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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
u. S. and Canada Have
l,500 Delegates at
Rotarians' Convention

EDiNBtRG. Scotiaud. June Ia
with the United states and canada
Supplying Z boo of m" $500 delegate
present. the annual convention Of th"
international Association NJ Rotary
clubs was opened here this morning.
The proceedings began with a pageant
m which standard bearers each at
tended hy four young girls iu national
costume. carried the flags Of tho 20
countries represented while the ma
t!uual hymn OF each country was
PLAYED uu the great organ in lsh"r
hall whore the principal meetings
viii br held.
The address ~ welcome WIS de-
Iitcrrd hv tho Lord Provost. who
said there were great possibilities for
tho guiuriaus 10 render assistance iu
the nuhlic ut large aud Co improve
international relations Estes Sn"d"-
cor oi Portland, oregon. president OF
the international association. iu open
ing the convention announced that
the movement had nearly 10000
members is It's international char
actor. hr said, u would sHryc the
world which was gropiug for an as
aotiatlons of nations The drstinirs
and the psarc of tho world. ho do
clarcd were largely in the hands of its
business men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
MANY CLOSE ESTIMATES IN
the BUSY CORNER GAME

n
Vl
Ilrraid ,a- %
qurrpuc
Ii" i~giunug mint, uoek. o an and
ill,ir Ttcrc
tu be- un in De- ni,rc-
A pintpsaIlsr4
on ~ ,ts.
undertook
q % II.
Wcrrs sr1ui- In
-m from 10
uni
a. ftr nr-t
~. D.. We~t sau of
-
fur thr third gfI each hsing
within sN tGi the number. Tts~F
Wanda isTr, 7tS Mountain Road.
Thcoiorc Wet
North
q i- tn Itr
added doiar each check for Soo
tlHfk- have is~'n mailed '-nnator-
1li wcek the Perfect of Fourth and Cen,
In
feat. Iooh H get "a game.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

Independents rise In a body. and put
200 heated denial.
bon addition To- claiming the entire
town as Dis rightful pueaeraiun, Nnliva
does own and boz his own name all the
principal industries OF tho city.
These include bakery with o. road
force of rs statesmen. two newspapers
u printing ana publishing plant. a
hotel randy factory. hank and
several minor establish nentH engaged
Boz the production Of aprons and mis-
tviIauruus wearing apparel
"lrH I'm "a multimillionuirc, " YOU
want Goo call mo that" Noliya said.
And I take Just and honest pride In
having accumulated all this wealth
from u jumping IN spot with 81 cents.
som, rirc oh1" ho Questioned.
I,HpitH ala hiF claims t1 riches. No-
hv1 claims he lives the simple life
with "a b.e IS" and uscs only $3.50 a
month Co Keep himself and family.
While hr talked the ovcrseer cast
frequent nervous ginncca toward the
duur once COZ twice he inspected the
heavy array oft bolts and locks.
"t.yr got eucwics- many ct them"
hr explained They'd like to KIN
m", it hHu chnnrg slipped along.
Therefore I.m careful
Nu.tH's precautions against agsnss-
iuntion keep him, locked almost CON
fIuuuuHIt iu hiH chambers. a per
.ouul attendant" fully armed is his
constant hodveuprd
Declares an I,nd tn Tyranny.
'AniNa ls o. tYfnnt,t said Rev No-
r,u "ttc wants ms 90 believe Zion is
uut mart of these United States. We
want tn wnrship hnrc as guaranteed
under tho constitution.
"tf hr let's uE alnnD We'll let him
tlnrr. ISN'T wsro not going o. be
tyrpuitrd over by him.
Eiun is h"Huiiful little commun-
Ir Nr want b. IN ho an AmericaT
,its vh.ro li.c and liberty are pure
ara irDr'
Nu n corner opposite iiev. Nelaon'H
church tho nyrrsecr had erected bill
board which notifies passcrsby that
iteN. NcispuH onufVh is "a goat
huusr."
Ur rival vantage points the indie
u,udputs have erected billboard post
,rs rfuorsirE their own cause for
liberty aud freedom
Thesr lu substance say that "nll
li,ing ln Zion Clfy uro not religious
Ituntirs'
"Wcu win snv the Independents
"Nui bV lugful'' SAYS Noliva.
T "t'U urc thcm iu hell first"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Bill for Free Tolls
For Coastwise Ships
Favorably Reported

WASHINGTON. June i3.-Amer-
ican coastwise shipping would be- ox-
empted from payment OF Panama
canal tolls under a bill orcered favor
ably reported today hy the senate
lntcr-occauiC canals committee.
Tho committee vote was unanimous
after senator walsh. democrat. Mon
iana. had Withdrawn % request that
hcarinEE be- held.
Chairman Borah. author % the bill
said that since the question was tho
subject Of exhaustive hearings eight
years ago there was no need OF hear
ings az this time.
Tho decision 10 report out tho
Rorah hill. applicable only Co Amcri-
can Cnaatwise ships. rather than the
Jones' PoindeXter bill. which would
give all American shipping free canal
passage, was reached. committee
memhers said. because u was believed
a. would be- easier 10 pass "A coast wire
shipping bill.
Another consideration. n was said
was assurances 20 the committee that
the British government conceded for
mnily during the TAFT administration
that the Hay-Pauncofote treaty au-
thorizod free tolls for coautwiao
American ships.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

confoetlon aud operation of res
taurhnts on sunday.
operation OF drug stores within
tho rity.
Following the PRONUNCIATION ~ those
"diris. the independents raised "a ssa.-
600 defense fund aLd puf iiov. Nol-
son in charge OF an offensive against
Nolitn.
Gcv Nelson mys more than SO
600 has boon cNpondcd paying fines
ana court costs or Viriluntos who ran
counter To- Nolyr's police.
NoIiNa Dcncs Iiis Assailants.
Noliva himself. in his executive
headquarters atop tho Zion hemo.
whore hr lives with his wife ami
daughter Ruth, hurled This drI at bis
attackers.
"rm rl,cr hcrc Thus, who DO not
want to obey my VIII VIII have to set
-ut.
This city and every inch of Its land
ie cuuHDcrutcu tu God. ir thc name OF
our good leader Dr John Alexander
nowic. and Z um hls HppoiUtop ou tho
work lN consent of Providence.
"rhcsr insurEcu's who ar, ,tusiue
so much mischief Hrr 600 uu1 horf
The ground their lUmHH stand nu be-.
longs 60 mo Am thrir property H
held under ioaa'H and Bs ovcrsc.r of
ZION, hold Tho iitlD and fo' aiuplr to
tho land
They'll never drive us OUT ~.
continued. "/ion Is uu eternal city,
- viii ALWAYS endure
But Hr This agitation is sign pf
'h" times the unrest ot HrN and uH-
tious
Women are at tho bottom of o.
they have stepped from tI'i~ place
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Holy War Is Raging In Zion City, Illinois;
Insurgents Are Trying to Gust Ouerseer YOliua
Short Skirts and Silk
Stockings Are Issue in
Hottest Town in the
United States.

zIoN CRY. m. June is-Thc
holicst town In America ls divided IN
ncrcc struggle.
Opposing each other are the rival
factions OF chief Ovcraecr Wilbur
Glenn Voiiva aud an independent
group who have banded into a vigil
nnce committee OF I 900 members.
There have been innumcrable
cracked heads. wholesale arrests aud
counter sorties on the police BY the
vigilantes
Heading the viEilantcs II Rev.
Thomas a. Nelson, pastor Of the
Grace Missionary church. whom Vo-
Iva has ordered out OF town.
Tho vigilsntes have n woman's aux
Hilary directed by the Misses Helen
Peters. Jessie Upp and Mary q.
Wheeiock They want removal of
style restrictions imposed by Voliva.
with freedom to wear silk hose sheer
waists and short skirts. u they desire.
The male yiEilantcs have this plat
form:
Ousting 81 vollva.
State Investigation of HIS ad-
ministration of city finances.
Control Of the public parks by
the people.
Right 10 worship as they
choose ana recognition Of proper
ty rights.
Refusal 10 recognize the Zion
flag Of gold white and blue.
Zion CITY was Incorporated in 1909
hy John Alexander pnwic. religious
leader who settled with his followers
ON a tract 10 miles square.
To-day tho town numbers close 10
9 0D0. half of whom profess allegiance
10 Noliya and have the edge on their
Independent ncighbors by majority
uf 900 voters
ZioniSt- Lead "Bluc law Ilfc."
Al true IlOniHfs lead . plainly sr-
vero life. The bible is their strict and
only code,
Voiivu. as successor to Dowie. is alb
solutp dictator.
Ilc boasts that an municipal officers
"arc my mon. and do as ! wish %
Friction started about a year ago
when the independents Increased
their number through the arrival OF
NV residents.
The Ziunisis rcsontcd what they
termed can cncrouchmcnt upon holy
ground by the uon-bolicvcFa in ZION
Ism"
During tho year they have enact.
ed number Of blue law ordinances,
an sponsored by Noiiva, which pro-
hibit:
smoking within the city limits.
Public use of the parks which
Noliva clnims are his
Modern drcHs by women, in
cluding wear uf short skirts.
Vaccination against Cummuuir-
able diseases.
Moving picture shows. dances
and even social games Of cards.
Baseball. sale OF irr cream and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Pueblo Appeals
For Haste in the
Relief Donations

PUEBLO. Ccio.. June .f.---Ap-
peal 20 the United states Cham
Der OF Commerce for relief aub-
acriptionH for Pueblo wsa made
today by Governor Shoup. James
L. Isovern, president OF the city
council OF Pueblo; q. l.. l.. damn
Scott. Pueblo Commercial club
and !. \. keatinR, chairman Of
the Pueblo chapter OF the Ameri-
can Red Cross.
The appeal which was present
cd by W. Frank Persons vice
president of the American Red
Cross at Washington sets forth
that pueblo'a need h beyond tho
resources OF the community. that
subscriptions have been light and
that haste II imperative.
Two more bodies both uniden-
titled. were reported AZ the central
Identification station here this
afternoon, bringing the total 10
far recovered 10 90. One OF thb
bodies was that OF a white wo-
man and .he other that of a
negro. Receipts and an insurance
policy found on the latter bore
the name OF Dan Glover. Pueblo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
SENATE PASSES
BuRsUM's MINE
ASSESSMENT BILL

WASHINGTON, June 13.2--
Another suspension Of mining
claim assessments work was vot-
ed today by the senate.
The bill by Senator Bursum, re-
publican, New Mexico, suspends
work for the six months ending
July ! and makes the assessment
year begin on that date instead Of
January l as heretofore.
The measure now goes TO the
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
HIRED MEN To
KILL kAbER,
WOMAN SAYS
Midwife Says Widow
Arranged Details of
Murder

CLEVELAND, June 13.-First
degree murder was charged in
two counts in an indictment re-
turned today at the direction Of
County Prosecutor Il. G. Stanton
by the grand jury against Mrs.
Erminia (Emma) Colayi,o. mid
wife, who confessed that she pro-
cured for Mrs Eva Catherine
kaber the two assassins who
knitted the latter's husband, Dan
iel, TO death.
CLEVELAND. June 1s.-Mra. Err
minl Colavlto. 81. was formally
he okcd On n charge OF murder early
this morning In connection with the
death OF Daniel F kaber after she In
alleged 10 have made some startling
revelations to the police. She la the
woman known a. midwife who
was arrested In sanduaky several days
ago.
IN a. signed statement Mrs. Colavlio
described how two days before Kabcr
WAS stabbed 10 death two years ago
his aasnssins tiptocd through his
home TO get the clay Of the land"
while Marian McArdlc. daughter Of
Airs. Kabor, played "a piano to drown
the noise.
Onic,rs said Mrs Colavlto related
how Arrangements had beer made for
committing The murder and told OF
meetings at which plans were arr
ranged. how they miscarrled and how
they were ro-arranged.
a pitcher OF water wns 60 be
spilled from an upstairs window M a
sigual 10 tho men waiting below that
tn" coast was clear. she declared.
Tho men wanted 5000 for COM
mitting tho crime" she said, nut
Mru. kaher declared she would not
pay IL unless her husband was Killed
win some weapon 30 that she could
collect on AN accident insurance
policy"
Mrs. kaber denied this statement
when u was made last light In her
pr sence, Officers said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
900
POOL FOR LOANS
TO CATTLEMEN
J. p. Morgan and East
ern Financiers to
Supply Half

WASHINGTON. june 10. -
J. p. Morgan and other eastern
financiers have agreed TO rnise
s25,0QO,000 as half Of a pool Tor
making loans 10 the livestock in
iustry, IL was stated officially to-
day at the treasury.
The other $25,000,O0, il was
said, win be raised by western
bankers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Marine Engineers
Call Off Strike

BALTIMORE June i3--Acting
upo. orders received from their iu-
ttrratIunM officers ~ Washington,
member uf th. Marine Engineers
Ber, fetal tssociutiou Boz this city
cull,d their strike of ana applied
fur work TODAY. Twouty-ntc of the
mon were htrd hy representatives ~
IA -nu,d states shipping board.
Announcement ut tho huudunm"ut
~ the strike Wps made boy O. union
official this morning
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Mormon Bishop
Is Found Slain
In Aqua Prieta

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. June The
body of !. " liilywhit", Mormon
bishup and resident 81 Douglas for
IA. past five years. was found in Aqua
PrIcta last night shortly before mid
night llia skull had been crushed iu
with un HN. so clups tu the mur
drr,r have been found
~ was raId hy the authorities that
iIliywhitr had been expecting tu ro-
r,i.c an Indemnity from the Mexican
government uf one hundred Thousand
dollars and n is believed -hhcy wa
tine motive Tor fur murder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
ASKS
ALLIANCE Of
LAB D R AND
: THE FARME RS
Warns of Anti-Union
Drive in Opening
Convention

DENVER June is.-Appcal FOR a
closer alliance between the organized
workers and the farmers of the coun-
try was made by President Samuel
Gompcrs today In addressing the
opening session OF tho forty first an
nual convention of the American Fcd-
eration OF Labor.
"Mcn Ia industry and In agricul-
turo." he uid. must have n closer
alliance. To- see 20 Il that they shall
not be- crushed by captains OF Indus
try and princes of finance"
The veteran labor leader warned
that tho same Interests that are pro-
noting the alleged anti-union drive In
this country are trying TO drive back
the farmers from the position they
have attained In the last few years"
lie urged united cooperation in op-
posing "tho movement being made 10
wipe out tho department OF labor aud
destroy the department OF agricul-
turc."
Iabor Intact
Tho labor movement OF America
stands now intact and will continue
to- Mr Gompors said, declaring that
th' uliN' on ihc hhi-uhiuu i"I''a on
organized labor had failed.
Before tho next snow falls" h"
added 'thcrr viii be- five million
members In the American Federation
of Labor"
''Thr labor movement Of America
as we'll as throughout the entire
MoflH' h' ~,ld. WIS mover u'ushi
the meaning OF the word retreat, and
WIZ p" h"''N'ns i"iMafd anu up
ward
30 m"Nein'ht IN history mas zee
Put y" si'aut l'st man ih' ii"uoH
union h,1trl'nl s"ld l,s'ueht bYh,-
r'in, Hndihs that ~ hhd eu',essiu
w wiihHio"o "a" ilfrs OF nntas"hiain'
h'll. h'N7 anu i'h'i'AHh'HH'
lho uh} purpose or the aht'-uhioh
uilN', ne ,nnllhN', ~ =" N'aheh M
Hplti ul INC W"t Nihk ptppt' OF INC
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The labor loader referred briefly to
wor Disarmament expressing the
hope that this would be- brought about
through international agreement
zone thing We nccd b. solidarity
among the toiling masses ot ,! tni'
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Today s Results


American League.
Score by innings. n. ~ ~.
Chicago ....1lO 600 O0N-s "a 1
Boston .....1OO 600 O03-d A. o
HutttrfsH. iuhrr aud Srhalk
Junts Thormlhlsu. Bush and kuul.
philadelphia ! ~. Loui- 4.
score hy innings R.H y.
st Louis. 0ot cog 0tr-f . 3
Philadelphia 900 OoG Oft7 Q
Batteries Rictmond. Hlrwcll aud
tnthuH. liurris and Perkins.
NafinnBl League.
score hy innings; ". ~ y.
Philadelphia 900 O0i 3iU- 10 2
Pittsburgh .Of0 O2t if'-i2 ~ 2
batteries; Baumgartner and Peters;
Hamilton aud schmidt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Babe Ruth Makes
His 10th Home Run

NEW YORK. June IA Hcsidca
pit, hing for the f;rsi time this SEASON
Babe Ruth made mis- twentieth homo
ruL of the year in the third inning
Win none ur, m tpdaya game with
Detroit
Ruth made h.s twcuty-fira home
run tn tho seventh inning with one
mur ON base
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Two More Labor
Leaders Sentenced
On Grating Charges

sew YORK. Juno t3.-Poter Stad-
muller and John Moran iicutcnnnts
of Robert T.. Rrlndoil. labor leader.
imprisoned for cNtoftion today were
sentenced IN supreme court TO from
six months tO three years in the pen
itrutiury They recently were con-
yictcd ~ cxtorliou and coercion In
connection with house wrccklng jobs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Missing Wife of
Roswell Rancher
Returns Home

LONG REAcH. Calf. June IA
Mrs Olga Beiiah. missing wife of
Morgan Beiiah. Roswell ranchcr. has
been found. She returned home sun
day night after being absent Tor 10
days NeurBsthonla is blamed FOR
her disappearance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Former President
Of Cuba Is Dead

NEW YORK. june IA General
Jose NJ. uomcz. former president Of
cuba died al the Hotel riaza at l.A5
today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

VHITIUI IIT8"TIUU UIHTI IUITHITNI ~
the day partly cloudy.
state Weather
New Mexico. Partly cloudy In
west thunder storms Boz east por-
tion this afternoon or tonight
warmer ip south-contral portion.
Tuesday probably fair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13
Weather
m THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE

Highest temper
allure N3 lowest
temperature &C.
daily range tenn
p,ruturC lH;
mean daily tenn
urratiIrc a. rec
latiNc humidity
q g. m aa rr
iatiNr humidity
O. u uI 49, pre-
tipltatiuu none
muNtutiui y"lor
ity ur wind miles
pct hour %. pre-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

NEW YORK. June t3.--The
American Smeiting a Refining COM
paiy today reduced the price OF lead
from ATS 90 f.50 cents per pound.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-13

ST. JOltNsnrRY. VI. June Ia
Horny g. Ide, formerly governor rcn-
ernl N the Philippines and later min
istcr 10 spain under the Taft admin
istrniior. died at his home here today.
lie recently had returned from Cali
fornio, where he spent tho winter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
New Orleans Cotton


 New Orleans. March So--Advances per sisted in the cotton market today. put they were narrow and not well main tained, especially during the second halt of the session. Better cables than ex- pected and favorable view of the an- nouncement by the war finance corpora tion that it would hold conference with southern bankers regarding the financ- ing of cotton exports were back of the buying, which set in on the opening, and at one time had prices 19 to P points higher than the close of yesterday, with May up to 1202c During the second half of the session there was a gradual sag under the influence of the favorable weekly crop and weather reports from the gulf, and at the lowest the active months were l point over to points under the final prices of yesterday with May down to 11.S1c. On the close the tone was stronger and last prices showed net gains on the day of to 10 points.
 According to the government returns, planting has become general in the southern portions of the belt Some lit tie surprise was caused by the statement that planting had extended as far north in South Carolina as the central coun- ties The trade expected an unfavorahie report, owing to recent weather condl- tions. but the review contained no really adverse comment on the crop and it was against values, in mild way, from mid session to the close.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-31
GRAIN TOOK BIG SETBACK IN PRICES LARGELY AS
 RESULT OF LIQUIDATION
By Assoclated Press

Chicago. March 30.--Grain underwent 2 severe setback in price today largely as result of liquidation on the part of rural holders of corn. Wheat closed heavy, to sac net lower, With May sl .Ss34 to $l.40 and July $t.H to $1.21h. Corn lost, 25sGl2l4c to 2s4e. and oats 1ACe lssc to 1%c. Provisions gained, Sc to Soc
 Likelihood that no harm to the growing wheat crop had been done by recent unreasonable weather made the wheat market open to the influence of unusual depression in the corn trade. Some re ports indeed were to the effect that lower temperatures had been q benefit instead of detriment to wheat because too rapid growth had been given q needed check Bearish sentiment was also emphasized owing to the early com plete absence of new export business The lack of confidence on the buying side became especially apparent in the last hour when the corn market was under heavy selling pressure. It could scarcely be said that wheat offerings were of larger volume, but no support developed and values crumpled away.
 All deliveries of corn and oats dropped to the lowest prices yet for the present crop. No industries were in the mar lyet as buyers of corn, and offerings to arrive had shown a material increase. Persistent selling of small lots by houses with country connections was a feature.
 Packers buying at the last rallied the provision market from declines due tc the weakness of grain.