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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CITY CITY EDITION ALBUQUEBQUE MORNING JOURNAL. EDITION roury.THiiu) yicAii. VOL. CLXXI1I. No. 6S. Albuquerque, New Mexico, Wednesday, June 7, 1922. Dally bj Carrier or Mull, 5c a Momh Single Copies 6t fCRCMAi nnnv 400,000 WORKERS ARE Is a Curse NEEDS Pursuing Audrey, BOARD PROBING UN AFFECTED BY PAY CUT Actress and Artists9 Model ? GOOD S ECURITY - 1 BECK'S DEATH TO FLOAT D MADE BY LABOR BOARD Mrs. Jean P. Day, Whose 8 Husband Killed Officer, Tells of An Alleged At- ISSUE SHY ORDER AFFEGTS MOVIE VAMPIRE HAS it ! tack Made Upon Her. JERE, DISAPPEARED FROM MyNis A (By Tho AiiMciateri Fran.) Officials Doubt If THE SCREEN, SAYS :.rTO Oklahoma City, Okla., June fi. Money RAILROAD TO a Mrs. Jean Day, local society wom- Would Be Forthcoming Chicago, Juno S. The movie 9KJl an, related today to a special face, M irmy Unless Attractive Induce- with her WflUL her white vamp Sllfi t board, her story of an alleged at eyes fWr penciled eyebrows, green tack her by Lieutenant Col- ments Are Offered, MECHANICS AND and her jade earrings, is gone upon and will flaunt her fascinations vote oi m onel Paul Ward Beck, command- on the silver screen no longer, ing officer at Post Field, Okla.. REPARATI0NSS"CHEME motion picture theater owners oiff which resulted in mwi Beck's death at TO BE wore told at a meeting today. the hands of her REARRANGED CAR KNOCKERS wants now, husband early in What the public April, here. according to speakers, are good hr The army officers Unless Bonds Have of the Lit- composing Priority little girls, heroines the board went to the Day I ,iome in tle Eva type with golden hair, t r j afternoon to Mrs. German Revenues in Which Inno- or this hear Day. Very Reduction Wages blue eyes, sincerity and Meads ,ons At a of k urgr morning session the Few Will Be Sold in 1 cence. hoard in the federal J an the Will Take Effect July hero- Meeting at Uinnati, building, "The modern picture P. Day appeared with his attorney U. S,, is Belief, Will Amount to About ine," said William J. Sweeney, Reach an Understanding and submitted to the questioning. "must be young and inexperi- in Less Both hearings were strictly pri- 'By the 4ociMl; Fhii.) $60,000,000 a Year. enced in appearance, guileless Than Two Hours, vate and neither Mr. nor Day th Washington, June 8 and appealing In her actions. board members would make any Rearrange- has wearied of the ment of the scheme of supervisorTforces The public PROP0SEDREDUCTION comment. Day answered all in- vampire typo." quiries with "I have been pledged German reparations is to be ex- The public itself, he declared, TOO DRASTIC, CLAIM to secrec." A pected it results are are not decreased clean- surprise developed tangible Is voicing the demand for at the morning session, it was achieved, by the conference of in- er films and the are in- Is Filed producers Soon Will Be a when Day's attorney ternational bankers now discussing Minority Report By filling the demand. Wages at troduced several letters concerning a loan to Germany at The Hague, the Three Members of the Level Which Does Not alleged relations of Beck with wo- in the opinion today of high gov- men at other army posts where he ernment officials. Who Measure With been Officials in fi- Tribunal Represent est assaults the roads in their Up the had stationed. close touch with by Before the hearing- Day and Ilia nancial developments In this the Employes. - battle for lower wages, were cut Standard of Living, and cents, - attorney assented to waiving the country abroad expressed the rule of evidence so that all ques- view, which was coincided in bv "Car Knockers" Hard Hit. (By The Asaoelaled . June 6, the Preaa.) tions might be answered. Secretary Mellon, that a German Chicago, (By The cut ordered for 0 larger was Cincinnati, Ohio, Juno (by the Audrey Munson and a sketch of her life. Persons conversant with army bond issue could not be floated in Associated Press.) Over the "car knockers," becauso the Associated Press) Railroad wages history out the United which Central From an unknown Au affairs pointed tonight that the States, would be of board said it believed that their under the new railroad labor board (By Press.) farm girl ing his wife, without any Justifi- no looked to for most of the un- the strong protest the not same N. Y., June 6. drey became a over cation. investigations might have bear- loan, work did require the orders for seven of tho larger Syracuse, Fame, celebrity night. as intimated, on whether civil less attractive is offered three labor skilled service as other branches of of the wealth, adulatipn, happiness, sad- An aged offered her mother and I lived at ing, security representatives groups country's rail work- photographer "My tho authorities would be asked to pro- for the investment of American car men's work. . This heavier re- ers, soon will bo ness, poverty, scorn, oblivion all a position in his studio. She posed. Wilkin home for a short time," on the United States rail- at a level which she secute Day. When an army offi- money In German obligations. duction for the freight car men does not measure up to the Amer- played big parts in the life which Soon 15 or 20 of the world's great- said, "but I hardly knew (he doc- road labor a new came severe criti- Munson to est artists were for tor." ! cer dies, a board of army officers Money Market Conditions. board, under especially ican standard of living and which Audrey tried recently clamoring lor j is named to determine if he met Laying aside considera- cism in the report, the will make snuff out with poison. services. She said she tried Io political wage cut of seven cents an minority vigorous protest neces. vainly get death in line of duty, it was point- tions involved in a possible rear- labor members there was B. The once famous art model and "Then I In a New Voik Into the overseas Y. M. C. A. ser-vi- co hour me- declaring sary, according to M. Jewell, posed ed out. rangement of reparations payment for railway shop no justification for discrimination head of the de- actress professed to believe that a theater. I was just about to go on during the war. railway employes in A coroner's jury exonerated Day and basing their conclusions upon chanics and nine cents for in car work. partment of the American Federa- curse had been put upon her and my bathing suit when a promi- Audrey declares that the gossip after the money market conditions in this Car cleaners, who now receive an tion of In in despair she sought to cheat the nent theatrical man entered my linking her name with tho Wit'iia shortly slaying. car men were cut Labor, explaining the country, officials asserted that un- freight cutting; average of $3.18 a day, quick strike vote action of the curse in death. dressing room and came' to my case ruined her plans for a Urit-is- h less cents an or 40 cents a side. bonds Issued under the terms 400,000 shop men approxi- five hour, conference of union heads In a humble little cottaro near movie corporation. of an Ger- railway "He AMERICA READY TO international loan to a day. today. here, Audrey, once the world's most put his arms around mo and "But the theatrical man's curse many were to have in mately $60,000,000 year, The mechanics, whose daily rate In less than two hours famous model, is recovering from pressed his lips to my shoulder. I has followed me because I went DISCUSS priority for electri time the SETTLEMENT Germany as security in preference was ordered by the board now averages from 19.11 heads of eleven railroad unions ar- her ineffectual attempt to die. struck him in the face. 'Get out,' straight and now life holds noth- dibck-smith- s. to the existing reparation bonds cal workers, to -' lor rived at an Lying on what she hoped would I cried. ing for me." OF DEBT WITH FRANCE today. , will lose B6 cents a day un understanding whereby very few of the new obligations each organization will take a bo her death bed, her cheeks na "'Do you mean that?' he asked. Tho former model and her moth- would be absorbed In the American The new wage reduction der the new decision, bringing their strike voto on white as tho pillows on which I said I did and he said he'd er. Mrs. Katherine Munson, re- Paris, June Associated to J5.iu. immediately issuance they (by the market. Under tho present repar- daily wage approximately of wage reduction orders from the rested, Audrey (old the story cf that. From that day the turned to their home near hero a, Tress.) Notification from Wash- ex- brought an estimated added Cuts Kxpccted. ations arrangement, officials Further labor board fnr its her fortune and hor misfortune. curse has followed me. year ago in straightened circum- ington that the United States gov- A B C of an- The board's latest decision which membership. I plained the and reparation, saving $59,669,347 The votes will be In "It was Just the culmination of "My bookings were cancelled. stances. Recently her engagement ernment was to diseuca the 100,000.-00- 0 Is to be followed by re- returnable ready bonds for approximately nually to the fol- shortly thirty days and tho strike vote for eight years of persecution," she went back to the studios. I was to a wealthy contractor of Chicago settlement of war debts was pre- have railroads, ductions for railway clerks, teleg no desired." gold marks priority for the six shop crafts, sent out by sobbed. "Eight years in which the longer and Ann Arbor was announced. sented to the foreign office this their payment in all German rev- lowing on the heels of a raphers and all other classes of curse of a man Audrey said her name was drawn And it was when he wired that afternoon the train President Jewell's orders today, spurned pursued ths by Sheldon Whitehouse. enue, but issues of the C bonds for f 50,000,000 cut in the wages railway employes, except will be in his offico in Chicago by me and drove mo into the" depths of into the Wilkin case, when Dr. engagement was off that she took counselor of the American embas- about of total been service men, was brief and offered Wilkin was accused half the has of maintenance of lab- new June 30. poverty and disappointment." Walter of slay the poison. sy. Though fixing no date, this no. withheld by the reparations com- way no explanation of how the WIH l.SOO.OOO. tification is rates were arrived at. This omis Affect understood in official mission until It can be determined orers last week. The shop The strike votes decided on to- circles as a to Premier Poin-care- 's if can sion brought mors fire from the reply Germany meet the Interest crafts decision becomes ef- ma- day will affect about 1,200.000 of note to the debt commission upon the 50. 000, 000.00ft of A and dissenters, who declare the It mis- decision did not consider the country's railway employes Informing that a French B bonds. Under the latest ar- fective July 1, the same jority all the train service men SUN sion heeded Jean V. Parmen-tie- r "human needs," ignored the plans except IIP INT Of:. by rangements, officials explained. whose are not In 1 had been was date as last week's order. a wage wages dispute appointed and Germany Is onlv required, after the of tho employes for "living ts to The report or the labor show maintenance of way, pending ready proceed to the l!mtd expiration of the present morator- minority and made "no attempt to that have not been announeed for CDIVEIITIilF States whenever oommisekri members pointedly stated that the mechanics are not entitled to such the ium trt pay about G00, 000,000 a any classes but the shop crafts and RETT THE PRESIDENCY deemed it advisable. The payment yesr ot.whJph $180,000,800 is to be majority decision was mads "with a standard." de- contain maintenance of way, peding of reparations and the payment in cash and the remainder In kind. no consideration of human needs" The 'decision, however, cisions are to add five ROTARY CLUB of war debts are allied in Loan. ed numerous tables, prepared by expected closely llnsis for Floating a nd charges that it fails to carry other classes of labor to the gen- the French viewpoint, and It Is It would appear then, according the board's statistical department, slash. Union executives of said that M. In out the function of the board to set to show that although eral BEFORE ' OF SOUTH CHINA Poincare. opposing to government economic experts designed these ' decided 20,000 De- any reduction of the total due or $200.-000.0- a "Just and reasonable" wage. wages were reduced, they had not organizations today International President that about $180,000,000 re- to print their ballots and have from Oermany, is really protect- which Germany might be Minority Opinion. been reduced more than the them to send out to the livers of tho interests of the creditors would "The tendency of this decision Is duction In the cost of living and ready Address; Reports ing able to pay In Interest yearly to of tho memberships immediately if tho for of France, whoso capacity for pay- have to be the basis upon which a vindicate the propaganda of the that the purchasing power as fur- Challenger the Light- and Treasurer Contends That the Canton is railroads con- board, anticipated, ciders Secretary ment affected by any reductions loan could be floated, or such part and consequently present pay was higher than tho of or of con- demn such statements as the em- the ther reductions in their pay. weight Crown Benny Are Received. Administration Represents postponement payments by of that amount as mlgh be purchasing power of higher No further action will be taken Germany. to secur- ployes have been able to bring to wages during the years lnce Out Op- Govern- verted from reparations paid " ' ' union heads at this time, Leonard Knocks the Only should it be decided . by the .nnrlstcd TreM.) Legal ity for a loan, public attention," the minority 1917. bal- (Ht lbi; BEGINS was Al- be- pending return of the strike in Round. 6. SERVING SENTENCE. to nermlt Dart, rather than all. opinion said, It signed by It also said that the board known ponent Sixth I.os Angeles, Calif., June ment in the Nation. June t. to be bert O. Wharton, W. U McMenl-me- n even the ordered lots. When the result is Indianapolis. Ind., of Germany's visible security lieved that, with and the union- - heads freelv predict The thirteenth annual convention Charles F. "Chuck" Wiggins, In- an international and Albert Phillips, the three decrease, shop employes would be (Br Th Aamclated Press.) (B The Auoclated used for obtaining an vote to walk out A T W of the. International Association rreil.) dianapolis light pugil- over labor representatives. than the overwhelming t)1.11n.1nlivl.U !.. lima 6 heavyweight loan having priority repara receiving a wage greater is of Rotary clubs got off to a good Pekin, June (by the Associated today sentence Supervisory forces of the rail- wage for similar work a working agreement expected TWtriiv fit lhUfw!nlitiln. toniiiht ist, began serving tions payments. average paid to be made by which any stoppage Clif- start here today when Interna- Press.) Sun Yat Sen, president of of six months at the state peml way shops were not decreased. in other Industries. knocked out Hobby Barrett, of Mi After due decis- of work would take place simu- sixth round tional President Crawford I'. tho republic of South China, will farm Imposed following his con- consideration, the Citing machinists and car men. ton Heights, Pa., in tho the for on DIVORCE ion ltaneously by all organizations. ff olwwlnlrwl oJirlif.riillllfl llOIlt Cullough sounded keynote refuse to clear viction th charge of contrib- WIFE GRANTED said, it was felt that the duties decision said the purchas- IiIh an- resign and thus the the that his Pel-Ku- to of a and of such forces baseball the convention work, in way for Wu 's to re- uting the delinquency HER responsibilities ing power of the former under the at the National league pnrk nual address he plan sentence BY JURY OF WHICH warranted maintenance of the pres- be 18.8 cent In tne 01 more urged simplicity unite China under one government. girl. Wiggins' new wage would per AMERICAN FLAG WILL presence iuo of retention of high was affirmed the state A MEMBER ent rates. than in 1917 and the lat- organization, necording to advices received here by suprma HUSBAND IS mechanics greater IN aims and retention of membership from Canton. Sun court and an appeal to the pardon The reduction for ter would be able to buy 45.7 more . BE AT HALF MAST crowds that ever saw a boxing contends that ki,wv-n- ut restrictions to an extent that pre- the Canton board was denied. averages a little more than eight with the new pay than with the match in rniinueipnia. rue administration repre- (Bt Xlie Associated Pr,) per cent, all machinists, boiler mak. MEMORY OF GALBRAITH came toward tho close of the vent the obscuring of original sents the only legal government in fi inno . The novl 1917 rate. in n,,.. on ers, blacksmiths, sheet metal work- Relieves W Just. sixth round. principles subsequent depart- China. n a hnshnnd nerving (ex- aires ures from ers electrical workers, car men bellc-ve-j (B The Associated Prm.) was a lclt nanu swing them. The head of the southern repub- his wife a di The decision declared It It ripping A slaecd a jury that granted cept freight car men), moulders, fixed to be and Cincinnati. June 6. The Amer- ..,,,rV,f uavratt full nn the pageant, prepared and lic has persuaded many mem hers WARD'S WIFE IS vorce has oeen di'uubui and core makers the wages just mast on to the by tlio Los club, of just of cupola tenders reasonable. Suggestion for ''some ican flag will be at half solar plexus. He dropped Angeles Rotary the original republican parlia- light here In the case Mrs. Sara and the regular and helper ap- to be worked July 9 on every American Legion mat, writhing with pain, and at the preceded the opening address of ment to remain at Canton, and Wu Mvrti Almanfl who was granted recognized standard" 4 Vmn t Pei-F- u, a cut of seven in Col. Fred rL an v..h hill" rant?. welcome. traced the of in his role of Albert prentices receiving out by the board and used as a club house memory of IJUUIIl ion, nii.i It history dlrec.or, a decree of divorce from cents an hour. Freight car men, W. Galbraith, who died on that his seconds jumped into the ring to the Rotary down through thm sev- plans to heal the rift between the Almand. knockers''-an- basis for future wage adjustments TNESS BEFORE Irwin commonly known as "car date one year ago, according to revive him. Many persona m enteen years since four Chicago north and the south, now facos a It.. Alm.nrl rltll Tint ttfnd tilC of some of heavl- - on was low men in the object the 'Continued Page Two.) notice which has been sent out to crowd believed the blow got together and formulated second split the old republican hearing, the divorce being granted America'n post In the but Referee Herman the basic Ideas and showed the parliament unless he can establish taken in Newark. every Lcginn 'jayiorto on depositions country by Lemaneul Boll's, na- clared it was not. In order keep gradual expansion of their idea. a new president at Peking without N. J., where she resides. tional adjutant of the legion, upon the crowd out of the ring, where The afternoon was devoted to delay. N. JURY PM.ingei fnf Mr. Almand de TO VISIT of of Rob- t a Kal.,iy Diupn a hasty the of gov- With members of the that 1,500 SIMMERS HERE suggestion the members ot presentation officers, many old T.6fD clared that he did not 'know ert K. Bentley post, of Cincinnati, medical examination, a cordon ernors ot districts and distin- parliament yielding to Sun's argu- his clients husband was o