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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
AGENTS SEEKING
FOOD PROFITEERS
IN NEW MEXICO
Department of Justice
Men Instructed to
Begin Work

Are there any food profiteers In
New Mexieog II there are look out.
Profiteers may BIO reported 10
Washington. Agents of the depart-
ment OF Justice have received orders
to make an investigation Of the high
cost Of eating. -
Just how soon the investigation
VIII start ls not definitely known but
u will start SOON. The orders asking
the investigation OF food prices have
come from Attorney General IA. N.
Daugherty at Washington.
The orders received here are only
ones similarHto those sent 10 depart
mont OF Justice agents In other states.
II II believed that agents will be-
sent TO various towns in the state TO
obtain both Wholesale and retail
prices.
Agents hera probably viii receive
their Instructions from the M Paso
Office.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
100000 LOANS
APPROVED, TOTAL
IS S4,8OO,OOO
New Mexico Agency
Committee Passes on
Additional Requests

Applications for 100000 In loans
were approved this morning uy the
New Mexico Livestock and Ag:lcul-
tural Loan company. which is in Hes-
sion today IN the company office at
21Uth West Central avenue.
This brings the total number Of re-
qucstcd loans now approved by the
cumpnny since itz organization to 81
SOC 600, IL was announced this noon.
Applications Tor 100000 In loans are
being considered this afternoon.
The executive committee Of the
New Mexico Loan agency. which has
to pass upon an applications Tor loans,
approved f1g5.S62 yesterday.
Members of the executive commit 70
tee OF the loan company who were
present at the sessions today were
Gregory Page. Gallup; W. r. Morley.
Magdalena; G. q. Mnrdorf Santa Fe;
Roy Mcdonald, Albuquerque, and G.
u. BiFclow, manager OF the company,
W n. .iirray ~ silver city be- tho
only member not hera.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
At TTORNEYS GENERAL
OF STATES TO PROBE
RETAIL PRICES
Daugherty Will Call on
State Officials for
Cooperation

wASiItNGTON, Dec. 2g.-Aid Of
the attorneys general of the various
states will be- relied upon by the
Justice department in an effort to re-
adjust retail prices OF the necessities
Of life, Attorney General Daughorty
said today.
when the Departments investiga-
ton Of retail rices has been Com-
pleted Mr.. DauAherty said. II was ex-
pocted that the local authorities in
the different states would take the
necessary steps To remedy local situa-
tions, while the department would act
In cases where there were violations
OF the federal law.
Mr.. Daugherty said that he cN-
rectej to publish a table Of the cost
OF necessities food. fuel. shoes and
clothing--to the consumer In different
localities as compared with the pro-
duction costs Il these commodltics
Publication of retail prices was ex-
pectcd 10y Mr. nuugherty to have "a
sulutary effect upon profitecring
prices Already, he said, announce
meni Of the departments invcstiga
tion has had some effect
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
EMBEZzZZI EEENT CASE AGAINST GOV. Small DISMISSED
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
BRANCH BANK IN
NIlM YORK SUSPENDED

NEW YORK. Dee 2a.-The Italian
Discount a Trust company at Gg9
broadway. Ntw York. branch OF
the BancH ltaliana Dl scontO of Rome
which has been closed. also closed
its doors today. following run.
Italian exchange, already tho weak
est Of the allied rcmittanccs in the
local market. dropped 10 points ia
aga today upon receipt Of news Of
the closing Of the Banca ltaliann hi
Sconto. and the declaration boy the
Italian government OF modified mo-
ratorium
Guglicmo Marconi. the wireless in
vcntur Is president OF the board OF
directors ~ the bank which was
formed In 1913 by consolidation OF
several older financial institutions
The bank has more than $50
branches in Italy, France. Spain. Tur-
key. Brazil ana In the French colo
nles Latest reports ayailnbi" here
showed the institution had paid-up
capital Of 3ii.o00,O00 lire. reserve
fund OF GN.0OO.0O0 Hire ana current
deposits of about $50. 0OO. 00I lire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
bURCH SURLY
AS A[|ENISTS
DECLARE He
IS INSANE
Murder Defendant Re-
sents Statement He Is
'Conceited'

Los ANGELES. Dec. 29.-Juat be-
fore noon Adjournment OF the trial Of
Arthur &. Burcil for the murder OF
j. Beltol Kennedy here today. Burch
grew first grave and then surly as
DR. Ernest u. Hcag. the second allen
ist called hy the defense. called him
''conceited. flippnnt and self CEN
tered
The nllenist added new terms to
the first doctors statement that he
was frivolous" Both said his con-
duct Indicated insanity. Burch
showed such marked unrest that for
the first time unce the trial started
the bnilim. who has him In charge.
took place directly beside him.
Teking OF testimony Of br Charlea
Allen OF the Los Angeles lunacy com
mission was resumed when the court
opened today.
Dr. Allen occupied the stand the
greater part 81 yesterdays session
His testimony tended 20 show, coun-
sci for the defense claimed. that
Burch is In a state OF mental de-
teriorntion amounting to insanity.
Friend TcstiIics.
shortly after court convened Dis
trict Attorney Thomas Lee Woolwine
read TO DR.. Al'en the transcripts OF
Questions put L" burch anu the
latter's answers. taken TWO days after
ms arrest. B'lf'hS replies were ihal
he did not car" To tax until he had
consulted an attorney, the transcript
showed
Following. he reading OF the tran
script tho district attorney asked Or.
Allen II he hal thought that Burch,
az the time tho transcript was taken
lacked sufficient mentality to be
alive 20 his eneitonmcnt and to take
such precautionary measures as nor
mai human beings would take Or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
Debs Is Resting
After a Rousing
Welcome Home

TERRE HATTIE. Ind. Dee. 90. a
Eugene v DubS. socialist lea Ter
paroled Christmns day from federal
prison. WIS resting nj his home here
today following ruusing home
coming orlrbr alton rendered him ltsl
night by thousands uf his follower
nnd fellow tuwusp.Iplr
Debs was mot tt tn station by u
crowd estimated at i-tw"en 1870
and 49, 600 prrt,n- who formed a
parade and cs'art"d hw 10 his hor,'
Persons In the iig crowd were h"'
decked with rcd hitF, car"' INK bruIt.
of rod fire AMI lar" placurds ~
flaming red 'ulh--.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
ITALIAN BANK
WITH 100 BRANCHES
CLOSES ITS DOORS
Government Announce
ment of Modified Nor
atorium Is Cause

ROME. Dec. 29.--The Banca ItRl-
lana III Sconto closed its doors this
morning, following the announcement
by the government OF a modified NOR
atorium permitting the suspension OF
payments of the obligations OF GER
tain corporations through cOure de-
cree. The banS, profiting by the an
nouncemcnt. suspended payments
pending court proceedings
Tho branches Of the bank have
been closed throughout Italy It's
promises here were under police pro-
lection today with numbers Of its
customers gathered outside
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
j. s. ASKS FOR
CIVILIZED RULES
ON SUB WARP ARE
Direct Issue Raised in
Session of Naval
COMMITTEES

WASHINGTON. Dec. ga direct
issue as to whethcr future submarine
warfare shall be conducted under
Civilized rufea WAS raised today by
she American delegates before the
arms conference naval committee.
The American delegates urged
adoption OF the Root resolution and
won the supper; OF Great Britain bat
the French, Japanese. and Italian
delegates urged reference OF the
matter to a commission of experts
The Root resolution which would
regulate Use OF submarines against
merchant orait were the subject OF
spirited debate at the morning sea-
sion. Action IN them was POSTPONED
until further discussion cabinet had
at an afternoon session.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29

near Knnkakee. ILL.,. June 10. 1859.
He was educated In the state normal
school. took up a business college
course and secama country school
teacher at 10.
AT 81 he turned to farming on o
l6-acre tract Of land. About this
time he married Miss Ida Moore,
dsughter ot a neighborinE farmer.
smalfs IS acres gradually grew TO
100 and he hna always kept himself
Identified with agriculture.
His political career began in 1895,
when he was elected supervisor. In
1895 he became clerk OF tho circuit
court, and later the same year, was
appointed a trustee OF the Kankakee
insane asylum still later he was
elected president OF the board OF
trustees OF the institution.
Small was elected state treasurer
IN 1915 and governor In the fall Of
1920, for four-ycar term.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
Debs Expected to
Make National Tour
For Socialist Party

CHICAGO. Dee. "a Eugene V.
bchs viii make "a national tour uu-
der auspices OF the socialist rarty. lt
was announced here today NJ national
socialist headquarters %. G Wilson.
state secretary for Illinois said that
members Of the party's national eX-
ocutiVc committee expected to meet
with Mr.. pebs within few days 20
with the party
Mr.. Dcbs is expected to visit So
ciallst headquarters and make an adj
dress In Chicago in the next three or
four weeks
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
Mines at Butte
And Anaconda to
Reopen January Is

BUTTE. Mont, Dec. eg.-Mincs and
reduction plants In the Butte. Great
Falls and Anaconda districts viii re-
sumo January 10. u was announced
today nv all the local mining comp1-
nieH Starting January lG. horl-
zontnl wage decrease of 90 cents %
shift Will go into effect
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
Two Persons Killed
In Bomb Explosion
In Lisbon, Portugal

LISBON, lice. 2s.--Two persons
were killed AMI five others wounded
today through TIE explosion OF bombs
which II II alleged we're being manu-
fngtured In building belonging Go
The Lisbon general conferccation OF
hbor. Some arrests followed, The
government "a mainithlnihg order and
the elements ffoIu which violence
was feared oy the authorities are
under surveillance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
1921 BUSINESS REVIEW.

The 1924 business Review by
tichnrd Snillanc, which The
Herald VIII run on sunday. II one
of the most exhaustive aud NJ
formative business articles of the
year. II goes into detail regarding
business In nli lines Ia the past
year and points out the develop
mcnts that may he expected In
the forthcoming year. The lusi-
ness Review lIa- bccn prepared
for the philadelphia Public ledger
aud obtniied by The Herald for
exclusive Publication In Albuqucr-
que Territory. IL viii bc worth
while for every business man as
well ~ Others "a rcnd this review,
10 be sure that you get sunday
Herald, placc your order now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
LIoUoR.INDIN suIP SEIZED.

IV0TIN- DO .N-"TNO HrITIFh
schooner Golden West with u cargo
OF alcohol aud liquor aboard was
seized by the Custom Guard Cutter
Acushnet while ~ anchor outside this
port II was turned over "a custom
officers The vessel was flying the
Union Jack. though owned by a for
mer Boston bartender,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29

per hour, 30, prevailing direction,
oust, character ut the day clear.
state Weather.
New Mexico Fair tonight,
cooler In extreme south portion;
Friday fair. warmer In east por-
ton.
Arizona Fair tonight ana Fri
day: little change In temperature
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
Hughc, SECS Harding.

The new angle taken dy the nego-
tlalions was described to President
Harding today ~ Secretary Hughes
who went to IN" white house before
the naval committee met and was
closeted for nearly an hour with the
chIet executive. There were indicn-
tipns that Mr.. Harding wns seeking
some means OF at least bringing the
powers togeth ~ at later conference
when present strains on international
relations may have been removed.
some OF tho delegates are taking
the position. on the other hand. thai
no such meeting would be practicable
until there appeared unmistakable
evidence OF change Of view among
the disagreeins powers H. was IN
dicated today tliat In the American
group there Hns feeling that there
would be nothing to discuss In any
naval conference In tho near future
unless the Root resolutions regarding
submarines are adopted.
The American delegates attnch a
great deal OF Importance 20 these
Root resolutions, almost as much as
they do To the ituot four point reso-
luton laying down principles for
guidance OF The powers In their deal
ings with the Tar east Though un-
sensational In appearance. the pro-
posed submarine declaration, IN tho
opinion OF tho Americans. marked a
distinct advance towards the move
ment TO divcst naval war OF ne moNi
repellent and irhumane feature n
H. conceivable lat the international
supreme court. an outgrowth OF the
Paris confercn 20 may be tho tribunal
which Ia the future would deteruiln.
whether these regulations have b,cr
violated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
CLNPmNM MINs MNrCn.

HONOLULU, Y. H. Dee. 2g--aam
Chaplain Of England. llPht-henvy-
weight wrestler. defeated Bull Mon
tnna Of Los Angeles In two straight
falls here last night. Chaplain took
the first fall In hS minutes and the
second In 40 minutes ~ and two
fifths seconds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29

Highest tcnpeF-
ature. 60: lowest
temperature, a.,
daily range tenn
y crature. 81
mean daily Gem
y Z turc, %,
relative humidity
o q m 81. rclG
tive humidity q
a. M 58 pre-
cipitntion, nom;
maximum Veloc-
ity Of wind miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
STATE DROPS CHARGE AFTER
COURT UPH0lOS INDICTMENT
BUT QUASHES SEVERAL COUNT!
Illinois Executive VIII
Face Trial on Conspir-
acy Charge Along With
Lieutenant Governor
and Banker.

WAUkEGAN, Ills, Dee. %
The state this evening dismissed
the charges of embexzlemenI
against Governor Len Small
Attorney Laforgee, for the de.
fense, objected and demanded the
governor be given a triai.
Judge Edwards nolled the in.
dictment and the only charge re.
naming against the governor Il
that of conspiracy to defraud the
state.
The state was directed to fur
nish the defense with a bill Of par.
ticulars next Thursday.
The court set Saturday, January
z, TO hear a defense motion for
separate trials for Governor Small
and Curtis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
ARMS CONFERENCE
IN CRITICAL STAGF,

WASHINGTON. Dec. ss--Its horl-
zon becloudel l.. many elements OF
uncertainty, the arms conference to-
day entered "A phase OF its negotia-
lions which will determine whether
II IN to be successful in Imposing
limitations In Lhy class OF war craft
except capital ships.
The Immediate proposal before the
naval committee when II resumed its
session was plan OF the American
government to limit the TONNAGE of
nlrplane carriers. ON this propagation
and on proposals to restrict the use
OF submarines and the size of indi-
NiduUl warships OF the auxiliary
classes. the American delegation now
pins its hope OF anplifylng the capital
shin agreement. but to which France
Yesterday attached reservation as
TO replacemcnts. Much attention
centered about the proposals of Enhu
Root OF the American delegation FOR
limiting submarine operations. al
though At was Indicated that no agroe-
mcnt on that feature was In sight.
seek Further instructions.
The delegations also have Indicated
ihat they desire further Instructions
from their governments on the point.
especially In Ntcw OF MIR. Roots sug-
geStions that usa OF underwater craft
agalnst merchant vessels be pro-
hibited entirely and that submarine
commanders who violate humane
rules OF warfare be liable to trial as
pirates.
II wds privately conceded in all
quarters that tho negotiations on re-
naming issues uf the conference had
not been made caster by yesterday
pointed exchanges IN the committees
session which heard Frances fin
refusal Ia lay aside her submarine
program.
The open declarations OF Arthur J.
B.lfuur Of thn British group ard
Albert Sarraut OF France regarding
future Anglo-l'r-nch relations were
talked of as forming an unusual
chapter OF diplomatic history ana az
bringing To the surface Of the con-
ference AT last the eInbarrussmcnts
that have complicated relations be-
tween London and Paris ever since
| the armistice.
The British desire to present fur
ther their Views to the public. ana ID
was Indicated an British quarters to-
day that plonary session OF the con-
ference might be held within the next
I three ar four days to 20 over again
IA" delicate ground covered yesterday
| In the committee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29

wAuKEGAN. lila, Dec. 2s.--Judge
Claire G. Edwards OF the circuit court
OF Lake county today upheld the in
sictment charging Governor Len
Small with embezzlement OF $500. 600
of state funds and nine OF 10 counts
of an indictment charging Lieut.. Gov.
Fred Il. Sterling and Vernon Curtis.
a banker OF Grant PARK. lllR., with
conspiracy and operating a conf
dence game. involving s2.0O0.000 In
state money.
The court ordered the governor TO
trial January Q on embezzlement
charges. Judge Edwards sustained
attorneys for the governor and Cur
tis In part. by quashlng the indict-
ment charging them together with
Sterling with embezzlement OF t700.-
600 and auaehed three counts charg-
ing conspiracy. ono charging opera
ton OF a game and the other a joint
indictment.
As result Curtis win face trial
only on nine remaining counts OF tho
conspiracy charge. The charge
against the governor and Lieutenant
governor and Curtis centered around
alleged Illegal practices during tho
term OF Small as state treasurer Ia
1917 TO 1919, and the terra OF SterI-
ing AS state treasurer fiOm 1921
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29

WARRINGTON DEC. zs..--An ins.
port Ihsty 'of 4 dollar = barrel en
crude1oll was Urged before snt senate
finance COMMITTEES today BY Harry X.
Smith. Tulsa. okiahoms. for tie Aid-
Continental OIL 4 Gas aasociatIor ~
The national anepcseiion of fnde-
pendent oil producers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29
Grand Jury Finding.

Tho alleged Illegal operations, ac-
cording 10 a special report" returned
by the grand jury and made public
by Judge y, s. Smith OF Sangamon
county. consisted OF tho deposit in
the Grant Park bank az Grant Park
a town OF about 500 population In
| Kankakee county. "A few miles from
Governor Smalrs home. OF sums OF
state money aggregating $4,000. 900
which was then loaned to Swift a Co..
and Armour 4 Co. Chicago packers.
/ on notes paying Z to per cent in
torest Not more than 9 per cent
! OF this interest was paid to the state.
/ the grand jury claimed. and the de-
PENDANTS are charged with retaining
| the remainder.
The Grant Park hank" tho grand
| jury said was u private institution,
which ceased 10 function In 1893 and
which had at the time Of the alleged
conspiracy, only one depositor, the
state % Illinois.
The Indictment which charges the
I three defendants jointly with embcz.
element OF 100000 was quashod by
! the court on "A tcchnlcallty failure
~ the grand jury foreman to sign his
name az the foot OF the true bill.
In the conspiracy Indictment counts
! Two and three were quashed because
/ they failed to alieGe the special in
jury which was supposed to have been
/ the object OF the conspiracy named
| These counts charged the three dc,
fendRnts with conspiracy To commit
an offense against the state TO de
fraud the state by malfeasancc. par
TALLY and extortion and by takins
fees and awards above the legal sal
airy Of the treasurer Count six. IL
the same indictment, was quashed be
cause is failed to allege commission
OF an overt act In furtherancc OF tn
conspiracy. Count "a. the confidence
game. was dismissed because IL faile,
to follow the legal requirements ans
charge the defendants "feloniously'
attempted TO obtain money from tn
state.
Charges Against Them
Governor Small was Indicted by IN
sangamon county grand jury on Jul!
b 20. on two charges: conspiracy an'
| confidence game In the misuse o
100000 In state money" and mis-
use OF $500. 600"
with Fred Sterling. former treas
urer OF Illinois. and Verne Curtis
Grant Park (Iill banker he II al
legged 10 hove deposited $4,000 OOl
In state money In fictitious banl
and to have later loaned the money
. collecting per cent. but only turn
ing per cent of the interest hacl
into the state treasury
After the indictments were roturne,
Small through attorneys. claimed h
was immune from arrest by virtu
of his office. Judge Elbert $. Smith
In the Sangamon county circuit courl
Z ruled small was liable to arrest.
Small then left Springfield an
toured the state. inspecting roads. o.
{ August 2. after the governor had re
[ turned to the executive mansion
] Sheriff Henry Mester served war
> rants on him. Small accompanie
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-29

PORTSMOUTH. Ensiand.---The two
theaters and three music halls OF
Portsmouth are clufrh, because OF n
dispute between propfietors aud or
chestra- The men have refused a cut
IN pay.
The New York herald., 1921-07-01
SEVEN INDICTED FOR
DEATH OF VAROTTA BOY
FiUe of the Men Already Are
in Custody.

Seven men, five of whom are in GUS
tody. were indicted by the Grand Jury
yesterday for the murder of five -year-old
Giuseppi Varotta. kidnapped from his
home at 354 East Thirteenth street. held
for ransom and murdered while the po-
lice we're searching for him. The indict-
ments were handed up 10 Judge McIn-
tyre in General Sessions. Bench war
rents were issued for the arrest OF the
two indicted men who are at large.
The five. who have been held In the
Tombs since June 2 on charge OF kid
mapping. are John Mllchionne. %. Vic
toria House. Bowery and Chatham
Square Roberto Raffaelo "a. III PAIL
sade avenue. Union Hill. ~ j.. and An
tonic Marino. Santo Cassamano and
James Ruggeria, all OF 34e East Thir-
teenth street, near the Varotta home.
They will be arraigned this morning be-
fore Judge Mcintyre.
The indictments followed an examina-
tion of a dozen witnesses among them
the murdered boys parents Assistant
District Attorney Dineen presented the
case to the Grand Jury