Presbyterians Say

ST LOUIS. May 26-sabba,h desc
Grafton was described as most dis
tressing' In n report adopted by the
southern Presbyterian general ASSEM-
bis here today.
tummcrcializcd amuaemcnts are
"rohhinr our cities of their quiet and
holy Slbhath," the report dcclai ed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
ONE AIR MAIL
ROUTE ABANDONED
HAYS to Take OFF Wash
ington to New York
Fliers

WARIIINGTON. May 2G-Thc
Washington-Now York air mail route
will De- abandoned after May 81.
Postmaster General Hays announced
today.
Urgent necessity Tor ''"h"lnN m"
tbo fnet that means Of continuing the
trpnrtmsnTs experiments with aif
malls would be- afforded ny th' N"W
York San Francisco route, w"r" gwen
aa she rauanus fur the decision.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

MOTION Wash, May Sc
Alan WrHel sworu be- would never
shave until the country went wet
Friends met him with smooth
face tho other dny
Sure" ho explained. = decid~d
che country H never been dfyi'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

KEY WEST FLA. MAY &C.
"iiuv your hooze from us and De
hurird ON tho spot" was The motto
OF hunilsEgcrs who established
headquarters in cemetery here.
Police Utldrd the cemetery amt
f,iyDd 90 saspR nf "houtch."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Bulletins From Booze Battle Front

great forward win
a prospects OF
a u A..
the
n
wide foutd disodso them
fronts by The
fIern'd sNttt tUr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
lANAnINN sIdIOE.

DETROIT. Mich. May ga
Leonard slt.r took hold of HIS feet
with hntn hands and rolled over
lkr n fuuu
What. th. idoa9" asked a po-
lfUmuu
WA, Tm ON automobile tire"
Huid HHNrr
Inds, charged him 50 for vul-
tuuIElnE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
HARDING SEEKS
A POLICY To
AID BUSINESS
Financiers and President
Discuss Way of In p
creasing Exports

WAsHiNgTON. May IS. The ad-
ministration's policy of promoting OK
poriation as means toward restora-
tlon Of normal business conditions
was discussed al white house dinner
last night attended by Secretaries
Mellon and Hoover. J, 4. Morgan.
l'aul warhurg and a number Of. other
prominent nnancicrs President
Harding was said 10 have talked over
th. whole subject with his guests.
The dinner was quietly arranged
and no word OF u made puiio unti
today.
a was undcrsteod that. while no
hard aud last program was decided
upon the discussion served TO cement
the belief OF administration officials
THAI one of the BEST remedial meas
urcs available would be active coop
cration between the government and
business men for revival of export
trades.
To Aid Enrop-
~ was also indicated that the nd-
miulstratiun policy would turn to-
ward some sort OF aid t1 the financial
situation iu Europe as part of the
effort Tor general world stability.
The dinner ia expected tu have an
near future between the president aud
other financial leaders.
% ~ understood that one Of the
pr,sidDutH chief purposes in calling
the iinnucicrs into conference was 10
discuss the contemplated loan uf
American private capital to foreign
goystnmtnts and the effect OF such
loan ON the resumption % normal
industrial conditions ut home and on
the American. export trade. Mr
uurdinl is said tn have laid before
his guests an Offer 90 do everything
practicable to cooperate Tor IN. rcliri
ct economic conditions while the
iauk.rs are said to have replied with
expressions OF Willingness 10 work In
clos. conjunction win the admins
tration.
Mos, 0f those present are undcr-
stood tn have argued cmphuttDalA
that the h,st way 90 promote export
frid, would ho by hrlpiur actively iu
rehabilitation ct Eurup,1n finances.
Do is said 10 have been sugFcst'd that
American products could be sold la
many parts of the uld world % Amer
loan capital wsre invested abroad 60
enable the purchasers to pay.
Mr. Harding had uu engagement
TODAY with Chas 70. Sghwuh. steel
muEutt,. and Hithuush mo- announce
mcnt was made She assumption was
that hv was consulted uu the same
generality
Mr SDhwub is understood 20 have
discussed with ths president the prob
lem uf rrhahilitItiug the American
merchant marine. holding that radical
steps must be- taken quickly u the
barge tonnage constructed during the
war is ID bc kcpt under the American
fag .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
EASTERN SECTOR.

NEM YORK, May 2a.-
"Mhatcha got in that packagef'
asked "a customs inspector at the
Holland Line pier.
"A birthday cake" the owner
replied,
sure enough be was. hut hidden
la every ON, ul the ib birthday
cnndles was a small bottle OF
cornur. or French brandy.
The birthday celebration was
rather dull.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
MnnnIr Mrsr sECTOn.

KANSAS CITY, May 2s.--John
Cooper used his wifc's wringer for
a wine press and the washing ma
chino fnr u still Wife got pecvcd.
John paid s2Oo fine.
CINCINNATI. May 26.-A train
hit "a tru h loaded with $500
worth Of booze. rassrngora leaped
from the train and headed for the
truck,
Back. ON your lives shouted
federal officials, drawins rcvolNcfa.
"Dh. death. whore b. thy stnE
said thr pnsssug era aa each svizcd
"a pint
NEW PiiiAbEIpliiA, ohio,
May 20 Flushing into the county
clerks office. a. man seized "a bnttio
of red ink and rulped u down.
e thought 81 was booze taken in
raid" De- told doctors later
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Today's S Results



First rlmct
Score lY Innings. n n VI
New York 100 0e0 ooo-a o.
HoHon 200 Onl O0i-3
Benton and smith. McQuiiian and
O'Nflli
Second game. r. ~ y,
New York ....I00 0a0 000-3 o
boston ....... 500 600 0oi-t 10 2
Batteries. Douglas, Salicn aud
smith. FlninEim and Gnwdy
Scorp. u. II. y.
Cincinnati ..e0i Ono 0io-t 10 o
Pittsburgh .... 0nl 600 0Oo 3
Batteries Marluard and tiargrarc;
Hamilton Xiun carlson and Schmiit
American l.cREuc
score. R.H. r..
Chicago ......uO0 600 nf0-
Detroit sol 0gO G0t--ii rs
natictlss nurspnoit und NHr,an.
/ uaua aud imwler
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

SEW YORK May 2G.-Thorc
was nothing lut ice In the refrig-
Grating plant of the Gienola when
she docked hero after a trip Go
Europo Uut alert Officers hauled
an N-ray outfit into the hold and
found zoo bottles of "hootch' fro
zen into the lrU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
Rickenbdcker LeaDes California
On 2 Day Flight to Washington

RENO, New, May e6.-Eddie
Rickcubacker passed over Reno at
IL i05. He was flying at an alti-
tude Of about 1000 feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26
DFNVEn MINT DINErrOR

WARRINGTON, May -. --frcaldent
Harding today nominated Robert J.
Grant OF Denver. 10 be superintendent
OF the Denver mint.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

NEW BEDFORD. Mass. MAY
ga foreigner was charged with
uprrutiuE 1 rN..
Guilty.. your honor" he said,
hut / wasn't going 90 drink tt.
Aiv mother Dr. SICK and she needs u
Tor hu.mtut
bound over 10 the federal
court" mld the 'udgc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-26

fIAVANAH. May 2s.-Thirty- eight
eases of buhonic plague with 2 deaths
were recorded IN IampiCo. Mexico,
and envirnns w April and May. u ~
declared in dispatches received by
Havana port authorities.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-20
Dundee Is No Ouittcr

Johnny Dundee is something like
the book. He doesn't seem to know
when ii is time to quit. He is a sort
of perpetual motion man.
As far back as year ago the fistic
critics were agreed that Johnny was
at the end of his rope as fighter. He
tried four or five times to whip Benny
Leonard but could never succeed.
Every time he met the Bronx boy he
got a worse trimming, but he was al
ways ready to come back for more and
he still has hopes of standing over
Leonard while the referee tolls off a
fatal count of ten.
Johns chances of ever realizing his
fondest. hope are very slim, but this
does not detract from his qualities as
scrapper. Few tougher or more con.
sistent lightweights have ever broke
into the game. in this country thar
Dundee and he will be fighting for a
number of years to come unless pres
ent signs fail. The Scotch Wop owns
several thoroughbred race horses
which are very expensive pets. quite
often he finds that the upkeep of his
horses is greater than what they can
win for him and he hops right into the
ring to dig out enough cash to carry
his stable along. It's gay life for
Dundee