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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
SOCIALIST PARTY
WARNS AGAINST
DEMONSTRATIONS
German Newspaper
Announces 'Putsch
Is impending

BERLIN. June i6-By the As
soclatcd Press The Independent
socialist newpapcr lie Freiheit to-
day features sensational COM
muniCa'ion from well informed
sourts announcing that a pan
German 'put-ch" is Impending.
The writer states that various
military parade which have been
going on throughout Germany ro-
comfy were not merely displays but
serious preparations for mon
archist coup d'etai. which. he sayn.
IL 10 be preceded by sort of 81.
bartholomew uight In which an
perhons whose names are entered
on N special blacklist would be
given short shrift The writer
declares the ministry of defense
ana the police are implicated In
The movement.
Resolutions warning against
probable demonstrations against
the republic. set for Iune "a. were
adopted yesterday BY the dircc-
torate of the majority socialist
party, the socialist Norwaerts an
nouures.
The resolutions. say the nntlona-
list associations. with German Of
ficcrs and eN-scidiers are reported
rs intending to hold demonstra-
tions throughout the country on
June IS. the anniversary Of the
signing OF the treaty 81 Versatile
These demonstration. II h declared,
have aiways dcgcneratod into mill
taristic and monarchistic displays
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
NEW GOVERNMENT
IS PROCLAIMED
IN MANCHURIA

MtHKDEN. Manchuria. June 10.
-tBy the Associated Press -
Proclamation of a new form OF
government throughout Manchur-
ia published today by assemblies
representing the three provinces
provides that each province snail
govern ITSELF. while recognizing
Manchuria a. still "a part Of CHINA,
ana names Chang Tso-Lln COM
mandcr in chief OF all troops.
General Chang. whose army has
been hard pressed since it, recent
dcfeat by ihe troops OF Mu Pei
Pa before f-king. assumed office
a. Eenerai.ssimo OF MancheFia on
June 4. THE official announcement
says the proclamation was drawn
by the assc mhiios OF the three pro.
vinccs OF Manchuria. chambvr OF
commerce, educa tional suciety
aud artisans union
The assembly claiming to act on
behalf OF all the people Of Man
churia named Chang commander
for the maintenance of peauu and
order In connection with new
plan OF self government.
He accordingly accepted a seal
cf office aud ordered flags dis
played la honor of the event.
II IN understood that the inton-
tion in to make Mauchurin virtual
ly independent but to continue "a
call h part Of China
The ManChurian provinces. are
Holungkiang. kiriu and sheng
king
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

short and long wave lengths tra,.s-
mission.
Accompanying Signor Marconi IL
the Belgian wireless expert. Gas
tuu MatEieu.
The inventor said he had been
making high speed tests. sendiug
he ween 100 and zoe wo. ds -
minute. HIS yacht will PIT To sen
again In few days to try and re-
ceiNc ice words "a minute from
receiving stations near New York.
He said round the world wire
les. doubtless would greatly ro-
duce the ca-s OF long distance
communicating. a. the cost of
wireless apparently does not In
crease In proportion to distance
IN the same ratio as cable.
The inventor. who also has been
making tests with direction fin-
ders said that on his trip from
Italy he had made no extended
study 81 planetary trana-
mission. The 10000 meter wave
lcnEt NJ which he caught some
months ago In the Mediterranean
he explained. might have come
from Mars or Venus. or they might
have been caused by the sun but
certainly they were not caused by
electrical disturbances. nor were
thcy of earthly origin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Poker Game Leads
To Trace of Bonds

MINNEAPcLIs June Gs a
poker game led Indirectly 20 tracI
ing af a small block OF bends. part
Of the loot obtained in the 81 .oua,
0oo bond robbery az this New York
post office t was revealed here
today Postal inspectors have been
here Tor some tirle invest igatine
the robbery.
one q the officers of bond
company here attended card
Eame recently. it was said. and
lost q good sized pot He was
short IN the pot and produced
several bon ana clipped the
coupons 20 make up for the shor.
tage. The winner took the cou-
pons 90 a hank. which refused 10
cash them and Informed the ho,-
der thev were stolen bnuds. Postal
Inspectors were notified
Two men have been Indicted and
a third u held for tho fefernl
eraud Jury action IN connection
with the bond theft case.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
MEN VOTING
/. FOR STRIKE
SAY CHIEFS
Union Leaders Con
slider Serving Notice
on Labor Board

CtNCT NNATf. June iG.-CBy the
Associated Prcsal l---B NJ Jewell
Of the Railway employees depart
ment % the American Federation
~ Labor wah authorized b. the
chief of the railrond shop crafts
unions TO request officers or the
United Mine Workers Cf America
lur joint conference.
Joint action between the rail
men. In their threatened strike.
aud the miners. who have been
uu strike since April J. will be-
discussed II AIR. Jewels rcauest
a. approved by the miners officials
CINCINNATI. June is.--(By the
Associated Press - Rail union
chiefs were considering today serv-
lng formal notice on the railroad
labor board that an Overwhelming
majority of the 100000 shop craft
and maintenance OF way employ ea
were In favor OF n strike on July /
and that the officers of the union
would abide by the decision OF the
workers
The notice. In effect would for
mally communicate t. the board
tho public statement Issued here
last night By the union heads whicn
asserted that the board In order
ing wage reduction had 80 reduced
living Standards that the strike
becomes an act OF self-preserNa-
tlun. The statement also blamed
the attitude Of railroad managers
aa provocative OF a strike
Decision aH TO the dispatch of
the formal notice To the board was
held Up by the union leaders. pend
Ing receipt ~ the boards action
on further reductions affecting $50
600 station employees. clerks eN-
press signalmen. stationary fire
mon and oilers. and train Dispatch
cr'
with tho more than b00. 900 coal
miners already ON strike "a walk
out by rail workers would affect
"A second Of the country's basic In
dustries No claims have yet
been made as to tho probable eN-
tent of a transportation tie up. but
a. soon a. the American Fedora
ton OF Labor convention closes the
rual union eXecutivea viii leave
for Chicago TO begin on June 20 a
canvass % tho strike vote. which
IN expected to be completed by
thar time.
The strike would not include
members Of the big four trans
portation hrotherhoods whose
members are engaged directly IN
moving trains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
LIFE SENTENCE
GIVEN ALLEGED
SLAYER OF GOMEZ

AI.AMOSA. Colo. June is.-T.
W Raish was found guilty by a
jury at i2;1o to-day Of the murder
OF Marquix Gome2 express mes
seng-r Killed In the robbery OF a
Denver and RIO orandc Western
train here February rs.
The jury was out nearly two
hours and returned with a verdict
OF guilty aud recommending life
imprisonment Ralrh had pleaded
no, guilty. hut before the jury re-
tlrrd changed hir plea to guilty.
Ilaish was promptly sentenced Ia
life Imprisonment, and was imme-
diateiy taken to the state peniton-
tiary 90 Canon city TO begin his
sentence.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Educators to Leave
Tomorrow to Attend
Meeting at Santa Fe

The meeting nf the executive
committee 81 the New Hcsico tdu-
catlunal association will be held ~
Santa fe tomorrow 10 prepare the
prugrnm Tor the November conven-
fion ~ the association and 90 deter
mine the associations policy until
that time. The fuii time secretary
now u IN office and will be directed
regarding the work 10 be done.
Superintendent John Milne aud
.. NJ Buckley of Clovis are to leave
the city IN the morning Tor tho
meetinE MT Buckley. supesln-
tendent Of schools ~ Clovis. "
teaching al the University sumner
school.
Mins Ieahei ffckler of silver City.
who also II 10 attend the meeting
wili arrive In the city tomorrow sn
te0,e 10 santa Fe,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
20, 600 Homeless as
Result of Blaze

NEW YORK. June is.--Firemen
today were still playing water up.
on the rmouldering ruins of what
yesterday had been half square
mile Of summer dwellings nt ar
verne l.. |.
More than 400 buildings from
hotels and costly summer homes
90 little frame bungalow were
DESTROYED. rendering 10000 pcI-
SIMS temporarily homeless. The
property damage h. estimated ~
1000 OO0
Thousands OF homeless families
spent the night on the beaches.
known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Phoenix Meeting
May Cut Rates on
Railroads Here

PHOENIX. Arix. June is.-
The Interstate commerce commis-
sion will hold a meeting here Sat
urday morning 20 take testimony
booking 10 possible reduction In
the railroad passenger base rate
from IS cents a mile TO the ma
tional base rate Of 3.s cents a mile.
The proposal 10 reduce tho rate
affects New Mexico. Arizona and
Nevada. the only states IN the
onion paying more than SO cents
~ n base passenger rate.
Chairman J. v. shauEhuessy OF
the Ne, ada corporation commis-
sion will attend the hearing.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Score of Men Are
Trapped in Hold
OF Capsized Ship

HAMBURG. Germany. June is.
--tBy the Associated Press. -
More than a score Of men were
entrapped In the hold OF the Bra
xilinn liner Aware when she cap
sized today while being hauled out
of dry dock At the vulkan Ship
Yards here, Openings were being
forced this afternoon into the hold
IN order to save the men while
the liner lay submerged for two
thirds of her extent In the bottom
OF the canal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Lawyer, II, to Quit
Active Practice

CHICAGO. June is.-Alfred =
Trudo. prominent member OF the
Chicago har for fifty years has
announced his "third and final re-
tiremcnt from active practice at
the age OF "a years
In his announcement he made
an appeal against permitting tho
boarding Of earnings from large
estates In be- passed along to fu-
ture generations He humoruusiy
described thu collection Of large
Attorney foes as distinctly
beneficial act"
TOO much money In the hands
OF young persons has usually
proved productive of disaster" he
said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
N0AH'S ARK WAS NOT A SHIP
BUT A MAMMOTH PYRAMID
Is BELIEF s0F EcyPT0IOClST

For Instance. Dr. uetzlnger said
hl. tosoarches Indicate that thoaa
anclents. prior to $4,000 years ago
had no language. needed no lans
guagc. Tney had the gifi Of trans
Terence ui Thought "a higher,
finer comprehension Of what we
cali tc'cpatny and as language was
born into the world tor the use
of human hcinga this spirituality
was gradually lost TO US
''lu like manner Or Getzinger
continued. "thoy understood the
power nf light 10 lessen the weight
of mass Objects fact which
modern oxp.r monts arc even now
making evident"
Some knowledge Of this kind.
br. GctxiuEer thinks. made pos-i-
ole the handling OF those huge
blocks of Limestone and granite u
which the pyramids are cOnstruc-
ttd.'
Chambcrs la Pyramids
Going further into detaii about
a.a r,fcaryn Work IN the pyrum d.
The Egyptologist stated there were
tnrce cnamL.rs wlthm the great
pyramid wmcn conform to God .
direction TO NOah Tor the building
% ihf AtNt anu thtaf thfet clAfh .
bcrs. named ioT The three suns OF
Noah. Shcm, Ham ana Japhct
represent three strata Of life ana
Intelligence. The chamber OF
Sncin. the lowest OF the three. Dr.
G.txinEcr said. iH symbolic OF ami
mails VINO have no souls. The Sc
Cond chamber. that OF Ham. SYM
bolizea human beings with souls
hui OF lesser intellectual ana Hpiri-
.unl attainment And the highest
chamber that of Japhet symbol
lace the Inspired teachers, the
spiritual lntcllectuals-so souls OF
grcater understanding.
@ already BE- known Dr. Getzin-
gor continued. that the flood OF
..aahs lime did not HubmcrEe the
whole OF the present known world
but included only the ancient lost
continent Of Atlantis and Egypt.
Iautis Eas never rcappearcd, he
said. bat Egvpi, after 1900 years
under the sea. proved. Or. Get
ginger declared. ~ the evidence OF
sea- salt cncrustations 20 height o.
iti feet On the great pyramid and
the Sphynx. arose O. beacon
iight TO mankind and when the
flood subsidized Egypt was reset
tied by immigrants from other
lands.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
80 Days Given to
Man Who Escaped
From Chain Gang

Curtis johnson. cOlored. was
siven 90 days on Va srapcy
charge when he was brought M
had been nlnor thai Ne was a dan
Gerve character. He has hetsu IN
jail here not long ago. having undo
an escape from thy city chain ganr
which was working on TIRE street a,
one time
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
TROOPS CONTINUE
10 lAlDI LON NJ

klUkIANG. Province OF kiang-
s. China. June 10 --tby the As
aoUiutOd prcssl - Northward ad
snuccs of an army symuathetic 60
sun hat sen, president uf tho
south China republic. al Canton.
have brought Ia from kanchowip
neat klAnfu. Tho rsfrvntinE
sNlanEsi troepr continue 20 loot
towns General Wa Pei Fu is
blocking the advance with i1.0po
troops at Nanchang. capital OF the
province
The Japancae cruiser Tsushima
has been added 90 the foreign
patrol protecting the interests %
he powers At kiukiang
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Low Tourist Fares
Stimulates Travel

CHICAGO. June ts--eunsu,er
tourist fares. which are lower
than for several years have sumu.
lated railroad travel westward tire.
mendously. according to reports
from locai passenger agents One
road reports 55 perccn, increass
over last year.
Travel from the Pacific coast
Il also the heaviest IN several
years Chicago railroad offices say
due to the fact that round trlp
rates are IN effect for the rirsi
iiine since before she war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
PROFESSOR DEIENDs SLANG

CLEVELAND. June ie--Tht
use Of slang was defended by vii
liam A, CFaiEie. professor OF An
eio-sakon nf tho University of OA-
lord, EEgr in an address on The
Oxford Dictionary at Wcntern
RcteFve University here, slang
undoubtedly onrichos the Lam
auaGt" Trof Craigie said. The
ephemeral part disappears. but
tns VIVA, expressive part remains
Ia the laneuaee and adda pie
tureHque note"
Referring to the oxford dictlon
art, which will be published soan
after fifts years Of collecting and
compiling millions OF notes. Prot.
CraiEie snid The oxford diction-
ar 10 . record OF English terms
from the eighth Gentry down 20
the president time. oInittine only
the words which did not survive
,he ele<snth century and the new
words which are too trivial or TOO
teehnicsl 70 BE- included"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

MADISON. Wis. - Practically
one third % daily production OF
1000 tons Of nswsprint paper may
be saved ana reused By means
of new de.lnklnE process. sidney
u. Wells. engineer for the Forrest
Products laboratory here declared.
Wells said this was made possible
through a years experiments that
revealed the colloidel qualities Of
bentonitc, q volcanic ash. found in
large quantities. in Wyoming. ordi-
nary paper min machinery 10 used
in the pEocees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Hanging of katonka
Put OFF So Court
May Review Case

The hanging % Steve q. ksion-
Ia, convicted of murder IN the
first degree In connection with the
kiliinE % William Kelly and sam
Groy. taNimen % failup, which
had been sct Cor today has pvcn
postponed untii the state supreme
court has had time 20 review the
caEe
Tho execution had been ache-
duled 10 take place nt Axtec where
hatonla was convicted % merder
The killing of Gfoy aud Kelly was
said 10 have taken place when tho
taNimen were driving Natonka and
hts repu'cd wife. Alice 60 Farming
ton on Juiy 81. 1891
The hitter pleaded guilty 20
murder IN the second degree ard
~ now serving an indcterminale
senteoee In the state prison.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
IRISH BEGIN
ELECTION Of
PARlIAME 7
Voting Opens Under
Terms of New
Treaty

DUBLIN. June is.-tBy the As
sociated Press )-Professo John
MacNeiIi. speaker Of the Dali
Eireann, who IA In the favor OF
the Anglo-lrish treaty. led In the
voting for Dublin university can
dldates by a substantial majority
when the first election results were
announced tonight.
Prof Michael Hayes. minister of
education In the Dali Eireann
cabinet and one OF the pro-treaty
panel candidates. also has 1son
elected.
DUBLIN. June is.---tBy the As
socsated Press. Tho voters OF
southern Ireland went to the polls
today TO elect an Irish parliament
as provided under the terms OF tho
Anglo-Irlsh treaty.
Under the recent agreement be-
tween the factions favoring and
opposing the treaty. a coalition
panel OF candidates was presented
to the people, apportioning repre-
scntation In the parliament at ap-
proximately me same ratio as
shown In paR tests Of strength In
the Dali Eireann.
A number Of independents. how
ever, have entered the field In an
attempt to overturn the panei on
the treaty issue. and II was on this
phase OF the struggle that interest
mainly eentered a. the polling be-
gan.
Estimates were that at least rs
OF the Independents would be sue.
cessful
Publication last night OF the
terms OF the draft OF the Irish
constitution ON which the new
parliament must pass. was not ex-
pected to influence the vote. The.
comment of the Dublin moruing'
newspapers today II mostly favor
able to the constitution. The Free
mans Journal says:
THE draft Of the constitution
declares that all political power IN
ffclend derives from the people.
Let the people prove today by the
fearless. conscientious and prudent
exercise OF their franchise that
they are worthy repositories OF
thas supreme power"
The frssh Independsnt says.
"On the whole the new consii-
tuition II democratic. conceived on
stateman-iike lines and with
honesty and skill
The inordlnateiy high taxation
inflicted on our country under the
British regime was due mainly to
the cost OF wars from which W.
derived no benefit our position
In respect TO war IL now quite
clear. more definite. indeed. than
that Of any OF the dominions under
their constitutions. The free state
IL recognized a. a nation with
distinct citizenship"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Today's Results


Antcrican League
New York ..1iO goo
Detroit ....O3a 00i
hoyt, ODoni and Hoffman.
Ehmke. i'anxs and Bansicr.
Boston ,.... .oio 2o2
Cleveland 100 900
Ferguson, RUSSELL aud Ruc,
Uhie and Oman.
Philadelphia 0so 10
Chicago ..4. .2ef 90
Moore. Harris. Nayior BruEEy
aud frF Fins; sc1ppr, HoCss and
Schalk
Washington 900
n. Louis ...tof
Zachary Turk and Charity
Nangilder and Severeid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

WARRINGTON The swing hill
for construction Of the Boal6ar
canyon dam and development az
the lower Colorado river basin. al
an approximate cost Of 80 ooo.-
coo was approved ny Secretary
Fall IN a letter TO Chairman kim
hSid ~ the house co1luiiioo ou
irrigation % arid lands. ---'--'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

n tg h est
temperature
50; Iowcnt
temperature
ba. Daily
range of
temperature
81: Mean
daily tenn
perature n.
Relative nu-
midity. 6 D.
m 10; Re-
lafivo hu-
midlty 9 a.
Ul nnf Pre-.
rInllnIInn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Washington 900
NaslonaI irague

National League.
Chicago . Oi0 t30 00i
Boston ...... III t0l 100
Jones. Osborne and O'Farrell: !:
OaschEle. McCniian. Kaufman.
Towdy aud O'keiil.
r. "a. n.
Cincinnati 0e0 600 0oO-s 4
Philadelphia 2os 0O0 s0x-7 ~ o
Luque. Markee and iiargraye. (.
Meadows. Rims and Peters,
Ru. n.
~ Lpuis :. 100 0oo ei0-~- All I
Brooklyn j. SEQ ofs 1ux--ig n /
poak Walker. Ciemcn ana Ain
smith, Grimes aud Miller.
Pittsburgh 0ea eco iee--i Z
New York 9z0 eae o0x-7 "a I
Glaxner. YciloWhprse. Garrison.
Holllnsworth and Gooch. , Bar-
nee ana snyder
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

Or. Gctzinger u convinced the
pyramids were built thousands Of
years before the reign of the Phar-
aohs. The latter 90 whom they
have been accredited merely re-
paired them and caused "a casting
of stones 20 be- built over them
he said And he also iH convinced
that tho pyramids stand To-Day a
living monument 20 an old and
noble philosophy "a civilization
greater than any the human race
has since attained.
Obviously. since modern science
cannot account Tor the means used
TO transport and place the great
stone slabs used in the construc-
ton OF the pyramids. that ancient
race must have possessed know
ledge and power lost to Us OF the
present day, br. Getzinger argued
Ills explanation Of the feat per
formed BY these ancient engineers
Is that they were OF race Infinite
~ more spiritual than modern
man. that their power lay in grea-
ter understanding Of the universe
and its laws.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

For "a hours ending a, 9 a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

Los ANIELEs. June Ia
Nouhs ARK. built 10 save human
and animal life from the flood OF
ancient biblical times a. still eX
tant Tor AL t. see. 30 900 years
after lts construction. This is the
beief of DR. 4. g.. GetzinEer. Egyp-
tologlst, now visiting here. Hla
conclusion h. based. he declared. on
resent discoveries. following 80
years of RESEARCH work. some of
the results Of which he described
In an address before the Friday
mrruing club Of Los Angeles.
Dr Getzlnger b. convinced that
the Ark of Noah was not a snip.
That ~ was the great pyramid Of
theOpH In Egypt Recent discov-
cries prove tnut the pyramids--
Noah's Ark ana the others w.fe
undcr the sea for thousands Of
years. DR. Gcfzlnger said. Near
the TOP of each OF the pyramids.
at the same level. u high water
Hire where a deep niche mas peen
cut into the rock by the laahing
Of long forgotten surf ne surf
OF the flood which Inundated m.
ancient biblical world, he declared.
br GctzinEer said research show
ed the innor passages of the pyr-
amids 20 be thlckiy crusted with
salt which, chemical analysis
proved. was sea salt.