Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-04-24
SAFETY SERVICE
|NAUCURATED To
PREVENT Thief rs
Berlin Reports More Than
$4,000 BurgIaries Last
Year; New Methods In
sure Complete Immunity.

(I5g HIS ASSOCinICu EFcSs'g
Berlin, April 20 (by the Asso-
ciated Press) Wilson's fourteen
points was the proposed trade
mark under which an applicant the
other day sought to register an
article of merchandise with the I'M
perial patent office. The appllca =
ton was denied on the ground that
such a parody Of former president
Wilson's famous peace program
was POLITICALLY Objectionable
Moreover. the patent office, in a
statement to the applicant, elap-
orately set forth the history or the
fourteen points, declaring: "Ihe
enemy. by deliberately ignoring
them, basely deceived Germany
and brought the country to the
brink of ruin" r,
The statement concluded: 1.-THE
mere mention of Wilson's fourteen
points brings a blush of shame 10
The cheek Of every honest Ameri-
can and arouses adherence ana
indignation in all true Germans.
DR.. Albert Einst.in, discoverer
of the theory of relatively, returned
from Paris fun Of appreciation OF
the friendly reception he received
there. He said none of the French
scientists attempted to assume an
attitude of victor and that they
were fully agreed that a contlnu-
ance of artificial repression OF IN
ternational scientific relations was
most undesirable.
The question of war guilt was
still troubling many minds, said DR.:
Einstein. but frank exchange Oh
views between leading scientists OF
good will and open minds should
succeed in bridging the remaining
Emergencies of opinion.
The rights o. the child are above
those of parents, who must re-
nounce their effete patriarchal no.
tions regarding parental authority
and enter wholeheartedly into the
life and studies of their offsprings,
cooperating with and complement
ing, not curbing, the labors of
teachers. This is one of the tenets
promulgated by the social demo-
cratic teachers congress which
met at Hamburg.
The congress unanimously adopt
cd n resolution providing that
teachers must instill socialistio
ideas in the juvenile mind and show
universal and firm front against re-
dictionary tendencies, The congress
called upon the government to In
troduce immediate legislation pro-
viding for further seculariZation OF
state schools.
The question, which has become
bitterly controversial during the
past few months, is becoming more
acute. and the Catholic clergy are
endeavoring to repeal what they
call a fresh onslaught against de-
nominational teaching.
The extraordinary increase in
the number of daring warehouse
burglaries recently has led to the
adoption of ingenious counter
measures. Whole business blocks
in Berlin by joint arrangements
have placed all their tenants in
the care of special squads of night
watchmen, with an elaborate sys-
tenn of army signals keeping the
watchmen in continual commune
cation with each other.
1t is claimed that these new
methods insure complete immunity
from burglary. Nobody can leave
his premises unexpectedly or sur
reptitiously whether over the roof
or through the wall, so complete
are the signaling devices. Last
year there were $1,000 burglaries
in Berlin as compared with GOO
twenty years ago.
The citys $4,000 streets are d.
vided into ninety precincts, and
each is patrolled every night by
four squads of patrolmen, but ow
ing to the great distances to be
covered no building has been un-
der continuous control. The cost
of the new safety service is rela-
lively high but it is considered the
risk warrants the outlay, which is
shared by all the firms occupying
the same block.
The picturesque town of Qued-
1inburg. in the northern Parse
mountains is holding the millinary
celebration of its founding tomor-
row. Quedlinburg has been con-
spicuous throughout German his
tory and legend and is known par
ticularly as the birthplace Of the
famous German poet and savant.
Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock, in
1924.
The cathedral there contains the
tomb of Henry the Fowler, found
err of the old German empire.
Goslar, another famous Parse
mountain town will celebrate the
millinary of its founding this sum-
mer.