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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22
DEMOTION OF LIEUTENANT
CAUSED BY LITTLE THINGS

Louisville.-Police Lieutenant Felix
Allgeier, on duty In the Sixth district,
has been reduced to the rank Of pa
trolman. Colonel Ludlow F. Petty,
chief of police, was loathe to discuss
the case but later declared that ALL
geier hadn't cut anybody's throat or
anything like that" ut was the cul-
mination OF little things" is the way
the chief put II.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22

New York for the wives Of its seafar-
ing men is In an numbered house
on Columbia Heights. To live in such
a number on that Brooklyn street Is
the ambition of every family which
has a man aboard ship. For 1t is only
matter of yards from the street to
New York Harbor and the even num-
bers are on the harbor side. From the
rear windows. you can watch the
tramp steamers from every part Of
tn eworld - and the Fall River lines
that skirt the coast toward Boston.
Hardly ship comes in but what its
captain or mate gets CHEEKY greet
ing from one Of those windows.
The call has gone out from the Ma
tional Board of the Young Women's
Christian Association for the seventh
national convention of that organiza-
ton, to be hel din Hot Springs, Ar
kansas. Every town in the United
States which has a Y. W. center will
be represented by local delegates to
the convention, which will convene
April 20 and last through April rs. In
announcing the meeting, Mrs. Robert
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22
PRINCES ASSASSINATION
DENIED IN LONDON

London, Nov. u. Rumors here
today that the Prince Of Wales had
been assassinated in India were de-
MED at Downing street.
The rumors were believed to have
originated from reports of rioting in
Bombay.
A dispatc hfrom Bombay said riot
ing was resumed there Saturday and
British soldiers were compelled to
fire several volleys into native mobs.
The rioting was said to have result
ed in the death of at least 20 and the
wounding of 200.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22
ALASKA FOREST RANGERS
TRAVEL BY MOTOR BOAT.

A forest ranger who rides a motor
boat instead of a horse would be
novelty in the Western states, but is
the rule in the Tongass National For
est, Alaska In a report to the United
States Department Of Agriculture, of
conditions there, E. A. Sherman, as
sociate forester, writes as follows
"The Tongass National Forest is
completely equipped with an admir-
able system of waterways. Here, in
stead of saddle and pack horse the
ranger rides seagoing motor boat.
He guides his steed by means of
wheel instead of reins; feeds 1t gaso-
line instead o oats; tethers it at night
with an anchor in some sheltered cove
instead o with picket rope In
mountain meadow, and used the paint
brush in lieu Of curry comb"
Rangers in that national forest
travel in couples, tow men to each
motor boat. The boat Is staunch'
sea-worthy craft, S5 to 40 feet long,
equipped with 25 horsepower engines,
and with fully inclosed cabin and pi-
lot house. Except when they are at
headquarters or actually at work in
the woods, the rangers eat, sleep, and
live on their boats.
Summer is the busiest season." Mr..
Sherman reports. Their day Is not
an S-hour day, but usually a 16 to 20
hour day, with only man actually on
duty while the boat is running. The
is Just as proud of his boat as
the Bedouin horseman Is Of his steed.
and the ranger boats in Alaska ase
the most distinctive craft sailing the
waters Of the Alexander archipelago"
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22

| o.
Ora Carew, leading woman with
Maurice Flynn, new Fox star, pro-
NOTED for the excellence of his work
| nthe perturbation OF Zane Grey's
"The Last Trail" was graduated from
vaudeville, musical comedy and dra-
matte stock into the pictures. She Is
a Salt Lake City girl by birth, but her
home now Is in Los Angeles.
Edna Murphy and Johnnie Walker.
co-stars. frequently referred to as
"the ideal lovers Of the screen, are at
work in a new picture at the Fox Hol-
lywood studios. The story is by Ju-
lien Josephson, and the picture Is be-
ing directed by William X. Howard
under the working title Extra, Ex-
ira" The latest completed Murphy
Walker pictures Is "The Jolt" a No
vember release by Fox.
William Russell is busy at the Fox
western studios in the perturbation of
1.-THE Rood Tree" by Charles Neville
Buck, a novel Of Southern life with a
feud theme. Sylvia Dreamer appears
in the feminine lead. Jack Dillon is
directing. "The Roof Tree was put in
work soon after the complexion of
Desert Blossoms. also starring Rus
sell, which is announced as a mid-No-
vember release.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22
STUDIO SHOTS.

Safely and promptly to the New
York offices of William Fox from
Camaguey. Cuba, came letter ad-
dressed simply, "Mr Buck Jones'"
The Cuban lady who sent the letter,
declaring herself an admrer of the
strenuous Fox star, even neglected to
names the country in which Charles
BUCK Jones might probably be
found; but that detail did not prevent
prompt delivery.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22

Estelle Taylor, who last appeared
for Fox in "Footfalls,' the big special
s"heduled for November release, fol-
lowing its run at Broadway, New
York, theater, is at work at the West
Coast studios, in new special pro-
duction in which she has a prominent
role. FOOTBALLS" was made at the
New York stldios.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22

u. Speer. OF this city. president Of tn,
National Board said: AS an organi
zation OF 57S,4S6 women, affiliated
with the women Of 35 other countries
we need to face al 1.-The demands upor
us In the light Of our present re-
sources, with the unity Of collectiv,
thinking. AS the war drew to a close
there was a wide spread hope that
from the ashes of so much sacrifice
there would Immediately arise a new
world. This hope soon gave way to {
pessimism equally widespread. Now
as the fogs clear slowly away an up
ward trend is dlscernlble. From mer
and women OF widely varying types
VIC hear the opinion that one Of the
worlds greatest assets for this move.
ment, lies in young women The last
convention was held In Cleveland two
years ago
Ny
Manhattan has its own No. 10 Down.
ing street. And If it had been DELHI
erately planned for a Premier's resi-
dence to rival that of Great Britains
it couldn't have been more fit. Stately
and dignified, at one time in the heart
of aristocratic New York, it is still i'm
pressive. in spite Of the changes of
time. 1t is in Greenwich Village, down
below Washington Square, and is the
home of several large and active Ital-
ian families who are not greatly con-
cerned with the problems being
threshed and worried over in London's
No. 10 Downing street.
Ny
Saturday half-holidays have killed
the curse of Friday. A few years ago
- when people worked six days a
week no bride would have been
married on Friday any more than
she would have chosen the thirteenth
of the month for her wedding day. In
New York, at least, that time has
passd. According to the clerk at the
Municipal Building, more couples en-
bark upon the defiance of high living
costs on Friday than on any other day
of the week. Saturday holidays are
what have done that" he said. ANY
employer will give man day off to
be married, and so Friday wedding
means three days for honeymoon tip
The Friday jinx has gone for good in
this CITY,"
Professional ex-service men who
are at present not engaged are pro-
ducing musical recollection" en-
titled Amt 1t the Truth to be given
at the Manhattan Opera House next
month. The proceeds are to be used
for the purpose of finding employment
for ex-service men who are in need
Of those things.
A woman's scream pierced the stuff
fly air of Ninth avenue elevated train
the other night Such = very piercing
scream 1t was that it started near
panic among the passengers which
resulted in the bringing fthe re-
serves from the West Eighty-eighth
street station. After a good deal OF
questioning. policeman found the
woman who had first screamed. She
was sitting in a corner holding her
right foot between both hands. what
happened to your" he asked. why
somebody" was the indignant erply,
stepped on my corn"
LUCY JEANNE PRICE.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22

In advance of publication of ux
In advance of publication in book
form, Whatever She Wants" pop
ular magazine serial by Edgar Frank
lin, was selected by William Fox as a
vehicle for Eileen Percy The picture
is finished, and scheduled as an early
December release.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22

Jefferson and Kelley and Shannon.
On the screen he has appeared in
"Flames of the Flesh" Thieves"
Broken Commandments" and other
Fox productions.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-11-22

William Scott is leading man with
Barbara Bedford, the new Fox star,
in her second starring picture, "Win-
ming With Wits" now in work at the
Hollywood studios under the direction
Of Howard NJ. Mitchell. SCOTS stage
career was with Maud Adams, Joseph
The evening herald., 1921-05-05
Man Gets so Days
For Theft From a
Santa Fe Mail Car

Rubon Lopez was sentenced 60 60
days iu the county jail this morning
80 he could not be accused ~ any
moro thcrg in that length of timc
"Siytv days" said judge W. v.
Mcclellan. $50 people Will not accuse
you OF other offcnscs. You are such
well known thief that u I did not
put you In jail people might accuse
you OF thefts OF which you are not
guilty"
Lopez was arrested early this
morning by Special officer George
Thomas in the santa Fv Yards after
hc is said 90 have taken q hand brush
and roil OF toilet paper from mail
car Boo tho Santa Fc yards. The po-
lice say ho has been in court before.
Lopez pleaded guilty.
Walter hernandez alias Jimmy
Hernandez appeared In court this
morning on the charge nf resisting
an officer at tho High School Her
nandtz WAS accused Of trcEpu sHing on
tho school property yesterday after
noon. Ito pleaded not guilty and ID
to bc heard at Q o'clock tonight.
The case Of Andres Muntoya. about
90 Years old. who Is accused OF en-
tlcing several girls under "a year,
of age. away from home, is 20 np-
peat al p O'Clock tonight also. Iis
is ON $1,000 bond Tor his APPEARANCE
tonight.
The evening herald., 1921-05-05
University Building
To Be Dedicated
Tomorrow Afternoon

Tho dedication Of Sara Raynolds
haii for home economies at the Unit
vvrsity w!ll be temorrow afternoon
at o'clock. Tho program follows.
Music by L. s Indian school band.
Address Of Ptcsontation-Cha
s. white.
RcHponsc-Mrs Rupert r. As
plund. board OF regents OF state Uni
verslty
Scntence OF Dcdication--A 4. Scd-
lilo. board Of regents.
Placing OF the names OF all donors
20 the building and equipment IN the
wall by Sara Rnynolda 3-year-oid
nnd-dauEhtcr OF Nr. and Mrs.
Joshua Raynoids. Placing OF the
bronze tablet OF dedication.
Bcnediction-Th Rev. a. NJ.
/ kuudseu.
Inspection OF the building by visi-
/ tors.
Music by the hand.
deception 20 students and faculty
! Q 90 O o. m.
The evening herald., 1921-05-05
DATEMAN ACT IS
AMENDED, RULES
ATTORNEY GENERAL
School Warrants May Be
Issued When F funds Are
Not Available

SANTA BE. May 5.--An act by the
last legislature II construed by the
attorney generals office as amend
Ing the celebrated Bateman act. In
hofar as the new act permits the is-
suancc of school warrants when
funds are not available. The opinion
was written BY A, ~. Edwards as
sistant attorney general. and address
cd 10 John iocrns. state educational
lows,
This office Is In receipt % your
letter VI April goth. asking whether
chapter t6 of the laws % 1921, being
an act 20 amend section f.Sbs % the
1915 codification ~ amended By Sec
tion ~ Of chapter i05 Of the laws OF
1917 IN effect rcpeals tho Batcman
act tsectiona i221-a0, 1915 codifica-
tion. as applied TO school warrants.
insofar aa this act permits the H.
suanco Of school warrants when
funds are not available, u is an
amendment Of the iatcman act. The
act provides that warrants shall be
paid Ia consecutive order when funds
are thereafter available and that no
other warrants shalt be paid out Of
such available iund'
Under section i232. the current
year Of school districts begins on
September first and ends on August
~ ~ the following year. The Bate
man act requires that all moneys
collected for one year shall be dts
buracd only for the payment OF the
obligations OF that year.
1T is a rule Of statutory construc-
tlon that where the wording of two
acts can be reconcilcd 20 that the lat
ter act does not conflict with the
former. the two should thus be con-
atrued together. Furthermore. ~ the
legislature had intended that the pro-
visions Of the Bntcman act should not
apply 10 the payment OF school war
rants u would doubtless have 20 pro-
vidcd In the vet.
'We believe, therefore. that war
rantr issued and stamped no funds
are To- DO paid from any funds Hc-
-rulng 90 the school fund FOR the
current year in which warrants arc
issued. lf at the end of the school
year. there are not sufficient funds
to pay the last numbered variants
Cor that year they can thereafter be-
paid from moneys coming into the
fund from dcliqucut taxes"
Tho first steam engine b. crcuitcd
to Hero OF Alexandria. who lived
nlnuf Ia century Isfurp Christ
The evening herald., 1921-05-05
NOTICE on SALE

sste o, New Mexico, District Court
County cf bsrnalllo. a,
John Iombf, plaintf, ", Muffl n
Tomhs defendant.
Notice Il hereby given that the undersizncd
a. special master appointed hf ihe 'ent 70
srty. will on the sixth day of Jane, fs-ii AZ
an. hour 81 DO a. u'ciock ~ the forenoon ~
she said day at The front door ~ me tounil
Couft House u Bernalillo County ~ oid
albuquerque. offer Cor safe aud ssN 10 thf
highest bidder for cash all the right tlo
aud interest Of John Tomhsi IN and 90 lot
Terrace addition 90 the City o. Albuquerqlr
IN accordance with the map thereof on tls
~ The nornaiilla County Clerks Office
The amount u the Judgment Tor the unpaid
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

state Of Ncw Mesiso. County of hcrnahllo.
in tho Distinct Court.
N kennedy QuinllNan, plaintiff, ~.
Elasnsr Naffun McAulifiu QuiuhYcn, de-
irndaut
M the ab8,o named defendant
You are hrrrby notified that a suit haT
been filed against guu be- the said Court and
County b. the anuFe named plaintin, in
which the said plaintiu prays for q decree
~ absolute divorce on the frounds nf descr
tlnn and Abandonment. And you are iufihrr
notified that unless you enter or cause %
DO entered FUuf appearance in said cause or
or before shs SOFA day OF jane. A. -. 1921.
Judgment will be rendered In Eaid cause
.gaInst you ~ default and the relief prayed
rSs 81 name q he plAintiif't attorney Is W
The evening herald., 1921-05-05
AnMiN1sTRfX KofIcE.

New Mcnicn.
IN the matter Of the Estate Of Edward
fanner. dtceasrd.
Notice b. hereby givcn that the igned
was. on thn gnd day ~ May 1921. daily np-
pointed admiuIstratriN uf tho estate of I'd
ward Faunor. deceased. hy the Probate Court
Of hofnallllo County, and having qualified o.
such adminisfratrik. All persons haNing claims
against the estate Of aid decedent are hereby
notified and required 10 present the came "a
the HndersiEnrd in the manner and within
iho time urcsrrbod BY law.
Dated Mhy tih 1927, -
Al
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

n,ruahllo County New Mcaiso bis final
rrport al such Administrator and the Court
has sppointed Thursday, the 18th day Of
May. i9zi. a. the day for hearing oeiee.
said final report and the discharge q said
Wiincss ny hsnd and the seal of faid
TRED CROLtnTr
tsoaD Clerk Of sai4 Probate Court
kr.rf Ita.at.oe afsv O.
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

To the Qualified Eiectsss Of the City of
Albuquerque. New Mexico
hN TIE authority in me vested, I hereby
proclaim that there will he held on the goth
day Of May 1921. special election In
the city Of Alhuqucrgue, a. which therc
Niu De submitted 90 the voters the follow.
ing propnsitions
J. To recall from office or 20 retain In
office Commissicner Naitpr NJ. Connen
Commissioner John N Raynclds. ard Com.
missioner John r. Mgianghlin. successor IN
office 20 Charles r. Made. deceased
measure designed Co determine
whether or not Section 9, Article v of the
city Charter shall be- amended 90 that ID
shall be- mHdc unlawful for tho city Man
arer 20 discharge or otherwise remove FROM
che service of the City any employee or
sroup - employees for the reason that
zach employee or group % employees may
be- a member o. Identified With or affili.
ated with any organization not prohibited
by the laws of the Sistc Of. New Mexico
or the Federal Constitution.
Tho said election shall BE- hold accord.
ing o. the provisions of the charter of said
CITY aud The laws oi the state Of New
MsNico
An qualified voters o. tho city o. Albu.
qusrque may vote ~ such election.
WALTER 81. OONkELL.
Chairman, City Commission and Ex.Oni.
clio Mayor. CITY of Aibuqucrque.
ADDIE W MeAvOY. City Clerk.
MAJ m.naHsENT
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

A working plan for the drilling
OF a is-mlle hole In the ground In
order 20 tap the immense reservoir
OF heat and power in the bowels OF
the earth has been developed by J.
p. Brophy. general manager OF the
Cleveland Automatic Machine COM
pany of Cleveland.
Brophy evolved his plan after Sir
Charles Parsons. inventor OF the ma
rlne turbine. declared that such q
tapping of subterranean resources
would end human drudEery.
Scientists were Interested in Par
sons theory but smiled nj It's prac-
tlcality. No cable ~ miles long,
such az would be- required for opera
tion. could bear It's own weight. they
said.
One and quarter miles Is the
greatest depth tho earth was ever
penetrated. Tho cable used then
broke Of It's own weight.
Brophy's Cable.
Hrophy suggests a rolled wire steel
cable made from small strands Of
manganese rolled steel. which has "A
greater tensile strength that any
other known metal. This cable would
be In six sizes graded from one inch
NJ the start to four inches when the
hole r. completed.
This plan. he SAYS. would give the
cable tensile strength OF 100 per
cent more than needed.
The drill and cable would be lifted
by a pully arrange ment with a lift-
ing p0wcr OF coo tons The power
for drilling would be rcnofatcd from
plant on wheels This plant woull
be on a track ~ miles long. allow
INK FOR manCuvCrs of the cable ~
any stage OF the drilling
Battling Heat
Brophy takes into account the fus-
ing Of metal a. great douths. When
the heat becomes 80 great that the
drill would melt. ho would drop bars
Of steel into the tube.
These bars would be OF smaller
diameter than the tube 80 that nir
could escape around them. Five
/ thousand feet OF steel bars ] 2 inches
/ In diameter would weigh $50 tons
The crushing wcient Of such n col
| umn OF steel 81 2.S27 tons. Such a
/ weight would pierce a solid body oi
! rock. says Hrophy. The column OF
/ steel would then pass into the rescr'
/ voir of heat and be consumed
''Thc heat 81 tn source wou'L 10
not less than 1900 ta 1000 lcsrces,
said Brophy in explaining lis par
Heat urits would decrease 90
| transit to tho surft"', bus "a stead,
flow would regulate that
steam generated al thg sourc'
uf heat supply would be- used To gen
! crate electricity which could b
mctcrod out 20 great distances"
The evening herald., 1921-05-05
NOTICE TO ALL OWNERS or RECORDED
BRANDS

House nil 40. CO. the re.recordlns aet as
passed hy the last legislature has been ooin.
piled with a. near as possible by the tHftlu
Sanitary Board by their mailing a uoticc
and rc-recurdinr blank Co Cfrry owner of
recorded brand O. hi. nostofficr address
o. 10 appears on our rrcordH A. hundreds
~ these notices have been returned Go us aa
UNCLAIMED MAIL Tor various reasons. any
owner of recorded brand who has not rc.
ceiNcd notice and rr.rrcording hisuk may
obtain same b. applying 90 this office.
N. q. KEENAN,
The evening herald., 1921-05-05
RoTfcfN A T0o0s los DUEHos oE
FIERROs REOiaTRADOs.

froycrto de- Ia Camera No. 90. "a acia
dr VolYtr a registrar sorlu pafuda Dor "a
ultima Legislatufa. ha tido cumpiida tan
rrrra como ha lido possible por - tlerpo DO
sanldnd do keses, maudandolos ana noticia
y nn hlanra para Nn'ver rcEistrarl1H. I'll
y direction como aparccU on uueEirns rcgls.
tros Como cIpnes d. ertas notiriHs han fidn
drYurlfHH n nostrus mnrradas so kfCLA
do ua firrru rrgistrain qnc NO haya rcclhidn
una noticia hlancn para NulVer y rnrreeis.
tar. pucdo ohtcnef 81 misruo aplicaudo euta
ofcina.
M. q. KEENAN,
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

lien on ihs right tlfls ard Interest oi John
Tomhs for The payment of the inafaiiment|
% alnaony. under and hy virtue - NJ term
of The original Judgment enter IN the ehof
entitled cause.
May 5-t4'io.20 HARRIET kEAf.
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

A k.lsher. whose posiofficc address is Al.
FRED CROLLOTr
fs..n clerk.
ny HARRY Y. LEE.
sf.v EfoIg.aS Deputy.
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

instaiimcnis of aiimony. for which The sale
- made IA Three Hundred finy Doiiars
$3.50 00l for Nhich tho said defendants IN
the said above entitled cause Aurisl ~
said dsicadant, huriei X. Tombs having
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

IT, me Qualified Voter, ~ Albuquergue.
New Mexiros
tion books for 10 spscial election to be
held on May 20. 1871 have been left Al
tho following places
first Ward Butts Drug Store. Firat
street and Central avenue.
Second Ward Alvarado Pharmacy. first
street aud Gold avenue
Third Ward; Mcdowell q Co Real ~.
tate Office, Second street and Gold ave.
nue.
Fourth Ward; Ruppc's Drug Store. 203
West teuirul avenue
Qualified voters are requested 20 register
their names in the Registration books Boz ths
shove named places on or before May y.
1914.
WALTER NJ CoNNELL
Chairman City Cummissiun aud EXON.
rio Mayor. City Of Albuquerque, New Mex
iru
Attest
ApDIE W. MeAVOY City CLERK.
tsean
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

ssDoHT'B--fon WISHED,
Don't wish you could find iob-Find ~
Don't wish you could rent year spAri
kOon't viss you could sell your house
HOwi
ny uslng the HGald's Classified Colun. a..
Phone saS pAons atb
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

Doesn't hurt e. hlt' Drop a Nttl'
'Frc,zonc" ou 90 aching corn, in
siautly that corn stops hurting. then
shortly sou liit ID right on WIN
uugoul Truly
Your druggist srlia tiny hottlo Of
"Fr,tzour" fur fcw cents, tunicicnt
Co remove every hard corn, soft corn.
,r corn between the toes, ANA th'
clllousos, without sorcn,sa OF irfiut
ton.
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

hOTIcE OF ADMfNIsfnATOn
ia The Matter Of the Eaiato of Emil Al.
honson, deceased.
Notice Is hereb. given that G. NJ Mon.
son u the Estate oi Emil H Monson de-.
ceased, has filed 10 the Probate Cour of
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

Tho first steam engine b. created
TO Hero Of Alexandra. who lived
about "a century before Christ.
The evening herald., 1921-05-05

- ApDrE W. MeAyoY city CLERK.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-08-30
PUBLISHING
SLACKERS

Still another Nevada newspaper
has printed the Stacker list for
the county in which it is published.
That is the Gardnerville Record
Courier. and the list is printed in the
center of page one, top. and in black
capital letters. No mistaking inten-
ton there.
Interesting to local people is the
fact that Vincent Nevin. for year
and half employed by The Silver
State, Is In charge of the mechanical
end of the Gardnerville newspaper
Nevin. 1t will be remembered. went to
France on the first American trans
port as member of the famous First
division, the original survivors of
which returned home in one auto
mobile"
Humboldt county's list of slackers
has not yet been issued.