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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
ADisappointment A

The Herald T. sorry To b. un-
able 10 report any progress today
tu holders of receipts fur money
paid Tor Journal hond-, ~ "a when
uhcy may cNpcct their first lieu.
: per cent. fiNe-ycar bonds on ali
the property and good wiz of the
dournhl PuhlislsinE COMPANY. To-
gcthcr with accumulated interest.
Following the announccnhru by
MI. NAEcc IN Wednesdays Jour
nal that the bonds had bccn trans
fcrrcd from the Journnl safe 90
the titizens' bank. II was holprd
that to-day might bring forth fur
thcr cncoui aging Developments
for the rcccipt holders.
Instead the only dcfclopntcut
from the journal publisher today
va. an cdiiuriai attack upon The
Herald, marked by somewhat SUR
priuing ohsccnitl, Ina which Mr.
Nagcv iutiuiatcr that lac h pre-
pared tn be- Investigated for using
the mails 60 dcfruud' la this or
any other connection. We have
simply directed public attcntion
To- the tact that nearly ni,se
months have pa-scd sincr Ne Ma
gee first offered and sold first
licn. = per cent, fiVe-ycHr bonds
en the Journal to thu public, and
that h l. Time the bonds should
he delivered to these who bought
and paid Tor them. or -oufy rca-
sonRhir explanation furnished a.
te why delivery has nat been
made
No such explanation has as yet
hecn furnished We regret thai
"a persistent demand Tor the In
formation, which h certainly la
the public Interest. should have
prDduccd nothing more Tor the In
vc-tors to-day than display OF
the Journal editors command of
risquc language.
A stiii further disappointment
for the investors In journal ls,nde
occurred to-day, When q spiritual
i=t, now giving dculonstrafions in
n iocal thcatcr. issued through the
journal a dental TINT he had
said the Journal bonds would b.
delivered In five months from
Tuesday night. This was the most
definite assertion with regard 90
the actual date OF driitciy of
thr-e bond@ thRt had consc from
an, source, and n Il to b. ~
grcttcd that thr spirit naliai. or
SOMEONE rcprg-cufiia him now
snis thai he dih noi ia definite
date
-piriis.allSf. la hts forecasts
Of the future, usfurall, ulsht. tn
b. a. accurate as poaaiilr. aud n
can hr readily understood why
this onc would mt cnrc Ia h.
committed 60 n drfiafr date for
the J0nrnul hGnd delivery.
We spnioei.e "a the -plriinaiist
We trust that Ia act.ord with
The frequent hut less definite
rrurnirfr 90 Mr. MAGE 90 HE re-
cript holdcrs. the Journal tunis
may soon he Forthcoming. ns al !.
vcrtl~esi, tnnethef with nccumu.
lated intcrssel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
FROZEN BODIES PILED HIGH IN
RUSSIA AWAITING BURIAL;
100000 TO Be FAMINE TOLL

MOSCOW, JaH. Russia has be-
gun the year 1879 with eight months
OF unspoakahle horror before her ana
the terrible dread that next sum
mers crop may only slightly relieve
re snawing famine.
Al Tsartsin Saratoff Samara. ia,
Orenburg and NaEap frozen bodies
are stacked high awaiting burial IN
trenches which workmen canuot pre-
pare fast enough for the victims of
famine. exposure aud yphus - and
every day the mtuaiion b. grcwinE
worse
American relief workers. who or
iginalN cautiously placed the num-
her OF proba bile deaths IN the, famine
area this winter at 2.000. .0o0. nov say
that 5000 600 ~ low estimate and
many say the number may reach TO-
OO0. .OOO. or even mere. II u pre-
dicted the typhus epidemic pCrsihil-
ity viii be the worst that Russia has
ever suffered.
4. =. FeedinE Milton.
The Americans are feeding nearly
.O00. 600 children and the British
aud vRriom, other organizations ARE
fnrrishing nourtshnent for nt least
100. .O60 under the most dangerous
conditions.
DR. Reginald Farrar OF the epidem-
les commission of the league ~ ma j.
ilone: Miss Mary Patterson of the
English quaker relief mission. aad
Ut. Guertncr of the German Rcd
Gross, have dice within the past week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
BANKER SLAIN.
Z WOUNDED IN
CHICAGO HOlOUP
Five Bandits Escape in
Auto With $4,000
Payroll

CHICAGO. Jan John soficl.
president Of tho haywood state bank.
was shot and killcJ and Louis Swee-
ncy. chief Of police of The suburb.
and Arthur Henson. bank messon-
ger. were wounded today. when five
bundts robbed them uf $4,000
payroll for 10, haywood plant OF
tho American can company.
The bandits did not give tho bank
or ANA his two guards chance TO
hold up their hands. They ordered
the payroll car TO stop. and as "a
came To- O. halt opened fire. killing
soffci almost instantly
chief Sweeney was shot under tho
right arm ana Benson iu the side.
The utfrr'a injuries Hr" serious.
The holdup occurred two blocks
from the bank and the robbers es-
capped in an automobile.
Chicago police dispatched three
riflc squads and naced guards on All
roads from haywood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
De VARGAS
HOTEL At
SANTA FE
IS BURNED
Loss Is $125,OO0 With
$4,000 Insurance; All
Guests Escape

SANTA FE. Jan. 5.--The DE Var
gus hotel. for 90 years a famous hos
tclery OF santa Re. and state head
quarters FOR republican politicians
FOR more than 20 years. wns destroyed
by a fire that started last night short
ly after O'Clock W. q. Sargent
former state auditor. owner Of the
building and operator of the hotel
said the loss was sie5.00o. of which
$50 900 was covered by Insurance. He
snid today he had no plans for re-
building the hotel on the old site. or
new dto. some os his friends are
suggesting that he lease and operate
the new La Fonda hotel which wns
built by popular subscription. and
which O. about completed
The fire started in the southeast
corner OF the building In tower ana
ana not spread rapidly because the
wind was in the northwest and car
ried the flames away from the build
ing This allowed an the guests Of
the hotel--nhout 90 In uumher--to
escape with their belongings and en-
abled the volunteers 20 carry nearly
an OF the furniture of the hotel from
NHf MMAAANNA ne NAN'NNNNM AIMkNA
the flames from tho outside OF tho
structure and the fire gradually ate
its way through the building until
by $40 o'clock II was completely de-
stroycd.
The buildlng--a three story struc-
ure--containing about IS rooms
with large gtairways and halls. was
of frame construction originally, but
had boen atuccocd after Mr. Sargent
bees amc owner Of the building about
go years ago.
No ore was injured during the fire
or In currylng out the furniture save
Jose H. Soua clerk uf the supreme
court who foii while carrying out
some furniture and was slightly
bruised about the head
Troop u ~ THE natiouai funrd was
called out 20 keep the crowd under
control and 10 guard the furniture
There was some lootinE before the
troop took charge. hut order was
maintained afterward Nearly the
whole town was az the scene OF The
fire zcrie time during fs nrorress
A. showing the stoical spirit % the
owner Of the hotel Mr. Sargent re-
marked to some friends without
show 0f emotion. a. he stood watch
iuE tho building burn and chewing
an unhghtod cigar There goes the
work OF q lifetime
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05

ing German prisontrHF'
Yes when We saw hanging
from the road we stopped 90 look
1adcuheHd declared ne had no feel
ing against officers and that h. vol
untnrily offered to come forward after
seeing the statement printed that
There were only two hanging al
Is-Sur lille
. had seen more than that" Dee
said. and DO .remed Co me that some
uulCera w,re guilty
senator brlnicecc nsked 10 CHdcn-
head could produce witnesses 90 sup-
port bis statement Ho mentioned
Andrew Saloon bat explained that
the spelling WIS "Chrlume." and thar
BE- lived 90 tlmhurst Long Island
Chclume viii be slmmuned
saw soldier shot
Two witnesses called 90 testify A.
40 charges that Major Hierome h.
nri@ 90 staanton Va, had rhot two
soldiers in France, we've excused after
Il was developed thov had no per
sonal knowledge OF the matter.
A moment Ater. however. lamuel
q. Smih of Dublin. Va who has
boon iu am Institution for the insane
since the war. declared he saw Major
upie shoot soldier
While in durout with three
comrades aud four German prisoners"
snid smith Il saw Major opic take
a gun and deliberately shoot a man.
The man oPie shot Was Wiiiism
ttoniinucd On pase two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Heavy Snow at
Flagstaff lnterferes
With Auto Traffic

Since a wintry wave has struck the
Rocky Mountain rrElou auto touri us
are clamorinr daily for advice re-
rarding the ronds out of Albuquerque
Tho New MeNlro Auto club reports
that yesterday wa record day
when u came ~ the number OF tour
ists asking about th" roads
The club has received word from
linbhiit brothers uf finRstnn. mat
there Is heavy snow there and that
no tourists should He scnt by that
town. The road north of AIbu-
querque o. reported good as far as
santa Fe Becausf of snow nt Ina
Vegas weather is reported extremely
cold there Tor auto riding.
Roads 60 the SOUTH the club re-
ports are In first class condition
Tourist FOR the wrst are directed to-
go by way OF Dcmng and thence
through southern Arizona. The roads
from There's canyon 90 Amarillo ana
from Amarillo to oklahoma Clty are
reported all right also
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
SAYS He saw IL
AMERICAN SOLDIERS EXECUTED
AT lS-SUR-TlLLE, FRANCE

WA-HtNGTDN Jan Further
testimony relating Go the hanging OF
American -oidiers at i--isui -riiiv,
France. was presented TODAY to The
snnatc committee iurrstigntinr the
crut Georgia. ihat .0Idiers wpr, exec
culod without trial
isrnrrt Cuaeursad Grccnville
Miss. former service man. declared
De witnessed "lU ur lE executions
at ls-sur- Tiis while eusHFed .u trans
porUng German prisoner by truck
tu tho vicinity % that place.
I,NcCuted Men Wcrr nopcd.
- our main criticism about The
execution. as =ot forth Ir your letter
tn senator Watson was that the
French people should not have been
permitted to see them Chairman
BrIudcEce asked.
Yes SIR
"sec amy barbarity q"
$40 Tho only thin. saw was
thnt SOME Of the men hanged we're
doped"
senator Overman democrat. North
Carolina wanted tO know who was
win Cadeuhcnd when De- looked o.
ar the executions.
How many were present al tho
first five hanging that ynu saw
asked colonel Bethel
About 600 or 500 French peeple
and see soldiers"
"Nou saw the other five or seven
executions from truck while haul
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Four Runaway Boys
Back in Orphanage

Four boys who ran away from st.
snthony'S orphanage here have been
nabhed in Santa Fc and brought hnck
by sheriff Shoemaker nf M" capital
CITY
when the sherin saw them IN
santa Pc he asked if they were not
enjoying French leave Their replies
aid n4t satisfy him and ne started 20
investigate. calling up tho orphanage.
The boys are said to have run
away when the others of the school
were around the hig illuminated tree
ON christmas. Gifts apparently had
no attraction 20 them tn. shcrir says
and they slipped away
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Invents Electrical
Device to Locate
Copper Ore Bodies

TtSCON. Ariz.. Jan. 5.---Director
G.. NJ Butler OF the Arizona Bureau
of Mines announced here yesterday
that that organization has perfected
and applied FOR patents on an electri-
eel process FOR locating underground
ore bodies. pr. Butler, who ~ also
dean OF the College OF Mines ANA
Engineering Of the UnivcrHity of
Arizona. announced tho Invention at
a meeting Of the board OF regents
Of the University here.
Dr Butler Indicated that the depth
sizo. and other information regarding
concealed copper ore bodies may be
asccrtained with the electrical device
which. he said operates upon sci
ontiflc principles ana eWhodies none
OF the features of the touch stick
and similar apparatus He declared
the device had been proved accurate
By tosts In mining regions In Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
FUGITIVE FROM
JUSTICE SINCE 1914

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. vii
liam Kerfoot. arrested yesterday a.
Sacramento. Calf. had boen o. fugi-
tive from Justice since November .,
1871. j. u. Johnston. local postuffice
Inspector. said today. ir said Kerr
foot 20 substitute railway mail clerk.
was Indicted In April. 1919. charged
with the theft OF $500 from reyist-
cred mail whit working Jhetwecn
Leavenwurth ana Mlltonvalc Kan.
kerfuut was found working on the
Portland. ore. police force In May.
1921. Johnston said, but the indict-
mcnt had been dismissed the previous
March and he was released. An
other Indictment was returned the
following October and federal agents
finally traced him to- Sacramento.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05

OF typhus contracted in tho famine
area Miss Nancy Bobh and William
iSenworihy Of the English Quaker
unit are On with typhuH al bruus-
wick. near Saratoff and Anna Louise
Strong Of Philadelphia, VINO is asso-
cinted with the English quaker or
ganiEntiun, i~ recovering from tho
same mHlndy in Moscow. Colonel
Bell Of tho American relief admin
istration, ia conNaiescing from the
disease az TIA
The disease b. so prevalent through
out al Of the Volga region and In
Turkestan that the soviet government
has stopped an passenger service Go
and from these regions
Living Worse Than Dead.
George Newes. of the British save
the children fund, reports he saw
250 frozer bcdies many OF whom
were children huried In a trench nt
saratoff in one day He says train
loads Of refugee children, underfed
and scantiiy clad ARE riding from
tho famine area In such pitlhhle
condition that tho living children aru
worse off than the dead
The soviet government has agreed
20 grant the American relief admins.
tratiun tho use Of 5000 cars and sos
locomotives required 10 move the
supplies which the $40 600 0OQ iusi
appropriated BY the United state
viii provide, " . estimated that goo
rars and fve locomotives will be fe.
quired daily for fe days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Colorado Operators
Get Permission to
Cut Miners Wages

DENVER. Jan. Permission To
reduce WlEo4 to th, November. 1917.
scais was given % independent coal
companies operating ln the Colorado
fields hy the state Industrial COM
s-iou today The commission still
hu- 30 similar applications under con-
alteration. action nu which may be
taken during the dIy.
In announcing it- decision 20 ter
inmate jurisdiction and leave the way
open tor the companies To- put the
proposed reductions into effect. the
commission found the wages now
paid employees engaged in the mlu-
ing uf coal in thlr state are greatly
Ia excess of wages paid employees OF
Ike skin ANA ability who are en-
gngod "a other industries and that
The was" reduction proposed is not
at this time unreasonable, or unjust.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
D. & r. C. Lays OFF
SIS Shop Employees

DENVER Jan. i---FiVe hundred
and twenty five employees OF the Den
Ncr a Rio Grandc shops at Burnhnm'
20 suburb OF Denver Will be tempor-
nriIy laid OF at the close Of work
tonight according TO an announce
ineni made today by L. n. Burchficld,
chief clerk to the superintendent OF
motive mower OF the road. lack OF
work b. the reason assigned for the
reduction. Those affected by IN" or
der are mechanics and iahorcrs etu-
pioycd IN the blacksmith. boiler. car-
penfer and paint shops of the road.
between goo and 500 empl0y vs
were Laid OF hy the road last week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Cannot Locate
Relatives Of Man
Slain in Denver

DENVER. Jan. 5.-Thc body OF
Norman y. Gould, former cleaning
establishment proprietor Of this city,
who died Of wounds received on the
night OF December 20. when hv
forced an entrance into the home Of
Mrs. Caroline Rossl is being held at
the county morruo awaiting the out
coma of efforts uf authorities Co To-
cafe relatives.
A. the time Of his death no cards
or other means OF Identification were
found on his person and attempts To
locate persons In Denver who were
intimately acquainted with him have
proven unaVailinE.
a former landlady told police that
she believed Gould had sister in
New York city, but efforts 10 locate
her have been uuavaiiing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Women Strikers
Block Road to Plant
With a u. S. Flag

NEBRASKA CITY Neb Jan. g.
The American f'uE. suspended from
rope stretched across "a road lead
lnr 90 thu packing plant here was
used hy women strikers Iu am effort
tu prevent AutuWUblle- carrying work
mon untcrinE th, plant ore driver.
however disrvrardrd tho flag and
drove ou. dr1Eging u bon thr mud he
hind him.
THE county ATTORNEY. uuUN being noe
tifrd. stated that chsr-ea would Doe
filed against the wotnou for dcsecrat
INK tht flan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
ARMS CONFERENCE
PROBLEMS PRESSING
TOWARD DECISIONS
Far Eastern Committee
Resumes Debate on
Chinese Demands

WASHlNGTON. Jan. o. The
agreement Tor an Increase of Chinese
tariff rutca Co an effective per cent
was adopted today lI the nine cou-
ference powers slttlne as 70 commit
tee ol Far Eastern question:.
All OF the powers aruroyod tho pro-
prHm for increasing chinese revenue
and the Chinese delegation accepted
the report. submitted Hy Senator Tine
dcrwoud. chairman uf the slb-som-
mIttcc
The Far Eastern committee also
adopted resolutions providing GOV
c,outful Withdrawal of foreign troops
from China. Upon fho request OF
China. the resolutions provide. the
ministers at r.kinE of the eight pow
ers Will meet with committee of
three Chimes to- discuss the troop
withdrawal question
WASHINGTON. Ban. win the
issues developed by Shnutung. sub
marine regulations aud details Of the
naval Limitation settlement an press
ing towards decisions tlr Far East
orn committee OF tho Washington
conference resumed its sessions today
and opened uu now sources af de-
bate.
The Chinese wont into the COM
mittee meeting insisting that tho con-
ference take up the "gl demands"
and the japanese protesting that the
subject did not come within the scope
~ the conference spheres of in-
fluoncc ana the situation in Siberia
were other iruuhlgsomo subjects
ahead
In the submarine regulation unEo-
tiations q meeting OF the fuu COM
mlttee Of the whole wa Indicated 90
Imminent the Italians having received
instructions to accept in principle the
Root regulation proposals The
italian acceptance waz Hali 60 Dee
conditioned on French Accession.
however The naval committee meet
Ing may be- held late today
The Japnucso ana chinese wrre
preparing Co gu into conference again
late In the dly over ShlutuuE Nll
the evidence pointed 60 an early cone
clusiou of the Shantunr controversial
British delegation spokvsmon said
they accepted Hs probably well
founded reports that some arrnuEt-
ment had been reached az TekinE for
% settlement of the ShautunE question
but said tho details would have tn h'
| worked out here hy the Chinese uni
I japanese DELEGATIONS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Man Wanted for
Theft of Registered
Mail Is Caught

SACRAMENTO Cnlif. Jan. b. -
william kerfoot wanted lee Kansas
city Tor the alleged thcft OF two
sucks uf Registered mail. containing
currency amounting to $1,000. was
arrested here bv local detectives aud
d. being held to-day. pending udyices
from postal uutEurltlps. iNcrfuut b.
said fu have stolen the sacks while
acting us mail clerk ln kansas city
10 years ago. Under many nuases
he has eluded capture until traced 90
Portland. ore. several weeks ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
DAHL FAILS TO
REACH AGREEMENT
ON IRISH TREATY
Adjourns Until Tomor-
row; Kidnapped London
Correspondent to Be
Freed.

DUBLIN. Jan The Dan Err
eann. after holding brief morning
and afternoon sessions today without
further progress Ia consideration OF
the AuElu-irsh treaty. udJUurned
late this afternoon until tomorrow
morning when 70 viii meet In pri-
vato session 20 hear the report Of
the unofficial committee which Is
trying to find a basis upon which an
agreement might be reached
Announcement that the release Of
a o.. Kay correspondent OF the
London Times, kidnapped from Dublin
yesterday and taken to Cork, might
Dee expected shortly wac made In a
messarc from Cork received by nes-
moud flEgcrald, minister OF propa-
Eunda. this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
MEMBER OF |. {. {.
IS CALLED UNFAIR IN
LUMBER RATE CASE
Obtained Decrease for
Northwest, Opp d
One in South. Senator
Says.

WAsITINGTNN Jan Charges
were made ln he senate today hy
senator Trammcl. democrat Fiori-
da that Clydg o.. Auchison. mem
Der of the interstate commerce COM
mission vino vas appointed from
oregon. had u-sd his good offices to
obtain "a decrease OF 16 per cent ON
iunihcr from The west and central
west and Opposed reduction ln lum-
hcr rates in tHr south.
The Florida senator made his
rharrcs while sucakinE on a. bin I'M
troenced ty Dim today. providing tor
geographical presentation ON thn
Interstate rUWmerce commission. hc
declarrd the Hrtion ~ the commits
sion on lumber rates had operated 90
shut the south cut of the lumber
markets OF che eastern ana northern
states
Senator Cummins of Iowa. chair.
man OF the Interstate commerce conn
mission, and senator McNary, repuh,
lican. oregon interrupted Senator
Ttnmmau with defense OF Commits
aioncr AitChison. commanding the
commissioner fairness and justice.
PoRTY RonnED IN HoIDIP.
OLYMPIA. Wash. Jan s-Five
masked mea Inferred the oool hail az
Ncnieary. o umncrinS town ahoat 20
miles west OF here. late last night
and lined a. men up against the wall
robbng them Of about 81 000 ac-
-ordirg 20 telephone report reach
,tihN hers ,ossS The robbers es-
Gagged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
IANn lnn snI.nII.ns.

MAsHiN jan - The son
ate puhhr lands committee today Ia
vorahlv reported the house resolution
extending fut cight years she life "
tho present law giving 20 former sor-
vice men preferred rights In the en-
Try of government ~ Indian lands
thrown open 20 settlement,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Sewer Pipe Firms
And Individuals
Indicted as Trust

NEW YORK. Jan. Indictments
charging violation OF She sherman
Huti-trusf law have been returned hy
federal grand jury against eleven
corporations and 10 indladuals ale
legged to have been members of O.
sewer pipe combine Tho indict-
meufs returned secretly several wecWs
ago. were unssaled today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Robert Forgan
Is Operated on

OMAHA. Sch, Jan. Robert
Forgan. assistant vice president Of
the National Clty bank of New York.
underwent an operation FOR agpcudl-
citis at a local hospital here today
His condition iH reported favorable
Mr.. Forgan arrived in omaha "a
scw days ago on visit 20 his wlfe's
parents ana was stricken with the
ma lady.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
Horse Buyer Slain,
2 Shot in Exchange
At Kansas City

KANSAS CITY. Jan. Harry
Bruener Of Dcs Moines Iowa a horse
buyer. was shot and killed and
Adolph Drnhcs ldar Rapids, Iowa.
and w B. Hall Kansas city, were
wounded when. according to wit
nosses Frank Thompson. stock
raiser OF Ointhe. Kan. opened fire
on Bruener In the crowded lobby Of
the livestock exchange here today,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
nAC1N. no CnNTINrE.

NEW okLEANA Jan {. Racing
win continue at the fair grounds
track. officials of the businessmen =
Racing association announced today.
denying reports that because ~ she
technical arrest last night uf a. book
makers and four cashiers. th- winter
racing meet would D. cancelled
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-05
MIS-. o. II. mAHpING DIrs.

DIES MONIES, Iowa, Jan. Mrs.
o. Is. Harding, mother Of former GOV
ernor W l. Harding died al her
home al sibley. Iowa. yesterday. fol-
lowing an attack OF indigestion. she
wns "a years old