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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
D. A. r. Put Wreath
On Tomb of the
Unknown Soldier

WASHINGTON. April Is
Memorial exercises at Arlington
National cemetery for the natiun's
unknown dead of the world war
marked tuday's program of the
3ls annual congress Of the
Daughters % the American ReNo-
luton Following On address al
ne amphi-theator by Mrs George
Naynn q Minor. prosident-Ecnerui
% the society, the program iacltid .
cd fhc laying OF floral wreath
uu the tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier hy the speaker and also by
hc state reEentr 20 Tho society
The morning session OF the con
grcz= preUedlng tne memorial eocT
Uis-- was given owes o. committee
rruorts and other ruutlne matters.
while the program for the night
e-slun Included number of ad-
Ircsses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
KISSES HIS WIFE
GOODBYE, SHOOTS
HER, ENDS LIFE
Tragedy on Subway
Platform in New
York City

NEW YORK. April Is Franl,
Muller kissed his wife good byo on
a subway platform today then shot
her and Killed himself she was
taken to hospital in q serious
condition
sir and Mrs Muller had hcon
estrangcd four years when she
refused 20 return 90 him he said.
Well you toil the police how u
happened" embraced her then
fired
In Mullors suit case. found on
the station platform, was a lettcr
to his parents says
Hy the time you receive this
letter you will probably he some
what upset Everything has been
a failure ! cannot live without
my wife n is too bad Elsie and
7 could not REroo and must be-
parted Please take care ~
Mildred this dBughter1 Please
hury Ua in the snme grave,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Amateur Wireless
Plant No Nuisance,
A Court Rules

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. ANrl
Is An amateur wireless plant d
not nuisa nee accordinE "a Chan
c.llor J, 4 Martineau Of Pulaski
rhanccry court. who had reoirn5
~ restrain two radio cnthurihefr
father and son from oneraiinE
iheir wireless outft here between
pa m and o. IN
The restraining order was a-fed
hv several persons who complain
ed uf huzzinE noises caused hy tfe
radlu So interfering with their
sleep THE chancellor neeit sssf
that the noise is one that persons
nuri become nccuai onea - tuq
~ they have become areusi nirr4 ~
the noise Of street cars. vinisfIea.
etc .ff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
SIGNING or TREATY
WAS \ ikDMH~ll.i4i.

GENOA. AUril Us - itF TT" A.
socinted press } Tho urE tuiHera
of the Genoa conference fodhy
were cropping their way out - the
debris and cunfusiot cause ~
the explosion Of the German kus-
sian bomb shell the secrrr iEn-
ing OF formal peace trrI.E be
tween the Two nations at Etpall"
sunday
The judicial experts of the
powers which organized th' con-
ference met to consider wnothcr
the now pact violates tho stpula-
tionz Of the treaty Uf Versailles of
conflicts with the resolutions "i
the supreme council at Cannes on
which the present conference ~
founded. aud which all the nations
coming 10 Genoa were cNpce'c "a Z"
accept Rs the hnsis of ihc W''ung
The experts later were '' fc.
port to an assembly which in Hatd
not only the chief rcprosc aliN"s
uf the five inviting rowers Urea
Britain. Franc. Italy Japan hn'l
Iieigium-hut also tht .tdlnE
delegates Of the utflo entente ne ,
tions. who were especially iuNte1
because of the vital character q
the question 20 be dealt win and
its possible effects on central hn-
rope.
without exception thc deiefa-
tions Of the thirty -four cnl nirleH
representAd hofc are w"uN"finh
what the roal effect ~ tho sHrprlse
treaty will he ON the cunf'rfn.
The pact constitutes recogui On ~
Germany ~ the Russian E"Nrrn .
mont a question forming one 81
the chief points nf tho cpuitfeNfe
agcnda
Hence tho terms "dlsnongr-
abiq" and "disinyni employed pF
| the British spokesman ln reiet
ring 20 Germany's action. ana lh'
words Of warning uttered 7lkhtl
| cantly hy the French shat ~ th'
conference were employed 90 con
atruct secret combinations oh'
against another. then Genoa. IN
stead of proving a boon, would de'
Vclop a. an obstacle TO re.esian-
nshment of an era OF contarnv.
ana peace iouts Rarthou, mead
q the French delegation iAs'
tcontinued on PAse rve,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
President Approves
Development of Naval
Oil Reserves

WASIuSGTeS April ~ Pres
ident Harding has approved the
plan Tor developing the naval oil
reserve through contracts WIN
private compauiss a. worked out
hy tho navy and Interior depart
ments. h. wRs said today az tho
white House Such contracts a.
have been made. % was added
have proven most fati-iaCtory 20
the government in tnels workinEs
The administration 10 was de-
clared. has no prejudice against
any private oil company no matter
how large provided 10 was on the
square
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
City Establishes
Bureau to Drive
Out Jazz Artists

SAVANNAH. Ga. April Is
Establishment of lazz bureau
as part ~ the city govern
mont 90 determine The fine line
between the variVis syncopated
steps as exhibited in the lest
social dausantH ana the abb
hored "jazz dance was in
prospect today following the
adoption by the city council of
an ordinance prohibiting the
activities of lnzz artists IN ga
vannnh a. injurious 90 public
morals
The council gave only brief
discussion to she ghicct hsfore
fixing the penalty for viola
tiuu % the now ordinance at
500 fine and thirty days inn
prlsunmcnt and amending 10 TO
include professional dancers.
There have been no npplicn-
tions Tor the directorship of the
bureau. those qualified evident
~ being reluctant to proclaim
their wares.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
GERMANY
FOR SIGNING
RUSS TREATY
Genoa Conference Eek,
cludes Berlin From
Discussions

rNRu,. April iS.-z(Iiy the A>>p-
ciat,si irc--.I-A high uiii,iai 81
the Nsrunssnt ucClsrcd this
Afternoon there was no possibility
uI continuing tln. discussion 81
t.cusa un.c-- tie Eu--l- German
treaty wcts. Cancelled Even u it
wrir' nmiuiicd. he declared, dc
moral effect MuJld remain of tao
81 the parta'- to tih' t.cnst csaiier-
cnCr mancu,crinE on the side to
furc-tnh iin. conference w,rk.
PARIS. Apru Is.-lBy Tho A..
sUclatvd Iro.~. A HnNas dis
patch from Genoa this afternoon
.tyH the Hllies are drafting n note
20 tho Germans and ituSsians
uoiiiylng them % will be impOssi
hlc Tor the Germans and Russian
Co continue TO participate In th'
session uf he Nussian affairs com
mission ~ the conference N thel
/ p"ri-t lu maintaining the Russo
German treaty.
GENOA April la.--Cfy Tho A.
rociutcd Press The allies naN'
I decided that Germany, having %
I tec,sI her own arrange mcnt viii
I ttu--la IN tho treaty signed SUNDAY
at Hapallo is drbarred from fur
] thor participation ia the dircussior
of the cond.t.Dn ~ agree ment be
I tween Russia and the various othel
] count. les represented az the ccun
| umlC conference.
/ Under this decision, German
will br excluded from membvr
ship in IA, conference sub-com
mission on Russian affairs, a M
Uce embodylng such exclusion WI
sent this e,eRing To the head d
the Gcrman delegation mere.
Dr walter tathcnau. the Ger
man foreign minister In a siste
mcnt made to she AHsuciatc'
Press. protested against the eNvlu
sion Of Germuny AZ unfair IT.
declared thD treaty was not So
,r"f one und not u violation %
the conditions upon which Ger
many had entered the confer' ucs
"a, had NOT set decided upon III
attitude hc said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Checking Station
For Gun Mems Pistols
Found in New York

SER YORK April iS-TNe
checking business which hes lnasIr
rapid strides with the orsnirE ~
checking rooms for hitlfteF au4
parking statiors fof flRppvrr cor.
sets has been hroadened agffr
The police announced thday Tho
had discovered n checking AAl lluii
FOR pistols. whore nemherl - tiie
underworld may park their ariii-
lery when they have a few hcsiga
OF leisure.
Most OF IN. citys gun yicldo =
apparently were oH iho rri'nt isafh
however. as the parking atatit n
had only two pistols on iu IaeiHal
The conccFsiunaire was lpoklii
a. police heAdauartcrs as fFeh
picaura
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Policeman Who
Killed Two Men
Shoots Another

Long BEACH Cal April Is
patrolman J. O.. paNiH. who thrc"
weeks ago shot and killed Two men
he said n. caught In the act of
burglary late last night shot and
wounded probably fatally third
man.
Davis and Tatroimnn E. u.
Fricdley Wcr, walking through
RIXby pa X when they encountered
two young mo. The policemen
Questioned the Two
one drew an automatic pistol
and ordered the policemen 90
throw up their hands
Davis and Fricdley drew their
pistols one % the men fell AZ
Davis first fhot The other threw
up his hands and surrendered,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Official Rat Catcher
Named by a Court

MONTREAL. April tA-An Of
fetal rat catcher has been ap-
pointed for the Montreal court
house
The official stenoEraphers had
their notes eaten by rats during
the night A Judge lost kiH gown
and silk hat from the closet IN his
chambers civil suits involving
valuable property were delayed
through the DISAPPEARANCE nf rec
ordH Finally whom exhibit A
In murder trial was eaten and the
lprisoner had to be liberated from
lack OF evidence, the authorities
decided IL was time 20 take action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
100 INJURED
AND PROPERTY
Loss WILL
| Be MILLIONS
Indiana Hardest Hit as
Reports of Storms
Come in

| CHICAGO. April is-Bcvised
|iEures on ths casualties and dam
| Ee caused by the storms which
wspt over the central states yes
|erday aud last night Indicated at
DON today that the loss of life
/ uld net bee as great as had been
i Npoctrd The last figures showed
w,n eight known dead eleven
l. Illinois, nfteen In Indiana aud
Two ln Mlssourl--thrce Co four
hundred Injured and properly dam
ge running into millions OF dollars
Previous reports placed The dead
0 CLOSE TO fifty.
The revised figures q known
head az noon today stood at fol-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Colorado Assembly
Opens to Plan for
MoHat Tunnel

pESNER. April "a Passage of
Legislation 10 build the much i-.H-
cusscd Moffnt tunnel and OF other
friaa snros 90 protect the city OF
purhlo from recurrence % IN"
disastrous flood of last year, IA
imperative to the welfare OF two
great sections of the state. IN fact
the entire state Gov. oliver W
shoup declared in his opening ad-
dress 70 members of the twenty
third general assembly % The state
AZ the opening Of the assembly 3
Special session here To-Day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
True Narrative
OF Mike and Pat

CHICAGO. April ~ The Chi-
eaFo Tribune to-day printed what
IL termed n true narrative of
Nike and Pat " dealt VIII
tho anxiety with which Fat read
cable messages from Ireland yes
tcrday reRRrdinE attempts 90 as
sassinnte Mike.
rat Is Sergeant Patrick J. Collins
~ tho south Chicago polite station.
and Mike his brother. Michael \ ui-
government
Tn. sergeant came 60 America IA
1901. SiN YEAR aEo he said he
paid Mike = passage to America,
hut tho now famnus irish poiitic-
ian. backed out after he had gotten
as far as the dock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Kansas to Take
Stock of Coal on
Hand in State

TOPEKA. Kans April "a An
order directing cool opcratora 20
report to the Kansas court - IN
duHtriHl relations the exact amount
nf coal on hand unmurketed the
number ~ orders and the amount
which could hs marketed and tho
general condition of coal RESERVES
iu the state has been issued hy ,ne
Industrial court u became known
here today
Mayor 81 Kansas cities and
towns also were requested 10 re
nort stocks uf coal ON hand and
the danger u any. of an emergency
demand for fuel
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
j. d. Rockefeller
Granddaughter Makes
Her Stage Debut

CHICAGO. Aprn rs Miss
Murioi Mccormick. daughter OF
Harold D. and Mrs Edith Rookie
fei,er McC Cormick and grand
daughter Of John u, Rockefeller.
Sr. will make her professional
stage eebut here today She will
take the leading role, that Of .
hoy. IN Francois Coppee'a ons-act
piece. 10 paHsAnt" the paaeing
boy" iIhe. play "a Ia French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
WILSON DENIES M
WROTE StGu LETTER

st. Lpl u. AFril lN.-lsce Merl-
wether attorney ana supporter Of
senator James q Reed today
reiterated his statement that he
had seen "A copy of q letter hy for
mer President Wilson praiHing
Reeds attitude on the federal re-
serve bill. which the former eNecu-
tive last night denied existed after
he read Meriwct here recent state
ment In the Globe Democrat.
wether said he also had
seen y letter from william O Nc
Adoo. son-in- law OF Mr Wilson
written when McAdoo was secre-
tary Of the treasury. com meuding
Reeds work on the federal re-
serve hlil
Merlwether's statement follows.
When the league of nations
fight was ON in 1919 and while
there was much criticism ~ Sena-
tor Reed IN public prints because
% his opposition 90 ms League
pact. ! asked Reed what he had tn
-ay In reply 60 tho charge that he
was always knocking the president.
The senator mentioned several
Important msnssres in which he
had cu-operatcd with the president
one ~ the measures being the fed
yrnl reserve act
shows Irttcr-
He called his secretary. Don
Hunt and told him 90 show Mcri-
wethpr tho-s lettcrs
In subs,Hntiotiun % Senator
Reed d claim that me- had received
the APPRECIATION Of the president
fur his work on The federal re-
scryc bin Hum produced from
the Senator's flcs first q letter
/ from secretary 90 the Treasury
NrAdoo in which McAdoo very
warmly commended ana thanked
senator Reed for his work he had
done In pcrfectinE the federal re-
serve bin Hunt then produced an
other letter ~ the same general
uurftort written on wuifo hul=e
stationary and signed by Woodrow
Wilson
% mndo the statement IN a
I -u-rch before 1 % 600 people ~ the
] Coliseum during the league % ma
] unns fleht and 10 wns never chal'
I lenRed from any source.
senator Reeds statement an,
| the letter containing IN. denial of
NJ Meriwother's remarks w"r'
urinted in parallel columns ~ th'
/ Globe pe mncrat here today on th'
first PAGE under banner h"a,
,'Woodro~ Wfiaon curtiy rcpu
/ dIntes Senator Reed a. latter eN
/ hibits ex-uresidrnts letter o.
. praise
a sub head read
Drops bomb In contest fol
senate"
In his letter the former presi
don't denied he had ever writer
l such a letter
Admts slight difference
u have no recollection ~ owe
having written any such letter.
his letter says.
I Il dld have difference viii
n the prcsideuf entirely good nA
furad. over the federal reserf'
i hiil Senator Reeds siatemcn
| given out Inst night said.
senator Reed explained thai M
had insisted that hoarinEs he EiNc'
I ON the federal reserve bill, whlb
I Wilson. then president wished m
\ hul nassoa Vithoui the henrinEt
I IA "a result ~ the hearings IN
Il Rim was amended hundreds @
times the senator's s'atemen
said
n was after the hearings, ac
coi ding 20 senator Reeds state
m.nt thht he received the lrtte
~ praise from he former presii
dent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18

The death. recently In New York
Cny of Mrs. Robert L. seaman.
Ncliic Bly, the Sew York world
staff representative. who made tho
famous trip around the world IN
7g days. recalls To some Of the old
santa ~ employees the fast time
made By the Nellio Bly special
over this division. through Aipu-
querqu,
IN those days. Of light rails and
no ballast. 90 run "a train at mile
a minute over the road was re-
gtrdei remarkable. hut that time
was beaten when Neilie Bly made
this dash from san Francisco to
on cagu Via Santa Fc. covering the
2.t77 miles In 80 hours. at that
umc a record
sons' fast Itccurds
Some Of the fnstcrt continuous
runs recorded by her special train
over tn. santa Fc were 81 miles In
81 minutes. 80 miles In So minutes.
100 mites in tis minutes: and 2il
miles In 252 minutes.
Coming east from Frisco on
the home stretch OF her quick trip
around the world. the Nellie bly
speclnl lcft san Francisco. January
a. 1890 Tile special consisted Of
single day coach Hnd "A Pullman
paiacp cor
ENGINEER Had Close Gun
Engineers who pulled the special
over the coast lines. then known ns
the Atlantic a Pacific are nov
dead. old engineers of Albuquvr-
que who were discussing the spo-
oial yesterday recalled how Frank
williamson had HE close call from
death and how luck prevented Miss
By funeral from being g. years
ago Instead Of only recently lic-
cause Of the speed hc made on th'
road Williamson was known e.
railroad men az Crazy H0rr'
williamson pulled the special IN
to williams Arizona. The engine
vus Teuton. an old-fashioned
coal burner. when Williamson
pulled into the station az Willlama
another engineer and fireman were
whiting TO hook on TO Miss ily
coach After Williamson lon hii
eng ne aud q was bting taken i'
! the raundhoufe at that station uu'
I Of the truck wheels on the cngin'
/ foil Oft HAD that occurred %
/ minutes sooner the special wohi'
! have hseu wrecked. raiirunds sa'
ana the funeral OF the traveller
J much earlier
The special wns pulled frou
: Williams tp Winslow hy Charlie
/ Moods aud from Miusiow 10 Gallul
by Charles WngE The cnEin"c
| taking tive train az Gallup -u'
/ plotting IL 20 AlhugucruuS wa
| Oscar Frost Jake Simmon
climbed into an engine cab her
/ and pulled tho train safely frun
/ Nthuuusrque to Domingo.
Engine 33h took the train fruu
Dodge CITY TO Newton the trail
crow consisting ~ Engineer Smrl
Fireman Arnold and Iunducto
! Dunbar
A. that time tho santa I'c cutot
was not the fast heavy stpt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
GOVERNOR ASKED
TO FREE MOONEY
AND BILLINGS
District Attorney Re
quests Pardon in
Bomb Cases

SAN FRANCISCO. April Is
District Attorney Mathew Brady,
% San Francisco city and cocnty.
today sent a letter TO Gov. stephens
asking him to pardon Thomas j.
Mooney and Warren X Billings
who are serving life sentences Tor
murder in connection with a bomb
explosion here.
The explosion occurred on July
20. 1915. during a parade. and ten
people were killed and IL injured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
Only 200 Of SAL
Annspolis Gradustcs
To Get Commissions

wiAsHINGToN, April iy-TnA
house today approved the nrovi.
The naval academy class 20 10
graduated IN june should W com
rlltalonee a. snsigne
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18

WASIfINGTON. April is-Iohn
F'oord 81 New York, veteran news
paper editor. died ht Emergency
hospital last night OF injuries re-
ceived when he was struck by an
automobile sunday afternoon IT'S
son. pr ReraFd Foord % kerkonk e.
son. \. Y, vas eape-tec here to-
day 10 take charge Of the body.
MN Foord was "a wears old Hls
mos recent activity 10 the pub
lishlng nelc was a. editor - Asl8
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18
COP. CAUCUS
DECIDES ON
AC 7 10 n At
TH|STSS|ON
Tariff Bill VIII Also
Be Pressed by the
Republicans

WASHINGTON, Aprl iS.-- pe-
clsiou TO pass r soldiers bonus ball
az this session oi congress vas
reached today by senate rcpubll-
cans In party confcrsncr The
vote was SO TO > on motion Of
fered hy Senator LenrOot. rcpubli-
can. Wisconsin.
The conference resolution m
made public. follows
IL is the sense OF this confer
ence that the senate should al this
session pass a soldiers bonus vili
and that the republican members
OF the finance committee be re-
auested 20 report such a bill within
reasonable time.
The conference also decreed that
the senate should proceed 10 con-
alteration OF the administration
tariff bill on Thursday without
further delay The measure Will
be called up AZ that time and Il
was announced the ma 1ority mem
bership would make every effort
70 hold a quorum continuously.
There was some discussion as 10
the form the bonus bill should take
but with divergent views develop
Ing no effort was made 10 reach .
decision. This will be left 10 fia-
ance committee republicans ms
iority OF whom II reported 10 r.
vor the house bin with possible
elimination or amendment of the
land settlement option
McCumbsr To Push Buu
Chairman McCumber Of tho o.
nance committee is due 20 ,etu.n
here late tomorrow or early Thurs
/ day and will take change % the
7 IL -
Anxious 10 get the BONUS bill be-
fore the senate and Is cNpceted TO
cal the committee majority 60.
gether 20 discuss the measure soon
after his arrival
Decision of tho conference 20
psess the tariff hIll wlihout drliv
IN IN line with the expressed aertre
of President Harding thai this
measure be put ahead % the
bonus With a long fight over
the tariff In prospect. however
that bin. under announced Plans
of Senator McCumber. would pe
laid aside temporarily for senate
consideration of The bonus.
BInc CALI Mccfing
Senate republicans ~ tho aEri-
cultural tariff bios have recn
called "a meet tomorrow 90 discuss
rates In the tariff hiil. when are
not quite as high a. thes had re-
luested the finance committees
majority 10 write Senator Good
ing of idaho. chairman ~ the
bloc said hr did not think an 81
/ fort would be- made 90 react "a ie-
clsion on Afacrican valuation. 1as
bloc has presented only such 4uns-
tions Rh Or was unit on snt SEN
Htor gooding suid there wa ~Hano
division over American vsiusttD ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18

Highest tenn
lcrature dY
nweEt temper
.tture ais daily
anEc tcmpera
ure "a mean
lRily fenpera
ure lb rola
I've humidity 6
IL m gt reln
I've huuiuity 6
a. m 2ts pre-
ipitatiun uone'
| iax Neincity
wind miles
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-18

IN addition 20 the above scores
90 towns which were touched nF
tne storms reported many peg
sons Injured. hut few Of them ~
"a serious condition.