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The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-22
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Charley Croft was Holly visitor
Saturday.
John Pringle was transactingbus-
mess in Holly Saturday aftrnoon.
Mrs. James Of Holly has been
spending few days with Mrs Clay
pool
Marie Dowdal and Gladys Wake.
man were Holly visitors Saturday
afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Houlton were
in Holly Saturday night visiting in
the Barnett home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pike and children
and Mr.. and Mrs. Wakeman and
: children attended the Old Settlers
picnic, Friday afternoon and even.
ing.
The w. c. T. U. meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Snode,
Thursday.
Henry Thompson and family spent
Sunday at the Farris home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Croft and son Jesse
were transacting business in Lamar
Saturday.
Mr., and Mrs. Harry Stewart were
transacting business in Holly Sat.
urday.
Mrs. c. W. Houlton began her
school at the White school house in
Hamilton county, Kansas, Monday
she will teach this term.
T. ]. Ferestine called on G. W.
Stockton Saturday evening"
Mrs. F. s. Matts will start this
week for Las vevas, New Mexico
where she vii visit with her moth.
er for some time.
Orsos Tolar is drilling well for
Frank Carter this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wigger spent
Thursday at the Lindsayhome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Kelley were
transacting business in Holly Sat.
urday afternoon.
There is some good work being
done grading the road near Cheney
Center, the past week. which has
been needed for so.iie time.
Lester Bargher is working for Mr..
Pike this week.
T. R. Barth finished drilling 200
acres Of wheat Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Denny are
the proud parents of 10 pound
baby girl that has come to bless
their home Mrs. Denny is in the
Lamar hospital but expects to be
home soon.
Miss Della Steele is teaching in
district No. 45 and reports that she
likes her school work fine.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-22


pony for LEILA to ride to school.
Mr.. Croft brought $22 worth OF
school books from lamar so that
each one will have all the books
they need this year.
Louise Stockton is very prOu6 to
know that she has the largest new
slate in school.
There will be no school Tuesday
or Wednesday as the teacher Miss
Stockton and the children are on
the bill for the Cheney Center Fair
on those two days.
Parents subscribe for the Holly
Chieftain so that the children may
read the home news.
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Carter were
transactng business in Holly Satur-
day.
A good shower in this vicinity on
Sunday night which was fine on the
wheat that has been sowed the
past week.
Mr. Helman has been working
for James and Hart the past week
helping fill their silos.
A large crowd attended the Fair
at Cheney Center on Tuesday,
Miss Daisy Dee Furrow and Miss
Pearl I. Armitage were guests at the
Houlton home while attending the
Fair.
Mr.. Sam Hameden and fami-
lily of Springfield are guests at the
Croft home while attending the
Fair.
Blanche Stockton is helping Mrs.
Pike in the store.
A large crowd attended the Fair
from Hamilton county, Kansas, on
Tuesday and all took part in some
way.
Mrs. John Talyor received a mes
sage Monday telling of the death of
her brother. Oscar Moore. who was
killed in Wichita, Kansas, on Mon
day. Mr. Moore formerly lived on
the south side in the Enterprise
neighborhood and has many friends
here. He was highly respected by
AL who knew him and the family
has the sympathy Of the entire
community.
SCHOOL NOTES.
Two weeks of school has passed
at District No. so. Those enrolling
last Monday were: Leonard Carter,
Everett Wilhite. Glen and Wayne
and Ross Croft. This makes 1s
children who now attend school.
Walter Harley was at home two
days on account of cripple foot.
Clifford Stewart has missed three
days while he was helping fill the
silo on the James ranch.
Mr.. Parks has purchased nice
The Holly chieftain., 1921-09-22
Star Theatre
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WEEKLY PROGRAM

MoNDAR AND TUESDAY A
Metro Picture misleading Lady
by Bert Lytell. whose following
is tremendous. If you see one of
his pictures you will see them
all. This is special Adopted
from the stage success by Charles
Goddard and Paul Dickey. Ad-
mission 10 and 25 cents. We also
give you with this wonderful pic.
ture, two reels of Comedy.
WEDNESDAY-Two reels Of Dia.
mond Queen Serial Two reels of
Western by Hcot Gibson, two
reels OF comedy.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
Strictly Confidential by Madge
Kennedy. Was your father relat-
ed to your washerwoman? Was
your mother laundress or
kitchen helper? cou say no, but
so did Fanny o. Gormon in Strict
ly CONFIDENTIAL It's just the sort
OF picture you like. 1t is a
beautiful combination Of love
thrills. mystery thrills adventure
thrills and plain thrills. She told
Lord Bantock that her selatives
were all noble aristocrats, then
she married him. came to his
home and found that everyone of
his servants were her relatives.
Some web. Did she get out of it,
Come to the Star and see. Also
two reels Of the Buster Keaton
Comedies.
sATURDAY-May Allison in The
Cheater' This is most wonder.
full drama and one OF her best
pictures. A Metro Classic Pic.
ture. Also two reels Larry Sea.
mon Comedies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Hotel Fund Hits
$65, 900 Today
Big Days Ahead

Five thousand dollars had been
added To- the hotel building FUND At
noon today bringing the total IN the
new campaign Mp to $4,000. The
Christmas holiday loft workern In a
state OF DISCRIMINATION and few re-
ported for work this morning More
came this afternoon and Indications
were that the drive woule be going
Ia full blast GEuin tomorrow. In
order to raise tine $4,000 balance re-
quired . viii b. necessary to average
$4,000 a day from now until New
Years day.
Fifteen e,rpt nters solicited by
woricrs this morning. responded 100
Per cent with subscriptions or addi-
lions to their former subscriptions
meeting Of contractors has boen
called for \ O'Clock tonight in the
chamber OF Commerce To consider the
hotel campaign.
A meeting ~ property owners on
Central avenue, between Fourth and
Eighth street iH leinr held 'his after
noon in the Chamber of Commerce.
Every worker who has promised Il
day or halliday BE- asked 10 report az
the Chamber af Commerce tomorrow
morning at 40 o'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
bURCH DEFENSE
bR|NCS|NSAN|TY
PLEA TO FORE
Hypothetical Question to
Take Five Hours
To Read

Los ANGELES. Dec. 27.--The trial
of Arthur g. Burch. charged with the
murder Of j Bolton Kennedy. entered
~ ~Sth week here today before "A
jury In superior court. The first
witness called for the defense today
was Peter j.. Peterson. nm expert on
nroarmr
The court has claimed thnt Ken
nehy was shot at range OF about
six feet Peterson said the scars ia
shrubs and trees at the scene of the
shooting Indicated that the murderer
stood somewhat farther away.
\ Hypothetical question. which IL
was expected would require about
nvc hours Tor the reading. was pro-
posed and awaited the calling 10 the
witncss stand OF number OF defense
alienirts who are expected to express
an opinion bai ed on the question as
to whether Burch Is zane. One ele-
mcut ~ his defense Is insanity
Ralph u. Obenchafn, former hus-
band of Madtlvnne Obenchain. was
the next witness Mrs. Obenchnin is
waa implicated with Burch IN the
Kennedy shooting.
The testimony % Obenchaln re-
lated only to trip ho said he made
to Beverly Glen In September. he
month after the shooting, at which
time. he said he interviewed Mrs.
Elizabeth Hcsaniy. one OF the prin-
cipal witnesses for the state. Oben-
chain said Mrs. Besanty told him s..e
did not emerge from her home near
the Kennedy cabin until after the
second sfot was fired nt the timo that
Kennedy was Killed On the steps Of
his cabin. This was contrary to her
testimony wherein she said she
emerged after the first shot.
Ohenchain'a account Of his con-
Neraatlon with Mrs. Besanty was cor
roborated 10y clyde l.. Rippo. a pri-
vate detective. who said h, had ac-
companicd Obenchnin To the Besanty
cabin
The Rev. William A. Burch of
Evanston. Illinois took the stand ns
a witness FOR his son. The elder
Burch was asked to give In detail ii
life history OF the accused. who IL Is
c3ntcuded by bis attorneys. was in
sane ut the tine Kennedy was slain.
The Rev MIR Burch said Arthur
wns above the average In his
studies ut college IN Evanston aud
WIS one OF l6 students chosen from
various American universities by the
federal department OF education To
attend "a pun-Argorluun conference In
Santiago. chile. in 1914. The trip
was interrupted by the European
war The testimony was halted al
this point by ,hv noon recess
II. $. Hallucr, private detective,
testified he recently rented an auto
mobile Burch is alleged Co nave used
the night Of the tragedy. and drove
over the route the prosecution con-
tends Burch tuuE then. The mileage
recorded by hub attachment was
90, Ilullncr testified. That shown on
She night Buch was said to have
had Il was A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Postoffice Robbers
Elude Officers in
A Reckless Chase

DENVER. Deg e7-Two men be-
uovcd by police to have robbed the
post office AZ Morrison uf a sum es-
timatcd at 500, early this morning
eluded arrest, after the tires and back
~ the automobile In which they were
driving had been riddlcd with buck
shot by members Of the riot squad
when their order to hal. was un-
hcodod After reckless chase of
several blocks. according To- police. "a
wheel was torn from the fleeing ear
when DO wus swung into the curb. and
the occupants dashing through "a
house. escaped
The damaged car later was claimed
hy Denver man. who reported that
b had been taken from him In a hold
up Il few miles south Of here last
night
The robbery OF the Morrison post
office is the second reported to police
within month.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
SUBMARINE PROBLEM
MAY Be LEFT TO A
FUTURE CONF FERENCE
Arms Delegates See Lit
tie Chance of Reach
ing an Agreement

WASHINGTON. Zee s7.-Sug-
gestions tina. tho whole submarine
problem DE lcs' to future world
conference gained increasing promi-
nencc today while the delegates to
the Washington armament confer
once waited sor formal replies from
France ana Japan 90 the American
compromise 90 posal for submarine
Limitation.
Pending actipn 10y the French cab
met at It's meeting today. the French
delegates hc"s remained confident
that their refusal TO accept the new
American figures would be- upheld by
their government Tho japanese. too.
expected Toxic To insist that the
American plsl was unacceptable.
There was no meeting today Of the
conference ugr8l committee and
activities of tht conference were CON
fined 20 informal consultations among
various groups 'f del, gates. The di-
Nergent method or tonnage measure
mcnt employed hy the several nations
has led to some confusion IN past
discussion and naval experts Indicated
today that commoit unit of COM
pRrlson would ho suggested when the
naval commute resumed its sessions
tomorrow
The general impression that the
question of llod aruumcnt will not
again come before the conference for
detailed consideration was strength.
cned by the d"iartur" OF the Italian
military stan yud hy announcement
that the British military experts nls.
would leave un the last day OF th,
month, The French land armament
advisers nisn are gradually with
] druWIuW
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Compromise on
Chinese Tariff
Is Predicted

WASHINGTON. Dec 27.--Pros-
poets OF compromise agreement on
the Chinese tariff question were seen
by the Chinese delegation today. as
the subcommittee cf tn. Fur East
committee OF the Washington confer
ence went Into session, after two
weeks recess The Chinese question
has been one Of the Troublesome gues-
uons Of the Fur Eastern discussions.
The prospective agreement. IL was
said In Chinese circles. would per-
init China to levy an effective five
per cent customs tariff in lieu OF the
present nominal five per cent or Of
fective three and a half per cent. This
would increase substantially the Chi
ncse revenues
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
District Attorney
On Trial ON Charge
Of Misconduct

nosToN. Dec. 27.--The trial OF
Distric, Attorney jos. 9 .Pcisctier Of
Suffolk county. on charges OF mis-
conduct OF his office upon which At
torney General Weston Allen has
passed a petition for his removal.
was begun today. The proceedings
which were similar In form TO those
which resulted In the removal Of Ma
than A. Tufts as district attorney OF
Middlesex county last summer. were
held before the fun bench OF the
Massachusetts, supreme court.
United states Senator James Reed
OF Missouri, senior counsel for Pelle-
tier, announced TO the court lLat he
wished to serve formal notice OF his
desire to file exceptions To two de-
cisions rendered on December 10.
Chief Justice Rugg. in reply. said
The full bench OF the supreme
court sitting In this case chm allow
aud can recognize no exceptions to
It's rulings"
Taking OF testimony then began.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
DEBS TO DEVOTE
FUTURE ACTIVITIES
TO WAR ON WAR
Will Seek Vow of Thou
sands Never to Take
Up Arms Again

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27-war
against war is TO occupy great part
of the future Sclvities OF Eugene V.
Debs. freed from Atlanta penitentiary
by executive rlcmency on Christmas
day, according TO his own announce
ment here today. The socialist leader
said ne could make ~ concrete plans
Tor tho future Until he reached his
home in Terrc Hau,c. Ind. He VIII
leave Washington tonight.
Dcbs amounted his determination
to obtain it Iosslbie vow from
every man, woman and child in this
country and cvvry country which he
might visit. tliai they refuse to take
up arms and go To war.
There will Do war" he said. I'll
some form. Ind war growing pro
gressively more and more destructive.
until competitive world has been
transformed INTO a cooperative world.
Every war for trade sooner or later
Inevitably becomes war Of blood"
Mr. bebs expressed the opinion
that President Harding. at heart. was
against all war but described the
president ns p representative OF q
system that mado war possible The
arms confcrcu,H. he contended. WI,
significant onig in that it was a rec
ognition of u.u cost Of warfare and
an cn1rt tp re luce expense Instead OF
eliminating the cause.
Action IN behalf Of others stili inn
prisoned Tor violation OF war laws
Debs declared. would be undertaken
as soon as he ras ro-adlustod him
self 4" circumstances lie began to-
day series Of conferences with
friends und co-wcrkerH when was ex.
pected To last until he left the capita
tonight for his home
Nj. bchs still wore the clothlni
given him al the prisun when ne VA
released and declared his intention
| ~ returning home in them and o
: wearing ihum FOR some time.
'l:Ec the wrinkles on my face.
[ ho said. "thoy huyo cost me some
thing"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
MAN HUNT
lends NEAR
ASH FORK
Fugitive Before Dying
Denies Killing Los
Angeles Policeman

PRESCOTT. Ariz., Dec. 27.-Eari
Winton, wanted In Los Angeles in
connection with the murder OF a
policeman there, shot and killed him
self this afternoon when he was SUR
rounded by "a posse in section fore
mans house nine miles west Of Ash
Fork. Arizon1. according to word re-
ceived here.
winton. before he died. raade a
short statement TO Sharln w. u.
Mahoney OF Mohave county, and
other officers. IN which he declared
that he fired no shots when the Los
Angeles policeman wns killed iIe
said he was rid;I In the rear seat OF
the automobile from winch the shots
were fired.
sherin NJ. A. Honey and deputies
had chased Wlnton eastward from
the Colorado river. During tho
morning they rotiflod onlcials al Ash
Fork and posse headed by a special
Yavapai county officer set out from
that city. The Mohave and ynvapai
county poesos cighted each other al
Pima Vita, nin4 miles west OF Ash
Fork. and saw Wlnton enter the
home OF W. T. Mcneil. section fore
man.
Winton, according 20 AcNeii. i'm
mediately announced thst he would
Kill himself before he would submit
to capture. When he saw that tho
house was surrounded he shot him
self four times In tho riRht side and
died few minutes later.
Winton was 25 years old. well
dressed and carried Two sfx-shooter
guns. two EolI watches and "A con
siderable sum OF money
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
u. S. Exports to Europe
Fell Off in November

WASHINGTON, Doc % American
exports to Europe declined s43. 900 00p
ir November U- COMPARED with the
previous monln according to an
official sumuarr Of foreign trade
ifsu"d today ny the department of
commerce. importg from Europe in
creased In the same period about
So 500. 600.
only to Africa and Ocaaniu was
the outglng trH.lr OF the United states
81 eater In November than In October.
the Increase IN tho case OF Africa
being S7oN.0up ana the Oceanic
$500. 600.
Exports 10 Nurth American coun-
tries Hggregato s7l.dAG. 900 for No
vemher against S71.i77.006 FOR Oc-
tObcr. to south America yi3.920.00O
against gi5.2I5 coo: Asia s4t0f.OO0.
against sia.9g1. 600: Occunln si0.i6i,-
coo against Ss.5,3. .O0O. and AfUca
81 SOS. 0O0 Tor November against
S4.lG2.u00 for October
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Croker Rejoices Over


NN Ntt Ntfttct.
nUBLIN. ireland, Dec. 25.-"The
best political move I've ever made.
This Is the statement Richard
Croker H. reported to have made on
his sickbed here. referring to the
settlement of his 80 years trouble
with his sons.
sHe
Croker was for II years chief Of
Tammnny Han and the strongest
political boss New York city ever
had.
II was his second marriage in 1914
10 n Cherokee Indian that brought To
public notice hia long family warfare.
Crokcr's soma. following an un-
successful attempt in 1890 to have
their father declared incompetent 20
manage his own AFFAIRS. started n
series of suits for the recovery of
various sums alleged to have been
advanced by them, for certain rail-
road shares
In June. 1875 these suits came up
in court. but fhrv were never pressed.
The Crokers had Announced a settle
ment of their difficulties out of court.
Richard croker was born In Cionh-
Kitty County Cork. ireland on Nov
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
San Francisco Firm
To Make an Offer
On Muscle Shoals

WASHI NGTON. Doc 21.-S Score
tary Weeks advised &. e.. Tinker.
head OF the san Francisco concern
known az the Construction Company
OF North America. that 10" would be
glad to meet representatives OF the
corporation. the first NJ Janunry and
discuss any offers they might mike
Tor the operation of the Muscle
shoals, Alabama nitrate and power
plants
MIR Weeks advised Mr. Tinker, nf-
ter receiving telegram from the cor
purHtion. saying that its representa-
tive would arrive ut Florence. Ala
December 30, 10 investigate the Mus
Gle Shoals projects ana later would
come to Washington FOR q confer
cncc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Body Found on
Road Near Gallup
Is Identified
lsnccinI 90 Tho IIcrnIan

GALLUP. y NJ, Dee, 21-'om-
plete Identification has been made q
the body founl ON the road between
Gallup and Tuha'chi ~ being that OF
Harry G Newton. Word has been
received from his shipmate of the
4. s. : California. Wuss.l NJ Hall
also from w AZ Wampler of same
ship. both w~it1g from san Pedro.
Calf They give the dead mans
po4tOfflce address ms BOX 10. Care
postmaster San Francisco. and his
address was found on the dead mans
lody The body will be held here
pending furthcr instructions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Scientist Trustees
Lose New Motion
Against Removal

BOSTON. Nee 27,-The supreme
court today den ed the motion of the
trustees OF ths Christian Science
Publishing society. FOR an lnjuncti lu
To- restrain the directors % the First
church of Chrirt (ScicntisD. from
removing the tr rl,tccS. The court re-
Gently held that the directors mad
power to r'mOyc trustees. but tho
trustees In their petition Tor an in
junction. asked ihc court 10 prevent
the dircctor7 from taking removal
action pending determination of sor-
tain lsSucs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Slayer of Teacher
Sentenced to Hang

WAUk ECON. iowa. Dec. e. Earl
Thrust. who WINS aenfenced YESTERDAY
60 hang March %. 1899. for the MUIR
der of Miss lngn Marnuson. AHarn-
kro county school teacher. viii be-
taken to the ucuitrnfiuy nt Fort
Madison. tomorrow Throst previous
ly hnd pleaded guilty to nrst deg. o.
murder
Judge II y Taylor. IN pronouuc-
ing sentence. said that he had pur-
posolv set the date OF execution FAR
ahead to give prison officials an op-
portuuliy 90 observe Throsts actions
nnd if In the opinion of experts ON
moutnl diseases, no wus not normal
he would not hc put to- ieath.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27

80 LOUIS Ioc 25.-llodics Of two
unidentified men were found IN weeds
in University rity, a suburb. roday.
Both were shot through the head and
apparently had been dead several
days They appeared about . years
Old a DRAFT card In one of 'hr mems
pockets bore the name of Everett r.
summers with % Toledo. ohio. ad-
dress
with the draft enrd were rousipts
FOR dues uid 10 the -irlthcrhood Of
Locomotive Flrcmrn and Engineers
at pnnNillc. Ills, \ letter addressed
to summers bore the street number
39q South Elena street Redondo.
Calf. ana was signed by ]. II. Will
linms Of the Los Angeles offices Of
the Southern Pacific railway II in
dicatod that Summers sought rein
statement as "A ynrdmastcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-27
Mexican Cabinet
Officer Resigns

MEXICO CITY. Dec 2T Rafael
2uburan secretary ~ industry. COM
,nrco and labor. has resigned Pres
id,nt Obregqn has taken no action on
th. resignation.
senator XubarBu'H action follows q
recent attack upon his honesty In IN"
,hpuihcr OF deputies
Secretary ZuhnrnE. after this Incl
dent conferred with President Dhre-
gnn. who assured him his honesty was
uuuuestiuned. hut the president failed
tu make public declarations of this
and the secretary resignation fol
lowed