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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

rially down and out. They hclpol
him gave him money and put him
on hts feet and then got him q place
In film worn His love ~ '.ie art
istic took him to the ton. making him
principal director ~ u nf b iarp
eel concerns.
Apparently Tayinr's friends Iu
r'yicland knew nothing ct bis pr,
viouz lie as Dean Tanner
Mrs Robbins tonight issued tho
following statement.
u married in December. 1907. Mf
william Cunningham Dean Tanner
October 1895 W" could assign ru
reason for his disHppenrance. except
'r~Sihly H-phasin 10 1919 ! Eot Do
decree of divorce In tho state uf New
Work M was awarded tho custody
OF my only child. In August. 1914 !
MARRIED Edward g. Robbins. Two
wears ago ! discovered VIM Desmond
Taylor had changed This name I
nave uo further statement which
could possibly be Of Interest The new.
~ Mr. Dean Tanners death vas a
great shock - my daughter n my.
self"
Tho story Of collins activities has
lees OF the romance than that ~ Dean
Tanners Police 81 several cities
wanld like 20 lay hands on the elu.
-INe man.
A norid. blonde thick set. bull
dog iawed man. "bapper Dan work
80 his wilet UNION mauy women NC.
Tins. never h"sitatnE - resort tn
violence" when DO hecams necessary
~. was arrested lu connection with
the shooting Of John % Reid in Sew
N'rt. In May. 1891 q.
Collins wa H member Of Do" N.iin
uti'r ranE which worked me bad
e-r game. lie also bed % gang Of his
uwn In Philadelphia rru%ro-sutlur
himself 10 be o. department 81 JUS
80. agent and eNtorting money from
victims whom he aud women conf"d
Gates had trapped int violation of
the Mann act
Collins was about - years Of age
five feet 10 i-e Inches in h'ighth.
WEIGHT between roo and d., pound-
vi'h blue eyes aud blonde hair III
occupation on IN" uollce records b.
p 80 Rs salesman"
During the war Collins nud .wo
rnpf'storute.. dressed as %-allora. OK
'orfod money from many German
NmcricnnS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

cay aud the sad part Of il b. that
going home alone when there are
80 many good looking girls in Albu-
uucrqu.
Reeves had popped the question by
correspondence a. a girl In Mngda
lem after answering "a matrimonial
advertisement lie came to Albu-
uu-ruut to- meet his chosen me. hut
she ala not meet him here IA he said
had been The arrangement
lie came here intending Ca buv a
farm near Cuba and after he stayed
three weeks he found his money
running low lie overcame this am
Guilty however uy making IL loan on
two mules he has ln Bonneville. The
money came and the bachelor de-
parted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
DR.. CHAMBERLAIN,
PIONEER OF CITY.
DIES SUDDENLY
Practiced Dentistry,
Served in Spanish War
and Lately Was in In
surance Business.

Dr. J.. u. Chamberiin. one NJ Al
iatpterquc 5 pioneers died suddenly
yesterday afternoon ~ his home At
legs West Ceutrnl avenue Although
h. has been In failing health for sew
eral years. his death came M a shock
to his friends
Or, Chumbrrlin was 50 years old,
and Tor almost 30 years has lived In
Albuquerque lie was horn on a farm
len delaware. studied dentistry. I'D
as u very young came To the west
lie practicod dentistry for a number
Of years after his arrival here. but
loft 90 serve In the spanish Ametic an
war During the war he was a first
lieutenant loo the Albuquerque com
pany uf tho territorial regiment Of in
fnntry.
lie has bcrn very active In Masonic
work having held high offices In both
lodge uf The state. az well a. In tn.
knights T%cinplar, ~" was also "a
member Of the Eiks lodge here. and
81 the knights Of pythias.
pr Chnmherlin was always very ac-
NV" IN civic affairs. and gained a
wide number Of friends through his
work lie served. when a young man.
~ the volunteer fire department
here, and later was a member Of the
Citv school board.
For the past few years he has been
the agent Tor the Equitable Life ln-
sutnuco company here
Mrs rhnnberlin. wife of DR.. Cham
berlin. ls In chicago. but has teIe-
prnphod that she win he here on Mon
day. IN Chamheriln has two sons
Fred. aged 10. and James. aged s.
whu mr." both here.
The funeral viii he held on Tues
day afternoon strong Brothers are In
charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Former Wife Tells of Taylor's
Mysterious Disappearance

Nrttf y,nH - arn. -
w" Inn ~" '"''""N W
% William Taylor mN-
terry. stretching across u continent.
,ort.h, r,tt.a ,yido ,h. ,,,,,tus .b,,
h"h h'"h 'r""h over th' la~t W." "l
Taylor and hi former wife. ,nc" on.
Of The famous Flarndorn beauties.
a. 49,. 49,. vi ,.tt..
began 10 i"Ne IN interest IN IN" ciH'
win word hat "bapper Dan Col
lin. Was wanted for questioning iu
49,, ,h ,- a..
movie director IN MS Los Angeles
home Wednesday night
Collins b.. tnown ia New YORK no
5,Y
NV " % """ ''' ~
gl"i
Iu, story u T%aylor's coming tn
Au.,t,, from Ireland u Wsl,p-
"Isn i'.n i"nU uIN ''u
riaso p"
u'au's u'u H' H""", "''"'i
'"u nN. ""''' y"
"Sst,.S -. 'n' 'a
ihrt ~ Wv -'"lN va '"lu ,u''h"'
~ '"I.nei 80" "n'
""" ~"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

appear In costumes carried out In the
color scheme, purple ana gold, adopt
ed for the decorations Of the armory
There Will be- dancing during the
hre" evening sessions. a different
band viii play each evening An arr
rungomont u exhibits different from
previous years. viii provide ample
dancing space in "a 5n-foot aisle tho
lull length on the floor.
Mr. Oden said that some people
attended automobile shows tu buy
EARS and Others simply Ca kooi
abreast Of the country's third largest
industry. iAst year people from all
ever the state attended the A|lhuquer-
uue auto show. ana hechuse this years
how promises 80 much more than
Eor hefure. provisions are being made
ur 10 crowd twice as large
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
DIR. c. E. Barker to
Deliver 3 Addresses
Here Wednesday

Through the public spirited action
OF the Rotary club. hr. thas. r. Bark.
er. h. 10 be- brought to Albuquerque On
"Wednesday to deliver three great ad-
dresses. The doctor Us unique and un-
usual He De- a man Of wide experience
on the public platform. and his ad-
dresses are Of amazing and inspiring
character.
DR.. Barker IL not an orator and
admits 10, but he h. d wonderfully IN
teresting and electric speaker lie
puts the punch OF a pile driver into
his words. and drives home with
thrilling illustrations the truths he
upholds. He quickly gets an audi-
ence and holds u straight through a
talk OF an hour.
Dr. Barker took care Of Mr. TAFT +
health during his entire four years an
the white houre and thereafter Tor
several years engaged In occurring to
the general public ~ health and other
subjects. In 1919 he 80 attracted the
attention of the Rotary clubs at their
annual convention with ME- famous
address ON a Father > Responsibility
10 His Son. that requests came 10
him from all quarters Of Rotary 10
speak. Since then the doctor has been
delivering more aud more of his tins
to the HutnTy ciuhS now All 81 u
g. given 10 them
Dr. Barker viii speak at The High
school at ~ o'clock at the Y NJ G.
A. at noon when he will address a
Joint meeting OK the Rotary and Ki.
wants club and OF T;ao o'clock "a
women Mt the High school auditor.
Jun. Admission 10 the address at the
y. N. q. A. viii he by tickets win a
capacity Of 500 tickets They may he
obfnlnad al the v NJ q. A. up IA
noon Tuesday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Huge Reward to Be Offered For
Slayer of Movie Director

lle g. known to be In Los Aurric-
police say \ motion picture npi-
ress whose Identity IL being kept ~",-
ret. SOME months ngo Informed the
rulicc that Collins was %attempunp 90
force her e. act ~ "a lure lu % black
mail plot, having for his Intended Ni,-
Boo 90 well-to-do molten pictur. pN.
'rutiNe.
An investigation H. under way to-
nlEh1 20 ascertain whether OF not
t'DuuA wus familiar with Tuylor p
mysterious past Ice Sew York.
Sew York dispatches today said
that IavI,r had conducted an art
store in th" t.cpuli- boz 1908 when
he wns known a- William Deem Tan
nrr.
sccrrtl, MARRIED.
tis was secretly married .r 1901 20
Ethel MAY Harrison U member ~ the
original Flora Dora company accord
Ing - word from th. eastern city
one daughter Ethel Daisy. was
born To- them. she BIZ .u Nnrmaro-
neck. y. Y according 10 public 1d-
uInistrutor. Frank Bry-uu. Iu charge
NJ Taylor's effects. Bryson has OK
ohan"ei kilograms with th" daughter.
he said.
Tayior and his wife were divorced
% wears ago. She is sIld 20 have
married again.
Tavlor's denth wls formally lHid
against "a person or persons ur.
known" In o verdict 81 murder r"
turned This morning hy u rnrD1er
Jury Mabel Normnud. Charles Ey
ION and others testified
Arrangements for Taylor's funeral
are nearing completion tonight The
11ubeurDrs will be-: William DeNIle
James Young. George Melford Frank
Lloyd. Charles Eytrn. David Hart
ford. Arthur Hoyt and Frank H,tI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
ARbUCKLE LIKELY
TO WAIT SIX WEEKS
FOR THIRD TRIAL
Court Docket damned
and Delay Seems
Certain

SAN FAANCISCO. Feb -lndl-
cations tonight were that RoSroe
tFnttyt Arbuckle will be- forced 10
wait u month or six weskH before he
has his 'itird chance To- Nlndicntc him-
self of charges Of having taken the
life Of Virginia Rappo
Monday Arbuckle'r case VIII be
called again before superior Judge
Harold Louderhack. TO be let Tor its
third trial
Court officials today aid that a
jury panel cannot be drawn before
r"hrlary Il that u could not Doe GER
tned earlier than February 90 and
10 would take unit February 20 to
~uramon D.
Thirty-one eases arc on the cnieu-
dur Of Judge L~oud-rhack's court.
awaiting trial II was Understood the
Judge H. taking the position tha' II
b. not lust that these cnseH-lnNolN
ing 4 number 81 defendants who are
in tnil unable 10 raise bnil-should
be forced 10 wait until Arbuchie i
again tried
Al present he court calendar has
three possible dates tor trying the
Arbuckle case-Narch q ~ or ~.
However. II was considered improb-
able that u would he 80 for March
6 and there was a possibility the
Judge would assign ether waiting
cares 10 all shree OF the open dates
March and a Fatty wax an
other month or maybe iongerr.
Attorneys for both sides profes-ed
q desire TO have Arbuckle tried inn
mediately. The biR comedian had
the "a m desire. Until he n ac0nii
led he must remain idle. and 20 a
large extent. without Income
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
TRAFFIC BUREAU
BEING ORGANIZED
T.. w. flahnhaus Has Of
fees With Business
Mems Secretary

IiWuud W iiahuhnu- Formerly ~
'hirtEn. II organizing % traffic de
ptfiWrnt ln the Husius4s Men Coo
tuDfutp" association here which Will
900 tho future Ice a p%orfurucn. branch
uf th" uraanizatiun lir has hts OF
fce he the MeHni huitdlng with
charles % Alderman. secretary ot the
association. He viii form q ink he
tween the business men vino are mem
beers of the Association. tud th. rail-
road. cooperating with bu,h
Mr. Hnhnhnus expects TO make his
home In Albuquerque. with his moth
er, who has been her" for about six
months He came here about siN
weeks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
Paris Newspapers
Assail the u. S. for
Demanding Payments

PARIS Feb. 4-passage 10y the
United States congress 81 u bill pro-
yidlug for consolidation Of allied debts
was bitterly assaulted by newspapers
here tonight
General opinion b. that the allies
would he unable To- fHce payment
within 20 years and unable TO pay
iu any event unless Germany pays.
o." Temps this afternoon said
In the midst uf grave European
difficulties. the United States re-en-
trrs European affairs with % drmand
Tor repayment Of sums spent In de-
Tending the frontier OF liberty
"DONT's"-FOR WISHING
Don't wish you could find a lvb-Find n
DouI wish you could rent your apart
ment-Rent u.
Don't wish You could sell your homs-
Scil ~
Howl
Nv usias the Herald, Classified Column,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

" "Nilih'h lfnh page hi'sl
the ruld-tipped. womun'.ylnu.tt-
found near Tnylor's ruWpl"d bed
verdict of denth hy q bullet fired hN
intent was returned hl tNo
coroner - lury.
Feeling that further puhI,lf, uf
the mnny slight clues in possession ol
the polic. would hinder. ruIu-r than
aid In tracing down the murder mN--
terry. the authorities submitted DulF
o. hrief case.
tnVerlNed reports were current
throughout lockwood tonight fnIf 70
mounting into the hundreds
of thousands would be- uo~tsu saril
noyi week N present leads and clues
90 to- result I've an immediut" arrest
Edward o. sands. q for. eT score.
tary Of Taylor. was the center OF a
tetrch tonight. Police have been
seeking him for several months to
serve warrants sworn out by Taylor
charging Sands with rifling his 81.
fects while Taylor was on n tour Of
Europe.
Blnckman sought.
Another man being sought "fur
questioning in regard 20 tn" muir.
der ~ 'papper Dan" collins, known
71 % two-gun man and master black
mailer
Collins IL wanted in New York fnr
the murder of John ~ Reid wealthy
manufacture. as the elimination oi
ans unsuccessful tttemp' az black
mail last MAY
There II o. price Of $1,000 on the
head Of "nupper Dan
"panper Dan" escaped n trap sct
for him In this ci'y He honSted Ca
81 ssoclatc~. detectives say. that he
would e. b.. uluua'' II he had Ia for
he WINS going to get his man"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT DON modern HOUSE
with sleeping porch. Room .. bar.
nett bldg. Dr burton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

mn against women smoking sue
reats "Lips that touch the ciEnroot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05

men Of the World will meet at s
. clock tonight 40 the knights Of ~
thia- hall. There will be initiation OF
candidates.
Patrolmnn Herbert bail was called
10 704 North Twelfth street last night.
the report being that some one was
breaking intu the house, when the
putrolman returned to tho police
station he reported that the noise was
not mat of q burglar but that "f
Pedro SaudoVal whipping his wife.
S%andnval was not At home when the
policeman arrived NJ the home
.. ", Fee reported Ia the polite
last night that his ear and another
auto collided At Fourth street and
Gold avenue.
q. :. Dyer reported last NIGHT that
his auto and the truck 'of the Union
bakery had collided at Second street
and Copprr avenue. The damage
was slight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
AUTO SHOW TO
SET NEW MARK IN
NOVEL FEATURES
More Exhibits, Enter
tanners and Dancing
Space This Year

Arrangements are being rapidly
completed to make the fifth annual
Albuquerque automobile show which
opens at the nrmory February %, the
greatcst In the history Of the Alhu-
querque Automobile Trades associa-
ticn. according - clyde Oden. presi-
dent. Mr.. Oden says that more now
models. a new and unique entertain
utcnt feature. m,re exhibits than
ever before. an elaborate scheme Of
decorating and a wider space FOR
dancing will make this show the best
ever held here.
The automuiive industry has made
the greatest strides since its infancy
said Mr. Oden. He explained that
the new ears exhibited at the show
will embrace more improvements Tor
comfort, economy ana convenience
han for some time pnz. Muuuflr-
turors have recovered from d war
time expansion and haze devoted their
time n energies TO refining their
products.
The entertainment plans. in charge
of the Mauric. klein's Entertainers
include q different program for each
81 the three afternoons and evenings
OF the show February 20. "a and o.
The II members Of the company viii
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-07
They Overlooked the
Diamonds

THERE is modern fIippancy to the effect that,
'What you don't know won't hurt you" 1t is
also fallacy. For instance:
The farmers of Kimberley were disguised,
disheartened lot. They said the soil too
rocky to them living. Some of them left.
Others died in poverty.
And all the time their children were playing
with diamonds
But the farmers didn't know They thought the
priceless gems we're pebbles.
Don't be like those Kimberley farmers. Know!
Don't seek opportunity in some distant place
and overlook the diamonds that are daily with
in your grasp. Know!
Advertising is a mine of opportunity. Ii tells of
values you wouldn't know about if it were not
there to guide you.
The secret of economical buying is information.
The man or woman who is best informed is the
who buys to best advantage.
Read the advertisements. Know!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-07

My friends often say: Never
saw YOU looking better; what are
you doing for yourself?' and I al
ways tell them: Well. I am taking
Tanlac now" recently declared
Henry Spencer, AIS East St, Water
town, a well-known and highly re-
spected citizen.
For more than a year." he said,
It seemed TO be run down all over.
From 100 pounds I fell off 10 1875,
lost my APPETITE and my stomach gave
me no end of trouble. The little
! ate caused me 10 bloat with gas
and 1 was subject to dull heavy
headaches. 1 had no energy and it
was all I could do TO get around the
house. I had dizzy spells when
everything would blur before my
eyes and I had 10 catch myself to
keep from falling.
We'll, now, l have gained Is
pounds. fell better in every way. and
can work as well as ever. since TAX
ing Tanlac. I relish what I eat.
with a fine appetite. and gas, indi-
gestion headache and dizziness are
completely gone. Yes. sir. 1 just
can't say too much for Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold by all good drug
gists.-Adv-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-07

constructing the antenna.
Rules for Aerials.
A good rule. although one which
gives only approximations, is:
THE total overall length OF the
antenna system in feet from its ex-
treme end to the ground connection,
should not be greater than the wave
length in meters. divided by . in"
Following out this rule. and as
suming that it is desired TO receive
from stations transmitting at a
wave length of 200 meters, the result
will be 166 feet.
Neither the number Of wires in
the antenna, nor the height, will
affect this approximation to any
great degree.
If it is possible 10 secure a non
conductive support as high as 166
feet 10 the top Of which can be run
a vertical, or nearly vertical. wire
or two. the results will be consider
ably superior to those placed in the
fern of an Il" or "T''- shaped an
tenna, whose vertical sections are
only 80 or 40 feet In length.
But the average radio fan will net
have available supports as high as
this.
Vertical Preferred.
Some may take sufficient interest
in the radiOphone to erect a special
conductive mast, or insulated
mast. Of approximately this height
To such. it can be said. that the re-
suits obtained Will warrant the
effort.
To those who must place depend
ence upon what natural supports are
available. it may be pointed out that
the higher the wire. the better. pro
vided that the total length of the
antenna from its extreme end TO the
earth connections. does not exceed
the figure derived from using the
formula given above.
If the antenua is of too great
length, no success is TO be had in
tuning IL TO the shorter wave
lengths. Gains that might result
from increased lengths are more
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-07
GIRLS! LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES

Squeeze the juice of two lemons IN
10 a bottle containing three ounces
OF Orchard White. which any drug
store Will supply for a few cents.
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint OF harmless and delightful
lemon bleach. Massage this sweet
~ fragrant lotion into the face.
neck. arms and hands each day. then
shortly note the beauty and white
ness OF your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
lemon lotion 10 bleach and bring
that soft, clear rOsy-white COM
plexion. also as a frcckle. sunburn,
and tan bleach because II doesn't
irritate Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-07
THREE-MINUTE JOURNEYS
BY TFNTPLF MANNING


If the traveller having been IN
Kerasund-the beautiful city on the
southern border Of the Black sea
before the war. should go there
now. he would notice a great change.
This change is not in the appear
ance Of the city as far as the
buildings and general appearance
so, but in the general atmosphere
OF the place.
AS you leave the ship and get in
20 a rowboat 10 go ashorc-for this
$ the manner of arriving at Kera-
sund-you are charmed By the pic
ture which the city presents as you
near the shore. with its red-roofed
houses clustered around the cuv-
ing har-bor and hugging the sloping
hiE which starts at the waters
edge.
standing out boldly in the fore
ground is the imposing Ottoman
bank. the centre OF the business ac-
tivities Of the town.
But. although Kerasund Is beauti-
ful because OF its site and its build
ings, the gloom which pervades the
city Is almost overwhelming. The
glory" OF the Turkish rule Is past.
and there IS an air OF hopelessness
about the city now.
Although the city may give this
impression. the women DO not They
are emancipated now. They can so
out into the streets. walk around
and see smashing" In the old
days they lived in seclusion behind
closed doo-s. only going out 10 the
mosque. and then scurrying along
the streets wrapped from head TO
foot IN voluminous robes which
made al women look alike. and with
wells covering their faces.
But now They have laid aside
the Turkish dress, wells and soft
soled slippers. They are adopting
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-07

father he had imbibed electrical lore
since boyhOOd.
Il thought il would be fine II a
boy OF seven could get a radio sta
ton Of his own ne cOnflded as he
tapped a panel II didn't want 70
wait until 1 became a man. kids
can do lots more things than old
people think they can, can't they
daddy?"
Father an Expert.
Daddy confirmed il by citing his
own progress in the electrical world.
At 10 Allan Garcia, then in San
Francisco, was an expert at house,
wiring. At 16 he was chief electri-
clan on the steamer Nebraskan. A
short time later he erected the first
commercial radio station on the Pa
cific coast Today he's one Of the
country's recognized experts.
The boy comes naturally by his
love for the work and his aptitude"
he explained.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-07
RADIO PRIMER

ARC TRANSNUSSION-Transmis-
sion of radio frequency waves by
means Of an electric arc burning in
an atmosphere of hydrogen and in
a strong magnetic field. This meth
cd produces undamped, or CIV.
waves Of rather long length and is
operated on 500 volts direct cur
rent.
Is Bobbie Garcia bowed down by
his learning and responsibilities, or
puffed up by his amazing achieve
ments2
'WhOop he shouted. Come
on and play a game of BALI"