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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
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kick Tor anything
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now agitating 3
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

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pattern Is said to be bad for the
nerves.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

''My press agent Ss>ef rsv;ss.
anything he writes about rae" seys
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His motto is: Leave it a. ii l4.."
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22
Confederate Electric Signs
"The Daughter Pays"
No Advance in Prices.

A Montana theatre manager
opened his new house with Empty
Pockets" Before long he was show,
ing "Brewster's Millions"
"TaVo Weeks With Pay" is a fing
sign that vacation time is abProdci~
ing.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

"What Do Men WGntI- asks 4
film title-and the whole world
knows it's prohibited.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

Red is the color of good fortune
among the Chinese.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-22

"Up the Road with sailie" i, to
star Constance Talmadge in films dur
ing June-the month when life in tho
country is pleasantest.
Wedding in Church Is Followed
by Deception" was discovered by
Eugene O'Brien among the news
paper headlines.
, 1921-12-17

by The Assorted Press. was do.
scIibed by Mr.. Burns as thu key 10
the solution OF the mystery end "the
only man that we know in Ills world
That knows all about it,
Mr.. Burns declared that Lindenfell
himself was not implicated In tho ex-
plosion but was SO close u he ra6i.
cal elements who were Its perpetrators
that he knew all about II. The Third
International. Mr.. Burns, was the
moving spirit behind tho plot.
L~indenfeld. according to Mr.. Burns,
went abroad originally on behalf OF
tho justice department TO obtain in.
formation which would lead 70 tho ar
rest OF those responsible for the cx-
piosion. When no reports were re
ceived from Min. Mr.. Burns said. ST.
vester Cohgrove. one of tho depart.
ment's agents, was cent over to find
out why Lindenfeid was not sending
the Information promised and he ar.
res. followed.
Radicals IN Europe as well as I'm the
United States. Mr.. Burns inserted,
were under surveillance by tho depart.
ment for suspected connection with
tho explosion and II the information
to be obtained from Lindenfoid proves
to be rs expected. arrests are in i'm.
mediate preyrect.
L~indcnfeiu. Mr.. Burns explained.
was the representative in New York
before his departure abroad for radi.
cal Polish papers and also was one OF
the representatives in America of Len.
Inc and the Third Internationaie. He
was recommended to the Burns detec.
two agency as the man who knew
most about the Wall Street explosion
and. Mr.. Burns declared, a careful
check had borne this out.
"Lindenfeld." said Mr.. Burns. 'is
tho only man that we know iii the
world that knows NIL about it."
For this reason. Mr.. Burns contin.
ued. Lindenfeid was sent abroad to
get the necessary information to en-.
able the arrest OF the participants In
the bomb plot and was to have re.
ceived the $50 900 reward for these dis
closures. He was Described by Mr.
Burns as a highly edusated and .rtel
liectral man OF prorsol7eed radical
tendencies, although he did not him
self advocate violent Ho IL
about SO years Of age and has a wife
and two children now in New York,
and is a half brother of Eosa Luxem.
Continued on Page ~
, 1921-12-17

The verdict which was returned
was signed by w. F. shaner, b. r..
White and ]. C. Austin. Tho text OF
tho verdict follows:
That the case of the death OF said
Edward Hurley was shock caused BY
being thrown from a motorcycle up-
on which deceased was riding in a
sidecar when tho motorcycle and an
automobile coliided on Yellowstone
highway opposite the renneries."
Witnesses who testified included
Albert Taylor. driver OF the automo-
bile. and w C. Philips and j. NJ.
Kelley. who were riding on the mo-
torcycie with Hurley Mrs. Don Lob,
dell. who was riding with Taylor In
the car. was when DR.. ]. c.
kamp appeared and notified Coroner
Gay that 1t would be inadvlsable for
Continued on Page Four@
, 1921-12-17
Scientists See
Relationship of
Volcano Activity


NEW YORK. Dec 17.-By Tho As
ISOLATED Press).-Theories that some
scientific relationship might exist be.
tween concurrent volcnnio activity re
ported during the week from Mexico.
Argentina. Chile. Italy and Japan
were ~discredited today by geological
authorities.
DR.. Edmund o-Hovey. geoIogist of
the American Museum Of Natural His
tory and a recognized authority on
VOLCANOES and earthquakes said the
areas OF disturbances were too widely
separated to have any connection.
J. Edmund woodman. professor of
geology in New York university took
III view that volcanic e~ruptions. oc-
curing almost simultaneously In DIFF
ferent parts of the world. are merely
condolences.
, 1921-12-17

ttAhiA11AoA . Aott u ln6 btEln gov
eminent was made public today.
The reply expresses that Germany
failed to tell exactly what foreign ex.
change would be able to deliver, what
delays she desired and what guaran-
tees she would offer meanwhile.
Until these details arc furnished It
will be impossible to consider the re.
quest Of the German government, the
note declares.
The commission expresses regret
that Germany had not replied to It's
previous queries as to what action
she purposed taking regarding the
commissions suggestions for baianc-
ing tho budget The German govern
ment was taken to task in the note
for this situation
The text Of the note reads:
THE r~eparations commission has
received q letter from the chancellor
dated December IA. announcing that
the German government was unable
t pay In their entirety the INSTALL
ments due. under the schedule Of pay
rlents on January IL and February
'15 next. and requesting the repara-
lions commission to extend the time
limit for the payment of these I'm
stallments.
The commission can but expres
it's surprise that the chanceilor'1 let
ter contains no definite statement as
to the c~utrencies which the German
government will be able to pay on each
of the above dates: as to the length
of the extension requested for the
payment of tho balance. OF as to the
security to be offered meantime.
'Unless and until the commission
receives definite information on these
points It will be impossible to give
consideration to, or evon examine the
request OF the German government.
"The reparation commission regrets
note that the chanceiior's letter
makes no allusion to the
he has adopted or proposes to adopt
in compliance with the views express
ed by the commission in lis verbal
Of November IL. and its let
ter Of December. 1921. The commits
, 1921-12-17
Wyatt
Takes Bride

Henry Wyatt. wealthy pioneer res
idsnt and hotel owner here. was
nlietly married last cyenins IN
Gienrock TO Miss Alberta Ginu OF
ca-rer, according to reports current
today and unconfirmed from direct
sources. The ceremony. It is under
stood. was performed by a Casper
minister who accompanied the
coupls to Glenrock.
Efforts yer made to keep the
marriage secret. it is also indicated,
as several of those in a position to
know were non-committal.
Mrs. Wyatt is the daughter OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Glau. 61s Grant ave-
nue. and IS an attractive young lacy
formerly employed as an operator
in local office OF the Western Union.
Mr.. Wyatt is well known through
out central Wyoming and in addi-
tion to major interests in the Wyatt
hotel building has other extensive
holdings.
, 1921-12-17
FaUOrs
COnscriptiOn
In Event War

WASHINGTON. Dec I7.-secre-
tary Of War Weeks is In favor OF
tho mobilization Of men. money and
manufactures under n CONSUMPTION
law In the event Of future war.
Such n course, the war secretary
declared in an address last night At
tho second annual reunion OF the
war industries board would preclude
p~rohfcering and Stacker lists.
4 would conscrip< every person
In the United States from Is 70 so
years Of 9 should a future war
prevail" said Mr.. Weeks
He described the draft law Of the
world war rs "one very great piece
OF Iegisiation-carried on almost
perfectly"
, 1921-12-17
"HOnest Money!
association Is
Being Promoted

WASHINGTON. Dec. ia ma
tional honest money association was
created Friday at the closing session
OF the monetary conference called by
Senator Ladd OF North Dakota to dis
GUS agricultural relief from what
was described as present day inequit-
able financial and credit system.
The conference also adopted resoiu-
lions indorsing the opposition recently
said to have been expressed by Henry
Ford n Thomas A. Edison to the use
OF goiS as a basis for a credit. and IA
vored the establishment of a national
currency through the insurance of
bonds as suggested by Mr.. Ford in
connection with The Muscle Shoals
project.
, 1921-12-17
MEN BESEIGED
IN CAVE Make
ESCAPE, CLAIM

FRANKFORT. Ky. Dec. 17.-Bud
Noble and two relatives. Beechcr and
Soldier Noble, were sought today by
state guardsmen and deputy sheriffs
as a result Of their escape from n
cave where tho suardsmen had be-
sieged tho trio Thursday. Bud and
Beecher Noble were declared TO be
wounded.
kale Beecher. son OF Bud Noble.
who with tho other two had taken
refuge In the ave after an attack on
the Breathitt county jail last satur-
day. wns arrested last night. The
guardsmen then learned that tho trio
had escaped from the cave.
, 1921-12-17
WINS $500 IN A QUIET GAME
PASSES OVER ROLL TO HolDuP

CHEYENNE. Dec 17-serseant
Gustav weltz, Company q. 5srd
United States infantry. Fort D. A.
Russell. was in n 1ubilnnt mood
when he started to walk to the fort
after wipuing 5000 in a quiet lit
tle game" in Cheyenne. but his ju-
bilation quickly was succeeded by
sorrow and Indignation when he en-
countered q man alleged to have
been J. Lloyd.
Come acrpza,v demanded the
man, showing the muzzio OF IN u
tomato against Weltz's shrinking
abdomen.
~whaddiu men-coms a~crossg'
replied Weltz.
with them 200 beans you Just
, 1921-12-17

dan was made. has accepted and is
prepared to take over tho hospital
there on the FIRST day of tho year.
Regardless OF whether Natrona
county does, or does not, accept the
states offer regarding the Casper
hospital tho state will cease to con-
duo tho institution as a hospital
january 1. II is stated.
Other counties of Wyoming which
havo built county hospitals regard
Natrona and Sheridan counties ms
singularly fortunate IN view the op-
portunity to secur large and com
pletely equipped hospitals for the
nominal consideration OF 81 each,
Laramie county is expcnding half O
million dollars for a county hospital
and other counties have spent from
SIS. 900 70 So. 900 for such institu
tons. mono Of which. with the excep
ton OF that under construction II
Laramie county. is to DO compared
with the Casper and Sheridan hos
pitfalls.
, 1921-12-17

Korea. China, India, Indo China,
Syria. Mesopotamia and the Philip
pine islands. taken forcibly with
out any rights. human or divince
and In confravenfio nof all law" by
Japan. Great Britain. France and
the United States The action. Lee
doux explained. was taken under the
old m law.
Ledoux. who as usual carried his
bible, umbrella and lighted candle.
was referred by police to the district
attorney.
, 1921-12-17
Chinese Trade
Bill Is Passed

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE
China trade bill was passed by the
senate lateFriday with provisions In
Scorporated by the house for granting
tax exemption privileges to American
corporations doing business in China
stricken out The bill in general pro-
vides for the organization under fed
eral charter OF American concerns for
business In China Tho measure now
zoe to conference with the house
, 1921-12-17
Complaints on
Shipping Rates
N az Be Filed

WASHINGTON. Dec. lT.-rnter.
state Commerce Commissioner Han.
presiding mt today,s session of the
Commissions Investigation into the
reasonability of transportation charges
ruled that participating shippers
might also file individual complaints
concerning particular rates and prose-
cute them in the ordinary way.
The point was raised by the applI.
cation OF n number of shippers rep
to learn how the SOM
mission desired tho proceedings hand.
led. The present investigation. Com.
missioner Hall ruled. is primarily
general in its character" but the
hoped to secure definite
, 1921-12-17
British Prince
Hunting Tigers

DELHI, Indian. Dec. 1.-THE
Prince of Wales Is enjoying the sport
OF tiger hunting as the CUES Of Ma
naraja Sir Chandra Jung OF Nepal.
Despite the rioting in Bombay and
the Hartals IN Ajmere. Allahabed and
Beiiares. his reception has been of a
gratifying character. None OF The
events on his program have been
abandoned. or modified.
, 1921-12-17
United States
Fishing Boats
Are Forfeited

VANCOUVER b. C. Dec. IT,
Three nmAl United States fishing
boats owned In the state of WASH
ington, which were found fishing
In Canadian territorial waters last
July. were declared forfeited to tho
crown by Justice Mnrtfn. In adj
miraity court The craft will be
auctioned on behalf OF tho Domin-
IONS department Of nshsries-
The boats were sslzsd by the
cruiser Malaspina In Queen Char
lotte sound The fishermen claimed
they had inadvertently crossed the
line In = dsnss fog.
, 1921-12-17
independence Is
Party Platform
In Philippines

MANILA, P. l.. Dec. If.-tBy The
Associated Press)-Absolute independ-
ence for the Philippines through com
plete severance of political relations
with the United States is demanded
in the platform OF the N~acciouaiist
party adopted by its convention here
today.
, 1921-12-17
FRANCE MAINTAINS
CLAIM TO III SAME
RATIO As
of formulating counter-proposais as
to French and Italian naval ratios. it
is understood

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1T.%By The
Associated Press.HJapan as a whole
will rejoice in the agreement on limi-
tation Of armament by the three lead
ing naval powers "as completely, II
not actually more full. than any other
country in the world" Admiral Baron
Kato. head OF the Japanese arms con
erence delegation. said Friday night
in discussing hi agreement
, 1921-12-17
Report of Dutch
Loan Confirmed

NEW YORK. Dec. 17.-cabies from
Tendon and other European centcrs.
int.mating that American bankers
were considering q loan OF tairiy large
proportions TO Holland were confirmed
b. ieay. 1t WIS understood that n
group of American financi,rs may or
ear.1c a syndicate for a Dutch extern
Al loan of SIS. 900 600. to be followed.
in all probability. by a second project
for the same amclnt.
, 1921-12-17

in fleets n harmony with that asrsaay
reached by he big three" naval
countries
1t is generally understood hat NJ.
Sarraut and Ambassador Jusserand,
the two French delegates now in
Washington. lack full power to modify
the basis or the details of the naval
proposals France has presented in the
committee.
The American sroup In the commit-
tee Of IS have not reached the point
, 1921-12-17
Trial Flight of
Great Airship
Will Be Delayed

WASHINGTON. Dec. 17.-Plans to
bring Americas largest airship. the
Roma, from Langley field. Va. to
Washington today on her first cruis
ing flight were abandoned early today
OF ward that the engines OF the big
craft had developed some minor trou.
bic that made III flight inadvisable-
, 1921-12-17

WASHINGTON. Dec 17.-By The
Associated Press).@The naval commit
tee OF is OF the arms conference re
stunned consideration today of the
French and Italian naval ratio prob
lem, but with little prospect that the
day would SOW any material results
In the way OF advancement ward an
agreement ariong the five powers on
rci2.iye naval strength and reduction
, 1921-12-17


ticular attention of the chancellor"
PARIS. Dec. 16.-tBy The As
ISOLATED Press6The entire German
Preparations problem was virtually
placed in the hands OF Aristide BRAND.
the French premier and David Lloyd
George, the British prime minister to-
night preparatory to their meeting in
London on Monday. This action fol-
lowed the despatch to Germany by the
reparations commission Of a conven
tional note. which reserved action on
Germany's announcement of her In
ability to meet her forthcoming pay
ments until there has been a c~onsulta-
ton Of the allies
A suggestion has been made that
tho commission take the money Ger
many has accumulated for r~eparations
payments and allot to France. The
commission believes this amount to be
nearly 200 900 900 gold marks.
, 1921-12-17
NO DEFINITE PLANS
FOR FRENCH

PARIS. Dec. 17.-{By The Associ-
ated Press.hFrance has no definite
shipbuiiding program. 1t was said in
officials circles here today in oonnec-
ton with the attitude of the French
at the Washington confer
ence on the naval ratio question. The
Continued on Page FourJ
, 1921-12-17
STRIKERS use
STINK BOMBS

OMAHA, Dec. 17.-Use If what
police termed stink bombs on street.
cars going TO and from Omnha's pack
ing house district, where meat cut
tiers and others are on strike. was re-
ported by police today.
, 1921-12-17
FIGHTING IN
erin GROWS
Lepvis Guns Brought Into Play Against
Rioters by Crown Forces at Belfast;
Peace Vote Delayed

BELFAST, Dec, 17:-tBy The Associated Press )-Fierce
fighting broke out in the Newtownardsr road section and East
Belfast today. The firing was SO intense that tram car serv'
ice was suspended. Lewis guns wers used against the rioters
An employe Of the tram service was shot dead ana =.
, 1921-12-17
FOR AUTO
CRASH HERE NOT
FIXED BY RY
Verdict Merely Establishes Nature of
Accident Which Resulted in Death of
Edward Hurleyon Thursday

No responsibility for the accident in which Edward Hur-
ley, a resident OF Mills, was killed early Thursday when a
bile on West Yellowstone, was placed by the coroner's Jury
following an inquest held under the direction of Coroner
Lew M. Gay Friday evening.
, 1921-12-17

Principal Arrested in WARSAW after
Chase Covering All Europe Admits
Connection and Names Fipe Leaders in
Wall Street Outrage in 1920

r WASHINGTON, Dec: 17.-.(By The Associated Press)-
The arrest in Warsaw of Wolfe L1adenfeld will clear nm the
entire mystery of the Wall Street explosion of September I6.
1920 1T was stated positively today by William J. Burns, head
of the department of Justices bureau of investigation,
Lindenfeld. whose arrest was reported to the denartnnant
, 1921-12-17
BILL or PARTICULARS UPON
OPERATIONS NOTE ASKED
Allied Commission Refuses Consideration
of German Request for Delay Pend
ing Receipt of Details

PARIS, Dec. 17.-(By The Associated Press.)-The allied
commission has refused to consider Germanys
request for an extension of time on her January and February
reparation payments until the German government tells just
what she can pay on these installments and gives other in
demanded. This developed when the text of the
, 1921-12-17
NO ACCEPTANCE
BY NATRONA OF
STATE HOSPITAL
Board of Charities and Reform Is Without
knowledge of Intentions Here;
Sheridan Approves Proposal

CHEYENNE. Wyo, Dec: Observation-Disclosures comfy
has as yet given no intimation to the state board of charities
and reforms that it proposes to take advantage of the boards
offer to sell it the branch state hospital at Casper for LOO,
the deal to be effective January l. Sheridan county, to whom
q similar proposal involving the branch state hospital at Sheri=
, 1921-12-17
Lends
STRIKE HELP
Colorado Coal Miners HAZE Assurance of
All Possible Aid, Lewis Says in
Denying Strike Recall

SPRINGFIELD, Ill, Dec. 17-(By The Associated Press)
support of the Colorado mine strikers to ethe
extent of the internationals ability, will be continued"
President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers of
america declare dthis morning. There has been no change
of policy by the International" Mr.. Lewis said.
, 1921-12-17

e1a six pcrscna ara Enovro e. n.-o
been wounded.
In m. p.u,m-. -
perron. v,-. shat wn,,sM s~o
81 vear- = &c.,
pens una IN the
vounv msr we. ss...r. les' ana q
and h.dlv ~ ero"u
other nsrt ~ ~. - IN an
v.nn.r ro .onn De
ana scvers,v r-o,s mo cnest
n-. n
tcmorrow - the anniversary Of the
r,m,,r, .,a~~ was begun the
IT whtch Il. OF James
nv fba 1,rr,r~ a. ssru- lister
or govsrnn-- T,,- tlnit-
fe.rsd r,ui y y
er-ssn~ ene heated
- ine'fents included
sI---,s 80 uam car crew whom
~ -essueo' 1dwar
s-ru~- ren eiee was snot and
- no.ner man, Whham Thomp-
aeo Dy a sniper.
DUBLIN, Dec. 17.SBy Tho Asso-
ciaseo fress)-Ffnai decision on the
Irish peace treaty by the Dali Eirsann
can be expected on Wednesday. but
not before, according to information
obtained from authoritative Sim Fein
earcies.
pubic session VIII be held Mon
uay .or formal presentation OF a mo
t,on ior fAuncauon but 1t Is expected
tnat tne debate VIII continue until
, 1921-12-17
QUAKE RccKs GUAM.

GUAM. Dec. ia severe earth
quake shock wan felt hero at noon
today. No damage was done
, 1921-12-17
Demand for Naval Permit Repeated in
Committee Hearing; No Adjustment
of Difference in Prospect

WASHINGTON Dec. ICY The Associated Press)-
France continued today before the naval committee of 10 to
Present her case as to naval strength and according to Brit
ish spokesman did not recede from her "claim for the same
ratio as Japan" in fleets IN harmony with that a;rsaas
, 1921-12-17

TRINIDAD. Colo. Dec. 17.-Three
Colorado Fuel a ron company mines
pany reports. In Las Animas county
Morley Is working. the four other com
pany mines being Idle on account OF
no orders. In Huerfano county Carr
eron. ard Kebler 10. 3 r reported
at wcrk with % isiners. Morley re
ported With !ss mincrs. giving n total
OF 243 miners at work IN the two dis.
tricts where a strike in protest over
a 3o-per cent reduction in wages has
been in effect since November IL.
, 1921-12-17

We have not withdrawn financial
support" Mr.. Lewis emphasized. I'VE
are assisting Colorado miners in their
fight against wage reductions and
have no intention OF disseminating II.
Request for n general system OF relief
I'm Colorado has been asked by district
No. IS. but no action on hat request
has been taken by the international
board
II cannot predict what action the
board will take" he said.
, 1921-12-17

PUEBLO. Colo, Dec. 1T.-John Nc
Lehman. district president of the Unit
cd Mine Workers OF America. an
nounced today the strike of miners Of
the Colorado Fuel & Iron company will
not DO called off.
I'VE will continue the strike TO the
extent OF our ability" said Mr.. Nc
Lehman.
The international has endorsed our
strike against the wage cut installed
by tho Colorado Fuel 4 1ro company"
declared Mr.. McLennan. land is CIV
ing all moral support to tho strike.
The strike has not been called off and
will not be called off. We will con-
tinue the fight against WACO reduc-
tons"
, 1921-12-17
Y. BOMBING MYSTERY IS S0LVE]
Weather Forecast

Unsettled and warmer tonight with
light novs in west and north portions
Sunday. probably snow.
, 1921-12-17

sion recommends this letter TO the par
ticular attention of the chancellor"
The Washington herald., 1921-04-22
BOND TRADING
REMAINS STEADY
Reaction Occurs in Number of
Speculative Issues of Pre-
vious Prominence

NEW YORK. April 2i.-while the
bond market as a whole maintained
q steady tone today there, were re-
actions in q number of speculative
issues which had been bid up dur
ing the previous few sessions. The
Chinese railways Is for instance,
declined rather sharply under 4
fairly large large volume of trans
actions Having closed att 4s on
Wednesday, they opened at AN to-
day and subsequently sold down to
~. Mexican government issues also
were resctionary. The IS opened at
I7k and went gradually down to
ASK and Is closed at s6z on We'd
nesday, opened At 36h today. and
sold OF to 36. For several days
these issue had been actively
sought after on limitations from
London that the new Mexican ad-
ministration was contemplating
some action on its foreign debt
Interest due on the two issues here
quoted 10 in default.