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New-York tribune., 1922-01-06
ADVERTISEMENT
Art and Letters
at
Nelv York University

TTALF a century or more
ago the old University
Building on w S h ing O II
Square was an art center. In
its quaint Gothic alcoves were
the studios Of many artists and
critics.
In the present building, of more
prac ical architecture, the
studios have given way to
classroons, and these are SO
we'll known for instruction in
commerce, law, and the sciences
that few people are aware of
the place that is still retained
for art and literature. Yet the
sex is that to-day, more than
ever before, New York Univer-
sity is fostering creative work
in variety of artistic fields.
Here to-day the editor OF a
leading literary monthly comes
to discuss modern literature
with his class; the dramatic
editor of a great metropolitan
newspaper conducts class in
Principles of Dramatic Crit
cism: the president of a we'll
known art school lectures on
the Language and Principles Of
Art.
The undergraduate interest in
dramatics has in the past two
years shown itself IN the public
presentation of modern plays.
A systematic study of dramatic
art forms q part of the elective
courses in the college curricu-
lun.
Tor some years past students
of journalism have found prac-
tical opportunities in magazine
writing, including verse, short
stories, and reviews. a con
temporary critic OF short
stories recently awarded first
place 20 the work Of 4 New
York University student and
dedicated his volume, in which
he attempted to include the
best short stories cf the year
to this same man.
Recently a Hall Of Remem-
brarce for American Artists
was inaugurated il connection
with the Gould W m @ I i a
Library at University Heights
Here, in an impressive archl-
tectural setting, close to ths
Hall of Fame, a place is set
apart to commemorate the work
of American printers, sculp-
tors and architects. Three brsts
Of great artists are already II
place., GtlC ClItSi = IL = III COl- 5s
of preparation, while & grea-
pair of bronze doors, Of un
usual beauty and symbolic sig
nihcance, have been placed a
the entrance in memory of tx
architect of the building.
BY these and many otl1e1
means, New York University
is keeping alive the tradition o.
art and letters wilicl, centeree
in the old building On Wash
ington Square. 1t is making it
contribution toward that higher
union Of beauty in art with eco
nomic prosperity which i
requisite if a world-certer o.
commerce is to be 4 world
center Of civilization.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-06

For his final performance al tho Lexing
ton Theater tomorrow evening Fritz
Leiber will be in five scenes from
five plays from his Shakespcarcan roper
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
PROBE OF KHAN
OUTBREAKS BEGUN
IN CALIFORNIA
Several Persons Re
ported Beaten and
Tarred

FRESNO, Cal. March Fed
crnl investigation OF series Of
actions on the part of groups OF
masked and hooded men IN the
central California oil fields. many
~ which involved violence. had
monccd II was announced last
night by J Il Dorsey district at
torney of Kern county The fed
pTal inquiry commenced soon after
a warning of impending attacks
were sent through the mails
Warnings also have been deliv-
cred t. many citizens in person.
virtually all Of them have been
on pages bearing the printed char
artsrs TX X X at the top Some
bore the print ~ hand im black.
IN few cases populations of the
warnings have been sent out over
~. signature "lS. *. X"
En Andrews. "a rcnt-car driver
q Tart, has dropped ou' 20 sight.
he reported not long aEo that he
had been beaten by masked men.
Or. A u. Mason was beaten 10y
another group. apparently. accord
ing To- physician who examined
him. with spiked club. George
y Bowman. a druggist was beaten
and warmed 90 leave town. tie leit
Wednesday. The last day OF grace.
after dlspoHing Of his business In
Mnricopa Some ~ ihosr beaten
were covered with tar, OF oil ana
fguthergd ufIerwarl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04

Servers as definite abandonment
hy the cA ttINr ui plans Co get
before th. ans cstlEHflug body
Before leaving Governor Rob
,rtsuu announced inat 'hc may ur
and other local officials had of-
f,rcd luoiU.y for ihy incident yes
tcrdoy ut tine guu'thnu-y wherein
several blows were exchanged Doe
ty, on Robertson and James Lyons.
loCal nIl operator
Announcement hy Governor
Robertson thar he had mo- intention
OF approaching County Attorney
Iames Hepburn In the conduct OF
the grand iur investigation WIS
taken by officials here tn mean
that NO further muyos would h'
made hy the governor unfu the
grand jury rcturns "a report
County Attorney Hepburn who
conferred yesterday with GuNrfuIr
Wobrrtsou. with the results thlt
both agreed that Mr Robertson
W.. governor and Mr Hepburn
was county attorney reiterated
hat n,ithur The governor nor Hu5 -
one elise whose acts were under
scrutiny would appear before al"
gruud lury
Tho grand jury was Iilg today
hgWnE taken % recess Gu'l Mon
day murnlng
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
LEGISLATORS HELD
CAPTNES "a HOURS
WITHOUT FOOD
President of Argentine
Province Senate Tries
to Force Election of
FEEDER al Senator.

BUENos AIRES. March l-Cpy
the Associated prossi The sen
ate ana assembly " the province
q Tucuman have bern held pris-
oneis Tor more than twenty
hours without food by order u the
president of the senate. IN an at
tcmpt 20 force the election OF a
fedeval senator by preventing the
escape Of Legislators who refused
to vote and whose presence II nee
essary for a quorum.
The legislative building in the
city of Tucuman. the capital. b.
surrounded 10y firemcn ana armed
civilians. and latest dispatches de
clare that revolver fighting b. Eo-
ing on inside the building the
police are reported to be endeavcr-
ing to gain entrance and liherate
the deputies Excitement IL run
ninp high.
The speaker Of the assembly has
telegraphed President lriEcyen,
declaring that the ieglsla' ors' lives
are in danger aud arklng that fed
erul troops bc detailed To protect
them. The president instructed
the troops 10 take measures a.
prevent hloOdshed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
ITALIAN CABINET
uISEI SSES CRISIS

ROME. March CBy the As
soclatcd Prcssl The council 81
ministers today discus~od at length
the crisis In l'iume which has com
pllcnted the already difficult sit
uation confronting the new cahi-
net
The attitude of President Xan-
clli who has been forced 10 haEd
over the government To the ma
tional committee Of defense does
not appear quite clear here. short
~ after hc assumed power In Oc.
toher last. hc came 60 Rome ana
obtained loan Of zoo. 600. 600 lirc.
tie then expressed a great belief
In the Italian aspirations in n
umo, but upon hts return 90 that
place almost Immediately incurred
the cnmity of the Italian element
Since early yesterday forces -
Fascist. iugionnires and rcpubli-
cans have been In possession OF
the city. They captured the post
and tcleErnphs ana before their
advance the poAce. organized hy
Zarclh. retired to the government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
FOURTEEN ARE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS MOTOR Blu.
ITALIAN CABINET DISCUSSES
CRISIS IN FIUME; zANELLI
GOVERNMENT IS OVERTHROW

palace. Tho government forces
mad as their FIRST line uf defens'
"a wall enclosing the small parh
In which the palace stands. ihcy
were soon Obliged to retire inaid"
the building
Ianellrs forces placed machine
guns on the roof Of the palace.
which FOR some time checked tho
progress OF their assallnHts. Dep
uty Giunta. leader OF the Fascist.
then captured an Urmurvd motor
boat belonging to the itnliEn navy,
IN the neighburing bay uf Abbnzia
and with its guns opened fire
against the palace Thirty 75-mii-
iimctrc shells were thrown into
the building. doing considerable
damage
Italian torpedo boats In Fiufnn
hirhur captured the motor boa
hut ia" latter was again seized BY
the IH-cisti who resumed their
bumbardm"nt uf the palace. The
defenders then served O. white
flag
The report that Zanelli fled
from the city ls denied. Accord
ing Co ntest reports De was still
inside the palace in the same room
iu which Gabrielle d'Aununzio was
slightly wounded hy th" fire Of thc
troops sent against him by for
mor Premier Gioiitti in 1899
Ianelli has signed statement
agreeing to retire forever from
public life In Fiumo and renounc-
ing any aspiration Of a political
character. The committee or ma
tionnl defense has invited the ltai-
ian government ~ assume the ad-
ministrgtion Of the city
The Zanclli police force escaped
10 the neighborinE village OF Gre
nova. where. according to reports.
II ls enrolling Croats Tor an at
tempt tu rccapturc Fiumc.
The Fascist and Icgionalries are
remaining under arms ana have
formed a national guard OF honor,
~ M 10 be ready Tor any attack,
one account places the losses ~
the Nnneili forces AZ three Killed
and 90 wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Mine Workers Ask
Hard Coal Operators
To Reduce Profits

NEW york March 4--Cheap-
or anthracite coal for the public
90 hc made possible hy slnshinE
tho profits of the mine owner.
ra'h her than hy reducing the la
boTera' wages. IL advocated hv the
United Mine Workers of America
in statement issued here today.
''Miuo owners freely admit thnt
the cost of coal 90 the consumer
is too high declared The state
ment The remedy they suggest,
as d preliminary to the opening
nf new negotiations Tor working
agreement with the workers Dr. "a
reduction in the cost of diEgiug
coal--thc miners Wase-.W which De-
placed by fhc operators az sa.'-
"a ton"
The milne wnrkcr- Indicate that
lower labor costs Will roui rscnt "a
bare living wage whereas they
Insist upon "a saNing wage COM
mrnsurato with the hazards of the
Industry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04

FIUME. March thy the As
soCinted Press The committee
Of national defense proclaimed the
final overthrow OF the provisional
government under President Fan
ELI and the constituent assembly
today. The government capitu-
lated after fierce fighting. Tho
committee. upon assuming power.
asked the Italian government TO
send representative to admins
ter the government Of the city un-
III aulct b. restored.
Rome dispatches last night de.
clared that President Znneilli and
his followers had fled to Boccari.
near f1ume afer issuing a declar-
alton transferring the authority TO
the national committee Of defense.
The cnpituiation followed an at
tack on the government palace by
Fascist who fired g cannon shots
into the building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Whipper of Women
Eludes Pursuers;
Attacks Continue

MADISON. Wis. Mar. - III
forts OF Madison police 70 locate
he man who for three days has
Icrrorized women ON the west slue
wlth heavy rawhlde whip mad
proved frulttoss up 10 today
Men VINO have pursued the fleet
footed us-ailant assert that ne
wears sailor mackinaw ana
blue knit watch cap His sprint
ing ability has thus far taken MIN
out ur reach OF her pursuers
Tine latest attack wus made last
ninht ON Miss Vera Brewer. an cm-
nloyet ~ the state bunking depart
meut. Shc said that on approach
ng her home man about 90 years
ia approached her and with "a
heavy whip began slushing her
tbout the body.
tier screams brought number
10 men at once but the whlppcr
escaped.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
COMMISSION
TOSE[L SHOALS
IS PROPOSED
Kahn Has a Plan to
Straighten Out
Tangle

WAsHfNCToN. Mar f-tBy
the Associated l'rvszj .-t Creation pt
% national commission. empowered
by cuugress tu straight'n Uut tho
government tauglos ur to existing
c,t- at Muscle Shoals Ala aud ,u
enter into negotiations tor sale 90
isi-e Of the uruprrtics was adtu-
Gated to-day 100 statement Is.uDd
hy Chairman Kahn uf fhv hul-"
military committee. which hua h.-
fore It th. three offers received ug
tha government Geo date FOR fh.
plants
The commission would consist Hl
tin svrr'tariu- ut war frr.cultur
and treasury and its first ouI. ei
would lr tu iusur, production ui
uitrlfDs iuT war purposes a. well
us the production of fDrIilizsr. inr
the nation b. agricultural needs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Mexico City Without
Lights for a Night

MEXICO CITY. March tny
the Associated Ircss1 Tho streets
of the city were IN darkness hst
night. striking empluvcs ot the
Mexican Light and power cont
pany having, Il is reported cut the
line furnishing the city win pow
er, THE residences and stores.
howotcr. were hfhted. except IN
Isolated districts. whore switch
boxes had been torn out
Tho police forccr patroillng fhe
streets were reinforced hy numcr-
ous soldiers. hut reports indicate
that thieves and rohhcrs ul.ed "a
profitable trade IN the darkness
The greatest concern to The inhuh-
rants thin morning wac that tho
water supply would be shut off en-
tireiy. Ms strikers were reported 70
have forced the pumping stations
to cease operations last night and
the only supply Il being drawn
from reservoirs and tanks within
ihe city limits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Industrial Alcohol
In Yeast Plants
To Be Seized

" WASlI NGT o. g. March a.
Prohibition officials iu Ncw York
and ten other cities Whore branch
agencies 81 the FlcIachmann Nensf
company are located were prrpar-
luL today Goo eNeCut, the D-lrrs OF
Prohibition Commissioner Haynes
20 srize all supplies Of Industrial
alcohol In the plants The orders
wero issued Inst night following
the revocation of The cumpnnys
indus rial alcohD permits.
A rround far thif action. which
Tho prHhih.uon commissioner -uid
hr rusHr1ol H- Zone of fhe biggest
thIur- done hy thv prohibition bu-
ryHu Mr. UuNnca. iu H statement.
charged the company with "diNcr-
sion Ht non beverage alcohol Tor
beverage uurpos,s and among
other things with lIruosinE of
mon -lcyprare alcohol ON forged
permits uua without permits 60
IuryhuaH.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Three Mysterious
Shoot:ngs Puzzle
Brooklyn Police

$EW YORK. Mar 4-Tho po-
lice were puzzled today hv .sries
uf mysterious shootinzs In Brook
lyu in which three men, unknnw
to each other were hlt hy bullets
an the HhuotingH uceurred ln the
same general nciEhhorhood within
100 an hour
Robert Subunay passenger on
"a Lexington uteuuD elevated ttuln
wac struck hy bullet ln the jos.
90, heard uU shot
While fur police were question
ms nearby residents james tar.y
who wHH walking along 'umh,r-
land street was rlt Iu Tho side by
"a bullet llv. too heard mo- shot
soon afterwards Thomas Camp
L,li who walking uu Nuslrand
avenue was shot Iu the right shuul-
dor ll,. likewise said ho heard
up shot
All were sent t1 hospitals Their
wounds are not rIHus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Girl, 6, Undergoes
IA Serious, 45
Skin Operations

DALLAS. Tex. March
Dorothy Cannon. years oii
who has undergone n ssriog
operations and % skin graftua
operations, viii bee discharge
ou "a hospital here within ana
other month-a well child
doctors declared today Dor.
othy was found lying on a ug.
wire iu puddle Of water h-t
June and for 'wo months after
she was brcueht 90 the hospifH
phNHc.uus believed she won.
not get we'll
How long she lay ON the wire
before the was discovered ls
NOT known, When her mother
found her. her clothing bad
been hurncd away ana her body
was black. Members of fHu
family and many people wHH
hscums acquainted with 'H.
litile girl through her illu,
insisted upon swing skin
Dorothy has been able fn
walk itue more than "a wonN
hut in that time has gained
several pounds in weight and
recently tipped the scales a. 90
pounds
she will be dismissed with
very few visible signs of h.r
experience. doctors said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Two Girls Hold Up
Their Escort

Los ANGELES. March f-W.
r Taylor. ut u public dance hall
early today. requested the pleasure
90 escortlug two CHmeN Girls
home and they consented. Sew
ernI blocks away. at a dark corner.
one of the giris softly suid suck
'rm up honey ana hold 'em Mgh,
pune ueflnc hpr remarks with
pistol The other girl carcsslngly
removed s3a from Tuylurs pock-
rts aud thoy bid him friendly
good night
Meanwhile n. w uowncr not
Tar from the dance hail met a
titan haired woman who relieved
Him of $40 lu cash. 92t0 In postal
SAVINGS certificates and fi2 tn
checks while mcnncius him with
a revolver
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
GOV. ROBERTSON
ABANDONS BANK
PROBE EFFORTS
Returns to c api a |
Without Testifying
Before Jury

0EMtLGEE. Okla. March A.
Defeated In HE efforts 10 tcstify
lsforc the district court grand jury
here. which Is investigating the
uIlure of the Dkmuigro Bank ~
Commerce. ana banking trnnsac-
lions o. several sat, officials.
GOV j. H. a. Robertson returned
today 60 his office at oklahoma
CuF.
THE departure % 'h' governor
from ORmulscc. whore Doc came
ye .riay to bo ,zlmincd hy the
.ud Iury. was regarded ny cn-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Missionary Slain
BY Thibet Robbers

ST. LOUIS. March i.--The Rev.
Or. A. l.. shelton. medical mission
ary Of the Disciples OF Christ
(Chrlstian church, In Thibet was
murdered by robbers near batang
N February Il, according to ca :
hiegram received by the United
Christian Missionary society here
today.
lr. shelton escaped from a
hrigand camp In China In January
Df 1890 after having been KID
named and held Tor ransom for %
days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
HOOVER TO LEAVE
MARCH Il TO HOLD
RIVER HEARING
Colorado Project Com
mission to Sit at
Phoenix

wAsHINGTON. Mar s,,rr
AIRY Hoover probably viii leave
Washington March ~ FOR phorl.N.
Nriz., to conduct the hcurluH'
here OF the Colorado river com
mission, n was said today ut ih,
commerce department Mr. Huotv
2 was said probably will g1 uy
way Of New orleans. arriving Iu
Phoenix March rs. the date sct ior
he hearings to begin
The Colorado river commission
Il which Mr Hoover ~ chairman
was created Jointly hy congress and
hc several states Interested in tna
resources u the river to wOrt 0sf
nlans for the development OF tho
Irrigation and power posslhlIl.iea
n the Colorado river
Whether hearings viii Ne held
ia California, Utah. Colorado and
other states has not yet been dee
rided, officials said. hut the rnu'
tlnuatiou of the commission m,
qulry probably will be evterm med
whom it meets at Phoenix.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Redo Telephone
Is Used in Effort
To Catch Robbers

G.OVIsVlLLE Ky March A.
The radio telephone was employed
early today 10 broadcast descrip-
ion Of four robbers who last night
bound aud gagged James T. Clark,
nl. wife and two negro servants
and escaped with diamonds valued
at $4,000 and approximately $500.
rhe robbers bound their victims
with cords taken from expensive
pictures which they tore from the
walls.
birmingham. Ain. who was visit
ng the Clarks. saved her valuabloS
hv hiding in n closet while the
ohhcr- ransacked the place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Air Mail Service
To Be Continued

ASKING ToN. March a.
Funds 20 continue the trans-con-
tinental mail air service are 20 be
provided In the annual pOstoffice
appropriation bill under agree
ments reached by senate commit
tee members In chafse Of the
measure.
In passing the bill tho house re-
fused TO provide for the air mail
fervice and former Postmaster
General HAYS recently appeared
before the senate conmlttee In ~
behalf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Debate on Grain
Speculation Will
Attract Farmers

LEXINGTON. Neb Narch g.
Large numbers uf farmers are eX-
uertcd fu attend debate here toe
night hetwecu Ralph I p.DFcll OF
Chicago. editor Of th, EHand Up.
% trade paper. and George 4, Jew
cit of Portland ore general
manager of the Northwest Wheat
Gro wcrs association. nu tnn sub.
iDc'. "ED~olvcd. That speculation
commonly called gambling I~ "a
menace 60 the marketing ul gruiu.
Mr. pickrll will defyuI grain
speculation. while NJ Jrwet1 VIII
OPPOSE o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Workers Employed
In Detroit Double

DETROIT March The num-
bpr of workers employed lu the
chief Industries here has almost
doubled since March T. 1891 ace
corGlnr 20 "a report made public
today by the Employers usHncih-
tion An increase of s,G6f work %
er- was shoWa Tor February, as
compared with January
Tho total employed by the -
associations was given at i2l,s1a,
as against de.slS year ago These
plants normally employ eop.0oo
workers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Major Peck Who
Criticized Guards
Finally Promoted

ASKING TON, March a.
prr emotion - Major Robert q.
peck to be lieutenant colonel
bitterly opposed because OF report
"a statement diaparaEing the Kan
ias aud Missouri National Guard
contingcnts OF the A. 4. r. finally
Nas confirmed today by the senate
after pleas by senators That he had
neen punished sufficiently by war
department. rchuker ANA by relee-
ion 81 his first promotion last
year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Girl Is Awarded
$4,000 Damages for
Breach of Promise

LANCASTER. Wis. Mar A.
When Helmsr HclGeson. a Mont
fort former owning aoo-acre
farm. told a jury here that he had
Terminated his engagement to lena
Muson because he could not afford
marriage. they awarded her $4,000
damages today Tor breach OF prom
ise.
According 90 testimony they wer.
engaged In March 1915 Helgeson
terminated The troth In 1915 and
in 1880 married Miss Mabel
Mnuley
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
MEXICO ASKS FOR
ENTRAD|TION OF
NICOLAS RODRIGUEZ
Rebel Leader Is Now
Held in Jail in
Ell Paso

MEXICO CITY. Mar "a re-
quest for the eatrudltion to McXiup
OF Nicolas Rodriguez who wac arr
rested last "Wednesday at ~ fgaI
charged with leading q rebel bnnd
across the border. has been filed
boz Washington. according 20 m-
formation here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-04
Three Perish in
Boarding House Fire

NORFOLK. Va Mar. 4-.Thrcc
persons were burned 90 death ana
Two others suffered burns IN nre
which damaged three story
boarding house early today.
Several other persons were res
oued BY flremen.