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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Much Oil Activity in
Eastern New Mexico

Further important Developments In wnd
eating iE She eastern New Msrieo zelda
are reported by ! qtoB p Anderson, Of tho
New Nerieo Pebble Health association, ~ho
returEed home laat night frun a business
trip 20 rreoa valley polata. B ~ 0reanlee
Of Baksraneld. Californln M. Anderson was
Informed han completed the blocking of
around 10000 acres Of leases and has set
up standard RIG Al nediand In sonthsast.
ern Roosevelt county whore drilling Il 70 he.
sta famediaseiy. The Sinclair Oh CON.
pany dariar the ~enk ppreAAs-d oao acres
adjacent 20 The driiiinr aite ~ the Na.Mek
on company, .oathwsat % partaiea. for SIS
per acre. fhs Pfaiie OIL snd Gas cont
pany, was reported. had announced !,
Would do no drilling In New Msxieo unill
oil 4 dise"eeFrd ard that the cofap,7y has
secured aumelent acreage b. isass and pur.
ehsse N protect Ia lnieresta.
Al Roswell yesterday a rumor wna eHrrsnt
that tho NaSionAl Invcstmsnt compaay had
struck KHs ~ its we'll No. 4 a. Tinnine.
southeasiera Lincoln county. This proved
incorrect The drlllers, however. reported
having eneodntered very favorable eondttiann
At $50 feet the depth reached BY the drill
on Thursday of this week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

WASHINGTON Dec 2o.--whh is anu
strike provisions intact the Carnmins railroad
bill was passed today by the senate. Il now
sues 70 conference with the Each hill passed
a month ago BY thu house
The vote wss 40 to 40 asa followed re
iortien of senator Iafoiistte's proposal 10
continue government control for two years.
Senator Lafoilette's substitute was rejected
70 TO II. II provided Tor continuance Of
federal controi two PEARS.
After rsszinr the railroad bill the senate
late today adopted the resolution providing
iof q recess of congress- until January 5.
The roll call follows.
Fuf-
Republicans; Ball. Brandoree. Colt. Cum
mins, Curtis Dillingham;. EDGE. Eikins. Fer
nald. frelin ehuyssn, Hale, Harding. Ione,
Wellington Kellogg Kenyon. keyes. Knox.
Lodge Mccormick Mclean. Nelson. New
fhipps. poindeRter. sherman. smoot spen
Ger sterling Townsend wadauorth. Warren
aud Wataon-1l.
Democrats; Bankhead. Gay. Hitehcoek
Myers Pomercnc, Ransicii. Robinson Smith
Maryland; stanley. Thomas, und4rwood
Walsh. Montana. aud williams-ig.
Total 90
Against
Republicans; Borah. capper. France
Gr"nna. LAfolletts. Lenroot. MeNary and
Norrif-a
Democrats; Ashurst Chamberlain. cui
her,on Dial. Fletcher. Gerry, Core. Harrison
Henderson, johnson, South Dakota Jones
New Mexico, kendriek. Kirby. McKellar
Nurent oser.ian, Sheppard simmaas. Smith
Georgia smith, South Carolina. Tranmci
and Walsh MassAchusetts-aa
Total aO
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

CHICAGO. lie 2O.-Oenerai John }.
Psrshing. BUDDY came TO Chicago today.
The commander Ia chief Of the American en-
pcditiouary forces here on an inspection trip,
told 900 American Legion members that OF
all the titles he has held. fTum captsin TO
gcpernL he liked tho buddy best.
General Pershing arrived this morning for
two day visit lie was met al the station
by Major General Leonard Wood. commander
of the central department o. the army, and
his stAn
The commander was given a roaring wei.
come by the former overseas fighters, mem
bers OF Chicago's American Legion posts.
Talks Of Unrest.
There Is unrest throughout the country
a. is always tho case after a war General
Porshing said in a short address. 1t u
time for us a. democracy 20 realize that
We are guardians OF our future. The Am
ericAn Legion will stand up against theso
revolutionary ideas being preached now. You
not only will oppose them morally, but
physically too II that u necessary"
As tho general iefi the nall he passed
down q lane of wounded men from Fort
Sheridan hospital Many we're on erutchea
The general stopped. shook hands with ever
man and questioned them closely regsrdinl
their service sounds, aad their progress 10
ward Tscovery.
Sergeant Walter Dukes partially paralyt
Cd and carried 10 the meeting IN the arm
Of a husky eomrade. attracted tho general
| attention when a friend shouted the informa
| tion that Dukes, seated In . wheel chair
was 10 DO Married tonight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Rob Paynaster
of $4,000 as'75
Workn7en Look on

NEW YORK. lee 3Ol--A hold up u.
valiinf In teehuiqas the masterpieces of
BIN carlisle western hendit occurred
here today when tWo robbers covered
with revoleefs ; pay tine Of rs long.
shsremen al N East rises pier while too
companisnn, marching into the paymas.
ter's anice. seized 5000. The quar-.
tette then escaped 10 IN nutomobils just
~ 500 rrpairmsn ~ work on she pier
heard the commoiion and came rseins 10
the rescue.
David Bord the psymastcr. emp,oyed
Wy n. y smith aud Sons. hess steve
dntes. arrived a. the pier Al noon Ia an
automobile. A fes minntca later an.
other car arrived and four well dressed
men stepped out.
Approaching The pay window two
whipped out revolvers sboutiag that u
meant death Tor nnyone 10 moso in the
direction of the other bandits. who BY
this time had entered The Office The
eatire line of iaEesaorcmsa was throN
into ronfusion and several men fled,
seeking refuge behind haiaa and bokes.
Two bandits who entered the tfics
found bord flankei b. teo ~utchmsn.
One rokbrr covered them while the other
calmly picked up the envelopes placed
them IN the psymasier's own bag nnd
then turning To his companions said
Lets 60"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
IRELAND To Be
|. 4 STATE UNDER
PR0P0sEDB|LL
VIII Have Powers Ana
logous to the System
in America

LONDON Dee 10 me prapoeeA Irish
hill which Premier Lloyd 0eurao viii outline
IN the house Of commons on Monday, will "a
a believed, forecast government for frs.
land analogous 70 The slate governmental
system In America.
Il q understood to provide for sspsrass
pafliamenta for Ulster and southern IrslAnd
respectively, with q sapsrior body chosen ~
both SECTIONS All bodies are 10 be rasnon-
tibls regarding imperial sHairs 80 ths British
parliament io which representatives woald
be elected. a. the states tieet members 10 the
American house of Representatives
The idsa will be 10 rive large amount 81
autonomy 10 each section Of lralsnd. With
thoroughly easy machinery prosiaing Cor
their combination ~ seon A. they desire 20
unite. the hili being intended % paro ihs
read for ellsnioAtion Of the idea Of The par.
iition of ireland To combined lrelana.
u is indicated. evsn greater powers may be
given than are prupossd for The separate
sections
The peS seaeue of government differs con.
sidsrahly from the plans previously discussed
and earriea concessions on rnrieua questions
nnch further The government In framing
the bin u understood % have kept before
u a. primary polnta. first that The seess.
sica Of lrrland and the establishment of an
indspsadsat Irish rrpvhllo could not be toi.
GRATED but that on The other hand the pres.
ent system of government could not be con.
tinued. and that IL vas impossihls 10 ignore
the fact that there were two grcst ssctiona
Of lreiand. each Of whose claims muat be
considered.
The bin 4 understood 10 provide for grant.
ing the fullest possible frecaom 10 the two
Irish leEislsturen, admiulstratlne their owa
Affairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Grant Mann to Lead
1920 Football Team

Grant Mann star halfbaak on the | n "
football team. has been elected captain oi the
Un.vrrsiiy team Tor 1890 lie succeeds his
brother Claude Mann, who was captain this
year
The y NJ lottcrs have been awarded "a
the ioilowing members ~ the football squad
Carl Adylusc. Melville Rogers ulrnn Rog
ere George Isniry, q, Is Mhitten, Dwtshi
Mcclure. Harold Booker. stewart McArthar
EVerit urceulcaf. Halph hernandez, William
Sgausiui Louia Gvrphiede, Grant Mann, aud
Claude Mann. Charles Caldwell, manager ol
the team wFs also given the letters
u IL proposed by Coach McGoush TO or
Eanite club ~ lettor men - the univrr
siiy. oil those who have won athletic letter.
from ih5 institution being clieiblc Tor mem
hership
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
House Passes Bill
To Deport Anarchists

wAsHINGToN. Dee so.--Ths immiera.
tion eommittse's bill providing for the de
portation Of ell Alleaa sfilisted with an,
archisto organisations. vas passsd today BY
The house. The vote vas unanimoua.
A resolution by Senator Ksnyon. repabli.
can lows for ssnatoriai investiEation Of the
activities Of Lndwig c. A. X. Martens. en-.
voy Of tho Russian soviet government 20
the United States, was reported today By
the foreign relations committee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Three New Cafes
For Albuquerque

Albuquerque soon u 70 have three new
cafes. The Pgrisian bakery. owned BY An
thony snd Theodorr Pavlantis Ia TO be r..
modelled into q first class restaurant a. soon
a. the efuipmeut arrives. Anthony Pavlaaiia
is now in the east buying the material
George Janis who came 10 Albuquerque
early in the fail from West Virginia. has
bought v & Townsehd'A confectionery az
ii6 West Central HyenEe, and will remodel
Il "a soon possible into a first class safe.
Tbs room al z07 has been divided aud the
east half will be occupied by an up.to. date
cafe owned By 7. M. Leakou, who until re-
Gently owned a cafe on the south side Of
Central avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

Angeles TO confer with Kcsrns II the Pueblo
o1er receives consideration.
5000 600 Not Demanded.
Los ANGELES Dec 2O-iack Koarn-.
manHser Tor Jack pcmpsey dcnicd today he
had ever made any specific demands of any
kind concerning the champions percentage
af tho gate receipts II Dempsey meet
George Carpenter European title holder
The only demand have made concern.
Ing q hght With Carpenter. B, that Demp
soy's end be at least se5O 900" said
Kearna II have had 40 mauy offers of that
amount and above that it would be foolish
10 consider anything below those figures
The statement said TO have been made
by ~ Y strinel Theodore Ninne's American
opfesontaitNc that I demanded nfty pet
cent Of the receipts of bout with Carpen
tier i'm oi especial value. In the first place
yinne, o0rr of tiOO. 000 isn't being Goa
sidcrcd in the second place. I haven't made
any such demands Dempsey however. vii
receive as much money from the hout Al
the pTomstors. OF there wont he any fight
That's sure.
"JaSs doesn't have 10 60 20 France q
fight got telegram late last night from
g2b0 600 Colonel Miller Of Oklahoma say
he will outbid any American promoter
pominick Tortorch Of New Orleans Il anN
iods ~ obtain tho go. There are nearl
twenty promoter or their representatives. o
I tho way here Some we've due In New Nor
today aud should reach Los Angeles befor
| Sc~ Years bay. Nothing definite will b
done uHtil after they arrive
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

PtEHl.u Colo. De- 20 A bonafide o1sr
af $3.50. 600 for the Dempsey Carpenter ught
was witsd Jack kelrns manager Of Jack
dempsey yesterday by Morris a Pcntet. Of
Pueblo aud tfei Dixon Of Colorado springs
repre- scntiuE forty southern Colorado huN
nrss men Pcnte7 aud Dixon followed their
uTer ot yesterday by telegram today OF.
iering 10 post certified check for all or
any part of tho sum stated immediately
Prntes and piNon are prepared they stated
today IN huild a permanent arena in Pueblo
costing $50 600 u the fight comes here
Every effort will he made 20 induce kearni
70 bring tho bout 10 Pueblo tho pair arguing
The city B, Dempsey home town. % hoin;
here he staged h., first fight, Penicr has
announced bis intention Of going 90 sos
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
CHICAGO Halls PERSHIMG As
''BUDDY" AND he LIKES 1T

''where l. your wound ehsvronf' Persh
ing asked, catching sight Of the seregeants
undecorated arm. III had wound chew
ron" he continued. n would walk around
carrying my arm out At right singles for
everybody 20 see
Asked BY photographers 70 pose for =
picture. the general placed bis arm around
Dukes aud supported him while they Do-ed
together.
Another wounded veteran volunteered the
information that be had served 10 the tank
corps PershinE Kraaped again the hand
he had Just dropped, shook it warmly. aud
ssid:
II can't tell you how much I appreciate
the bravery and gsllsntry Of you brave fel
lows in tho tank corps. Your work was
wonderful" "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Wyoming Governor
May Call Legislature

CHEYESNE. We. pee so'-Governor
Robert ID. Carey, today telegrhphed 70 mem.
ters Of the Wyoming lsgislatare asking
whether they Wpuld be willing to come 10
Cheyenne this winter a. their own expense
for an extra session which would last long
enough 10 ratify the woman suffrage amend.
meut 70 the federal constitution.
The governor pointed out that while h.
and The people Of Wyoming favor the ra.L
cation of the woman suffrage amendment. he
doubted u tho citizens Of the state woaid
approve the cost of an extra session for ihe
sole purpose 81 giving the women Of other
states The tight 20 vote next November.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Girls Who Escaped
From Home Caught

mcut this morning o. the capture at Las
Vegas Of Rebs waikef and Elhk Ruckman.
two 10 year olG girls who escaped from tho
Girls Welfare Hosae last Tuesday nirN.
When the poiee department was notified
Of the escape of the girls. the chief Of police
sent thei- description 70 al Of the larger
towns Of this stats. This morning the city
marshal Of iah Vegas called the chief af
police over long distance phone aud said
that two girls answsflnE the descriDtioa Of
the girls wanted, were In Las Vegas.
Arrest them Instructed the chief of
police here. aud question them" Ahout
two hours later . secczd message came
stating that the girls were the ones wanted
here An officer from Albuquerqus will -
after the girls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Federal Positions
At Tucumcari Filled

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2o.--John SHELTON
Williams was again nominated today b.
President Wilson to be comptroller Of the
currency,
Other nominations we're Ira J. Briscoe Of
Tucumeari. Al Tucnmcafi \. NJ. 20 be reg.
ister ~ land once rnd Feiip sanchez ,
saca. to be- receiver Of public moneys az
rrcumcaH n NJ
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Further Inquiry Into
Arrest of 2 Sailors

WASHINGTON Dee 30 Further inquiry
into the arrest and detention at MAtatlAn.
Mexico bf two American hueiaekets WIN
were taken into custody last November ~
after a fieht with a Mexican. has been or
dcred by the state department
In making the announcement today, oil.
cials said the American consul at Matatlan
had been ordered so invcstgate when the
men first were arrested aud that ~ he had
not reported 10 the contrary ~ had been
assumed that the mrr's rights wers being
protected
Press reports. 10 was added Indicated thai
the sailors sull were in prison aud tho con
sul had been ashed to report all the facts.
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or other tribunal to which disputed ques'
tions beiweeA nations shall be- referred for
adjudication and peaceful settlement 10 con,
nit the question Of disarmament. aud sub
NIT their recommendation To their respective
government for approval is hereby renev ed
And Il b. further resolved in the Ian
gnaEe ~ said act, that the representative
of the United States In said conference Shall
be qualified for the mission by eminsuce in
the Law and by devotion 70 the cause Of
peace and said representatives. be appointel
hy the president ty and with the advice and
con sent of tho senate
senator Hitchcock, acting democrats
leader. declared IN formal statement 'hal
the resolution was prspusteruus and
never would be passed by congress
Knox Issues statsmsnt
Senator knoX issued the follow Ing state
menis
The whole purpose Of the resolution =
to brsAk tho deadlock between thsss Vi,
VIII not consent to the rstihration oi III,
treaty without Amerirauising reservations
and these who insist that not an o. shal
bs dotted nor e. crossed in ~ text
T. purposes Co eject an absolute an,
unqualified termination ~ the war bstWeci
/ The United states and Germany coincidentil
with it, termination between Germany ant
I the othc- b,iieerent powers
II provides that Germany shall concedl
/ to the United States and in citizens all tn
| rghts and advantages IL ~ they we're givei
under the treaty Of NcnAilles 20 which Ger
[ many has already hsaentsd
l Il provides that unless Germany shal
l confirm those rights and advantages th
l president may prohibit intercourse betWsei
l the two countrits.
1t rcafhms the American policy of seek
I ing 20 avoid war by an agreement hetwcei
the nations Tor tho judicial determination o
International difference.
Its passage will in no way interfere wit
/ the subsequent ratification Of the treaty o
] Ntrsailles a. any time, or upon any term
/ that o.thirds Of the senate nay dseid
upon and the president accepts In N
msanwhiis. however ID will give us psae
| and such rights and advantage. a. have 81
ready been agreed to b the ncgutiatou d
he suspended treaty
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Kansas Banker
Is Short $140, 900

TOPEKA kana., Dec. so.--Diseovcry Of
shortage Of $4,000 in the Lima County
Bank Of Lscygne and the confession Of Presl
dent Pred A. Pollman that he had signe;
worthless paper 10 that eStent were reported
today by state Bank Commissioner Walter
z Wilson. who stated he has authorised the
Linn county attorney 20 issue warrant for
tho arrest of the hank president
brother Of the hAnser William Poll.
man, Baker, Oregon said To- be miliionai ire
nmherman. l. declared TO have made Rooa
she entirr amount 70 the bank. Speculation
ih Texas lands and mining ventures were de-.
ciurcd by PoilmHn 10 have resulted IN the
loss Of the money
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
TRAIN GOES THROUGH
HERE IN 8 SECTIONS

The heavy holiday travel on railroads Is
commencing and is Erowiug in volume every
lay. seats are a. premium on most trains
aud such things as berths, or staterooms
are alriort imp ,siblr to obtain unless reaer
,ations are made far in advance
Train Nu today b. running In three
'cr ions white 80 ~ this morning was in
five sections. although two Of these sections
lid not carry passengers, being silk
trains
large group of university students left
Tor their homcs over tho holidays thi, morn.
ing while many other, are leaving on diier.
rnt trains
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
SHOP GRAF rs CHIEFS
CALL UPON HINES
Railway Men Reported
Restless Over Revision
of Wage Scale

wAsliiiGTON. Doe Presidc1t Jewell
and. the executive council OF the railrlad
rinployes department of tho American Fed.
eraiion Of Labor had an engagement today
with Director General Hines
Demands for % per cent Increase In psy
we're made last summer by the shop crafts
comprised In the fedcfation's railway en-.
ployes department President Wilson at
that time declared no more general advances
In pay would be- given until the government
had time 10 show what could be done "a
oontrul prices.
The shop crafts Aeeeded snd 20 days va
taciily given for the governments campaign
10 show results
uniun ohciAls say the men are gsttiu,
restless. ~ the railroads do DOT 90 Jack
10 private control on January l. II ~ con.
sidtT-d likely that general Teyis on q wags
schedHlet will be requested.
AR Hines explained that he hoped IN 4
few days 10 give more definite advice on
living coats and further conference Wa,
agreed upon Neither the union ohicials NOT
Mr. Hines would add % the brief announce
ment concerning the conference. but II va,
thought that Attorney General Palmer )
forthcoming repart on 1hat has been accom-
plishsd IN the campaign to reduce the cost
of living would have part IN the nego
tiaiions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
SENATE PASSES
RAILWAY BILL
BY 46 TO 80
Amendment to Continue
Federal Control Beat
en- SIS to IL
PREsIDEET TO MAXI
NO STATEMENT As TO
RAILROADS FOR PRESENT
~ T~s Assoe,srso r.ss,

MAsdlNoTOS, Dee. 2O.-Congress
Nil ~ home for the Christmas halidays
without hsarine from Frcsidnt Wilson -
10 the time for The feinrn Of the rail.
fuads, " having been announced a. he
White House that no message un the sub.
ieei Nould BE- sent 10 the capitol today
before The announcement was Iaade a
report that the pts1idrnt would send a
message late today had gained Wide clr.
enlaiioa aHrons senators aud representa-.
lives
The presidsrt apparently has not rom
nunicatsd his decision a. 10 the ending
of gpsernmni chntrol 10 any of the ad.
ninis'rHiioh ohcials. but musi Of tk,m
believe the roads will not be turned back
W January I,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
W. p. METCALF SUES
FOR $500 COMMISSION

" Mutcan aud company nied suit
in the district court todHy against jshn =
heaNen 10 recover tho commission cilimcd to
be due him flr selling Mr. Heavens coal
business 10 William H. Walton. Sir Met
calf asks $500 The complaint states that
Mr. B.aveu offered 500 oi that SUM Which
Mr. Metcai refused 10 accept. but refused
20 pay any more Mr.. Metcaif ciaims hii
commission with interest from October 10
until paid aud costs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Sugar B;ll Goes
To the President

WASHINGTON. bee 30 20--Lsgislation con
iinuinE federal control Of sugar through 1880
but limiting the licensing power Of the United
States sugar equalization board 10 the period
ending next June 80 was completed today BY
congress and sent 10 the White Hoase.
After brief debate. the senate kgreed 10
house amendments 10 the original McNary
bill continuing the var time powers of the
government ever sale and distribution and
the house then seeepted tho senate amend
meni providing that licensing of dealers
would not be continued after June 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
Harvard's Football
Team Starts West

BOSTON. Dee. ao-Hsrvard univsrsiiy's .
football expedition 70 the west coast set out
today amid the cheering Of several hundred
under graduates who crowded the south
terminal station. The men, who will meet
the University Of Oregon eleven az Pasadena.
In the Tournament Of Roses game on Ncv
Yekr'a Day. pulled out from track rs with.
oai any superstisious fear for the result.
I'VE are In fine form 10 play our best
and No expect that will be good enough 20
win" said Captain "Bniy" MurraY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
30 Lives Lost in
Wreck of Oil Tanker

MARSHFIELD. Ore. Dee. 20 Captain A.
A. sawyer. master of the tank steamer ,. A
ChAhsier. Quarternsater knnkle and one
other member of she eruv are believed 10 b.
the only survivors ~ the steamer. wrerhed
late Thursday On Cape BlaBeo. Thirty lives
are believed TO have been lcat.
Captain sawyer l. Ia The hospital a. Ban
ioa In critical eouditlon a. the result ai
exposure.
Three unidentified bodies hn' bosn found
Other bodies are reported - have washed
ashore bel0w Bandeh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
No Christmas
Tree This Year
At White House

wAsHINGTOS Dee 20--Thers viii
be- no Chrittmns tree 81 the white house
this year. The president and Mrs VII
son plan 10 spend the day quietly.
Mr. Wilson viii eat Christmas dinner
n bis room and " T. not expected tha;
his daughters. Mrs. william a MeAdoo
and Mrs. Frames u sHyrc aud his
grandchildren will be At the white
House.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20

CHICAGO slsssy o So efnn isssr fl|
Wiak. Receipts today. 1000,
KANSAS CITY Ia csna . ti.oo isutl
ier week. nsesip,a ietay. 500.
DENVER torassl, $1,000 70 tIaoo
Receipts. 1000