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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
MRS. NJ 'CORM|CK
To WE'D A YOUNG
SWISS, IS RUN0R
tBy The Ass, tiated Press.l

! Chicago Aug. II (by the Asso-
ciated Press. with Harold F.
| Mccormick married to Nine. Gamma
! Walska and en- route to Switzerland
h on his. honeymoon and with Miss
Mathilde Mccormick, his 17-year-
old daughter already in Switzer-
land, where, it is reported she will
shortly wed Max Oser, elderly pro-
prietor of a riding academy, Chi
cago turned today to rumors of
another budding romance in the
| Mccormick family.
Rumors which have been current
for months that Mrs Edith Eock-
efeller Mccormick, divorced wife
of the former president of the In
ternational Harvester company,
iand the daughter of John d. Rock 4.
efeller, Sr., will marry Edward
hremm, 2S-year- old Swiss archi-
itect and landscape gardener, have
been revived as a result of the Nc
ICormick-Walska nuptials in Paris.
While society circles have gos-
lsipped over the reported romance
| of the oil kings daughter and the
young Swiss architect, and the
newspapers have been filled vii h
rumors, Mrs. Mccormick herself
has declined to be interviewed.
Mrs, Mccormick, her secre-
Itary told an Associated Press re-
porter today, will have nothing to
say for the present"
Mr.. Kremm came to America
with Mrs. McCormick's party last
fall when she returned from eigh:
years residence in Switzerland.
Since then he has occupied himself
with remodeling her Lake Forest
country home.
If Mrs. Mccormick does decide
to remarry. the ceremony cannot
take place until a year has elapsed
from the time of her divorce, De-
cember 2S last, The Illinois law
does not permit the remarriage OF
divorced persons within one year,
if they continue to reside in this
state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
BOMB FACTORY u
SITE IS FOUND
It IS BELIEVED

Los Angeles. Aug. Ia di-
rect appeal to trainmen at desert
points to move stalled passenger
trains will be made as last
resort" ]. L. Hibbard, general
manager of the Santa Fe coast
lines, said late today.
some of the trains have been
tied up for two days in an in
tense heat and the general mana
ger said the crews would be
urged to bring the passengers to
their destination as "a matter OF
humanity" ~
Other westbound trains of the
Santa Fe en- route when the des-
ert walkout occurred have been
rerouted over the Southern Pa
cific and will come through, pro-
vided there~is no tieup on the
latter road.
Mr.. Hibbard said 1t would be
inadvisable to attempt to move
the passengers in automobiles as
it is a long trip across the desert
and would require many machines
for which the only available drlv-
ers were unacquainted with the
road and inexperienced in desert
travel.
Deputy United States marshals
investigating a series of bomb ex-
plosions which occurred at the
Santa F'e yards at San Bernardino
in the past two days announced
this afternoon that they believed
they had found the place where
the bombs were made, in the
north of that city. A
number of craters had been open
ed at this spot. apparently by
explosions and the deputies said
here were indications the bombs
were made and tested there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
PROBE ORDERED
Of WAL.KOUT ON
MIA f LINE
Attorney General Wants to
Know If The Abandon
ment of Trains Was the
Result of a Conspiracy.

Washington, Aug. 12.-The fed
eral district attorney in southern
California was ordered today by
Attorney General Daugherty to
investigate whether the abandon
ment' of trains on the Santa Fe
railroad was the result Of a con-
spiracy by those operating them
or others, to interfere with inter-
state commerce and the handling
of the mails"
Action by the department Of JUS
tice followed investigation of press
reports of the tieing up of trains.
1T has been reported to this
department from certain places,
especially southern California and
Arizona, on the Santa Fe," said
MIR. Daugherty, that trains have
been and are being abandoned by
trainmen and employees. 1t has
occurred at places most inconven-
lent (Needles. Calf, for instance)
and not only results in interfer-
ence with and obstruction to inter-
state commerce and the transpor-
tation of the mails but in great
suffering and distress among men,
women and children who are pas
sengers.
After conference with the pres
ident / have wired the United
States attorney at Los Angeles as
follows:
Report to United States district
Judge any violations of injunctions
and institute proper proceedings
to hold violators for contempt. In
vestigate quickly and ascertain If
abandonment of trains was result
of conspira cies, by those operating
them or others, to interfere with
interstate commerce and handling
of the mails. If proof sufficient
present matter to grand Jury im-
mediately. If grand jury not in
session present to court the neces-
sity of calling special grand jury,
Department will render you all
necessary support and assistance.
The interference with and aban-
donment of trains strongly indi-
Gates the existence of coDspiracy
and the government will take all
necessary steps to prevent its con-
tinuation or like conspiracies else
where. Advise me of results.
"'H. NJ. DAUGHERTY.
1t is reported that 12 passenger
and mail trains on the Santa Fe
line in southern California are tied
up because of the refusal of mem
bers of the big Four" to move
them. The reason given for such
action was the danger to members
from armed guards and defective
engines.
Seven trains were held up at
Needles. three at Barstow and two
at Los Angeles and grenades were
thrown into the Santa Fe stock
ade at San Bernardino, early this
morning and an engine was run
into round house tusntable pit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
STRIKE BREAKERS ARE
CARRYING FIREARMS,
STRIKERS COMPLAIN

Pueblo, Colo, Aug. 12.-No re-
fusal to handle trains in and out
of Pueblo because of the presence
of armed guards in the railroad
yards here or the condition of
equipment is imminent, according
to information received from
members of the big four" broth
erhoods here. But complaint has
been made against the practice of
some of the workers who took
places of striking shopmen, car
rying firearms with them while
on duty, it is said. The matter
was taken up with the railroads
here and it is understood the
railroad companies have agreed
to prohibit this practice. The
men may carry firearms with
them to and from work but must
leave them at the office of the
foremen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13

4:S0 p. m. lasting until after
o'clock.
Just as it closed the marine
band, playing regular Saturday
concert engagement at the White
House grounds. struck up the
Star Spangled Banner" and the
men who were closeted with the
president stood at attention until
the band had concluded
r. Dewitt Cuyler, chairman OF
the association after the meeting
had adjourned. declared there was
nothing to be said. that the eXecu-
tives who accompanied him eX-
pected to meet the president to-
morrow and that their response to
the final offer of settlement like
wise, would not be given out.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
ROLLING STOCK
I'M BAD ORDER.
SAYS M'GRATN II
Federation Of Labor Official
Claims Inspection of Lo-
Comotives is Being Neg
leCted BY Roads.
tBy The Associated Press.) }

Chicago, Aug. 12.-Asserting that
Creeping paralysis will make it
! impossible at the end of sixty days
for the most willing train service
lemployes to keep traffic moving"
! j. F. McGrath, vice president of
the railway employees department
of the American Federation of
Labor, issued a statement tonight
icriticizing assertions of railway
Executives that rolling stock is in
safe condition.
Mr.. McGrath asserted that facts
! in the possession of the interstate
| commerce commission would star
| tie the country" and declared that
railway executives were circulating
reports that rolling stock was safe
to prejudice the public against
train service men who are refus-
ling to operate equipment on the
ground that it Is dangerous to do
so.
Definite information is in my
hands from a considerable number
, of important railroads." his state
ment said. "such as the Texas and
Pacific, the Missouri Pacific, the
Great Northern and the Southern
Pacific to the effect that inspec-
| tions have not taken place since
June 80. Hundreds of locomotives
| have not been inspected since early
lin June. Monthly locomotive in
spection cards are being marked
mt inspection on account of
strike'"
AS a result Of this, he said loco
lmot4es do not appear in bad or
der lists until they fail, and assert
ed such failures might involve
serious accidents. Important
trains, he said, some times require
three to five engines to cover a di-
vision
With normal inspection lacking,
his statement continued, the only
protection left the public is the
refusal of train crews to handle
dangerous equipment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
SOCORRO HOTEL
MAN BEATEN BY
PEEVISH GUEST

"
socorro, N. NJ. Aug. Ia. j.
Baca, at o'clock Thursday
morning, attacked w. Fl, Brocaw
temporary manager Of the Cham
bon hotel, during the absence Of
the owner. G: NJ Brash, and beat
him badly over the head with a
gtn. 1t is stated that Baca en-
tered the hotel and demanded
that a room be given to two wo-
men with whom he was in com
pany. and upon Brocaw's refusal,
the Assault occurred.
Baca waived examination before
a Justice of the peace, and. un-
able to make bond, is being held
in they jail here, awaiting action
of the grand jury.
Mr.. Brocaw is connected with
the valverde Development COM
pany and has been here about a
year Nf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
RESTRAINING ORDER
IS MADE PERMANENT
WITH NOTIFICATIONS

Santa Fe. Aug. 12.-The tempo
rary federal restraining order
against the striking shopmen of
the Santa Fe system has been con-
tinued as a preliminary injunction
by Judge j. Foster Symes, but
modified as to some of the parties.
There was an agreement reached
as to these parties, concerning
whom sufficient proof was not fur
nished as to need of an injunction.
The original order was signed by
Judge Colin Neblett, but the hear
ing on the order to show cause,
held today, was conducted by Judge
Symes, of Denver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
MAGAZINE DESTROYED.

Benicia, Calf, Aug. 12.--One OF
the three powder magazines at the
Benicia arsenal was destroyed and
old ammunition in
open dumps exploded today in .
fire and explosion believed to haze
been caused by the accidental dis
charge OF shrapncl she'll
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
RAIN AT SANTA FE.

Santa Fe, Aug. 12.-Santa Feis
drouth, that had extended over
period of more than eight months,
was broken by a torrential rain
that fell early this afternoon. Con-
siderable hail was mixed with the
rain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
WEATHER OUTLOOK.

Washington. Aug. 12.-Weather
outlook for the week beginning
Monday: Rocky mountain and
plateau regions: Considerable
cloudiness; normal temperatures;
scattered local showers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
FOUR MEN KILLED.

Annandale, Mimi, Aug. r.
Four men were killed and a score
injured, several seriously, when an
oil truck was struck by train No.
107 OF the Minneapolis, ST. Paul
and Sault ste Marie railway late
today at a grade crossing here. N
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
HOUSE BURNS DOWN

Las Vegas, N. NJ, Aug. 12.--
The residence of Antonio Con-
zales, east of the Santa Fe rail-
way tracks, was burned to the
ground this morning. The cause
Of the fire, is NOT known.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
WEATHER
FORECAST,

FORECAST.
Denver, Colo, Aug. 12.-New
Mexico: Showers and thunder
storms Sunday; Monday, unsettled
south, probably showers north por
tion, no important change in tenn
perature.
Arizona: Showers Sunday; Mon
day, fair west. probably showers
east portion. cooler Sunday, ex-
cept north central portion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-08-13
LOCAL REPORT.

Conditions for thu twenty-four
hours ended at p. m. yesterday.
recorded by the university:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-10-15

The words of Washington, the father of our country
are becoming audible:
Let us raise standard to which the wise and
honest can repair; the is in the hands of God
James Monroe, in the immortal Monroe Doctrine
declared:
We should regard any attempt their part TO
extend their system 1.-THE poltco-religous system
OF Europe] ITO any portion of this hemisphere, as
dangerous to our peace and safety
Abraham Lincoln, the emancipation of the physical
slave, lives and his words reverberate through the
universe:
This nation, under God, shall have new brit, Of
freedom; government of the people, BY the
people and for the people, shall perish from the "
earth.
The poet asks:
Abraham Lincoln how came your power
Of setting Fates clock to the stroke OF Times
hour?"
ncon I'm the quiet of prayer the world set apar.
The better to hear the tick OF Gods heart"
edwin Liebfreed)
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Religions Notices.
Religious Notices.. ;

When shall be terrified: for
these things must FIRST pass
Nation shall rise against kingdom against kingdom:
And earthquakes shall be places and famines
pencs; and fearful sights and signs shall there be from
For these be all
And there signs moon and In the
nations with pepxy; the sea
and the roaring;
Mems fear, looking after tho.
be >.
And then shall they coming cloud with
therefore, pray always that ye may be accounted
worthy to escape all these things that shall
CHRIST JESUS G.uke xxi, 9, 10, H. asa7 s6)
Little children it the last times and
christ shall there anticrists; whereby
know that it las time
Who liar Jesus the Christi He is
antiehrist, that denieth the Father and
John. Il. John ii, 1s.aa)
as thief the night. in the which
the heavens shall
melt with eavent heat the therein
shall be up.
Nevertheless according promise new heavens
and new earth, wherein dweleth righteousness
PETER. or. Peter iii, 10, 1s)
Eternal Truth is changing the drop
saddns Clothes thought expands into
be light the demand of changing chaos
into oroer and dscord into the music of the
The thunder the Mount are PURSUING
and will oveake the bug and
claiming the kingdom of heaven earth
AS the mythology of yielded more spiritual
oea OF Deity SO Will material theories
the hne place
and Gods kingdom comes lin EARTH S
Inc question: What is TRUTH" the world
reals should
dream are partially unheeded but the
would not be Marvels will much more abound
truth urges ortas cams daring
sin destroys triumph of truth God will ov.
turn until He come whose right
MARY BAKER EDDY. (scence Health with Kew to the
Scriptures. 3se. 2as3
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being is the I AN, who spoke,
or commanded through His
mouthpiece, the prophet, "Thou
shalt have no other gods be-
fore Me-" 90 Christ testified
of his sonship with the Father,
and avowed, 'The Father that
dwelleth in me, He doeth the
works" CD
At his first appearing, Christ
Jesus triumphed over the
enemy of God, the sin-god, or
the carnal man, whose wages
is so-called death. "For to be
carnAly minded is death; but
to be spiritually minded is life
and peace" % The first-born of
Spirit, the Son of God, was
crucified because of his decla.
ration that there is but one
creator, the eternal l AM,
Spirit, Mind, whose universe.
or body, composed of spiritual
ideas,-or Gods man, whom
He made in His own 'image"
and likeness, lis eternal.
The demonstration of Gods ON
impotence and omnipresence,
the Truth-man who voiced the
Principle of being, eternal Life
and Love, was crucified by
those who believed in material
generation, which emanates
from sexuality and sensualiuy,
the Adam-Eve instrumentation.
whose embodied materialsenses
come up in the morning and
finally go out in darkness, So
called death. This sin or pseudo
mentality, masquerading as
man, is opposed to Gods man
and universe and is doomed to
self-extinction. Paul distin-
guished between the carnal so.
called man and the spiritual
man, in the following words:
"The carnal mind is enmity
against God: for it is not SUBJ
ject to the law Of God, neither
indeed can be. But
We are not in the flesh, but in
the Spirit, if so be that the
Spirit of God dwell in you
For as many as are
led by the Spirit Of God, they
are the sons Of Coz"
(Romans viii. Z, 9, 14.)
The wages of sin is death;
UuL Tic SlAI VI 0Ou 10 StSIu6l
life through Jesus Christ Our
Lord. (Romans vi, 23.l
Antichrist is the enemy of
Coos 1nan and universe, the
"accuser of our brethren.
which accused them before
our God day and night - ca
The present contention be-
tween the mental forces of
good and evil, the conflict be-
tween Christ and @the dragon
anu his angels, ID -fo. ,Aetic
O. Exodus O., ). To John -ov.. @. CO. Ro-
mans via.. 9. 20 Revelation ct-. -.
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1e are OF your 1aCneT Lne
devil, and the lusts of your
father We will do. He was
murderer from the beginning,
and abode not in the truth, be-
cause there is no truth in him.
When he speaketh a lie, he
speaketh of his own: for he
is liar; and the father of it.
John viii, 44.)
Christ Jesus averred, "And
l, if l be lifted up will
draw alr men unto me-" &"
God, through His Christ, i'm
PEELED the Norseman, Left
Ericsson, to come out from
under the yoke of oppressors,
or the reign of autocracy and
pagan idolaters, and led him,
in the year 1000, to virgin soil,
America,-the land to which
the invisible Christ was draw
ing all who we're ready to re-
spond to his summons, and who
accepted and obeyed him as
their Exemplar and Shepherd.
Left Ericsson, the Discoverer of
America and the Morse colo
nists of 1OOO-1347; the Pill
grims of 1920; the Huguenots
and Walloons of 1924, and all
the Christian pioneers who fol-
lowed, came out from among
the tares, from those who SUBJ
scribed to ''the divine right Of
kings" from all who accepted
and were governed by pagan
philosophy, and from such as
once crucified Christ Jesus, the
first-born of Spirit. These op-
posers of Christ would not &C.
knowledge him as the Son of
God, and although Christ con-
tinued to prove by his mighty
works that he was endowed
with divine power to execute
the law Of God, his enemies
cried, Cruelty himv' Jesus
said to them, MANY good
works have I shown you from
my Father; for which of those
works do We stone me?" <N
Yet they continued to deny his
sonship and nailed him to the
cross. They hoped to extin-
guish the life of that represen-
tative man of Spirit, whose ex-
istence is. an emanation of eter-
nal Life and Love, the creative
Principle of being.
Christ, the Son Of God, endowed
with the power Of Omnipotence, ap-
peared on earth to awaken the
dreamers from their mesmeric> sleep,
the hypnotic lie. the belief oflife;
truth. and intelligence in matter
material birth, growth, maturity and
decay-and to redeem humanity
from bondage to antichrist. Through
out the Scriptures Jesus denounced
he carnal mind and its phenomena
sin. sickness, and the illusion Of
death. At Christ's first coming, he
proved his teaching and came forth
from the tomb, crowned with thu
glory Of immortality, his soneness
with eternal Life. whom he declared
90 John Kill. 50. :
} % John x.s u. -41a.A -
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of the self-extinction of all
that opposes Christ, Truth.
God controls His ideas, or
children, under, His law of
eternal Life, Love, and immu-
table Truth. The l AM, the
eternal Spirit or Mind, God,
and His spiritual creation
and there is no other, for God
is infinite, Ail,-is described
in the first chapter of Genesis,
in which all that God created
is good, the emanation of His
divine selfhood. The spirit
ual, individual, immortal man
and immortal universe, can
never be separated from Prin-
ciple, God, Mind, Spirit, eter-
nal Life and Love. This is the
Science of being, which Jesus
demonstrated, and it is as
workable as the science of
mathematics or music, which
must be practised according
to the law governing numbers,
or tones, rhythm, melody, and
harmony.
The imminence of Christ's
second appearing, in the
events of 1914, was apparent
to all whose spiritual devel-
.opment enabled them to read
"signs of the times" Jesus
said to the Pharisees and Sad
ducees, 20 We hypocrites, We
can discern the face of the
sky; but can We not discern
the signs of the times?" Co
In this hour Jesus denun-
citation applies to the Phari-
sees and Sadducees of to-day,
who cannot discern the "signs
of the times, the reappear-
ance of Christ. in verificatiou
of his promise to his follow
ers, II will come again" 60
In 1914 the fulfilment of his
mission was apparent, as i'm
parted in the words of God
to His prophet:
I will overturn, overturn,
overturn, it, until he come
whose right it is; and l will
= give it him. Ezekiel xxi, Ply
John, the faithful disciple.
foretold this hour,-the final
doom of the material so-called
man, who is conceived in sin
and brought forth in iniqui-
ty." His denunciation Of the
materialists has rung down
the ages:
Woe to the inhabiters of the
earth and of the sea! for the
devil is come down unto you,
having great wrath, for he
knoweth that he hath but a
short time. /
(Revelation xiii, 12.)
This beloved disciple of
Christ presaged the conflict
between the Son of God and
the dragon; and the twen-
tieth century disciple of the
Wayshower to Eternal Life,
who, through spiritual illumi-
nation, has begun to awake
from the Adam-dream of life
and intelligence in matter.
read the signs of the times
in the beginning of the final
combat in 1914. The evil
forces which compose the
Adam-man, to whom Paul re-
ferred when he said, Gas in
Adam all die, even so in
Christ shall all be made
alive" 0>-these evil forces.
malice, hate, revenge, lust,
greed, avarice, envy, Jealousy.
human will, pride of place
and power, are the tares, or
mental qualities of the so
called carnal man, that are
ripening for decentralization.
The horrors of those dread
full tyears Of carnage which
began in 1914, the war with
antichrist, confirmed Johns
prophetic vision Of the final
battle between truth and the
lie and liars, whom Jesus con-
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Christian Americans resist the effort the enemy democracy
draw them from their country
of naons from which in 1875 America herself