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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Rreeskin VIII
Play Tonight at
The High School

ELIAS BroeslSin. Russian violinist
whO will give q concert at the high
school auditorium at $3.50 o'clock
tonight. viii he the last artist In
the fortniEhtly club series for the
1a21-22 season The other con-
ccrtH In the series have proven sue
ccasful and the great yiolinist has
boon put on for the last concert
as a climax To the seasons mt i,~
Porn In Russia and European
training, HrroRkin rose to "a place
among the greatest artists ot tho
time while still a youth He is
famous on both sidos Of the At
ianti@ ocea Cor his recitnla. and
BY lnuded by critics for his teohnic.
variability ana the emotion which
he puts into HE playing.
lie arrived IN Albuquerque last
nlght, and today expressed himself
us pleased with Albuquerque Ho
has been playing throughout tho
eastern citics. WHERE has has been
greeted 10y music lovers with en-
thuslasm.
Ticket Tor the Concer; tonight
are on sale at Matzon's book store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
GRAND JURY FOR
THE SPRING TERM
IS IMPANELLED
E. B. Cristy Will Be
Foreman; Term to
Be Short

Tho Bcruulill1 county Grand jury
was ulled this afternoon after a
second ycuiro had been called. ana
imuancllos for the spring term.
which starts today Fifteen OF tho
necessary IN VET" supplied from
tho first yonlrc this morning and
six added from the special yonirc
this afternoon, lgnaCio l.udulfo,
D. Nowcomb. Flipc Truiillo. g. T.
caldwell b. Jaramillo. q. Zamoru,
Ir., George Eycritt, n = owen,
John Fee Leo Murphy. W a. Dea-
mer, Charles Lomhko. g. A. sphar,
81. Torres. Antonio Mora, J -.
castillo. iFnacio Lucero, - 49, Me-
Koe. Fred iuthy and J n Hagy
The spring term Of the jury viii
be- short there being only "a small
list OF cases for o. 10 investigate.
They viii make the usual iHspcc-
lions Of the court house and jan.
ana recommendation on these
huildlurs
The pctit jury has been called
Cor next Monday and Will meet
urE' week for cases which are
waiting FOR jury trial. ana 10 try
tine caHos 10 which the grand jury
! retgrlH indictments Tho grand
jury will start lis work tomorrow
{ morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
MCLURE CHARGED
WITH MURDER OF
FL PbSO GIRL
Pistol Used in Shoot.
ing Is Hunted; Blood
or His Auto

vt pASD. T,x March 60
city and county prisoner for two
days ana nights have wudvd ln
mud and silt up Go their kucur In
o. drainage canal from Ihr Rio
Cranl,. searching loo vain tor the
f.i thuf Killed Mis- Louise
.Iroutg,l 3D. pretty youus woman
lot This city fleJ ". Mo- ur, said
Doc threw fl" pistol md Der purse
aud wis. watch 1850 ilH winter
uI 'r tU. fIri I.llui u'rH0lf iu
hls cor 70 week uru Il# night
Gel'.rr will b. given o. prctm-
IuIIF herring This afternoon uu o.
charge of murdcrIrr urr
Danny McCcmn,t vHu owns @
garage iu which Mcclure tIrnd
l.s ear. and who admitted fH Uffl-
crrs that hv made q mctf uI sh-
iuE bloc off Nc lure DIr when
Dee had been ordered hy Mcclure
Zoo wash the machine. hu4 npUn
charged with being an Hgcr uty
TO murder after the iact. Alter
the Eirl wus killed. McGombpr
Htid Mcclure told him that tho
girl had bumped herself OF" In
his car and ordered him 10 wash
i. but hD CHrclcssl y left n fcw
stains on the seat and running
beard.
Clarence Van Bergen, McCluro's
bruthcr-iu-lHw. h. charged with
being an accessory 10 murder be-
for" and after the fact lir and
Mcclure ruomcd together lie
told officers that Mcclure In
Htructcd him regarding what ho
should tell officers tie also told
/ officers. they say. that hc and Me-
Clurc were together earlier during
the evening Of the night tho girl
90 slaig.
Miss lrrcntzcl'H body o. To- be OK
hunIod today. So pictures can bee
taken 60 show how she met her
death The bullet entered the
bBck of the head. close Co the
neck. ranged upward and came
cut at her right temple. police
say.
The girl was killed Mcclure
aid. when he ans she We're IN IA,
car They had been ~quarrghng.
hc said.
Miss Frontzcl. up 10 % short
time ago. was his ste|uograuhcr.
and they had been together much
Mcclure has a wife Ia Cleveland
p. lle previously worked la Clevo.
land and Tucson. Aria. and wa,
circulation manager OF ncwspa.
port
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Ku Klux Members
Appear in Church;
Make Contribution

NEpiNpEp ore March 90 -
Following e. public denial that their
1rgunizntion had anything 10 10
with tho kidnapping 81 J - Hale
OF Mcdford last Friday night two
E%lcnElps ut the Ku kluN Khan iu
run r,E1lla visited tho Methods
church. South. yesterday during
.,rylcc and presented the pastor.
" J. Fontou. with an envelope
continuing principles 81 the order
and "a sum Of money. Co DE used
.ar the recipient INV IN. ur r""-
ton In reply. zald he was Rratified
Dee vIu and welcomed ku kluN
khan members any time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
TWO DROWN UNDER
OVERTURNED AUTO
Bodies F ound Eight
Hours After
Accident

THOEN1N. Aria, March 90
Miss ilnttie Minsch. "a. "a bank
ompluye. and her aunt. Mrs. Mary
Minsch. wife Of n ranchor, were
found dead early today, their
bodies pinionod under an over
turned automobile In a canal
southwest Of Phoenix.
While returning home after WIS.,
Ting friends. driving on n road
parnlleiing the canal, the ear
plunged over an einbanAmont into
four feet Of water The automo-
bile held them submerged ana
they were drowned. The accident
took place about 200 feet from
the ground OF the friends they had
visited. Tho tragedy WIS not dis
covered. however. until almost
eight hours later, when n son ~
Mrs. Minsch came upon the
wrecked automobile. hrs. Minscll
would have celebrated her forty
I sixth birthday today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
War Finance Chief
In Denver on Way
To Albuquerque

TyENVER March 2o.-LoaHs Of
more than $4,000. 900 by the war
finance corporations. largely for
agriculture and livestock develop
ms ri. have been made durinS tho
last year and optimism prevails
today among farmers ana i've
stock mon. according 20 Eugene
80 yer. Jr.. managing director OF
th. war finance corporation. who
- a Denver today Tor q confer
.,uoe with the committee ot local
bankers appointed uy the corpora
ton last year 90 aid the agricul-
.-ure Interests of the country.
Alr. Meyer lott Washington on
March Q. sent on a conference in
y,s lgatlon trip oy president Har-
ding. He arrived herc today after
having held COZ f@orcnces at Omaha.
kansas city Fort Worth and Ok
lahoma city. IL plans 90 leave
Tor Cheyenne. Wye, tonight and
also will visit Albuquerque. \.
NJ. Phoenix Ariz.: Boise, Ida:
Salt Lake City, san Francisco.
Portland. Seattle, Spokane, Hole-
mn Mont. and Minneapolis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
-Four Men Put on
Trial for Murder
OF a Patrolman

LOS ANGELES. March 90
-Four men charged with tho nun
ucr OF I'Htrulman Harry Chester
.pnd W iltum.N HirrV lgrc last fan.
WDIt on trinl befdrc.h jury iu thr
superior court today Thty were
james Wheaton " \. Brlnrhurst.
" " Thompson and Cal Holwcil.
% was announced thoy would De-
Jointly tried Tho state was de-
mgudins thp death penalty
Tho two slain officers halted un
automobile load Of men M an clr-
Is hour uu the streets here tn,
morning uf the shooting. Accord
bong o. subsequent stories uf allce-
.I participants. the men shot the
Officers down without justification
Hr warming.
THE iaur on trial wcro captured
several days later by detectives of
fnr Southern California Autumo-
bile club detective bureau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Jewett Ends
Testimony Before
Rail Labor Board

CHICAGO. March 2o.-Dcmands
ing an official ruling on whether
The railroads had held proper con
f.rcncos with their employees be-
Tor. beginning their wage roduc-
ton controversies To- ,he railroad
labor board. 10 VI Lowett. heud
Of the shop crafts unions. FIN
inhod his testimony an the CON
fercncc= today and asked an ad-
iournment until "a ruling g. made
by thc board
The railroads main argument.
Mr. Jewctt said. Ind been q dcs ru
To- lower freight and passenger
rates. although wage cuts uf last
July and subsequently, ho said,
had not brought lower rates.
The railroads. In rehutfnl said
Mr.. Jcwctt had not presented q
fair picture OF the conferences
J. L. Coleman. general counsel
for the Santa Re. told the beard
that In giving only excerpts Of tho
proceedings at the conference
Mr.. Jcwott had failed TO give tll
of the facts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
WHEAT POOL TO
BEGIN OPERATIONS
BY FIRST OF MAY
Farmers Organiza-
tons Have 90 900
900 Bushels Under
Contract

CHICAGO. March 20.-With CO.
100000 bushels Of wheat already
under contract on a 100 per cent
pooling basis. the American Wheat
GrQwcrs' associated. tentatively Or
ganizcd at Kansas City earlier IN
the month. 'spccts to begin opera
tons uy May according 10 W g
Lnnsd"n. Snlina. Kan, one ~ n
cuinEiiitcc uf three meeting hero
TO-DAY To- sahmit or. 1ization pH.n
to Aaron SapirJ. - a Fruu,ir,B
general counsel
Tu' p'tna a. finally agreed uron
here viii be reforrcl back to "nrn
state an roArCsp 90 a. flv ut.
-EIuiEnffrn for APP val with e1,u
state to name d~el-gl'es to "a gta-
vral ratification meeting dt m
Yer. tp lc heli not batter than April
fifteenth.
The new marketing body. forti-
ed hy Representatives Of the y nth
west Wheat Growers associate D..
which has 50 900. 600 bushels 81
wheat under contract in Idaho,
oregon. Washington ana Montana.
and OF the National Wheat Grow
crs' ass1c.n ion. provics FOR the
orderly marketing OF grain under
the direction Of the growers or
] their Representatives Mr. LAM
don said. The organization plnns
to regulate use ilOw e. wheat to
this mnrkc' ana 20 store surplua
dgainHt cvmani
Inc Pa,iiir northwest. IN whirl,
Iths Nortuw ~ M.,at Growers ar-
J n,til'"d Hl'r piv h. IN uperatiu',
N.u coustitu o. oac u pro.idi *
dr outlet Tor rhvat tnrough tic
crsst ports, IT," Headquarters ~
ut Fortiah T. sNc "; r. George e,
scwctt, oas af IL committee NEE
uP here. as g-rtUul ...anaEer.
Kansas. bltIapnt and No.th
utkotn growers ave incorporated
'uIer IA. iHH per sut puohnh
iLn wn'ie orgla4t1r,ns are b -
30 perf," 4 b. so raskn. To.ts
Iut. Color .5l Mr. iAa4dl IN sild
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Trouble Arises
In Getting Final
ArbucI5le Juror

sfN FRANCIS 'O. Mach CO.,
An attempt hy the prosecution TO-
UNorcIs. ita one remaining pcromu-
tory challenge against ono OF tho
jurors which already had boon
worn 'n 10 Hear the ofldfhcc M
tue third m1usiaughtcr trial a.
Roscoe O. '"f'affyD Arhucklc
resulted Iu "a recess OF court holug
taken today until afternoon 20 on-
able counsel 90 prepare arguments
ON 900. question.
Til, jury was worn I'm saturday.
hu. the cour. sessions since that
Um. howe been occupied IN att
tcmH.nE goo select two a%lternatos.
only One ot whom has been chosen
800 .r
TU. regular jury panel was oN-
hHu..I saturday ana a new ~
was .Immonod for today 90 sccur.
the second alternate juror but th.
attempt % challenge the juror
cam. I.fUre any Of the now tales
men bad been examined.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Needham Is Named
Chairman of o. r. c.
Legislative Body

l.. 81. Needham. local chairman
Of Tn order OF Railway Conduc-
tors 900 thd santa Pc railroad was
elected chairman Of the order ~
Hanvty Conductors Legislative
committee at n meeting OF tho
committee in santa Re yesterday.
,. D. Yoakum OF Las Vegas was
elected secretary-trcasurcr to fiji
the vacancy caused by the promo
ton 90 Mr.. Noedham, who was
s%ecrefIry last year The commit
tee H,loptcd resolutions OF thanks
to Sute Corporation Commission
rr Bush Williams and 20 senator
4 a Jones for the "iatters' part
IN o. interest of labor
Tn committee also decided 20
hold It's future meetings In Alhu-
paeruuc instead Of IN the Capital
city Mr. Ncedham. who returned
from santa Fe last night. said toe
day that the committee decided
that the conductors should TAX"
m active interest In politics, be-
ginning with the next election and
striN, Tor the election OF cludl-
cate favorable 10 labor.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
GILLETTE HERE
FOR DRAINAGE
MEET TONIGHT
Committees Will Con
vene at Chamber Par
lors at 8 O'clock

stat Highway Enginoor LcHlio
A. Gillette will he In the city to-
night Cor the meeting ot the COM
mltteos of various organizations
rcIatl,, to drainage work. which
viii Doc held at the Chamber OF
Comm. parlors az 1880 o'clock
tonirIH This meeting VIII hc ~
great Importance, In that u VIII
iauncH fhc campaign of the city
to hn.a this portion 81 the valley
d~rain,i under the reclamation BIN
now being considered In congress
m, state engineer has turned
over 10 u. r. Robinson all rccord=
ana H.uts of tho mlddl" RIO
GrunU. valley FOR use in ustlmnt-
ing IrilnaEo and reclamation
work %Heccssiry a. the Indian
land Elected. Mr. Gillette has
uiao r..arcd his comnloto cu-npur-
alton rH the state drainage CONE
missl.a In getting This region
drain.f.
Piln- viii probably Dee made to-
night for an extensive cumpnigr
Of education for the drainage
work Efforts Will DE made g.
/ make farmers OF the valley 500
Just what it Will mean Co them,
and gnt their fun support.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
100 Railroads Get
Injunction Against
A Rate Order

NEW YORK, March 20.-ln-
junction proceedings were insti
tutod today against the govern
ment b. counsel for nearly 100
railroads in connection with tho
rato order promulgated by the In
t,rstnte commerce commission, Of
fective March I, which the petit
TONERS assert O. arbitrary and
ouusides the powers OF the com
mL.llon
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
- White ROBBED
Men Enter Church
At Willamette, 0,

WILLAMETTE Ore, March 20.
Thirteen white robbed figures.
wearing all thc regulin Of the IN
kltN Khan. entered the Methodist
church here during tho services
luif night. stalked 60 the front Of
tho cdifiCe and threw $40 into the
pulpit.
Pastor. said the Spokesman.
take this money and urt 10 whore
10 "ill do the most rood
The thirteen figures then bowed
and statkcd silently from the
church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Bonds Stolen
From Treasury
Are Recovered

TCN March co..
Recovery Of all the Liberty bonds
amounting tn $4,000 stolen from
the branch office 81 the treasury
department saturday righf was
announced today hy the secret
service.
4. .. WnmBley. formerly OF
Washington. was arrested by Sc
crct service operatives In char
~lottesyille. Va, and charged with
completely with Charles a eleven
ger. an employe Of the bond de-
pnrtmcnt Of the treasury. already
IN custody In connection with the
robbery. secret service officials
enid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Schoby Sworn in
Az Mint Director

WASHINGTON. March 20.-F.
D. Schuhy Of SAN Antonio, Texas
was sworn in today as director Of
tho mint Tor a term 81 five years.
succeeding Raymond r Baker ~
Nevada Whose term expired Satur-
duy. Ito hccom,s charged with tho
custody ~ approximately third
NJ th' world gold supply Tho
SOLD assets ~ the United states
mint ut Philadelphia. Denver aud
'an Irlrci-co and The United Stat
Hs ussny office iu New York total
moro than 5000. 0O0 900 as coma
pared with the world totnl lnid
suuply Of approximately $4,000
nun. GOO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Weeks Opposes
Cut in Army to
lis, 900 Men

WASHING ton. March go
Flint opposition 90 house commit
Geo proposals 90 cut the army
strength TO $4,000 enlisted men
was expressed today hy socrotury
WEEKS. lilo said the war depart
mcnt had recommended an army
Of $50. 600 men, including 1000
Philippine scouts, and was con-
WINGED that q would be unsafe On
go below that There nre now IN
the service about 10000 men, al
told De said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
HARN a w0RD EvEnY DAY

THlay's word Do AUTONOMY.
10 pronounced aw-ton-n-m m
with The aoceut un the second ayi-
lahla.
D. means - soil government, In
lsiiendence, rlghi OF % nation 90
rule Itself. freedom from foreign
rule.
IL comcf from-Grcrk. "auton-
ofhla." 4eif-TulC
Cnmpanlun words autonomous,
uutunumlHt,
lis used like thi "fndin'a &c
sire for autonomy seems likely to
lead 10 a serious crisis"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Prizes Awarded in
Y Cartoon Contest

ChIr'e u'AIN wIe the winner of
fhv s. No. a.. s. boys department.
cartoon drawing contest. price. .u
which were awarded Saturday
might stanley Sfuhhs wuH gi.ru
.aU ui prizo. ami Alberto Drf.s.
fhuI'. rza Honorable mention
wlH eiEu Go jack MuUch. BOuul.
StlusIl Juan Garcia and Benny
Garcia.
In,.a wore about SO draw a.s
.uI...I Iy I1o contest Thes, Il..
boa pa nu uNu.hIf au ,he wails Iu ...
n $50, of tho ". ~ e. a.. huli
ksu wnl ue bu up for vsi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Clever Entertainer
At b Theater

A. an added attraction. the man
agreement Of tho ~ thcnter pre-
srnts Harry Haley for "a three DAYS
run, beginning tomorrow. Mr. Hn-
Icy Is an overseas entertainer who
has lust completed ~ weeks with
tho loew time aud g. nov on mis-
way 70 California 10 begin another
tour The Barnett Amusement
company is fortunate In inducing
Mr. Haley To- stop over Tor q three
days engagement His act con-
siats Of humorous stories and
aouEs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
MIMI MN DIS

DENVER, March 2U.-Iuhu G.
i.owney. q member Of the exccu-
1.-Two board % the international
union Of mine. min and smeitcr
workers. and widely known In la
her circles throughout the coup-
try. died here yesterday IN "a locnl
hospital. following q short Illness.
Ht' home was In Butte Mont. Hc
was so years old.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
$500 Aliens Get
Extension of Stay
In United States

WASHINGT TON. March 20.-
Approximately $500 aliens ud-
mit,cd into the United states un-
der temporary permits which
would expire March % and leave
them liable la Immediate depurtn-
tlon have been given an Indefinite
extension 81 timc Tor their stay.
Commissioner General husband.
OF the immigra' IN bureau. an
uouncrd today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20

WI'.FITTN F-NIlIlN IrN-, MuTIn
20 Congressman 14uclan ". Par
rish. suffering from Injuries sus-
tanned in m automobile accident
rognincd consciousness for a few
minutes at about noon today. but
hif physicians said his death al
any moscnt would MOI De- uncx-
pocted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Receivers for Island
Oil & Transport Co.

NEW YORK. March 20-Fed-
crnl receivers to-day we're appoint
al for the Island on and Trans
port corporation with properties
vbllod at millions " dollars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
MlRRIAoF IdCFNsEs

Anita Archuleta, Albuquerque;
Antonio Hiynesa Sino. Albuquer-
uue.f
LupitR sanch-z. AibuGucrquc:
Vivian Sahvedrn. san joe. * VI.
Frances Allen Hazard. Alhu-
quorquc; D. r Pool Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
Refuses to
Endorse Compromise
Soldier Bonus Bill

tContinucJ from paec -
stt.t r.v.,. In. wcunrs
f.. ,U. tr.s
- 4.,. Y,fur. .rd
.t4. go,
,..
lt" A-lai''t. "..N ''
go Nnliim'H N
d ~ commute 'ldl 'n'
BUOY o. ~p'u@lUN"' 't
~ 49, Wow "a 'NVt'
cNloNf made DE dld ~ thiiN
Wunl 90 offer any recon
ndauon
a.kCg No Expression
M III at thc white house 2lr
|ndaA snd othor members ~ tlo
Usc commltf.o wH1' .uV.r 90
ulp |sitUtiIou wl.a th" prcsid ri
b. "a understood 90 have slN 30
e. teossiuu rf BOSS view. ou thn
murt H. measure wk- 80
lu Vision boo lien - ne prteI-
HHHi proposal
Th, don't wac quoted lH Ha
" 'thuf Dee preferred nut i'
E, nhg recommendation
AduWD i.fr1uon officers Who have
cu ~ tho huaH with ih" IT
nt Wvf' under the impression
g 10 fE' .uilNo Dad not oman 81
my with r,Hafd %" me
W nili''' wore OK lh'
miihi' ln' ,''p n
W,R i"' ~.
ll, ''ln.I
''', '
$500 -, H.
homo. ... ,,t,y leo.
-. C.rr,- IN vr,s- rtuL.
dgRocrat on Che way and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
People You
Know
Radiator Repairing. quleksi

Radiator Repairing. Qulekei Auto Co.
Mrs John " Wilson is 800 at her
home, 2O2 South High street.
MisH Mabel Weir clork In the
office of the health department,
rctdrnct 90 work today aitur a
fhort illnoss.
H. t. EuhinHon Of the United
States Indian Irrigation service has
just returned from a trip to Santa
ir and Tc-uuuc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
mr. mIrnrI,IInr nK,n

~ A ~ y @ TDN, March 90
Nceepfahiilty OF Dr. QUO ludw e
Wicdfcldt. former managing DIR r-
tor of The Krupp organization u7
German ambassador Co the United
states. was indicated today by r.
high administration official
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
All Bids for
Shipping Board
Vessels Rejected

WASHINGTON. March go The
shipping board today rejected an
bids received Cor the 900 ahlpping
board vessels recently announced
Tor aaic.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20
nEWEIIlR HELD Up.

CHICAGO. March 20-Threc
bandits today held up Marcus Nj
,rmun In his pawn shop and eS-
cupcd with virtually every bit 81
lcwolry ia a. Norman said the
loot WINS worth between $4,000
aud s100. 900"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-20

|Yotwili find it in our Classi.
hi Ctlhmns.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-07-17
pRaTM rENALrY FoR RoRRERs

The action of the Virginia leg
islature iii passing d bill provid-
ing the death penalty for armed
robbers who hold up banks will
provoke much discussion. For
some time Virginia has made
burglary capital offense and so
have some other southern states.
The theory is that burglars go
armed, prepared to commit MUIR
der in case OF discovery or of re-
sistance by their victims.
This theory would seem equal
ly applicable to hold-up men,
who are ready to shoot at all
times. Persons opposed to CAPT
tai punishment in any case will
object 10 the extensions made in
Virginia. There are twelve
states where the extreme penalty
for first degree murier'is life I'M
prisorment, while in Nevada
train robbery and in Texas rob
berry with deadly weapons NAV
bring the death penalty.
Since the majority opinion in
this country, as shown by the
state laws, supports the infliction
OF capital punishment, the prac