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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27


before the armlsticc when his body
was rlddIcd by bullets from q ma
chine gun OF a German aifplane.
Mccarty hnd bccn In hospitals al
most continuously since he was
wounded.
Twenty-four Of his operations
were major ones and "a others
| were claasod by surgeons a. minor.
EiKhtcen machine u bullets had
been taken from his body ana no
carried Two. grown into his juguRr
vain. TO his death. In the opera
tons ~ ribs had been entirely
removed. q portion of n shoniner
blade and a collar bone taNcn out.
Ills raso ~ said BY specialists q"
bc 81 the mos rcmarkahlo IN
American surgery. nth W
months ago he had recovered SUI
/ nricntly 10 leave the hospital f"r
short periods.
Mcrnr;y had been cliea FOR cN-
tfc,ne bravery. his citation stating
De. was drasnlnF bodies Of his COIN
iadcs bach from cNpoted positions
whom wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
Rates Retard
h Farming i'm West,
- Asserts Campbell
fsnrcinl % The Iicraial

SANTA TE. N. 81. June IL
~ Gov. ThomaB y. Campbell. Ari-
4 kona. unable to appear AZ the hear
Htng on passenger rates being held
Fhere by the l. c. c. Today rent q
= ktatement 20 the effect that a
= retrospective settler has TO pay ti-ss
= 10 travel In New Mexico or Ar
= kona where he has to pay " 10
Atrnvel in any other western afate.
4. Saying the development 81 tiri
= southwestern stats ultimately de-
y pended upon farming, governor
NCampbell expressed the belief the
n<hiEh passenger rates charged in
-there two states was retardlng tins
z dcyciopment-
Corporation Commissioner n, II.
4 Williams stated the corporation
Accommodation was opposed to I'M
1tcrnmbiing the 2outhsrn Pacific
and Central Pacific recently order
.cd by the Y. 8. supreme Court on
1the ground that the divorce would
Hproye a blew 20 New Mexico. that
s1fhe Union Pacific would ggt freight
'buslncss IN hauisd by the Sou
.fhern Pacific.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
40 americans
HELD N mexico
FOR HIGH RANSOM
Mexican General
SEXES Property OF Oil
Company

WASHINGTON. June 27.-For-
American employees OF the Cor
tcz on company neal Tampieo
ard property valued at a quarter
a a million dollars are being held
Nv "a rebel general until ransom OF
$4,000 pesos Is paid according to a
m.r.nrc from the American con
nui Il, TamWco to the state DC
Inc dispa,ch was dated ycater-
lay aud said that the rebel gen
oral Gorozahc had seized tho
catnpany'H property and was hold
ing IL with go well armed men.
prOmp; Instructions were sent py
~. state department to the cmbaf-
~ In Mexico city and 10 the con-
sui al Tampico 10 urge the MeNl-
car authorities to take Immediate
action for the protection OF Amer
lean lives and property.
Tho consul reported that uofo.
zabe had demanded payment oi
the lb,0o0 pesos within ~ hours
from yesterday morning when MS
forces seized the property. Ths
message anid also that thorc were
no AcNican federal iroopa IN the
vicinity.
The consul's message contained
Few details.
Al the message was dated yes
! tor,ay the time for payments 81
a.. $1,000 pesos fixed by the rebe
leader probably wa due 40 ca
piFa suIsc time today.
Meanwhile the department WA
Etlu awaiting advicea from Mckee
IA 20 acticu taken by the Mcxicai
government to obtain the teieanl
OF A. Bruce Hieiarki, captured b,
bandits aud held for rnnAum no
far from Mexico city. near cnerna
vacn. Tho embassy has commun
icntrd no additional details o. Nj
aiclasii's captnre since II receives
the departments instructions q
prcaa the M-xicnn authorities 10
prompt action in the ease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
OFFICIAL Priced

NEW Onl.EANa. June ~ Dr.
Leon Leroy. former Mexican gov
crnmcnt official who has been
here pending deportation for all
legged unlawful entry into thu
United siatoa was rcicafcd today
frcm custody ~ Immigration Of.
ncials and given his freedom to re-
main In this country by "A rulinr ui
Judge u. T.. Foster. In United State.
district court. pr. Leroy was con
noctcd with tho McKican foreign o.
flee under President Carranra
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
MOST WOUNDED
VETERAN LOSES
FIGHT FOR LIFE
Hero Who Undergoes
Nearly SO Operations
Is Dead

CATAQuIssA, IN. June 27.-
Herbert Mccarty. %, a veteran of
the 79fh division. lost n four-yenr
firht for iifc after undergoing
nearly 90 operations 10 overcome
wounds he had suffered n fcw days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
Resolution Would
! Allow Resembling
OF Boards Action

WASHINGTON. June ss.-A
7 Snlnt resolution which would au-
tihorise the railroad labor board 70
Z frscind rs decision reducing the
! wages OF railroad employer cffec-
atlvc July 4, was introduced In the
-.house today by Representative
burke. republicnn. Pen~nrylvania,
IN member Of the order ~ Railroad
aconductors OF the Baltimore and
sphie syssw
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
SENATOR PROMISES
SAFE REMOVAL on MIN

SPRINGFIELD. IN. June ~
tny the Associated Press D-Assur-
nncc that enfo conduct out 81 tho
county OF Williamson win be given
any wounded strike breaker or
Guard in he tfcrrin hospital was
conveyed 20 Adjutant General 9.
g.. Hinck by Senator William J.
sneed ~ IIerrin. upon His arrival
here this morning 20 uttepd tho
c1nstltutionai convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
lCapper-T incher Bill
!, Is Passed by House

wAsHINoroN. June 27.-The
= house today By a vote OF e5s to
ste passed the Copper Tinchcr bin
Hfo supplement the future tradins
Act 20 as TO meet the recent deci-
sion OF the supreme court,
Retaining ali the essential fea-
,atures Of tbs original law, the pend
Ing bill, which nov Goes to the
! y tenafe. would assert federal con
4troi over the grain marketu by de-
4 rlaring ali transactions for the flu
su-% delivery OF grim TO the in
*terstatc commerce, and ny prohibl-
4 Ting such transactions upon all
, n Exchanges whicn are not CON
tract" markets.
To become a contract market
= grain exchanges must among other
Il things admit Ia .~membesship far
n lncra' cooperative nssnrintionn'
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they still were In danger aud cg-
pressed fear 81 further violence II
they leave tho hospitu, ltcctcd.
Hcrrln's law-rcspcctlnE Citizcury
believes a body Of state troops
would solve the probiom and dis-.i
any further danger 10 the imported
guards and workers from the
wrath OF striking minCrE
Hctrin was Specializing today on
che fate 81 no missing men who
completed thc gang % siNiy-siS In
the hunk carr Wednesday night.
Alien q. tiuelly. OF Chicago. time
Keeper. VIII is IN thc hospital with
80 buchahnta iu hls side and "a
bullet IN his foot b. authority for
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-27
AGREEMENT ON
SWING MEASURE
IS PREDICTED
Record Of Hearings to
! Be Reviewed at Santa
Fe in August

wAsHTNoToE. June b.. Hear.
inea by the house Irrigation COM
msstee on the swing bill which will
be temporarily conmpir,ed tomor-
row. Will IN the opinion of Nom
beers OF the committee. tend TO
promote an agreement In the Colo
mAo River commission upon q gem
crni plan for the dlstflbntion OF
the waters OF the river among the
seven states In its basin.
- TIE commission wiz meet OF
Santa Re, n. ~, August 1. when
the record or the hearings on the
Swing bill, which would provide
i1fof improvements In which Call
: ffornla. Arizona and Nevada are
~intercssed, win be paced before
r. sfemtrsa d. me committee Also
as<<ased to-day that the resent de-
cieion OF the supreme court In the
WypminE- Colorado ease would also
q pfonebiy expedite action by the
The court In that opinion held
444hnt water rights down stream nc-
= euired by usage became vested aud
h gave n priority which could not
= Subsequently be taken or impaired
Fhy the diversion o. water. up
@Stream.
Thcre was much conflict among
Z. memberr Of the Colorado River
Nrommission AZ us c meetingS
ssns to the needs ~ the various
n eistea In the hasin in the distribu-
. lion Of water and committee mem
rbcrs believed the court opinion
l3rouid be to promote at least a
/, "a pfellminary agreement IN View OF
Ewhet they said wns developing
Uientimenf IN favor OF the flood
n protactf0n for the Imperial valley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
HOMES TO Be
OPEN SUNDAY
Electric Week Committee
Makes Announcement

Feattlc's two model electric homes
will be open 10 visitors sunday from
i:so IN tho afternoon until o'clock.
Every week day they ara open from
2 until 10. Ths house COMMITTEES, OF
which Burton II. Stare Is chairman.
announced the sunday hours satnr.
day ms having been selected IN order
not 90 interfere with Sunday evening
services in the city churches.
Tho two homes. located NJ ~.
broadway and Allison Al, and az siat
Lakewood ave. Mount Baker park.
have been thronged with visitors
since their opening on Friday, Sep
temher -. on account OF It's com
paratlve convenNnce with references
TO a larger portion Of tho oitys popu.
lation. the ~. broadway home has
attracted the larger crowds thus far,
hut tho committees Of tho Electric
club declare that those who are In
teF~sted viii misn NJ least one.haf Of
their opportunity n they do not also
visit tho Mount Baker park home
The two homes ara entirely differ
ont IN size. design and form OF con-
struetion. The rooms In tho Mount
Baker homo ar~ much larger than In
tho N. broadway house; there IL no
similarity IN interior furnishings and
decorations. Each home has its own
scheme of illumination.
with appropriate lighting fixtures.
and each has many electric ap'
planes Of n type not shown az tlIS
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
BOURBON SPLIT
LOOMS UP NOW
Hearst's Withdrawal May
Mean New Ticket
ny r. n. SCOTT

SYRACUSE. NJ r. Sept. so-Hav.
ing nominated Al Smith for governor
and DR. Royal y. Copeland for United
States senator. delegates 20 tho
democratic state convention dis.
persed today. wondering whether tho
organization Ia going 20 DO aplit by
W. II. Hearst.
Hearst withdrew when II became
apparent that Charles n. Murphy Of
Tammany Hall was determined 20
support Smith. Mayor Iiyian, OF
Now York, strong Hearst supporter,
withdrew as delegate Immediately
afterwara--virtually boiling tho con.
vention--and left the city.
Hearst. In his telegram of with.
drawal. declared he would not run
for office on a resctionary ticket.
This was believed 60 have opened
the way for him 10 run as nm inde
pendent.
Altho II was learned on good au.
thority that Murphy had believed
that he could placate Hearst by
adopting his platform and allowing
him 10 name the candidate for United
states senator. a nomination the
publisher desired for himself. ~ be.
came known this morning that
Hearst had nothing 90 do with tho
naming Of Royal 4. Copeland. who IL
health commissioner IN Mayor Hy-
lan's official family IN New York
city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Have You Kidney
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
OUSTED ALIEN
MUST FLOAT

PORTLAND. Sept, so.-oeorge
Beiiany Is n man without aaeountry.
A record OF gcn,lemanly holdupa.
said 10 total 30. has made him an I'M
deriabls alien The fact that he
never used n gun In his work did no,
mitigate the severity OF his punish.
ment.
Beliany was deported Thursday
night. shipping on the steamer Luiso
Nielsen ne a common seaman. lie
will 20 first % Europe. and u ho
cannot land. hi. wanderinRs. with
tho whole world before him. will
start. lie claims no fiag for his
own.
Born IN cons,antinopie. OF an Eng.
ilsh mother and a Greek father. Bel.
iAfny has the best education tho Uni.
vcrwiiy OF Conatantinnpla could give.
lie Is different from IN. ordinary un.
desirable alien In that he appears TO
bs gentleman. r. an excellent In.
gust and rapid typint.--but Uncle
Sam does not want him for a
nephew.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
TIERNAN CASE
is DISMISSED

SOUTH BEND. IND. Sept. 3o.--
Harry Poulin. South Bend haberdash-
or. accused OF being the father Of
the third child Of Mrs. Augusta Tier.
nan. wife Of Notre Dame professor.
wss today discharged by the court
which heard tho evidence.
The long decision flayed Mrs Tier
nan and pouiin for their actions and
declared tina, they showed no 70.
rlnement"
Tho decision held that the state
failed TO prove that Herman could
not be the father Of the baby.
Herman announced that hs would
appeal tho decision TO a higher court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

Three wise Fools" comedy OF
rnfrth and mystery. with Tom Wise
In the leading roic. will como 20 tire
Metropolitan for one week. eommenc-
Ing sunday night. under tho manage
nent os John Golden. who Is also
the producer Of ''Llxhtnin'." The
First Year Dear Me- Turn 70
tho Right" Thank z" and others
Tn. company Is on a tour OF 10000
miles from coast 10 coast and will
play In all tho important cities.
Mr.. wiss became known as co-star
with Douglas Fairbanks In "a Gen
staran from Mississippi" and Of re
cent years has boon co-star with
William courtcray in Pals First
and -Csppy Ricks.-
Three wise Fools was written
By Austin Strong. Laughter. pathos
and mystery are woven together In
Old Bachelors who for years have
lived together and have grown into
. fearful rut. Into their household
comes beautiful girl OF Is the
daughter Of a woman all three men
were anxious TO marry years esfore.
This gtri crseps into the hearts Of the
men and readjusts their lives on her
o~n plan
Mr.. Wise IL supported by al exceI
liant company. including Burke
Clarke. J. Francis o'Reiliy. Kenneth
Thomson. Mary Picard and others
COMEDY ACTS IN
NEW MOORE BILL
-Four headline acts sre said 20
grace NEXT wesk's Orpheum bill at
the Moore. Greasy and Dsyne. Bailey
a cowan. Ivan Bankoff and Bsvan
and Flint are the featured ettrac-
tons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
BY ALEXANDER HERMAN

NEW BRUNSWICK. ~. j.. Sept
so.-~wiil a lS.ycAr-old rifl. bent on
avenging the death OF her mother.
solve tho bathing preacher murder
mystery which hns stumped the lead
ing detectives Of tho rsato7
The Kirl--charlotts Mills. daughter
Of tho sexton Of tho Church OF 81
John the EyanFellnt--is sure that she
will. since the finding Of tho body
Of her mother alongside that OF the
Rev. Edward wheeler Hall In q wood
near n deserted farm house on tho
outskirts Of the town. she has been
working untiringiy In an effort 10
run down the slayers.
Hut the authorities have not been
giving her much encouragement
Neither have they been making
much headway in getting TO the bot
tom Of the caro-.
on tho nigh, Of Thursday. Bsptrm.
Der IL. both Hall and Mrs. Mills. who
was leader OF tho church choir. left
their respective home. giving vary.
ing reason. Shortly bofore. each
had received a telephone call.
late at night they were seen walk.
ing near a park.
on Saturday morning their bodies
were found half a mile away.
who killed them7 whyf No one
seemed 20 know. Many were tho
con,ecfures. but tho church people
talked reluctantly 10 tho authorities.
Charlotte. self.atyied nappor. rays;
Il think a woman did u: woman
who was very strong.
My mother was one who, n &c.
cused Of anything and knew she was
innocent. would fight all she could.
But she weighed only IFS pounds and
was very weak.
MY NOM didn't have q chance.
This woman Isn't like ordinary
folks. Sho has funny eyes that max.
you afraid OF her. sort OF like a
mans"
Tn. rirf'. suspicious, and the rea.
sons for them. are known 20 tho au.
thorities. hut they are having arm.
Guilty In making progress In the case
on account OF the reluctance OF tho
church members 20 present inforrna-
ton that tho authorities believe they
should be able 20 give them.
Conferred about tho little ivy.man.
tied church and the inner lives OF It's
parishionerr. the mystery has these
for It's leading characters:
THE REV. EDWARD WHEELER
HAII>--For ten years rector Of the
church attended by tho wcaithicst
families in New brunswick. Eight
years ago he married.
MRS. FRANCES STEVENS HALL.
One OF tho wealthiest women In
town. She was IA years older than
tho rector. with her lived
WILLIAM sTEvENs--A bachelor
brother. who II very eccentric. Altho
IS years old. he has told OF how he
once acted an messenger between
Hail and
MRS. ELEANOR RETNHARDT
leader and young wife
OF the sexton. She was n woman OF
idealistio temperament. who used 10
pen lyric poetry and write love let.
terE to nobody" Her husband
JAMES MIIIS--rs quiet individ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
DR.. Lorenz Is Back
to Continue Work

NEW YORK. Sept, so.--pr. Alfred
Loronz. famous Austrian physician.
arrived here yesterday 10 resume his
work % surgery among tho poor. He
was accompanied by his son. Dr. Al.
bert fsorrnx
Il intend 10 start the work where
I isft off when sailed from America
last April" the skilled surgeon
stated.
Or. Lorenx said he would stay ia
New York for tho winter and then
70 TO California
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
NOTED ENTERTAINER
ON BUTLER PROGRAM

Fred Brown. who has been IN every
section % the world as a singing
comedian. monologist and dancer.
has been engaged as an entertainer
by tho management Of the Butler
cafe.
Mr. Brown has headed IN every
large theater IN London and Parts.
has been two seasons with the or.
pheum circuit and two years with
the FollIss. Browns first big hit was
In Ziegfeid'a FFolliss." when ne In.
trotuced "whlpoorwill." That was a
few years ago. Since then hs has
sung in many theatsra turnout the
world. as well as being on a circuit
FOR two years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

Crezsy ana Dayns offer MFR
Cressy's latest rural drama. with.
out WIN. There's a way" crrssy's
role shows him as typical in.
haoltant Of backwoods village
Miss Dayns Ia seem a. an up.
state" city dweiler and Miss Marion
Hodscr. Cre.sy'- niece. Is an un.
sophisticated New England mise.
Bailey and cowan have what they
call the second edition Of Tho Lit.
tie Production Bailey 10 a wizard
AZ the banjo while Cowan takes care
OF things at the piano. They are
assisted by Miss Esteiis Davis. n
saxophonisf.
Ivan Bankcsf. Russian danosr.
and his partner. Miss Cannon. pre-
sent The Dancing Master Ban.
kofrs dances are original and en-.
tcrtalninx.
Bsvan and Flint win be seen IN .
singing. dancing and comedy nc,
that 10 said 10 DO a HIT.
Fannie Simpson ard Earl Dean
have a comedy number called Chop
stewy." II Is simply for laugh.
producing purposes.
Koroli Brothers present a Partisan
novelty. while Bessie Clifford IN
Art Impressions viii interpret IN.
nous art subjects.
Topics % the Day. Assop's Fables.
Paths News and tho orchestra are
regular attractions on tho new btu.
NEW PANTAGEs BILL
Is ENTERTAINING
Reel Dreams" a comedy ~ tho
movies. with musical trimmings.
VIII bs the feature on the new bin
coming TO tho Pantages merit Mon.
day. This skit. presented by Billy
Kelly. a young comedian. has a good
company. including Frank Ross,
Lucetta Parker. Edna Soyes and
Madeline shone. The story concerns
a movie-s,ruck girl who IL attending
fake school. Her sweetheart. rus-
picious OF tho institution, pays $500
70 become her leading man. He
straighfens out the tangie.
officer rokes and his dog. Don.
are on the now bin. Don is n good
performer and had part IN tho
ziegfeld FoIlies in New York. and
was with Mary Pickford in Daddy
Longiegs"
"A Vaudeville Hurpriss" is tho
narns OF tho novelty Offering Pre-.
scented by Tho Ianys. from Europe.
The men Of the company ars aerial.
lists. while the young woman is n
musician.
Tho weldsrson sis,ers. Evelyn and
Betty. are two dainty young singers
and musicians who play on violin
and banjo and whose harmony song.
are said 70 be delightful.
Fargo ana Dolly Richards. come.
disnnes. will present AT the Pay
station." skit OF amusing dia.
logue, song or two. and dancing.
Burt Shepherd IL known as the
Australian Cowboy. lie IL supported
by dainty young woman who as.
sists In his whipcracking novelty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

In the double murder mys-'
terry: Mrs. Eleanor Rein
hardt Mills (iefD, slain choir
leader; Charlotte Mills fright,
abope), her daughter, and
and the Rev. T. d ward
Wheeler Hall, the dead rector.
To the right: Church Of ST.
John the Evangelist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30
Man "Joshed" Into
Murder Is Freed

DENVER. Sept. 50. - Axei Peter.
son. es. who. witnesses testified. had
been "joahcd" into killing Jesse Hal.
ley. who owed him 5000. yesterday
was freed by jury IN district court
here. Peterson pleaded temporary
insanity and hts attorneys claimed he
killed HALEY I'm a M of anger when
tho latter refused TO pay him long
standing debt.
According 20 HIS attorneys. Peter.
son. tainted BY hts friends because
no could no, collect the debt. became
mentally dcrangcd and shot HALEY
In seif.defense during quarrel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-30

uai. who has been janitor OF public
school. gardener and church sexton
for II years. Mills. In statements is-
sued since the murders. stands by his
wife. but says he IL unable 20 give
any explanation as 10 why she should
have been siain. Meantime
CHARLOTTE MIf.IlS--riis daugh-
ter. spends all her time trying TO dig
up evidence TO suhstantiate her belief
that she knows the person who killed
her mother and the rector.