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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-14

construction Of the said buildings for
Officers Quarters at Marine Bar
racks at Quantico, Virginia, public
buildings, who may intervene here
in; and said creditors who supplied
such labor or materials are hereby
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notified of their right to intervene
in said cause provided such interven-
ton is filed within one year after
January &c, 1921, the date when
performance and final settlement OF
the aforesaid contract was had, and
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mot LATER, as provided by the statutes
OF the United States for such case
made and provided.
D. LAWRENCE GRONER, Judge.
ISeptember 90, 1921.
p. 3. WASHINGTON,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-14

Mr.. r. B. Adams, Of Rosemont,
IS spending a few days with frienus
ID Charlottesville.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF VIRGINIA
The United States of America
to the use of E. G. Schafer and Co.
Corporation, Plaintiff,
VS.. Action of Debt, Damages
81, 10000.
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1913 South Royal Street, Alex, Va.
Counsel fer Plaintiff.
A COPY TESTE:
VIM. P. Woolls, Deputy Clerk.
235-ISc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-10-14

has brought daily delivery of the full Loffler line
for Alexandria tables. This daily delivery schedule
is effective at once and the celebrated Lotfler pork
products are at your order from
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
BANK FAILS AS
RESULT OF FEDERAL
LIQUOR INQUIRY
Director of Florida Insti-
tuition was Indicted for
Whisky Conspiracy

JACKSONVILLE. Fla. Sent. S.
The Guaranty Bank 4 Trust company
OF this city failed to open It's doors
today. having been taken over by the
state controller at the reuucst OF tie
board OF directors.
President w NJ. Bostwick said the
bank was placed In the hands Of the
comptroller because Of heavy with
drnwRls of deposits following the
resignation Of several OF It's officials
In connection with the federal in
vestigation Of tho liquor situation
hero.
The bank. a private institution. wna
capitalized at 100000 and Il was
stated that on June 30 deposits
amounted to tf.fsi.OO0 However.
after the Indictment several weeks ago
OF r. E Wheeler. chairman OF he
board OF directors on a charge OF
conspiracy to violate the liquors laws
and the arrest of Cashier J. n. Madi-
gan In connection with the same case,
deposits dwindled to si42. 900. Il was
said depositors would lose nothing as
resources OF the bank were ample
to pay full claims.
Boatwick now Is under indictment
but the charge against Madigan was
dismissed. Both resigned their posi-
tions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
ROBBERY SUSPECT
BELIEVED TO Be
A TRAIN ROBBER
Peter Shier Held at Salt
Lake City After 50, 900
Hold Up

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. sept 6
Peter Shi"r. Is. alias Carl Murphy.
was arrested today al a local hotel ON
suspicion of being implicated in the
hold-up and robbery Of patrons OF %
uot Springs resort near here Hast
night when loot worth more than
$4,000 was obtained Shier Is also
suspected OF having hccn one OF the
two men who held-up the Los Angeles
limited of tho Union Pacific system
between ogden and salt Lake last
week. according Ca the police.
The bandits who hcld-up the resort
journcycd there from the city in a
stolen automobile Tn" automobil,
was found abandoned few hours
later In % the detectives found ID
revolver ANA pillow slip The police
state that the pillow slip belonged "a
a hotel ana that it was missing FROM
the room occupied by Shier The
police also state that the revolver
found corresponds with y description
Of one used by the bandks who held
up tho train.
Shior according 10 the police. cam,
here recently from Pueblo. colo.
whore they state he served one hun
drcd daNs ou thicring charge
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
Man Gets 80 Days
In Jail on Charge of
Striking Woman

Cases ~ peace disturbance held "a
prominent place on the police docket
This morning. Bon Campbell. who
with q woman giving the name of
Nrra Campbell aud seven children
drove into Albuquerque in a wagon
from Missouri was sentenced to 30
days on the charge OF striking Mrs.
Campbell lie claimed that she had
hit him with a stove lid.
The case OF Tclcsfer NJ. Gri"go
against Apollo Baca, charged with
fighting ON south First street last
night. was continued until o'clock
this afternoon. Grirgo huu large
bandagc around his head when hc
appeared IN court
The case of pnrio Garcia, charged
with insulting two women on the
stroot yesterday was dismissed for
hack of evidence. Orestu Mnriino and
Angelina Bastiuo were fined 80 ON
the charge of making Il complete
turn with their automobile at Second
street and Central avenue.
~ Jones'. negro, waE sentenced Ia
~ DAYS IN inl yesterday on the
charge of VugtaucN lie had threat
cnod to Rim policeman II is said
Louis Bruno was fined sl5 ycstcrdhi
on the charge OF speeding 'et'
Montosa was sentenced to 10 days on
tho charge Of disordcrE conduct
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
TWO WOMEN. THREE
MEN SHOT ON PORCH
IN LOVERS LANE
Parties Involved in
Shooting in Evanston,
ILL.,, are Silent

EVANSTON. lll Sept. g.. The
shooting of two women Hnd thrrg
Young men as they sat ON the front
orch OF o. bungalow on Lovers Ian"
Iazt night took ON q mysterious hue
TODAY when IL was learned that the
wouudiug Of the five had bocu fol-
lowed by "a spirited exchange of buck
shot aud bullets between the women
und the occupants of IA touring car at
the roadside.
The five were iu hospitals today,
th" women uuu-committal and the
YOUNG men disclaimiug any informn-
tiun other than that they had been
called to the DungaloW supposedly 20
protect the women from kidnapcrs
The women admitted today ac-
,urdiug to the police. that II rifle
bullet holes in thcir screen door were
the marks OF thcir own participation
in the battle.
The women who occupy the hunga
low are Miss q. d. bow, u designer
and Miss Minnie g. Mah"crck, a
Chicago school teacher tn" young
men are Harold and Harry Cohrs
brothers. uud Willium Hoskoth all OF
ENuustuu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
ROY GARDNER,
NOTED TRAIN BANDIT,
STILL At LIBERTY
No C]ew to Whereabouts
Following Sensational
Escape

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
TOWN BURNS
RESIDENTS OF
ANOTHER FLEE
Forest Fires Sweeping
Over Big Area in
Minnesota

McGRATlI. MINI. sept G.-white
Pine. a lumber scttlemcnt eight miles
north Of here. was destroyed early
this afternoon and Inhabitants OF
Solana village. four miles east Of
there were forced TO flee the town
when sudden 40 mile wind sprang
up at noon and swept forest fires
north Of here beyond the control Of
fire lines.
More than zoo national guardsmen
and several hundred citizens and
rangers had worked through the
nieht and morning fighting flames In
scattered sections of seven counties
Of central and northern Minnesota.
Threatening conditions reportcd
from Arthyde caused dispatch Of 100
men to that place and the inhabitants
were directed to ,eave
Rezidents OF the fire swept region
were praying today for rain and the
roads leading from McGrHth. Solann
aud White Pine were filled with
refugees.
According tu Miss claire Nelson. one
uf the rcfugccs to reach McGrath this
afternoon from White Pine, all women
and children were safely removed from
the burning town In army trucks, Miss
Nelson said sparks from the flaming
forest flow into the saw mil shed
The entire town seemed to catch
fire at once. she said Nothing uf
value wus saved from the town. the
refugees starting immediately down
the south road toward McGrath.
The refugees walked three quarters
tf mile through u flame swept side
road and suffered greatly from smoke.
ZONE OF the women were on the verge
q collapse when they reached Me
GFath =.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
Men Slashed in
Argument in Mining
Camp Near Gallup

GALLUP. y. NJ. Sept. d.--A series
OF reprisals which started in an
argument between Filipc Sanchez and
Antonio NaVarez over a question OF
nationality at Heaton mining camp
near here on Sunday, resulted In
much cutting and bioodshed, but no
serious injuries
In tho argument between the two.
Sanchez WAS painfully cut, and his
brother. Jose Sanchez. set out to get
revenge. lie used knife on Navarez.
cutting him rather badly, and In turn
was attacked by Ilbrade Navarez.
wife Of Antonio
Further bloodshed was stopped By
the arrival Of officers. The woman
was seriously cut. but no one IN In
danger. Knives. stilettos and satetJ
razor blades were used In the tcud
toctivcs 40 he asked that his mother
send the money to Nance. Nance
instead OF turning over the money tc
Cunncr. according TO Conncrs state
ment. appropriated Il.
Nance denied the charges made In
the statement by Conner which impii-
Gated him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
.BURSUM HAS TWO
GOOD MEETINGS IN
GREATERLAS VEGAS
Makes Speech in Visit to
Valmora Sanatorium
Today

EAST LAS VEGAS. n. NJ, Sept. 3.
-iISabled vc,rans OF the world war
in uniform formed AN honor escort
Tor senator Holm -. Buraum when he
stopped at Dr. W. T Browns Shna-
torium nt Nalmora. to make brief
speech in his campaign Two OF the
veterans wear the American diatih-
guishod service medal. Some 90 of
them are now at the Nalmora insiitu-
ton under treatment.
Guater Las Vegas staged two good
meetings last night ~ the first hold
In the big court house In Old town,
AZ many remained standing through .
ont the meeting as were able To hnd
seats An unuSai feature Of the meet
Ing ON this side was that. OF the IL
men seated on the platform with
Bursum and party, only one was a
lawyer or holder Of political office.
The one exception was Mayor Fred q.
blood. The others were representa-
tives OF the varied business Interests
of Snnmlgucl county.
Charles Springer. chairman OF the
state highway commission. made the
frat address. After having pointed
cut the many advantages to be gained
by returning Bursum 10 the senate
10y au imposing majority, he devoted
the remainder Of his address to an
abe discussion Of the ~ proposed
amendments to the constitution that
viii be- voted updn sept 20. Tie made
a logical argument In favor of the
adoption OF M. ~. which will author
We issue of two million dollars for
fuad building "ro defeat this amend
mcnt would be to announce to tho
world that the spirit Of progress "
dead iu New Mexico" he declared.
We never can afford TO carry such
a stigma" he added
From here the Bursum party goes
INTO two inland rounts seats. stop
ping first NJ Mora for q rally tonight
tI...r. t.runnDHLnl. 10 THna
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
FIVE COLORADO
FUEL AND IRON
MINES OPERATING
Work Proceeds Despite
Claims of Unions of
Virtual Tie Up.

TRINIDAD. Colo. Sept 6.-Five
PF-a ETAoIN SlIRDL sH sH
Colorado Fuel q Iron company coal
mines In Las Animas county began
operations this morning despite
claims OF officials Of the United Mine
Workers that thev had virtually tied
up operations of the company here.
IL was announced this morning by
j. y. Thomas. division superintendent
Al except one are working with re-
duccd forces. the statement added.
The mines operating. according 60
this statement. are the Tollcrburg,
Tobascu, Morley, Frederick and
Sopris
T. 9. Bennett. superintendent OF
the Tohasco mine. said that he had
about fifty men ~ work This is a
third OF the normal force.
The men would he at work II II
were not for Intimidation by some OF
the union workers" fscnnett said.
while there Is no picketing. men
are being urged by idiers not 10 go
isto the mines"
There are i2s miners in tho Fred =
crick mine. Thomas statement de-
clarcd. lie would not give figures
for any of the other mines but in
dicated that the number of men at
work was about the same as las;
saturday Figures announced for
that day by ". n. Weitzel general
ma nagcr OF the Colorado Fuel a Iron
company had 90 men at work at
Morley and a. at Sopris. Tho mum
ber at work at Toilerburg could not
be learned
No disturbances have been report
ed from any of the camps super
intcndcnts of the camps declared
The sherims onice has received nc
reports of disorders anywhere IN the
county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
ONE REGIMENT
ORDERED TO LEAVE
COAL STRIKE ZONE

WASHINGTON. Sept q With
drawal OF the twenty sixth iufHutry.
one OF the two regiments ordered into
the West Virginia coal fields last week
as recommended hy Brgadicr General
H. H. Bandholtz. commenting the
troops in the field. was approved today
by President Harding
orders for the return of the regi-
mcnt TO camp biN, y T.. lts home sta
tipn. were Immediately issued by Sec
rctury Weeks
Withdrawal from West Virginia Of
parts of he NSth air service bombing
suuudro and the chemical warofarc
detachment also was ordered late TO-
day by Secretary Weeks. The Wrplancs
were ordered to return Co their homo
station at Langley Field. Va
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
'Cussing Pastor Who May Be
Forced to Resign Passionate
Assails Milk-and-P Pap Religion

PORTLAND. ore. Sept. 6-"lt's
not a mcHiou Of profanity and
irH q question of free
spc,ch or whether the conservative
rabhlc rs going TO censor everything
be- says
Thus dld pr W. r. McEivcon.
Portland congregational minister
aud "cussiug parsou" characterize to-
day the situation which may result
in his resignation from his pastorato
here
Members of IN. McElNeon's con-
gregation have cited profanity and
roug ghuess' uH their reasons for sug-
gcstlng that the doctor resign.
DO pcupl" want q "llu man"
Christianity or do they want tho
milk-and- pap kindF" Mcf,lyccn asked
ana then proceeded Go air his answer
TO his own question.
"Thr gospel must be- kept up with
the times. This dgmnablc policy Of
weakly following tho rut Of subscrib-
ing blindly To- dogmas and being
bound hand foot and tongue. by pre-
crpt has reached point whore IL
b. either going into the discard or -
going 90 hophlv the tongue aud the
brain of every clergyman
Why Tie Mas Censored.
4 was Dvusurch Tor calling man
damned fool That's what he was.
why shouldn't I say sof
II was ccusurod because I told a
young woman at H church social "a
go home and dress properly 1 did
Z it for the good uf hct soul Who has
"a better right than ~ e clergyman
| 10 save that girl q soul from hell
- have been csusurCd ior dwelling
! upon public questions iu my sermons
/ Is mans daily lifc and his religion
separahle Is he one sort OF person
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06

PARIS, Sept G.--tBy the Associ-
ted Press Snap shots Of Mars. AS
II the planet were Lttlo more than
q mile and half away are promised
by u McAfce. American scientist and
collaburator with David Todd. the well
known astronomer bon AN article in
the continental edition of the London
Daiy Mail which he SAYS Will solve
the question as To- whether life exists
ON Mars.
The instrument should be ready in
Ia2i. when Mars win he nearer the
earth than FOR o century according
to Mr. McAfcc. who tS planning IN"
t.lesc0pr ON his estate near Deauyillc.
Mr MCAfcc fHYE.
professor Todd found milne shaft
AT rhanaTal. chill over which Mars
will be- at its zenith several times In
1924 We intend ia use the shaft
as the barrel Of the telescope. II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
u. S. Sends New
Note to Allies on
Mandated Territories

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Thc Unit
ed states government has addressed
a new note TO all allied powers ON
the subject OF inundated territories.
Offiuia. announcements that the
note had beeh dispatched last week
was made today at the state depart
ment
The note was described as cover
ing In fuli the question of mandates
although department officials de-
ciined to discuss It's contents until
they had received assurances Il mad
reached the various governments ad-
dressed. The communication was
under the league Of nations and to
rciterate the position OF the United
states government with regard 10
rights In mandated tcrritOrica
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06

on Monday and another on Tuesday
or Friday
we are told we have the poor
always with uH I. FOR one, won't
admit H. I'm out to wipe poverty
from the face Of the earth II won't
be always With me II ! can help Il.
The devil pads pulpits with dollar
bills. but dollar Christianity doesn't
go. This business OF handing the
bread OF the gospel to the poor and
making them eat Il and submitting
II 10 the rich for their consideration
is bunk have been called down
Tor preaching for this.
II was censured FOR saying that
girls who do not get living wage
arc forced 90 accept favors from their
gentlemen friondT to get LIVING.
They said I was coarse To say such
things. Is II coarseness to face facts.
Ia the pulpit or elsewhere? This
deVilish false modcsty is sending peo-
pie TO hell every day.
AZ the Gross ItOads
God help capital. labor society or
other form OF circumstance Of life II
1t doesn't mix with Christianity, or u
christianity doesn't mix with H. And
God help the clergyman who allows
his weak knees To Interfere with his
vigorous Interpretation of the gospel
We're at the crossroads in this
free speech today I haven't resigned
though they may SAY | have. mas
not do so. | may stay and fight u
out. les got TO be fo0ght out some
day why not now
n, smiled grimly And fn be
you this hc said a. his Jaw tighten
cd and his big form hes over sii
feet and should weight 225 pounds
stinened this church is with me q
man--but 1 don't know about tn
| women"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
Snap Shot of Mars Promised
By American Scientist by
Largest Telescope Devised

will bc sheathcd and viii be my feet
In diameter The difficulty of "a glass
mirror viii he obNinted hN the USE OF
an invention ~ mine, flat sheet
iron dish nny feet In diameter ON
Wh.ch mercury VIII b" poured.
when the dish b. rotated at a
certain speed the surface mercury AS
sumes the necessary concaVlty and
forms splendid mirror. owing TO
the great luminosity Of the telescope
,vo viii be able To make "a snap shot
instead of time exposure 4 mag
MITIGATION OF twenty five millions will
be possible. bringing Mars within "a
milc and half I am convinced that
life exists on Mars and expect 10
prove H."
Mr.. McAfrr viii leave for chile On
the yacht ZarfC next spring FOR pre-
liminary work. Professor Todd and
he van remain IN Charnaral through
out i92t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
FRANK P|NO DIES
At GALLUP, \, N.
County Tax Assessor
Is Stricken With
Appendicitis

GALLUP. y. NJ. Sept. e.--Frank
Pine. Mckinley County tax assessor.
prominent In the American Legion,
having served ovor-seas and president
of the Mckinley County Bursum
Clubs died this morning He was
stricken with appendicitis while out
organizing clubs ifo IL the best known
young and leading Republican poitti-
cian In tho county and WAS compu-
mented by the state Tax Commission
as the most efficient tax assessor In
New Mexico.
Plno leaves a widowed mother and
% younger brother lie WAS horn a.
San Antonio. socOrro County and
comes from a highly respected span
ish American family
Funeral arrangements have not
been announced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
II. b. Jamison Bitten
BY a Rattlesnake
When on Hunt

H. u Iamison attorney. IL confined
to his homo rs the result OF rattle
snake bite.
AlgerfgNwtlr 7NH0S 1905 7Sg s
Mr Iamlsuu was returning in his
ear from Santa Re Sunday morning.
when. gun on hand he alighted AT at
Domingo prepared 20 do some shoot
ing As he did So large rattlcr.
without warning plunged al him
biting him ou uuo leg near the kne.
MIR. Jamisuu opened the wound and
gave himself what treatment hs
could and continued his trip To- town
II wHa said al his home this after
noon that his condition was not
serious
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
z KILLED AND z SHOT AT A DANCE NEAR GALLUP
Dayton Flood
Engineer to Take
Charge at Pueblo

SPRINGFIELD. o.. Sept. e.
Fincer OF the Miami conservatory dis
trict, Dayton'H flood protection
scheme, has been appointed chief en-
rineer OF the Miami conservatory dis
protection project. u was announced
hero today. Mr.. Morgan II prcslden:
OF Antioch college. lie has already
made preliminary survey OF the
work contemplated at Pueblo.
While many big engineering prob
lens were presented In providing the
Miami valley flood protection. AIR.
Morgan says they are surpassed by
those presented In Colorado.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06
President Gets
Coat of Tan ON
Yacht Expedition

WASHINGTON, sept e.----Prcsident
and Mrs. Harding and party Of
friends. including n number OF high
ouiciais. returned 10 Washington to-
day aboard the presidential yacht
Mayflowcr
The president plainly showed the
beneficial effects % hts trip. Tie
had disappeared.
All OF the presidents guests re-
ported delightful trip. Rough
weather. however. caused several
cases of sea sickness.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-06

OMAHA. Sch sept, 6-Aftcr
binding negro porter % 20 chair ON
the stage ~ down town moving
picture thcatcr today. two robbers
escaped with $1,000 representing th"
ihcatcr's holiday receipts of ycstcr-
day The money was taken from a
gnfr.