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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1922-12-08

Zell Skougard Of Parowai was a
business visitor in Cedar Wednesday.
90
H. o. Rice took a flying trip TO
Parowan Wednesday on business.
90
Quarterly conference Of the Paro-
wan Stake will be held next Saturday
and Sunday.
We notice many people from adj
joining towns coming to Cedar daily
to make holiday purchases.
%
If you haven't paid your taxes for
1922 you will have the privilege of
seeing your name published in the
Record Of December 10. -.
ID
Let's ask the city fathers to levy
a small assessment on each city lot
and use the money for the lettering
Of the walks.
Several tax payers, who were de-
layed with their payment of taxes
after Nov. 30 are now roaring be-
cause they have to pay a penalty Of
3 per cent.
Mrs. Iva w. Findlay recently call
ed to North Dakota on account Of the
death Of a SON Of her sister, Mrs.
Nevoda briggs. The lady will re-
main with her sister until after the
holidays.
90.
LATE Mcconnell after three weeks
stay indoors caused by undergoing an
operation for correction Of the muscle
Of his left arm is again able to be
about his business connected with the
Cedar City Drug store.
%
The city has had men on the
streets the past week repairing
bridges across the city bridges, and
leveling some OF the holes near them.
Wish that it were possible for the
city to employ steadily a competent
man for this purpse.
90
We notice that quite a lot Of the
limbs of trees broken off by the storm
of three weeks ago are still lying
along the side walks. Will someone
kindly haul them away so that our
town may look less fike forest that
has been cut over for lumber?
90
Haven't heard whether or not repre-
sentative-elect r. l.. Jones has in
view some bill he wants to father in
the legislature that will convene in
January. Hope If he does conte.n-
plate having bill presented that it
will be worth while and not Of the
"freak" nature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Livestock
enc AGO

CHICAGO. April 2s-Cattlc-
Roccipts. 1000. Market active,
beef t.ocrs and she stock. firm.
top. hecf steers. $3.50. long yea 10
nnga. s. So; bulk OF quality tu sell
a. $1,000 1928. bulls. mostly 20
cents higher bologna bulls most
~ gisin $3.50. hcs1 honvics 5000
veal calves ANA s~totkera steady,
bulk. vcnlcrg. s. 20 500.
Hog -Rccolpts. 21, 600 Mnr-
kct fairly active mostly 10 to IS
Ccnta higher than yci torl1y aver
aEr hig packers holding back,
top, stO.1O: bulk, st02hM flO,G5.
pigs. 20 cents higher; bulk 100 60
iaO pnunders. 81 so ~ slo50. pnck-
iuE rows. strong tu 10 cents higher.
sheep Receipts. 5000. ShOrn
lnmhf mostly % emit higher.
sheep and wooded lambs. q M.
TOP, horn lambs Sifb bulk,
ft4.o1u S1f.75. top. wooded lambs.
stG..5i good nutivc sprinIs $500,
host handy horn ewes. $3.50;
fcw heavy. $3.50
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
INDEPENDENTS
HOLD CONFERENCE
IN THE CITY

Plans to keen the Independent
Republican organization iu the
linn lighi whom tho time comes for
ihc next political campaign IN the
state. urc being made today A. "a
meeting of the Independent Ecpub-
LEANS at the Combs hotel.
\ cor ~ the Independents are
here from various parts ~ tho
state. Tho meeting was called 60
order hv Max Gutierrcz. state
chairman ana The principal address
ct Tho morning was made by for
mer governor o. a l%arozoiu.
Although sentiment Of -em" Of
those al the meeting favored the
putting Of Lnrrazolo IN the race
for tho United states senate. the
former governor said that nc was
not seeking any office The meet
ingH both this morning and this az
ternoon are being held In the room
Of 4. A. Seua 90 las Vegas.
The principal business ~ the
morning was the appointment Of n
COMMUTE 90 raise finances Tho
committee consists of feix BncR
o. Albuquerque; Col bronson cut
ting Of santa Re ana Bcymundo
Nlcto.
Mr.. gutierrez said this noon that
tho Independent were not so much
In favor OF gainiug office ne they
were In obtaining "a square deal.
ElfruO Buca nlsn wnH another OF
the Alhuqueruueuus present at TIE
meeting.
Those were present 90 the meet
ing are: Max Gutierrez, Max
ehaycz. Eifcro naca, Felix BacnO
Gaivino Eon1on Francisco Luce
70 y Montoyn. o. A. Llrruzolo. ID
ii. perra. Frrd Croilutt Frank
Hubbeil. Frank Sesura 90 Ruado-
iupc county. H. ~ cutting OF
Santa Fe: Jesus sanchez OF va
r1ciu county, Tom Mc trhii o'
Mora county; A. n soma OF "ii
Miguel county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Produce

CHICAGO. April; 2S-Bl
Higher. Crca merry extras,
nrsta. 3bcm 3Sc; seconds. ,
SIC. standards, SOC.
Erre-iowcr Receipts.
cna,s firstE. 2fC.
nary FISTS. git4cm 22c. mis-
oous 22ihcu csc: storage
cNtrnr. $50, cN2sc; storage
nrsts 2tAc
pouluN-Aive. lower;
2Gc. broilerH. s5cT55c. q
lie.
potapea- Market steady.
roipts % cars total United
ahipmcnts sac cnrs. WI
sacked and bulk round
stShmf2.0 90 Cwt Mlchiga.
( round whites 90 cwt.
sotn mckcd round whites.
$3.50 cwt.. idaho sacked
Sa10ms220 cwt.: Idaho
russctl: s23O cwt. "a
winnipeg sacked Hebrons.
mostly S22a rwti new
steady; Florida double
barrels. Rnaulding Rose,
$500. 40. ? $500 H{5.25
KANSAS CITY. April rs
butter and poultry. unchan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
A Party From St. Johns Storms
Acoma; Dean Roots Coming
Out Party
(By Adela c. Holmqui,tl

Aho (notr Nouutain1ir. a. Nj.
that The only reason the Acomose
have thyit unworthy looking
pueblo to iHy intact and appearing
the sumc as when the Spuuii IA
CouruI .tndorDr uudrr CORONADO p
'aptain, Alvarudo discovered % In
1870. Be- thul the mas 1criuE In
diuns who u.oyod on tho thrifty
peaceful Indian OF the cNpufrd
plains nuohlus. did not fiud Nconll
easy picking.
E was iruly "a slghJ fo" the
Novice fn sDr fHu EurlUu. l.EuluDl
mDuhors ot Tho party clIngtnE for
dear lIfr Co the rocky Hllr4 Di
fho enc uud thD puiutgllurly and
wHriIy crawling uu, hitU human
Oiy 70 hua d. serious sitD. SOC.
for iu pluCra. ouc mltfftu COR hand
misplaced. could urccluItIfC not
oulv tlp c1rclot4 on, down Oh steep
q .rciniac With nothing to stop him
until ho tcnrhnd h1fton hut
would probably dislodEU o. or
two behind
The youthful and vivnc'our Nrr.
Tomptlnf WINS Hf agile us "a
monkey. and. clud in "kuicklos
meade The Indians gasp uudlhly
whom she went uynr tho top Mr..
BlHkomoro dropped his gloves Co
~ lodge Gar below ls hp wac assist
ng o. ll1y the forScd overseas u
Che navy so h1d hud moro vN-
uoricnc" 900 EUing aloiD and Dee
thought odhyp. gloves but
MR. Tumpiius -wunE down grace
fully and .oaoucd the Lost ones
The party voted unanimously
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Chicago Board Of Trade

thltAaflt April rs W uUn
showed q tendency to fan in value
today during the early part OF tho
hon.d OF trade session. with con
siderable notice being aiken Of q
decided setback IN Liverpool
quotations The weakness at Liver
pool va nscrihcd in turn to anN-
ioty over developments ut tn Co
nua economic conference. Ths fact
that Monday Be- the firft delivery
day ON MAY contracts appeared
also To BE- rereiving some attention
Hs "a bcnrish factor here for at
least tho time being Initial
b. Ices which varied from &c 10 ic
lower were followed by something
Of "a rally but then BY fresh de-
ciines.
Corn and oats az first sagVcd
with wheat but later rallied Aftci
opening hc to SO lower. the corn
market scored slight general gains
OntH started unchanged To "a
off. and ;hcn stendied at about the
same ns yesterdays finish.
i'suyi' Ions were n llttlt frmet
~ response e. higher quotation,
On hogs
Huge foreign purchasing said
10 total $500. 900 bushels. gave M
onward turn 90 wheat prices todas
was unsettled, az the same as YES.
terdny'H finish Ia INC higher.
largo export sales Of corn and
oats ns well as ~ wheat led 10 d
furthc' advance In prices DURING
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
People You
Know

Radiator Repairing. ouickel Auto ca,
Andrea knmvfu asaiHiunt chlci
field deputy fpf the informal rev
cnuc office has lust returned from
"a trim 30 Ration.
Special officer Jim Smith, who
has boon confined 10 his homo with
illness FOR the last TO weeks BE-
able u De- about again.
r. J. Mahry i- in Santa Fc Tot
"a few dHycs on business
". C. Reid LEFT today FOR Calitur-
MIA for "a rest Of several weeks.
~. 81 Cutting OF santa re, 81
In the city today.
Mrs, Paul Durnn OF Santa Re.
IN vlsiting In the city
a. A. Sena. Of Las NvEat. b. IN
Albuquerque today.
MlsA Matilda Harris. Rcd Cross
nurse for New McXlcp ana Colo
rndo from Denver b. ners for t1i
meeting OF the nurfo1 81 tie state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
La Toilette Raps
FAN on Oil Leases

continued From rage pucl
Sew York stock oNchnnE" 1ntnp'"
in three days trading TO over se"'
geo 0Oo. ,t
.'The throwing open of ne naNll
rcscry,a rs lcnslng th" mnla 2"
al cornorntioua hy this a~dministra
,ton came az "a distinct surprise /"
Il country aid senator Lhfnl-
late -The puncy ~ thirteen Years
~ conserving underground "ll y"
navni reserves has boon adhnhoh-
ed The three great naval on III
seryoa AVE recently bocom" pil-
waite oil reserves
Charve- Intimidation
senator iaFolictte. VINO n1tu'
pubtic recently a letter from ful
mer Secretary Daniels OF inc NM
department. attacking the I.p
IIsome leases. said u wns sthiil
cant tnnt every officer OF IN. lt',s
who had boon specially pvthl
investigate the ava M
whn ind become especially ~eit IN
sormed rs 20 these naval re~fse-
md s.uported SECRETARY Danieis "
hat contest have sine" h'en W
dered 10 sen or 10 othors parts "'
the world Tor duty -. "a
..Tnr several years this tiEht ~
urotect the naval oil f'aof
sraln-, these hungry exploitets hn-
h.en wagch An and II OF N"h'
.rcss IaFOlieite continued.
nrrom the beginning " "a
much more than % pn"sii.h ~. -,
reserves: Il has been q qa's''"" ="
national safety. an
TIFFANY The naval reserves ore W
,he hlah road to destruction or OK
hausilon by allowing speciAls la
vored Interests TO secure i
~ ma, N all. The circumstanee'
.surrounding the depsrture ~,
tbe policy clearly uie"s ,tei,,
reed FOR the inh wv, nave mo
int ne interior department u
'ne.retoe LaFolictte pronl.s,
i,tierfn dlsruHa private leiiseH !" Wv
t@-itfnruih OIL reserves.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

with Newherry are elected three
artistic trustees.
Tho idea b. simply this; We
want to Keep Carmel primIuve
beauty; We don't want Carmel TO
Dee like ali the other towns. we
wuni Il to DE different explains
NeNhorry. W. don l. want "A
chamber Of commerce. WITH lunr
tiHtis commercial folders. Ne
don want a crowd of tourists.
10 Keep Art Center.
~ want tu Keep GARNET an
urt center
told tho NutnrF ulHinlv fnnt %
they wanted "a Incoming. nualifnE.
Wide awake, liVcly metropolis they
better not vote for mp.
Tho Main street characters.
lies nro an right for those Nsnn
want theta. hut wc don g. We hc.
lleNe iu progress. hut rot That Kind
We mover yet seen "a city ham mat
wasn't an rvoHore Co an artist. n
you look ou the map you hre mol
likely to find Carmel. and tnal
gives 10 distinction go. We &c COINS
TO kerp IL on the map.
The old winding country road
are primtlyelj lovely -thc fine ul,
pntha are picturesque. Why should
We trade thom Tor sidewalks an,
cement paveIneHtsf'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
DEATHS

C,ARCtA-Thc fsncYal OF Mrs.
praxodcs HuniUk Garcia WINS held
this morning from the family rcs-
idoncc M Old Town "a the church
uI San Felipe de Ncr!. Tho Rev.
Father nurnnto ufflclatcd. Bu-
rial was at Santa barbara Genie
tory Meadow and Martinez were
In charge.
GABCiA-Tho funeral OF Apoll-
mario Garcia. who died last Frs
duy in his apartments IN tho
Highland. IA held yesterday from
Meadow and Martinez funeral
parlora Burial va at santa
Barbara
DURAN severe Duran. aged
30. di"h last niEht nt his homo At
din West Silver avenue after a
short Illness. Ills father. jose
Duran ana bic mother and four
brothers were with him at tho
time Of hiH death. The funeral
Will be- held tomorrow morning
AZ s O'Clock from the family resi-
dcncc 10 the Sacred Heart church
whore requiem mass Will be said
By Father Cordovn, lntermcnt
viii take place IN the San Jose
cemetery Garcia a Son are in
chnrgr.
J. BOUCliER-Thc funeral scrv-
Ices ~ Mary Angela Voucher. ~
years old, who diedl Wednesday
morning vii he held az p o'clock
tomorrow morning 81 tho ImmHcu-
late Conception church. and the
body viii be shipped on train No.
twp to Joliet. III. for burial. ac-
rompunicd by the family. g. n.
French b. in charge Of the arrange
montH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Assistant Forester
Says Southwest V
Not Get More F.

Attention to an Kinds
tails whore offlcien " md I'D
Gun be- Increased Is bcinp
laying plans for forest adml
ton and finance during the
Neur. was the stnfcm"nt M
Roy Hohdloy, assistant go N
forester who is hero ~ *
affairs at the district offic'
while thcrn ARE more
available TINS year than lni
fHr forest work be- raid prn.
mono ~ tho additional mon
como 20 the southwest ,
Thrrc is greater need for
other districts principally Il
fl. northwestern forests
IN New NicNIco and Arlzc
FORESTS are manned dbiriug
season Iy what d. cons dcrcd
tHrru service roo per cen
forces This b. not truo
rurti wast bocuuac grontrr
are made necessary there
greater difficulty "ucountr
tun-unrtnuou ara commun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

CARMDL-HY-TliE-sE.A. Calif.
April rs -Carmel the farnnssuH
OF the wost. has voted TO stay OFF
Aiso D. has the first "esthotie
administration
Win the election ~ u dyod-in-
thp-wuol poet aH mayor tho voters
OF this Bttlr community. whore
gather tho ntorutl tho artists. inu-
clans and Writers Of America.
have endorsed af strange "a plat
lntm nH oyer was placed before a
ufldctul cit.zeurY
Here wcr. some Of the campaign
sinrnnH Of Perry Ncwherry. poet
dfamnfiEf. writer cornuthor ~ the
mystery tale. The Milton Dollar
suitcuss and leader Of Tho first
artist rfckot in political history
Kocp Carmel OF tho map!
No corner street lampsl
No bourgeois cement aidowniKs'
No iuiuftrlrsi
No boosting,
No Main street city halii
And "a long list OF other noes
Including no auto for the tow
"aialn STREET Rcatcn
Allied against this prparam wa
q ticket Of Main Street bushes.
mon. headed By H. vs. AsKew. an.
bilious brakeman, and sailing un
der the name Of The progress
| EivcF.
Main Street was showed IN
der ma so, for the first time. th'
tinted States s. et lnHt 10 have al
csthetlc administration ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
Points
InKIlnN INlIIANGE

NEW YORK. April 2s-t'orcign
exchange Irregular Great Bsitnin.
demand i42h cables, 4t2ia {.
sixty day bills on banks. 3.agA
France, demand. g17s cahle'.
Dim. itniy. demand. h.2N.
cables. t2SL. belgium. demand.
\ ga cables S.f3a Germany.
demand 80 y cables. 80 a liol-
land. demand. 3s %; cables.
$50 Norway. demand. 1919.
sweden. demand. % SO. Denmark.
demand. 211s. -Swltzcrlund. do
mand. igif spain. demand.
1850. Greece. demand. $50.
Poland. demand. .O2N. Czccho-
siovakia. demand. % Argentine.
demand. 8G.i2. Brazil. demand.
1870. Montreal. asa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
A. A. ~ARCHULETA'S
AUTO BURNS ON
LA BAJAOA HILL

A Buick closer car belonging go
A. A. Anchuietn Of this city burned
on La Bajada hill yesterday morn
.nR while Mir. Archuicia, his wife
and two children were on fheig
way TO santa Re. a. was learned To-
day following the return % the
marty to the city last night IN com
pnny OF Il. O. Archuleta. who was
called their 20 get them.
The car - believed 60 have
caught fire from a crossed wire.
IL was about half way up tho htli
ar. Archulcta and his family es'
capped without injury
Traffic on the hill was delayed
for several hours while the =
was being removed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

NEN YORK, April 2s-Foroign
bar silver, 60 hc.
copper Firm. ~cloctroiytic. spot
aud futures. l2EcH13c.
Tin-EaEivr, spot and nCa BY.
&3l.eO; futures. S3i12.
lTOn-stcndy prices unchanged.
Ioud-Stepdy, spot Sb-au
$3.50.
Zinc-Ouieti East 81. Louis de-
livery, spot, 5000 f5.lt
Autlmony-S Spot. Sb.gl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
NV NoRK Monty

NEW YORK. April 2h.-tail
money, strong; high, o. low. -
ruling ate. Sh closing, ~ ~ o.
last loan. g..
can loans against acccptances.
3 per cent.
Time loans. steady; 60 ana 30.
days. a. 9 months, "a NV.
Prime mercantile paper, a..
u a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
New York Stocks

NEW YORK April 2S.-on q
more moderate volume of onorn-
lions and stlffe- money rates the
stock market today made irregular
%rccoyorios from the general re-
action Of the mid-wrek sales APP
proNlmated t.1bO. 600 shares. The
closing was strong.
poInIg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
$500. wooded Colorado
$iioOdp&l510 IA


DENVER, Ami &C
Receipts. 1000. Market 10
cents higher Beef steers.
NtS.O0. COWS and hcifers.
So. 80. calves. $3.50 MSi1.b0.
~ 90 Mstii; stockc.s and
ors. $500 eif74O.
Hos Receipts. 400
10 cents higher top. sl0.25.
So 30 Wkf0.oO.
Sheep Receipts, none
kot unchanged lambs 81
fi52b; ewes. 5000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
LIBERTY no>Ds

INV YOItk, April ~ LIbcrty
bonds closed sh's Sy9IG. first
&c. S9a.5O. second ~ - first
"a 500 90. second AZ o. 500. g.
third a. IS. Se9Ni, fourth a. 81,
s1as Nictary 3A'A $1,000, Nic-
tolg 4A gIO0.G4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
NAV YOuN DO1-rON

NEW YORK. April sS Cotton
futu o. closed very steady May.
$3.50. july S17.7i october.
sl7S3, Dcecmbcr. Si7S7 Janu-
airy. N7SQ.
spu, cotton. steady. middnng.
S1Ab3.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
E~fotorrnan Arrested
J For Speeding Ca'

pAsApENA. Calf, April 2s.-
4 "a ~ ri.er operator Of y
..fetv street q IL under ~
Vs. a,ere on the ehargc OF h'"o"7
foe With hld street ear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

wheat-No. 2, hard. si2imSifO,
80. .. mixed Sis
Corn-No g white. 53MCH5 ic;
No %. mixed. 52iscU53.
Oats No. .. white, 33L co 90 = :;
No. 3. white. $50
KANSAS CITY. April 2S-
Whcnt-Nu .. hard. st.e9N Sifc;
30. .. rod. 81 So o. si33.
Corn-No. @. white. 51a W55H
No 2 yellow b5Aca 5dAc.
Hny-tnchnngcd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

Pottery made IN 5000 Is G. has
been found in the countries west
N the Andes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

A bamhno tree grows 80 rapidly
that lie growth can eaally be seen
through a microscopy,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

You viii find il IN our Classi
fed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28

hucainn IL q nns~tonc pIain with
ne rivers underground
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-28
LATEST MARKET NEWS

the last half Of the day. Tho close
wns unsettled. hcW sc to AcH
~ net higher
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
MORGAN MAY AID AUSTRIA
Representatives to Go to Vienna to
Study Financial Situation

London. May 30. 1t ia understood
that the Morgan group, with which GER
tain British bankers are associated.
shortly will send representatives, to
Vienna 10 study the Austrian financial!
system with view TO ascertoining
whether there is any basis for a loan
to aid Austria ; reconstruction.
Such n loan would be distinct from
the international loan under the
League OF Nations auspices. recently
discussed. Should the Morgan loan
materialize. IT Is SAID 1t probably Will
not be necessary 70 proceed with the
international loan scheme
Report has it that Scandinavian
bankers also may operate in raising
the Morgan loan. II is expected that
French and Italian credits of 80. 900 900
francs and 25. 900. 900 lire. respectively
soon will be handed over 70 Austria
as both the French and Italian delega-
rions at the recent Genoa conference
promised the Austrian Chancellor. be
fore leaving Genoa. that the necessary
steps to that end would be undertaken
Immediately
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
LEVINE RECUPERATING FOR
TWO MONTHS IN COUNTRY
Russian Premier Works on New
Book While "Restine''

Moscow. May 3O.-Prem!er Leninc,
yielding TO the opportunities of his
associates, has gone to the country for a
two months holiday to recuperate after
his recent operation. but insists on
spending lis vacation in working.
according TO Boris Reinstein, formerly
of Buffalo, n y. who is IN close touch
with the Premier.
Il saw Lenine few days ago, before
he left for the country said Rein
stein. ''and IL / had not known he had
undergone an operation i would not
have believed it. He appeared fit and
fine; he was alert and laughing. and
the reports that he is a physical ana
nervous wreck are ridiculous.
Even in the country he retains his
touch with important affairs and uses
the telephone freely. Mentally, he is as
alert as ever.
While in the country the correspond. 4.
ent is Informed from another source
Lenine is writing a new book in which
he takes an uncompromising position
toward the various Socialist intcrna
tionales.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-30
10000 U. S. GRAVES IN
FRANCE ARE DECORATED
French People and Government
Join With Americans in Exercises

Paris. May 30.--The 10, 900 Amcri-
can war dead in France were deco.
rated with flowers by groups Of their
comrades and representatives of the
French people today. French troops.
French veterans organizations and
school children attended the six prin-
cipal services and many smaller ones.
AT the Arc de Triomphe. Ambassador
Herrick placed wreath on the tomb
of the unknown poilu. with these
words:
Unknown Soldier Of France. symb"
Of your countrys sacrifice. symbol of
her courage and loyalty. we come 10
your tomb. the nations shrine, today,
our own Memorial Day. to offer to
you. TO your beloved France. the hom
age of Americas affection and the tes-
timony Of her immutable friendship. "
Major General J. G.. Harbord. T. $.
A.. predicted the arising Of closer
brotherhood Of States out Of the
wreck of empires left by the world
war in his Memorial Day address at
Suresnes Cemetery. Allied blood on
the battlehclds Of Europe. has ce.
mented the foundation Of the future
federation Of the world he declared.
assuring Il broader justice and higher
freedom than ever was possible while
German philosophy of government pre-
vailed
1T is but four brief years" General!
Harbord recalled, since the enemy
thundered on the Aisne and the Marne.
Four years ago tomorrow the American n
second division passed through the sub
urbs of this splendid city on It's way
70 the front near Chateau Thierry. -