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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
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Mrs. HENRY stOLF BROWN
HOSTESS At LUNCHEON

A pink and white BRIDES lunch
con was given In honor OF Miss
Katherine McMilicn by Mrs. Henry
Rolf brown at her homo yesterday
lat I o'clock. The gueses were
Misses Margaret Hubbeli, Anita
Hubbcil. Angelica Howden. Esther
Howdon. Mary Macarthur. Evan
eciinc Perry, Katherine McMiIlen,
and Miss Childere. Mesdalnea
poarcc Rodcy, a. y. McMillen. and
Kenneth Conkiln Bcnis.
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snNE,,T eASSsfaarY

Thc Womcn'a CATHOLIC order OF
r~DfsHters will give a benefit card
paefr on Tuesday evening, June q,
nj half past eight O'Clock In the
So. Mnry'u hall Mrs Ida Baca Is
In charge. Bridge and Five Han
drad viii be played.
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afternoon June the sixth at half
past two o'clock.
GOO
IIGIITS AND SHADOWS
isy Agnes Davenport iiond
A wonderful world fnthcf has
made.
Touched here with the sunshine
and there with the shade.
The seas and the mountains. the
plains and tho hills.
The deep. silent rivers. the bright
sparkling rills,
The woods and the flowers, the
singing birds fair.
All brcnthc Of His might and His
infinite carc.
But without the shadows. there
never could be
Such beauty OF landscape. aucn
glory Cf sea;
And thus are bur lives,-to DO
rounded with grace.
The lights and the shadows must
each have "a place.
That beauty Of character, highest
In mark.
l. attained and intensified through
shadows dirk.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-04
LrEIIiAN-swi1zER
WEDDING WEDNESDAY,

Miss H0rtenae Switxer. daughter
OF kHr, and Mrs. W. n. Switzer,
wiz she married 10 Mr.. Raymond
G. Lehman. at the eight o'clock
mass on Wednesday morning
Just Z. Father Mandelnri viii
perfprm the ceremony, Miss Nor
rint. Switxer will be brides maid
and 'Nir. Ray McCanna viii attend
tho groom MiAs Grace stortz viii
ting, accompanied by Mrs. l.. b
Thompson on the organ.
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LUTHERAN lH2iTs Arlsr'
n TETIsAN yOTNG
rt1OlLfs PICNIC

~ NNNAHNN NOANN
rt1OlLE prCNTC
About forty, young people Of 81.
Puuls Englilh Lutheran church
won't to the Boy Scout caInp In
CionegR canyon on Tuesday for
plenty OF eats. though every
turning hume. Mountain climbing
ami "a baseball game provided most
Of the enjoyment.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs. Harry u. Weiiicr and
daughter, Clare. Of i22S West Cen
trsl avenue. left on the Limited
"Wednesday for st. Louis. where
tbcy viii visit Mrs Weller
pnfcrts. They viii be gone about
two months.
Mrs, II. u. Ucning has returned
from a thrcc-wecks' visit In Okla.
homa city and Chicago.
Mrs. w. .. Filler. mother Of Dr
G. A.. Ellcr. n In Albuquerque FOL
"A visit and 10 be present al the
graduation OF her grandson, Howe
t'iier. High school senior. Mr.
Ellcr's home e. In Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. n. Pollock. FOR.
mcf residents. werc here durinr
the week for n short visit. Thcil
home IL in Flagstaff. Ariz.
Mrs. G, T. Hammock OF Gaiiup
wife Of Mr.. Hammock. an Indiar
trader, Is in the city with her
daughter
H. u. Hoit. n member OF te firm
of attorney. Holt n Sutherland, oI
Las cruces. visited the city today.
Miss ~. ". Wright. daughter nj
Il. u. Wright, lawyer ~ Santa Pc
wa n visitor In the city today.
oou
CLOVIS NEWS
ono OF the most delightful
dancvs OF tho acasOn was tina
given by the Eiks In their ciui
rooms Thursday evening. a larF'
crowd was present, the music wa.
fu'i OF ''nep' and the crows
| danced merrily.
Miss Della Boone waa united II
marringc with Albert g.. nrownln,
MHS 81 at Roswell. The Ilcs
Bedford. pastor OF the Christian
church, said the impressive core
mony In the presence 81 immediate
relatives Of thu families. Til,
bride IL the daughter OF Mr.. am
Mrs. 4. A Boone OF the fairflelt
community, and the sister o
] County Clerk Daniel Boone. Shl
rsgcntly returned from Glenwood
n al. where she Taught school th.
past term. She has a number o
friends In Clovis who wish he.
much JOY. The groom IL IN tn
army service, and il located a
captain, n, M where the younI
couple will reside.
County Clerk Daniel Boone spen
Wednesday On Roswell attendinI
the Boone Browning wedding
which WIS soicmnizrd on that das
". =. Menefee. director Of tn
Commerce Trust company OF Kan
aas city. was a late Clovis visitor.
Mrs. N. X. CLARK and little 50
Houston. who have been %visitln.
N the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
o Roberts. left Monday mornin
Tor Cnrlabnd. where they will maxi
an extended visit 10 Mrs. Clark
mother before returning TO thei
homo IN silver City.
NrH. Felix Mandcil aud 80
Buddy left Tuesday morning "a
New York city. Mrn. Mnndcll wi
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CARD PARTY Az ODD
fTfffDNS NALL TUESDAY
NtTrft<OON

Tho MacahceH and their friends
vii enjoy an afternoon Of cardn AZ
tho odd Fellows hail ON Tuesday
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BIsRrE-McGuiRE

Nks Julia Katherine Mcclure.
dadfhter Of Mrs. Frank Kirntcr.
mill DC married 70 Mr. Robert y.
Th3AHday evening at eight o'clock.
The wedding will be az the home
OF ulc brides sister. Mrs Lawrence
Gihney. on Clrard avenue. Father
Matidelarl viii officiate.
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Tho graduates with their parents
will he the GUESTS OF the cnurch
council members and their wives.
An interesting program OF oasts
has been aFrnugcd. and "a happy
time Is In prospect.
IL Tfif,fttN LADIES MEET
Tho LADIES' Aid society ~ 81.
Paurs English Lutheran church
mot In the church parlors Thurs
dny afternoon. The hontcsscs
were Mosdamcs Simonron. Steiner
and Tomei. The mex sewing meet
Ing will be held with Mrs. Vol
qunrtz at her home. 2Q2 North
Fourteenth street, on Wednesday.
June ~.
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TRIANGLE hcCRARY
The wedding OF Miss Dora Nc
Crazy. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
$. +. Mccrary. 2fs s. Broadway.
TO Mr.. Carl q Drangle. the son 81
Mr.. ana Mrs. y. @. Bransle. was
s~oleInnlzcd al the Immaculate
Conception church at 7 O'Clock in
the morning OF May 81. Mrs. I'D
win Kaieht was matron Of honor
and MIR Edwin knight was best
man 10 the groom. A wedding
breakfast was given at the home OF
the brides sister, Mrg. G, ID. Scott.
The couple loft immediately fur
an overland four Of the state.
They viii mako their homo IN the
University Heights.
Miss Mccrary is an Albuquerque
girl OF charm. She attended the
public schools and IN very fopuiar
in the High School set.
Mr.. triangle n In business with
his father who has large sheet
u graduate OF the Albuquerque
sch50fs
LIcuruN-FEE
MiSs Irene Fee. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. 4. W. Fee. viii be mar
RED go MIR. Edward william Ugh
ton at. her home. OF 8 O'Clock on
Friday afternoon
GAEDE-FRACAKolLL
Tho wedding or Miss Florence
FrnArolii 10 Mr. Nern r. Gacde,
~ Chicago, viii be on "wednesday
at 9 o'clock In the afternoon az
the rmmacuinte Conception church.
Mia Fracarolil Is the daughter OF
Mr. prank Ffacnrolil. who II the
itnpan consul here.
FAW-GOULD
Mas Alice Elisabeth Gould.
daunhfer Of Mrs. Ellen Gould. win
he married TO Howell Stevens Faw.
ronr bf Mr. ana Mrs. d. W. Paw.
on "Wednesday afternoon at tho
Presbyterian church at 4 O'Clock.
a Inception wiii be held a. the
brides home from half pnst -four
untlI half past five O'Clock after
tho ceremony. Only the mort In
timafc friends will De the guests
wooDsoN-McMitIES
Nt>a Katherine McAificn. daugh-
ter,I Mr.. and Mrs. A. - McMiiien.
viii he married 70 Richard Z.
Waeasun. Jr.. at her home IN
A Inception VIII follow the we'd
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BiSRiE-McGufRE
Nks Julia Katherine Mcclure.
dad4hter Of Mrs. Frank Kirnter.
viii ne married TO MIR. Robert ~,
Blabfe. OF SaE Diego. Calf, on
ThdAHday evening At eight o'clock.
The twedding will be at the home
OF ulc brides sister. Mrs. Lawrence
Gihney. on cirard avenue. Father
Matidelari will o~fflciate.
LrxrHAS-swii2kn
WEDDING WEDNESDAY,
Miss Hortenae Switxer. daughter
OF mr.. and Mrs. W. n. Switzer,
wild he married TO Mr.. Raymond
G. 1enihan. at the eight o'clock
mass ON Wednesday morning.
Juse Z. Father Mandelari will
perform the ceremony. Miss Nor
rint. Swiixer will be brides maid
and MI. Ray McCanna viii attend
tho groom MiAs Grnce stortz will
ting, accompanied by Mrs. L. b.
Thpnpson IN the organ.
409
BENEFIT GARD PARTY
IttSDAx EvENISc
Pre- Women's Catholic order OF
Fofsatera will give a benefit card
paefr ON Tucsdrv evening, June .,
at half past eight O'Clock In the
81. Mnry'r hall Mrs Ida Baca Is
In charge. Bridge and Five Han
dred viii he played.
sTl JoHN,s GrsiB TO MEET
wfrH MRS. EDMUND ROSS
AnH Edmund ftoea viii entertain
tho ~. johns Guild az her home,
7fS North Third street on Wednas-
daf. afternoon at ) O'Clock. The
mdfline will be q combined social
and business session and as Il h
tho jast meeting before next Sop
tember n - hoped that every nom
hrr viii be present.
n-z.xAA 4 zl1z 11xI1l6 11zIl a l11LLa
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Ma Katherine McMincn. daugh-
ter'3 Mr. and Mrs. A. n McMuien,
viii he married 70 Richard Z.
Weeasun. Jr.. at her homo on
"Wednesday evening at ak o'c.cck.
A reception VIII follow the we'd
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-22
ASSAULTS ARE Barred
Lieutenant colonel Tells ~ A..
tncks on British IN Egypt

ALEXANDRIA. Egypt Aug 22 --
Tn" recent attack In this city on
Lieutenant Colonel Arthur Frederick
Hamilton rigntt WIS the 10Th ease In
~" series ~ murdoroun assaults up.
on britiEh subjects In Egypt u
called again to mind the threat of
the nationalist that an EugliHhman
would b" shot daily until the return
uf said Iaglnul rasha. the national.
10 lcador Who Was doporl"d by th"
IIrirlnh last December and II ip -"
laloHl addition Ia III" extended chain
uf anti british political ou,rngrn.
Lieutenant Colonel rigott. of the
Royal Army Pay corps, Was shot aud
r,N-ly wounded IN kadi 81 fadl
street by unknown aHBnilantn while
walking 10 his office. ~" was taken
Immediately into the hous" Of an
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-22
STANDARD OIL TO
PROSPECT FIELDS OF
ALASKA, ECUADOR


SAN FRhNCISCO. Aug. az
CoIncidcnt with the announcement,
that It's expedition TO tho Tabnyas
province OF tho Philippines had come
upon definite Indications of oil depoB-
It's. the Standard OIL company of Cal.
ifornia announced recently mat u
VIII do prospecting work In the Amen
area of Ecuador nnd th" Cold bay dis
irict OF th" Alaskan peninsula.
Tho Amen lease dates back 10 Ap.
RI ~ and covers potential deposits
north Of the GnnyaS river ana from
80 to 30 miles west Of III" thriving
port of GuaYannli. a drilling outli'
cnpnbl" OF sinking wei to u depth
of 1900 feet has been shipped to the
scene. Actual drilling should be
started early In September.
In the Alaskan project the com
pany In encouraged by n small pre-.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-22

women members OF parliament. we
have already obtained partial action
In this matter.
at least, Sc have got through u
bill which makes u no longer pos
sibi" for u man To defend himself
against assault charges by claiming
that h. thought the slri was over iG.
the age OF consent.
III she really was under age. he
must be punished. no matter what he
thought.
Seek widows Pension
Another measure for which we
are working hard IL a pension bill
for widowed mothers. In an effort
to get equal pay for women. We have
selected teachers and civil service
employees To begin with. since they
the paid. either directly or indirectly
by the government.
I'VE constantly hear In England
that your women teachers are paid
as much as your men. That Is one
point I shall be interested TO inves-
tigatc,
Another bill We are pushing In
the interest OF justice Is one to raise
the status OF children born out OF
wedlock. The law now holds the
child responsible for its parents
fault.
Public opinion is especially on
our side In this matter. The ideal
OF justice also will be upheld when
We have had mothers made equal
guardians OF their children with the
fathers"
Lady Rhondda has been called the
busiest rich woman In England"
She inherited millions from her faith
er. food controller OF Great Britain
during tho war. but she puts In l2
hours day working for tho 81 social
and political reform measures she
sponsors.
Her mode OF living Is simple. Her
name was not ON the passenger list
OF the ship on which she came here
and her vacation In Connecticut will
be entirely minus social frills.
Her manner is cordial and unaf-
fected. In dress. too, she prefers tho
unostentatious. when seen here.
she wore a loose, dark blue crepe de
chine frock. cut for comfort rather
than fashion,
She is typically British In appear
ance-tall. robust. with deep-blue
eyes, fluffy brown hair, clear skin !
and high color. She speaks easily /
and to the point, with understanding I
and humor.
In addition to her work for women Z
and children. Lady Rhondda person /
ally manages the huge coal mine in ,
terests which came to her from her
father. She is said to apply the good
business sense gained thereby In her
political campaigns and to have won
number of points through her ex- I
perience In commerce.
Lady Rhondda will return TO Eng ,
land the middle of September to aid .
In pushing a number of women's
bills.
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Egyptian doctor. " .Abdcl Moguid. at
No. Kadi ol Fadl street and was
given first aid. being afterwards
transported 10 the Officers hospital
ut AbbnsHioh whor" one ~ the three
bullets which had hit him was cx.
trhctcd
Hopes are entertained OF his re-
coyory. but this new crime has arous-
ed great Indignation among the Eur.
opcan population In Egypt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-22
MISTAKEN FOR DEER
Two Men shot Near Moifori b,
Roscburg NigI, S'hooi Coach

MEDFORD. Aug, ?2.-R. a. Stew.
art, aud Charles u. Mead OF Port.
land are recovering from wounds r..
c"Iy"d Sunday when they were mis-.
taken for deer by Charlca King of
RoFrhurg. high school coach.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-22

The next best thing II you haven't
a Brunswick is Brunswick records on
the phonograph you have. Currin
Says So. 20
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-22

II you contemplate the purchase Of
a phonograph better see those Pathcs
at one half price. Currins For Drugs.
22
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-22

Brunswick Records: Run smooth.
or: Sound Better Last longer: Cost
nu more. currina For Drugs 22
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EQUAL POLITICAL
RIGHTS WILL COME

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NOTE--Ths Red Top tin con.
tsins Velvet that has recently
been delivered from the fec.
tory. IL b In fresh condition
cool and smooth In . p,ps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
People Think Debt
Problem Ended and
Praise La Huerta

MEXICO CITY June l5.--Con -
Erutuiatlons were extended to Min
istcr OF Finance ue la Hucrtn
yesterday by virtually all the Mex
icu city wspapsrs on his satl-fac-
tory settlement 0f MvSicos imam
cal problems, b. being taken for
granted hy the newspapers that his
New YORK. arrangements are def
nit. and "a victory fur Mexico
Extra editions OF the newspapers
Tuesday night ana flaming head
lines in the ISSUES of this morning
proclaimed that An entire accord
has bocn reached between sen0r
nc a. HucrtH and the international
bankers. The prediction is made
ny the Journals ihaf the secretary
VIII now SO 90 Washington tu con
fer with President HsrdinE and
secretary OF state Hughes
Enthusiasm over uuasihle rocog
milton Of Mexico hg the United
states which had subsidized during
tho paHt few week.. has hocn re-
kIvrt
resIdeni Ohregnu has not con
nlmed special dlspatches from
Sew work saying thar a settlement
% the financial situation has beer
effected To tho newspaper mor
today he asserted he was without
specific Information from Snnoi
nt la Hucrta.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
UNIONS READY
TO TRY STRIKE
SAYS JEWELL
Labor Convention Kills
Resolution Proposing
One Order

CINCINNATI. June i5-CFy the
Associated Press. Officers OF the
rail unions will not intorefer 10
stop a strike of the i225.0oo shop
craft and maintenance uf way
workers. B N. Jewell. declared
today IN addressing the American
Federation Of Labor convention.
Mr.. Jewell u president of the rail-
way employees department Of the
federation.
The railway workers are ready
for the test said Mr. Jewell and
n they decide 90 strike their de-
,lsiun will BE- complied with hy
their leadsr-
without opposition or debate. the
American Federation of Labor con
Nention here today killed "a tvsoiu-
tion PROPOSING "a radical chunge iu
the form of the organized labor
movement IN the United States hy
the amaiga nation ~ an unions
into single 0rraniza atlo ons. oacu GOV
erlnE an industry. The resolution
WAS introduced ty D. u Fitzgerald
aud other reprcsent.ng the railway
clerks
In reporting the resolution un'
/ favorable from committee sara
Conboy OF the United Textile
Workers. said the departments OF
the federation werc created aions
| Industrial lines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
ARRESTS PREVENT
|. BATTLE BETWEEN
CHINESE FACTIONS
Royalist and Republi-
can Parties Were Pre-
pairing Tong War

NO8ALEs. Ariz. June IL
Elghteerr Chinese. most of them
armed with pistols and hatcheta
were rounded up during the night
across the border FROM here In
Nogaies. sonora. hy pol e. ana sol
dicrs who asserted the arrests
probably prevented battle be-
tween enemy factions 81 the chin
cse royalist and republican par
ties
For a time 10 was remembered
that sonora Chinese were Wfn'ng
90 carry on n tong war which mad
had its inception IN California. hut
later police were informed that
the cunErcgntinE on tho border of
Cclcsiials from cli over the state
of sonora grew out ~ uumity
he'wccn groups rcpFcsrntng The
two national parties of China
More than ten recent chinese muir
ders In Sonorn have been charged
to the feud Police also said the
arrests probably saved a. mum
her OF prominent NuEnicH sonora
Chinese who were believed tO have
been marked to die
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
HEAD OF ST. MICHAELS COLLEGE KILLED in ACCIDENT
Spirits Tell Him
How to Construct
Roads, Man Says

NEW YORK. June 15.--That
every foot Of the 5000 mtlcs uf
railroad he has built was CON
structed according to tho ad-
&C. OF spirits and that he
changed the direction OF the
Kansas City Southern 10 ns to
have his terminal at Port Ar
thur. Texas. Instead Of Calves
ton. because the spirits warned
him TO avoid the latter place, Is
the assertion OF Arthur u. Stii-
well who says he has been pres
dent OF many railroads and was
president for seven years OF the
National Surety company.
Making his revelations last
night at a meeting Of spiritual
lists. he said that he had not re-
snled his relations with the spirit
world before bcbcauae he did
no, want people to think me a
nut.
Il have built more than 5000
miles OF railroad" he said. and
every part OF the route was de-
tcrmlned by spirits who came TO
me IN my dreams and told me
what to do.
when was building tho
Kansas City Southern wns
warned not 10 build the terminal
az Galveston. because II would
lead to disaster They told me
Ia terminate II at Lake sabine
whore hullt the terminal Of
Port Arthur. -Four days after
the terminal WIS completed. the
tidal wave wiped out Galveston -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
BAD MAN ONCE
MORE OUTW|TS
HIS PURSUERS
Police Find Wrecked
Car of Fugitive; Sec
ond Auto Stolen

CHEYENNE wyo. June H.
In an attempt 90 throw the posse
searching Tor him off the trail Fred
Brown. alias Grimes. alleged ono-
ha bad man. II believed by authori
ties 20 nave returned to Cheyenne
last night from sidney. Neh. once
more shifting the scene of pursuit
from Nebraska 60 Wyoming Sid
ney - nearly 100 miles east OF
Cheyenne
An automobile said by police
here to he the one used by the fug
iilve when he first doubled hack
intn Nebraska territory was found
wrecked In creek near mere early
today Al the "a nse time the theft
Of an automobile was reported hy =
ioral garage.
sheriff George Carroll Of Chey-
enns Gus Hysrs. Nebraska state
sheriff and W r. Henton. warden
of tho Nebraska penitentiary. who
have been pursuing Brown Tor ssv
eral dave. Niii return here this AZ
ternoon The fuFitivc's cunning
again brought him freedom yester
dav after he wns virtually consid
cred captured In circle draw;
about him by several posses from
Dix. Nch. according in report,
here. Details Of the escape hay'
not been received hero. nrowi
had previously held up the mar
-hal and deputy sheriff nj Dix. 4
u alleged In renorts herc
Authorities of Om8na. Neh. ar'
seeking Brown ar suppores
maniac who IA alleged TO hnNi
iured. two women 20 a cabin anf
held them prisoners ln irons fnl
1--we nfehta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
RUSSIAN ATTTTIDE
TO REMAIN SAME

MOSCOW. June IL tBy the
Associated Prcss) On the eve ~
tho Hague conference. government
officials Informed the Associated
Press that the Russian attitude at
she nfw meeting will be- the same
as at Genoa. The oniy concessions
10 foreign capital possible. II is
added Will be on the basis % the
recently enacted laws governing
private property.
Kari Rndek soviet chief OF tho
publicity. declared;
THE Hague conference of experts
will be- rather a hindrauce than a
helm. because u will not be n ma
tual discussion of problems. hut
merely create "A new united front oi
capital.
n We are not 20 consider ths
oecinrntions Of Hoover and Hughes
Ihnd the memorandum Of Poincar,
a. mere empty threats. then whal
they ask II Russia's withdrawal oi
tho memorandum of the eleventh
of May. In which the principal po
siiion Of Russia wns expressed.
The Russian government is no
/ In such low position a. 10 ALLOW
itself 90 be treated with contempt
either by France or even America
without whose economic cOopcra
I iion Of the economics ~ the Rus
sian state cannot be rcestahlishcd
Hy her famine relief. America ha
gained some sympathy In Bus-ii
which she d. going 10 forfeit u shi
wishes 90 PLAY the role ~ dictator
despite her poverty. Russia vii
enter into relations with forciEi
countries only on the basis of mu
tug1 aafgfu1
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-15
UNPROFESSIONAL
CONDUCT CHARGED
AGAINST LAWYER
Former Roswell Man
Accused Of Writing
Insulting Letter

SANTA FE. n. NJ, June H.
W. T. Rogers, ~ Paso attorney.
formerly OF Roswell, II accused of
unprofessionnl conduct in proceed
ings furnished Attorney General
Harry = Bowman. by the state
Board of Bar Examiners today,
Rogers is said 20 have written
Judge ". r. Ryan. of silver city.
an insulting letter after he had
asked the Judge 70 get the sheriff
90 collect alimony FOR . client and
the Judge had replied there was
procedure In court 10 bring
about payment OF the alimony.
The board made an investigation
on letter from Judge Ryan and.
10 was reported 90 Mr.. Bowman. /.
"it was ordered that the cnarge
against Rogers constituted unpro-
fcssionnl conduct under the law
aud that the same should be certi-
fled 10 the attorney general FOR
action"