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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-16

LOCAL GRAIN MARKET
Richmond -four mills are paying
$105 for new No. 2 wheat.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-16
Briefs

No hunting or trespassing
on R. G. Leeds farm, on the
Straight Line pike.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-16
BUTTER QUOTATIONS

The wholesale price of creamery
butter is Al cents a pound
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-16
LIBERTY BONDS
v Associated Press)

Vby tsSJ
NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Final prices
on Liberty bonds today were:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-16
INDIANAPOLIS HAY

VBV
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct L. - Hay =
Easy, unchanged.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-16

DAYTON. Ohio, Oct 16-Hogs-re
ceipts eight cars; market, rs lower.
HOGS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Reservation sought
COLD IN EAST
Zero Temperatures Reported in
Many Sections.

WAsHI TON Fsb. H.
Northeastern United states was
shccted IN ice today a- result uf
cold snap ot Lrusual severity.
according Go reports 90 the weather
bureau whose forccastcrS would
rrrdict little relief before Sntur
day ON the other hand tn
northwestern section which nor
mally would be enduring the
coldest period OF the season was
said 10 have comparatively high
Temperatures,
The coolest spots In tho Unifcd
States today were canton y v.
Mortified VI, and Greenvilic.
Maine. where the thermometer
shlverod around 22 degrees below
zero.
New York City with tompora
mre of fiat zero. weather bureau
officials said probably was under
going colder weather" than cities
with lower registers. because Of
the abnormalty Of such fompera-
turcs In tho metropolis and a
moisture laden wind.
The cold wave was In effect 90
day Tar below the Mason nud
Dixon line. several cities reporting
record low temperature
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Wisconsin University President
Replies to Bryan'S Charges He
Is Atheist and Unfit Teacher

rrulIir wrought Ir'o the rnustifu-
lion ol frs world Pres dent Hrs.
la rmts neNvFyI that wits
fuw uud wIEuf are Gudr and .
have equally believed IHtf science
r,..1fs tI us h,w Chat wIcir and
hHi wisdom .rH expressed in thH
nucrHf nr uf iht world
r.Hn t.mrI IH dislike
especially mY ohfgeure to hI- unIf.
ur reuriun fo dlrerc1red aei-
rnufr HgpnthpsIa thInk that
thr history Hf ihn church riFcf
good ground Tor uF objection ln
tho frerrth century people wore
tull THAT tn, doctrine uf a round
w0rld was ufhrIsiic' and crntur,
Cr su Htpr .hn CuuernicHn Hsfruu-
lmN ufH UHIIrd ufhrirfIn' ln Che
nIurfusufn century evolution ln
iIfr manner was csli.l 'afhclstlc
hN mon of whom Nr BRYAN is a
hrmtrl follower Iid such teach
IrFs help religion in 'hc past and
n there nnt good reason 90 think
that Nr Bryan will succeed where
his predecessors have failed dis-
mally during four crnfurios An
other Thing thar seems 20 frcuhle
Mr. Hryan o. 'hp fact that told
him that bits telChinra were
afhciefiC' rather than the teach
mss ~ evolution had a real
oionninH and purpose in thus call
ing the attention % Mr Hryan
Definitely and sharply 20 sne re-
iiflous harm that may come from
his teachings"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
THINK SANDS u
NAVY DE>IRTIR

HARTFORD. Conn. Feb I1
NaNal reserve mon who wrrH on
duty at Sew London during 1919,
and who live here sHid TODAY iUlt
the printed likoncs ~ Edw "a
T. Sands. wanted as "a witun.. In
she william Desmond Taylor Wur-
der ease az los Angeles rrsswn.ri
warrant officer known 'u iHHm
az Chief snyder"
This man, they said. wns 20 chief
comm ssary steward and after
wurd chief storekoepor and was
on duty on the state pier 100 SOW
London n Il claimed thlf while
an duty 80 Sew london SuyI"f
took an officers hutomuhiI. Ini
wrecked it in a collision with o.
telegraph pole. Ito wt- af.u.t. 4.
hut promised to mako Eu'I -he
damage and was released ile was
permitted 60 go 20 Ncw NugN end
did not return and failed lH pay
the repair bin Evenfua the
man was posted NJ u dcHortyr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

MADISON Wis Feb % ~ a
Eirgr pfrsidCu' of the University
nf WFc0usIn TODAY replied to a4-
-vttiuus 'f wriam . Inau. made
hero a. yeur AGO and r,us8tcd rr.
Hru-lt. thBt hr iH Hn atheist Huh
Iu unfit teacher Cor HuItr.N. Doc.
rHuap Of bIs acceptance uf modern
.g,rn," n.,ud.us ODE ruc.rF of
evolution
Mr Bryan had objected Co cS
rrrsaon of President Birgc that
his 'rnchinga were causing injury
TO religion because ci his attempt
40 unite n teaShiugs of tho Hihlo
tn 'disrrodt -cienUuC hYuu'ho
and hc hud declared that when
hH ueur3" uf Wisconsin have
Dngh money tN nay the sainry
uf re- university prcsidfut they nn .
rcct fo find someone who viii
not ridiculc tho rcllrtun OF tho
farents tud grand parents of tho
students"
IN let;cr 10 thc Rev. y =
Warcoftcr. pastor uf tho FIrst
Congregational church. OF which
President iilrFe has been an Of
nesr Tor foty years. ho reasscrt
"a expressions madf Co Mr Hrvan
following Die speech fo students
frrc declaring that he had -uceef
found b necessary so Justify ro-
lEion to science or excuse science
20 religion
- have accepted both as equally
divine revelations ana both a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
HARRINGTON
UNDER GUARD
IN FlOR|O|
BischoH's Indictme1
Also Demanded in
Chicago

CHICAGO Feb. i5.- LesII
Harrington. missing sp.uulatsI
who is said 10 have defraudE
chou sands Of pcrsuns in fhia "A
ton out of -er rorai mlllluhA OF "a
als, has bucn found near l'nil
ucach. Fla. according 10 fsll
gram received today b. local I'd
lice from the sheriff of rnd
Beach suunty. lie viii bo acres
cd ~ soon a. the necessary named
ure forwarded the telegram aain
Indie ment Of Raymond j nd
chtti whose operations are aliersl
tu have resulted lu defrsudlrl a
many foreign born citizens out A
."serul million dollars. was un I'D
Fore the strand jury today Asslsd
nnt stat" Attorney Hodges wa
ready Go demand true bills uhnrt|
lus hlrnhur with uperaUus L. cou
uuruCc game and obtaining moaei
under HleU urotDusc-
Lo.I, Harrington ana stvfeol
u'hrr- allied with him in uuern
uuus similar t1 Blschufrs wrr
indicted yesterday
TIE i.rst considerable sum %
fhU uIseIue assets Of Harrlnrtol
were found hy the police las
night tnuy say when they arreafr.
Peter Nankaut. one OF Harms
ton agruts. Yuuknnt led fhnu
t. trunk IN his home. wharl
&l-.uHu was hidden tie told them,
fna police said. thar ths mou,l
was part of his profit for coIisr
uens made during the last thro,
months Tor Harrington lie rrtl
.HHHHHHaaH L.
tween $50 600 and 100000 fron
she promoter Llthuuiau cud
TONER'S
Harrington disappeared "a feu
days ago just AFTER uankruptci
petitions had been filed uEalna
Raymond biSchoff whose sprruin
ions were said TO nave ncttc.
- 0uc, ,0oo. Harrington fortnerl
wnH an cmpluye of bischoffs, late
op ming "a general Investment" u
flee os his eva. The Cook couri
Eand 1u.y yesterday voted tru
bills against him and slxtoen q
his agents. accurdius 90 The state
attorney.
Harrington. IL was charged
gave only a. urumlssury note {
'Hnl person who gave him muue
tor Investment The first of thes
1" cs fcll due February I6 th
day after Harrington disappeared
irUee urD rutsI Co The gran
jury Indicated that the amour
toners gave him would rii
I. ligh as f5.0OO.uuO. % wms sai,
The CHARGE aguius' HHrrLeto
arc conspiracy tp Obtain none
i'l.o pr"tens,s and lonspirac
10 h.frlul.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
NEW REVOLT
SCARE PASSES
IN MEXICO
United States Relaxes
Watch for Attack
on Juarez

EL rA-O. Tcx. Feb I7.-pris
Son. o. t. Howe. commander OF
rhs frt cavalry division beucv-
ur that an emergency close to
fuarcz and ~ paso mo- longer Dc
u1uds drastic attention, today is-
Hucl disqualification orders. inso-
flr us soldiers need no longer be-
h,ld in camp att Fort Bliss Sol
ftlars. except those ON regular duty
20 some sort. may 20 Co and from
camp just MS before the troops
wsrH mpblllzed Wednesday even
us. when reports were circulated
nat rebels intended Co take pos
es-Ion OF Iunrez
Although mon are not hold In
camp. trucks ur~ HfIll loaded win
emergency supplies. small tluk
Fr. IuulDl Ou automobile trHIl.fa.
Hrl TWO lrmufgd railroad cars
which wore drawn from siding
5000 remain 90 th. center of the
fort
civilian government operative
announced to-day that IuycstIrl-
I.4r- covering several DAYS. show.
sd that everything wac quiet
along ihn TDN1s and New Mexico
border md that here was no sign
nl revolutionary activities Their
purt was made on the territory
ff"m the HlE BEND of Texas 10
IHrh.tu. ~ NJ
Don JuHr"z th. sTuHtIun remains
unchanged Gcn. Euseulp Mnrti-
ueT commander Of troops IN
northern Mexico. Be- there ON an
usu"g.lnu trip No declared thar
his zone. Chihuahua. Durango ana
.n. lHeuua district of C0ahulla.
was qu.ut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
MAN WANTED in HUGE CHICAGO FRAUDS is CAUCH
Why Is Love
Blindp Here Are
Some Answers

SYRACUSE. y. y. Feb. H.
Twenty -ono young men and wom-
on, members of the Syracuse uni
Vcrslty Biblical club VINO are
either studying FOR the ministry or
% become missionaries. have an
swerod the question: why, n love
blind ?" Here are some Of the an
swerr from the women:
'BecRure he respects other peo-
pies feelings"
Sc that lovers will not be en-
barrn ssrd 90
He IN too much tufon up with
he matter In hand to notice other
peoples feelings"
"lie must be blind. because he
does not profit by his past pcda-
gog chlly speaking, hc has merely
ccHpitulaied
ITS lucky he In blind or he'd
work himself tn death"
From one Of the men came:
Take look around the campus
az 'hc specimens II he weren't
blind would he have made any
such comhinations2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
WASHINGTON

was thrown into an uproar during
discussion Of the measure after
Representative Garner of Tcxas.
ranking democrat on the com
mittec. had protested against the
action Of the republican members
ot calling In a representative Of
the American Legion 20 advise
with them az a secret session. from
which democrats were oxcudpd.
Representative Mondell. Wyom-
ing, republican leader answer u
MIR. Garner and then Chairman
fordncy Joined the debate.
Promlscs Action.
THE republican members Of the
ways ana means committee have
not thought u proper To call in
men uuaiterably opposed to the
bonus for discussion Of that bili'
tho chairman declared.
we had before ~ today an
oIcer Of the legion 80 We couli
md he gave b. The bonus bill
viii be presented to caucus of
house republicans IN 10 days and
NNIhNAAtaA hNAaN wiz NAAHHH g.
The republican caucus viii either
agree with what We have framed
or viii direct us how to fix ~
In making his attack on the
committee. Mr. Garner without
mentioning names had reference
so the appearance ~ John Thomas
Taylor Of the American Legion
ana Richard Jones. repre- srnuuF
Veterans of Foreign Wars who
were before the cummiito, today.
Taylor and Jonvs were said &C.
IhhNe hccn questioned as 20 how
FORMER service men would feel q
Il mo- cash payments were authorized
liolh were said To have taken the
position that since th"ir orgaui4u
|tions IN conventions had endorsed
.fhe fiye-upiion bill, which include
|cash payments. u would be unfair
h. tho membership OF either houS
Dor any Individual. a. their spukcs-
|man. 20 take a difcrcnt position,
Opposes Executive session.
Declaring there was no objoc
4 ion to republicans working secret
b. on the bin. Mr.. Garner proc
Rested against the action Of re
publican members In having an
|pNorutive session al which wit
bose. were called 10 determine
LEGISLATION.
II say frankly that this system
.hught not 10 exist and he house
hould prevent H." Ar. Garner
Inid. N tho statement that these
ncn appeared H. correct, Il is an
Ilutrago on the house. You have
b. right TO hold secret sessions
nd invite the legion people 20 tel
ou the character Of legislation de-
3lfcd without admitting demo
Latic members"
ESNr Mondcii declared that the
rotest Of Mr.. Garner was neither
moderate nor accurate" adding
hat the same custom had pre-
allied during democratic control
Chairman Fordney declared
bat when the Underwood bill was
eing framed democratic mem.
ers called In a man from New
ork to advise about the tax on
.mons and tho democrats took
II advice ana wrote 1t IN the
N"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
BORDER wNrCH ENTIRELY
tp To GEN. uOMYI

SAN ANTONIO tn. f'eh. ID
Major Con John l.. Hines COM
mundHr ~ the eighth corps area.
'H looking tp Hlg Zen Robert l..
Howe commander a. Fort Bliss.
tl protect American Interests on
be- border without ss-,ltl lustruc-
Nuns 40 report from General
HOW" on concentrating of troops
M Port Bliss hH- been received.
NTIHr General Ulnez sald today.
HuI hr also said Boo he'd e.Hf ru
Instructions l8 Tur Ill4.. $50 lu-
.trHDuuns fium the war depart.
mont calling for aieriue-a along
fhu border hHEp been roceVcd af
the ,|gh'n corps Ir83luurfe-s. ho
said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
HoWAT HAS CHANCE
TO GET BACK IN
MINERS UNION

lNDIANAPOLls Feb lT.--
Surprising strength faNorlng c1n-
-Ideratton by the convention cr
the United Mlnr WORKERS Of
America, ot an appeal hy Aloxam-
der Hownt ana other expelled
Kansas minera Cor .lusfnUueui
iu the union was shown tuduY li
ih, early voting ON the arp.ai
Although the early ballots ga.
majority against taking un h
appeal administration supporter
of president John D.. Lew s4lI
they were doubtful OF tha mi
.H.Unwr. Favorable action nu
Huwnfv appeal would throw tho
whole KANSAS controversy before
tEr convention. delaying until tho
u'Tr wees the consideration on tha
uuions wage policy. the PRINCIPAL
ruciusa before the convrntiun.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
MCCORMICK pICINEs
To NAkI STATEMENT

NitW YORK, Feb. IL Harold
Mccormick of Chicago today uo
lined Co mako amy statcmont in
r'g1rd tu the report that bic daurh
'i MHthildo wn7 engaged to
wi'F fId.rE master three times
IUr Hrr
cannot De mtcryi lowed h.
asa hut will ay that haven't
Do" slightest knowledge of where
80 ruwor originated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Pastor Guilty of
Killing Woman

MOtNT TnA. Arb. r,t ir
The Rev Harding Hurhcs su"~f-
cilious miuister. charged wfn
murder in connection with the
death of Mrs Anna MckD1non
last May was found guilty nf "a
hurry early today His pun.shmont
wac fiNcd al life Imprisonment
Attorneys announced au appeal
would BE- made
Hughes. who Is 80 ycnts ola
was charged with having employ
ed Raymond Coils TO kill Mrs,
Nckennon, a reclnse. In order thti
he might obtain her property he.
n'Vea 20 contain valuable mineral
deposits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
'Buries" Husband;
He Now Faces A
Court Martial

CHICAGO. Feb. t7-Dunald
campbell. believed by his wife TO
have baen buried with military
tonors last Labor day, fow DAYS
tfter the cnzket niid to contaii, ms
iody arrived from France. was 20
1e tried Soforr general court
martial board at Fort Sheridan to-
lay on u grave charge
A girl friend roconfly told Mrs
'nmphell that she had met the
most wonderful man A attia
atcr Mrs. Campbell discovered that
Z was hot husband ENaminatiun
liH' losed that the body sent from
france was not that OF Campbell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
MAN HANGED AS HE
PROTESTS INNOCENCE

MissrJI.A. Mont. Tob % Joe
Nuckoyich. convicted uf thr mur.
der of Mrs Jerry Shea hero ou
ehruHry lI 1891. was hanged
a. Glit "a. ma today Nuckcyich
went to tho rniloWs with "a firm
step AND sioutly maintained h!s in-
noceucc 10 the rud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Cculdn't Stop Her
Talking on Phone

CHicAGJ, Feb. IA young
woman Is under $1,000 peace bond
here today hecauHc she used the
telephone 100 often. Lawrence \
Rn"lin testified that shc called
him on the phone as often a. 80
times tn enc day and that he was
tired Of H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Hunter Killed by
Shot He Had Eaten

ASroniA. ore. Feb AZ. John
~, Hslh noted locally aa hunter
y Wild fowl and who for a period
u years past has eaten his Nils
'egularly. was taken seriously IN a
week ago with e mysterious NAL
dN Examination by R-ray
inally disclnned that his iniestines
were fun of shot and that lead
,uisoning had resulted phy-
lcihns removed more than 900 OF
ne shot but n new N-ray eNaminn :
lnn showed more than 100 shot
till In the digestive canal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Loses Memory at
Basketball Game

EMroRiA Kan. Fob IT,
Excitement during a basketball
sum- tuesday night caused n. D..
Armiingc, coach Of IA" Emporiu
High school. to tosc his memory.
IL became known today lmmc-
liately after the game ArmItngo
H.HH".c rffl r'cd with a nervous
trouble. which resulted In "a loss
t memory lie cannot rcmcm
or who won tho game or when
was played lie recognizes
friends, but his mind is a blank
yth regard to past events
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
FARM BUREAU
AGAINST SALES TAX

CHICAGO. Fob ~ Tho Amer
lean farm bureau federation IN n
statement issued today declared its
reports Indicated organized agii-
culture was apposed 20 any fora
nf sales or consumption tax as q
means OF rMt.ng the soldics' bonus
fund.-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Bar Women AS
Forestry Lcokouts

EUGENE. Ore. Feb iT.-No
women will be employed az forest
fire lookouts In the Pacific north.
west tklH year, according to an
nouncemont received hore from
he district forester = office.
The lack of employment among
men N the reason given for oX-
luding women from the service
his year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Negro Unconcerned
When He's Hanged

BALTIMORE. Fob l7-John
Davis, alias Hoffman. negro slayer
pf his sweetheart and the lnitor-
grandmother last August. was
hanged at the city jail today. the
most uncpnc"rned man who has
paid tte death penalty there Tor
many years. Jail officials SAID.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
LOTS OF TIME AND
PLENTY OF MONEY

~ you have lots Of tiuc.
and plenty OF noncf. Won
needn't read. or thlnk abaai
of1 buy ans MHni Ads. Non
have plenty OF time "a hnk
Zoe Just whnt you want and
picnty of money To- buy it
when YOU find a.
-iiut uot many uf ~ arr
iiNcd That way v, are busy
a. caH he 20 provide ,atnuah
mont', Tor our needs and
cur nccis are oftcn urscni
Want Ad- ARE tor ih, ,sst
ma 'nriiy uf foiks Wno ara
short OF time aud uYt rn4
ton Iona on monpy. Ihr
vast minority have many
riTd, which mus b. uih.d
quickly aud at the ls.a.f
cost of timr cfisrt ani
moNrS
That's whsu-r the Want
Nd hosume~ "a great puislic
servant
When The Nant M gees.
a. Herald Want Ads ~.
into many hnudr, ~ ~
hones N ruI ENENING.
Whom a. ~ H. tinic a. road
every line in the paper with
cafs', Il ~ bound 20 ga ~
suits. iH'cnu~e it rcacheS MOI
uul, a great Audience. hat
sn ATTENTIVE audi,.nrs,
u COSTS just nnsf-a-erut a
word tor a Want Ad ~ ri,s
Herald. Just
TELEPHONE sIs
And ash Tor a Want Al
tnker.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
HOUSE WILL
PASS SOLDIER
BONUS BILL
Measure to Be Ready
in 10 Days, Chair
man Asserts

Fch. II The
soldier b on n p
bill will be re-
ported TO a re-
publican caucus
within the next
10 days "and n
r y u hltca a y
house will pass
IT," Chairman
l'orGney Of the
ways and means
committee de-
olnred In the
j ~ % Sc toduS
4 u rim x n dis
cusaion over the
manner OF It's
framing
The house
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

rH H. 4 u Etphlir Fob.
philadelphia and vicinity export
encod the roldest weather in two
years today when ihe official
thermometer registered mimi
mum uf degrees above zorro g.
10 n. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

NEW YORK. Foh ~ Thor
momcters rerls'orod an unofficial
low record Tor the year here this
morning. when the cold thnt
rripnod the city sent the MERCURY
down to I degrees above zero 4
drove hundreds 10 seek shelter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
richard Dana, II,
To Wed Woman, 81

.CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. IL
ichard Dana. ~. whose firs, wife
b. e daughter - f"H,s W Long
|ilnw 'he poet TODAY flied mar
nrc Intentions 10 wed Mrs. James
|unfcrd 81, of New york City
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17

SCtlOOi. TEAM
Tie llirh school ha-kC thaii
teams play q dnubic-headcr
with the ~ Pa.o teams tonight
NJ the armury, These games
win probably be- ~ best 81
the scason IA Iiirh school cir
cirs The ~ pn~o teams wcrr
brought here at "a llz cNpcp-c
ana Albuquerque should turn
out large crowd tonight. Tho
ennnr- VIII hc Wsii worth the
prisc that h. b,ing uharscd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-17
Sc n A 7 D rs
SCAN 4 POWER
PACTS CLOSELY
Borah and Johnson
w ant Further
Information

WASHiNGTON. Fob. ~ Wbi',
President Harding w4- propar,.a
70 communicate with Socrrtnf,
Hughes toduy regarding the sonnt,.
request for further Information ON
the four power Pacific treaty Tho
senate foreign relations committee.
completed It's preliminary reading
OF All the arms conference treaties.
except that relating TO Yam and
laid thom aside without action
until next week
No serious opposition was te-
vcHled to the general far eastern
or Chinese tarin pact-. which
were read by the committee al to-
day meeting but there was CON
siderable discussion Of the pro-
vision OF the naval umIiai.o lon
treaty - nNing n Qualifications
STATUS quo In The Pacific Conn
mittco members Indicated they
would desire the advice nf Amer
lean naval authorities before they
acted on the foreign articles.
ilorah Inquisiti,c.
Senator johnson. republican
California, aud Borah. ropubucus.
Idaho. nHked number uf uues-
tions at the committee meeting re
garding the Qualifications status
quo agreement under which tho
United states pledges not 10 fur
th"r forufy the hii.ppinez aud
Guam. The California senator
told his colleagues he desired FUR
iher Information as to how the
status quo zone was defined ana
Indicated he would either ask tor
the appearance of American naval
officers before the committee or
adoption of "a resolution asking
the executive branch Of the gov
eminent FOR the desired data.
senator Burah also started aI
committee discussion regarding rho
Chinese thrin treaty. uskirg
whether Its provisions did not in
fringe upon the sovereignty Of
China. lie was assured by Sen
ator Lodge that tho Arrangement
was the most satisfactory thar
could DE obtained al tho present
time but there were Indications
that some further discussion would
Dc necessary.
Rr~cryHtion sought.
While they waited word from
the white house on the four power
ruct the committee members re-
vivcd in their private consultations
the project ~ a reservation de-
clur.ng the agreement could not
Doe construed uz ohlirating M
United States 20 use armed forces
without the express auihor.zutiun
of congress