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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
COOLIDGE IS CHOSEN
CONTINUED from page One.)

the state has witnessed In years H.,
ran on law and order" platform.
The principal issue in the campaign
ID been the recent police strike r.,
this city. Governor Coolidge has
sustained tho police commissioner in
d5smisstns the SEQ or more police
men wbo had walked out Richard
81 Long the Democratic candidate.
while rot absolutely conforming the
action Of tho police in going on
strike. had promised II elected TO
retnState them and to remove the
police commissioner
Tho returns indicate that the labor
vote, on which the Democrats Mad
counted. swung over TO the Repub.
ltcan candidate. who has favored all
progressive labor legislation and
whose signature Of the forty eight
hour bill this year was a strong card
In his favor
In the industrial centers all Of
which were claimed by the Demo
Gratis, the only Gains recorded were
made by Coolidge
Longs supporters had predicted 4
lend of $4,000 for him In Boston based
on his attitude toward the police
%trike and In Favor Of a return 10
''it ltNt-CFtt trolley rare, reduced
taxes additional bonuses for re-
turned soldiers and the taking over
Nv the state Of certain public Wilt
ties, Governor Coolidge however, Gu;
Long q lead in the city to about 5000
as compared with about 10000 last
year,
Long lost his home town Of Fran
ingham by 232 votes as compared
with twenty-three last year The
same proportion held true in mos,
OF the other Industrial centers and
the Coolidge tide sweeping to vic
tory throughout the state carried on
It's crest the other Republican candi-
dates. the indications being that the
entire state ticket has been elected
II acknowledge defeat by at least
100000 and consider 1t one of the
biggest lsndslides In my political ex.
perIence" said Richard II Long the
Democratic candidate for the COVER
norship. in a statement given GU,
carly IN the evening.
II advocated the things believed
in and II I should ever be a candidate
again | would not change my plat
form. because I still believe in the
things | advoca ted"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
ALFONSO CONES OFT
As FASHION PLATE

London Nov. liking Alfonso, OF
Spain. who has come to be look ed
npon as ono Of Furopes foremost ar
hiters NJ fashion, has stirred London
society by appearing, in Mauve even
ng dress at dinners If the king
hoped 10 start new fashion thereby,
he Is doomed to disappointment, for
but few men have followed this moved
stunt" Another sartorial sensa-
tion sprung by Alfonso is violet
ribbon around his hats, But with
THIS too. he appears to have failed
to make hit. Lord Spdolcy and
Lord Howard De Walden both Of
whom are recognized as leading Lon
don fashion opponents, refuse to
adODt il,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

been defeated by the Republican
legislature. Among these were: The
eight-hour law Tor women factory
" workers, a minimum living wage
for working women and adequate
pay for school teachers. RooSe-
Welt also favored adequate pay for
teachers.
Ra3's candidacy was endorsed by
Governor Smith and by Mayors OF
roa~" cities and other prominent
persons. some of whom expressed the
hope that the self-made young rron.
N...a had worked his way through
colic-e, would win.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
Benjamin Fast Pug.

Newark. \ j. Nov aloe Benia-
min was too fast and persistent n
hitter for Joe yelling. and defeated
the latter in eight rounds tonight at
the Sportsmen's club here.
1t was a fierce. bitter battle, with
BENJAMIN taking the lead from the
start In the third and NTH rounds
he had yelling very wohbiy. The
thira round found yelling weak. but
BENJAMIN was too excited to see his
opportunity and lost n golden chance
Of winning with a Knockout.
yelling made a showing in the
seventh when he pasted Benjamin
freely. hut that was his only good
showing benjamin took fair BODY
}acinE. but handed yelling one back
in return.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
LONDON Is FILLED
WITH CROWNED HEADS

London Nov. 4-Not since the
coronation of King George has Lon
d u hal so much royalty and SO
MANY distinguished foreign visitors
ii. It's midst The king and queen
af Spain the Shah OF Fersia, the
queen of Norway and two deputa
rjags ri Arab chiefs of ancient line
sy ar" among the capitals guests,
and thu stage is set for great re-
ceution fer President Poincare, of
Franco
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
Moran Is Elected
Board President

New York. Nov 4.-7he cleo
ZION Of Robert L. Moran Democrat,
as president Of the hoard Of alder
mon hy n plurality Of about GOO
over his Republican opponent Fio~-
raIlo n IaGuardia. was indicated
by the late returns with 230 districts
rrissine The figures were Moran.
rs47qT. IaCuardia. 36O.lqT. O'Ncil
Socialist 1II35g
Tn 70 10 40 IaGurdla had been
running ahead with an Indicated
plurality of about 900 As re-
suit OF the closeness Of the vote for
various offices Police Commissioner
Enrirht in tbe evening sent out
notices 70 an prorinct commanders.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Petersburg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Special to Richmond NirCinian)
Petersburg. Nov, 4~-1uaEe ] NJ
Mullen stated in the hustines court
Yesterday that he had. DISCHARGED
she grand jury. which was inEesti-
eating tie charges Of Illicit liquor
traffic on account Of some member
of that Jury giving out Information
that would be detrimental to the
Investigation lie warmed the new
Jury tha- II any member gave out
information as to the proceedings
in the grand jury room he would be
PUNISHED 10 the fun extent of the
law The witnesses before the jury
Yesterday were: T. f. Parrish. T.
u. Cummings, Wilbur Wright,
George Crowder, Detective Eanes'
DcfcclItr Parkinson, Detv"tlv" W IL
kcrs0n and Sergeant Hubbard.
Armi4tice Day viii be celebrated
here ian an elaborate style Con-
gresham Watson viii speak in the
Ligh school auditorium on ANTI
Folshevism," Hon K. b Mann Will
preside and MairS samuel W Hm-
uLcr Wii speak on The American
Legion Seven hundred and TWEEN
ty-hye invitations have hoen issued
t. veterans of the world war.
Al a cost Of SIS 600 the Interue p
toDal Eillcr corporation VIII build
a brick huildirg on Mckecvcr street,
for tho manufacture Of the lnterna 2
Is 80. s,y,xs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05
Nice, Republican,
Wins in Maryland

Baltimore ID, Nov. 4.-The cleo
fiction OF Harry W. Nice, Republi-
can candidate for governor, appeared
rca sonably certain late tonight
although less thnn one-flfth OF
the returns from this city have been
received and very few from the
c}untire, the trent was distinctly
toward the Republican ticket
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

4 Tramp asked a man Tor FEW
cents to buy some bread.
Cant you go to any business that
is more profitable than hegging?'
I'D like to open a bank if | could
only get the TOOLS" answered the
tramp Pittsburgh Chernicle-Tele-
graph,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

TIM funeral OF Dr William
EHmilton Crockford, who died sun
day ntorning took place this after
noon from st Psurs church. Rev.
r. y, cambridge, officiating. In
terment was made In Blandford
cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

AS for suits and overcoats-we
are showing n handsome lot, $500
and up.
Nettleton shoes
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-11-05

syracuse, y Y.--Major Harry
Farmer. Republican, is elected
mayor over James Il. Doyle by a
plurality OF more than SIX Thousand,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
SHOW ENDSA
GREAT SUCCESS ON
SATURDAY EVENING
Q. M. Barber Is Congratulated on
Exhibition Of Which He Was the
Manager; Annual State Show
Here is an Assured Fact.

Saturday night, which was COVER.
nors nlght 80 the state automobile
show and alsu the last night Of the
exhibit saw sven ID hrger crowd than
offended the show Friday. The arm
DRY was ullud 90 capacity The pro.
tfam was most attractive and well
over h thquHaud persuns heard dow
'tuor lArfafnius short address
Tho show has been 70 success from
oven standpoint and establishes Al.
hupuuruuc sH The suitable city of the
state in which 60 hold the annual "a
lttlt ana aip the fact That this type
81 au cxhilnf passed through the
experimental stages Tho NeN Mex
leo automobile show Will be- ma annual
fixture here for many years. judging
nom the success uf this one
e. NJ Harier. who managed the
Die affair Saturday n.sht received the
tuiatiuuH 81 hundreds % per-
sons including dealers. on the fine
manner in which he had run the
weeks entertainment ~ Was euflif
the most Hucresffui exhibit ever gwen
iu N'w MrAlr1 ans rivals thuse Ut
larger centrra hts c which d. dis
tnctl} automobile year throughout
the country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Kistler Collister Co.
Receives Some New
Ideas in Capes

The cope has returned 90 lus own
uutr mote Position U,s that there
IN nothing better iu the way ct %
wfup than me cape. ami surely there
n no more grarctl or becoming gar
mont The modern cape answ ors
oNetN purpoEe Of a roni and u can
he slipped ON over "a street mr. after
moon dress and the wenr,t IN ready
for the motor or for e walk There
u " dozens of STYLES No that no ono
will feel that she o. wearing a wrap
that looks Just like someone's else
Thtr" ore cape coats with dInpcd
sleeve effects through which the arms
IAN ho slipprd in and out there are
semi. hsitci effects with smart vests
hutinu"h down the front. short rirl.
ish models with a world OF chic.
Vhi"h makes thr tiFht sort uf gar.
W'ni Tor sprirg a sutnmrr rear AVID
are HS good for sports us for the
street ~ the evening IN adaptation
~ tho cape tor every occasion may
be- had developed BOZ a suitable ma
torlal Sorges trgottnDs. Nelours and
duNrtNuH with fascinating iniurH in
figured silks Offer n Irish'rul change
from the regulation coat.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

The mashis shot 10 the green b. one
- the most important - 80 rpif
TO tho player who BE- iEnunR
tu set his par On every hole The
sNerage golfer n content TO put he
approach somewhere uu the green.
but with the pro O. is different and un-
l~ss he i- hole high aud somewhere
near the pin he II not satisfied
There are two yurlc 80 Of the
mashie pitch which have com. 10 be-
regarded Hs q much more practical
approach han the run up shot. There
D. first the pitch with a a which
has little or ~ back spin and a."
pitch hat carries a lot 70 spin. jock
Hutchinson IN the king Of them all
In mnking this latter shot lie fro
uuently uses a pitch sy,n when on
the green and believes that he b.
rafef In playing this shut Tor q short
distance than II he Attempted a run
up coz used the putter
Jocks pitch T. q beautiful thinE 90
watch aud he ~ the euNy Of many
q pro when PLAYING II perfectly Wis
stNir - quite different from most
players who pitch with hark. span. and
uu player gets better results The hall
soems 10 fairly bite the ground when
10 drops and seldom n there more
than q foot roll % he shot
n is doubtful too. N the other pros
can tell how JOCK plays his pitch nm
less they are very close observers
The writer has asked many pros Al
various times the secret ~ tho shot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Musical Recital at
University Viii be
Finest Ever Given

Nhaf promises tu Boz one ~ the
most interesting musical rsrltals eve
gwen ln Albuquerque will boz held tho
evening ~ March 90 a. the university
nr Perrin - the fine arts branch ~
tho university hsulff VII have
charge uf the prugrutn
teuree G"tks Wu head ths pro-
EfaW with several grand opera .elet
ICONS lthrr entertainers Will be- Dr.
i'rrrn iu t number % plano s1lus
~ Johns Episcopal choir ~ D Mo
h"au Grace sfuftH Joe Morrison and
Mics prichard
have not YET been determined but viii
n' announced 90 au variy date Special
street car service has been arfauE
ed fu. the benefit - tho rruwt m
i"atins Tho uu.Vcrsit, after the per.
~fufutuHs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
A Dangerous Trouble
Albuquerque People i.b How In Aci
In Timc.

kidney disfnssH are very dangerous
They come on silently. gain ground
rapidly. ana cause thousands ~ deaths
Nat could have hcon prevented b,
prousr treatment in thr t%eg.rninr
Nature gives early warnings % M.
ney d'ssnso-inrknrhr. twiurcs Of
pain when stopping or iInlnr head.
aches aud urinary disorders. n these
symptoms Hrr UNDECIDED. there L.
crave danger ~ drpnsv or fatal
BHrhtH disease ponn's Kidney
irllH have earned n reputation Tor
thrir effectiveness ln kidney trou.
hl'H und uro known and recon
mouird tho vUf'I over Albuluor
uuo testimony proves tho mort %
1nu's Kidney PILLS % our rrn. tors
Mrs 2 ~ C'zrroyc. toe " ~
IorlH Ave- Albuquerque, snvs MY
back nrh,i very much especially
when ! was ON INV foot re- fow hour.
I hHi frequent headaches and my
sight blurred Unuus kidney pills
which 7 bought ne mo Iriggs rhar.
macy, cured the pains Boz the small
or nv back and tho n'Hd1chas leu
WAS rn longer bothered hy m,
sight hlurriur either 7 have ha1
mo- such ailments nov Tor tho past
fsw wears"
Price zoe. ~ an dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney rcmsiy-Fc
bonu's Kidney tlll- the same that
Mrs C%osErove Ind. Foster. Milburr
Co, MfgrH, Buffalo, y Y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Robbers Get 5000 From
Store at Vaughn, N. M.

Nsughu. y g. March ir Guada-
lupc county authorities are ,puunu
iug their search Tor Nee PERSONS who
ere alleged 10 have robbed thr dry
GOODS establishment uf " o. Irffri-s
in this city strlN THURSDAY morninE
shoes ana other goods valued az more
than Y2uu are said o. have been stol
en- Although no arrests have been
made 10 Be- understood that the tu.
ihntitieH have discovered CLUES ~
crucial importance and Don expect 60
1pprohUud the guilty persons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Mechem Gives
Decision in Favor of
Caro- odding Sheer Co.

40 lus l.uuas. saturday. Judge
hrrhrW Instructed the Jury 90 TO-
turn H verdict in favor OF the defend.
Iuts m the yass uf the Macon estate
against tN. 'trr-tutiing sheep com.
ptu' The sult Involved o. 90 at
t"rurNs fees Tile court ruled mat
where there NtH % suit FOR sptrlfr
performance with o ruIsldlHr tenn
uur.rJ injunction and the temporary
was dissolved tho plaintiffs
could uut r',uNer attorneys fees paid
generally Boo the rito tu their uttnrne,
Iuu the ".cudiuts unless there was
be- special contract made with tho a.
fHfnrN with reference fu the dissulu
fuu uf tho injunction " ~ Iamisuu
plvs rutp toe defendants
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

sane ~ In az pitch shots where back
spin - desired. This 10 the mannor
q lmpartlng IN cut. which can only
DO done By coming on Ia the ball from
right 20 left. That b.. the club y not
I'd well out and beyond the line %
flight 10 tho hole. The club whom n
finishes will. Of cOurNe. be on the IN
si5o Of the line. This. az ~ all knoW
10 the only practical way OF cuttinG
the ball and az the same time impart-
ing a little slice. which h the IDEAL
approach shot
Golfers who have a back yard or
find spare time around the club
should practise this nhot Only a lot
VEN useful.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Unique Swimming
Contest Soon to
be Staged at ~"

The ph,-iclI department ~ tho y
81 g. S. ia Arranging tho sr.1nd
swimming meet uf fhr Nstf These
contests wI, hr fur novice. uHly aud
viii hr open iu amy member who has
newer won Il prize 81 ans Kind boz this
sport
Although final plane have not YET
been completed the following events
viii u1 doubt Dol, Included
Invent, ,,rd SWIM io0.ttrl swim
-H.fHni CON- naHh fancy diving tong
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
The Wonder Boy.

Vincent Richards, tho ,-iNtcen.Nrit
old boy tcunI star b. being talked
uf u- the nest national champion llH
uIiIlluut playing iu tho Middle states
lu,lur Tennis tournament which, hN
40, Wty va hrld ON the roof of the
Mtuluiker hulliinE boz Philadelphia
stamps him us th' most spectacular
performer since Maurice Mclaughlin
hlussnmed turtn 'cn years ago
Richards reached M, finals hy dc
feating amor others, lchiyn KUN
RFac tho famous jap, and wallace
johnson Ut Philadelphia runner up to
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Charge Indian With
Killing His Squaw

Pennington. y. ~. March 10
when afrtiFncd here several days
agu before United States Commission
90 John e. Hubbard ON a. charge uf
kiilin- hts wife iiustin W-de-ra- hern,
q navajo Indian ~ shiprork. entered
a. plea of guilty Ne was bound over
90 await d action ~ the federal
Grand iufy and was committed 10 jail
az Aztec. The Indian b. charged with
striking his NifD on the head with q
rock which resulted len death Shortly
after his wife died be- attempted To-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
i. Lucero is Placed
Under a Peace Bond

. Tr1nguiiinu iucern appeared In po
lice courf his morning aud after be
ms heard on n peace proceeding
charge file against him 10y his wife
was pia 81 under q f2U0 peace bond
by the court The bond was furnish.
I'd aud Lucero va discharged from
cuntodg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
WtV HtLD III ToVaNNritNT
on 4 ROOT


Mclaughlin Tor the national cham,
piouEhip In iale The Nonkcrs hoy
defeated both OF these STAYS IN straight
sets
Richards already holds two nation
80 Titles, the national Junior tue and
th" national doubles title with Wil.
liam Tiid"u "a ana the other DAY
won the Middle states indoor doubles
title with the same ma as Il part
ner,
This school hoy h. the most 70
wnrRnhlc figure IN h tennis ourt-
today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

Funeral services for John ~ Da.
vert, Will be held Wednesday aflAi
noon ~ : o'clock AZ St. Johns Eais-
cnpai church. Mr.. bayern Nxa The
oldest passenger conductor on the
toast lines Of the railway system. Rev.
zeisler will offlclatc AZ tha church
and tho local Masonic bodies will hold
their regular services at The grave.
The BODY Will lie In state a. Strong
brothers chapel Monday and Tues
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

their natural purposes The club does
not come very far back and the mo.
tion FROM tho time II starts 10 the fin
iah % the shot il very slow. which ~
also quite unusual La pitch shots The
tall 10 hlt Just a little below the en.
ter
one feature of TN. cut shot 10 the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
! AM STRONG
AND HEALTHY

Whenever mother sees that I have
a white tongue or a bad breath die
gives me a Cascaret 90 the poisona in
my stomach, liver aud bowels don't
make me sick. Does your mother give
you nice candy Cascarcts or nasty castor
oil. pills, salts or oalomeli
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

Miss Mildred McDfeW. aged 10.
died here yesterday affernoon. Miss
McGrew cams here two weeks ~
from Silver CITY Her sister wns with
her nj the time % The death. tn,
body was remo4ad 10 niatemere'n
mortuary home. Funeral
ment will Be made later.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
HIGH SCHOOLS OF
STATE TO COMPETE
HERE IN BIG MEET
University Authorities Arrange
New Mexico Interscholastie Meet
in Order TO Encourage Contests
In Future.

The University Of New Mexico has
sent ~ itationa 10 all high schools In
ihc state 20 compete IN the New Mes
leo in-ierachoiasiic meet which IL 10
be held Attic University IN Albuquef-
que on MAJ ? and 10
Ths meet ~ being arranged by uni.
vcfsity authorities 70 encourage such
meets IN the future No university
teams viii compete. a. 10 ~ 10 be q
hiEh school contest only.
a special supplement explaining the
r ming meet IA added 70 the March
ISSUE 81 the University News. Follow.
inr IL the program for the track
mecf.
Fifst place cunts five points. see
ond place. threei third place, two.
I,cnts.
The numb-f aud order Of events
VIII be o. follows
t00-ynrd run.
3 Putting i2-lb. shot.
= Hnif-miie run.
Pole vault
tfo.yard hurdle.
q Running high jump.
ttN-NArd run.
Running bread jump.
. g2O-vard hurdle.
20 220-yard run.
~ one-miio run
- one mile relay acc. between
teams ~ four men. each man 10 run
~ohe-fourth mile
~ Discus
~ Iayclin.
Trophiss fur Ja,riin.
Trophies vii hs snrrsd for both
fhe a sruf and nNslin throws but
noirta Tor slms will mo-, be- counted
in Tho artfng 81 the meet
IuIUp baseball.
The women Of the university will
sfuue H game ~ indoor baseball on
me athletic field ~ ~ a co.. MAY o.
With some OUTSIDE team aud the
Varsii, baseball team will play a
game nt Z 10 . co. with suitable op.
poNcrts
The rum lists. prugrum follows
Trihas. Mas 9TH.
. 700 O. IN rrci mInarss boz tho
'r-' sN EVENT. Of tho Track and
Fieid Meet
1900 70 ~ Indoor Baseball game
ON Athlete naid a. y NJ women
2 O nm completion Of the prc.
iimtrares OF the Track snd Field
Meet.
ESQ 3 M nasshall University
satuiria,. Wa, 10Th.
90 90 90 m ng'lumnforN contest
Eodrt hail
200 g. CO.. FIuIi events Track
and f'eid Meet %triNarnltN neid
on % r ppiorchl contest pre-
ssuiutiou Of prizes Iiodsy nail
~ r0rEdtrpi HIt sable on account
~ fH. rrmiier ~ contestants. both
contests ms, Doe held ne either 90 0o
70 or or a 90 &c. m
owe ~ the rul,s i. ihHt 'o represent
q school in any iUt~Dfsrholasiic cor.
test ih" contestant must be- under
fwrrfN .urU NsHrs ~ Irr except hy
wutHnl .ous,nf must have entered
anus puilir hiEh school Within tho
first tWsntv arhnOl dave of tho -smcs.
TOR ln which the contest occurs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

stock In the Baker steam Motor
Car Manufacturing company can only
be- purchased In New Mexico through
Hracy and Mont0ya. or their agents
Al Interested parties are warned 20
pay NJ money to an agent unless he
can show credentials authorizing him
90 represent this company
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

The regular meeting % he Retail
CLERKS union tomorrow nlGht at \
O'Clock. We urge wa 10 be present
Important business 10 be l~fanaarisd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Girls Plead Guilty
to Vagrancy Charge

IleIr Gnllrgus and Hsta Armiiu
Pleaded guilt, 20 charges ~ Ntsrnu.
', loo police court this morning and
were rirh sentenced 90 500 days iu the
rff Itl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
NOTIlI ~ mn INnu.,

hrrutiul Motto calendar viii be
gwen to nay customers and proHper
Tive customers calling ~ m, new Of.
nr" iih : Second street. Monday.
March iSth Not given 10 children
JpltN = uEANEN.
Phonss 4 0 and d
500 our SHOW rtse ON Central Ave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
Mortuary


Joseph Russell. the infant son 81
Ar. and Mrs ~ O. Rusaeil died this
morning AZ hlH parents home IN the
Highlands. The funeral VS. held
lofts chapel Burial was made IN
falrvtew cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10

Mothersl Each 10 cent boz Of Cas-.
careis candy cathariie. has direction,
for ehildren's dosage at all ages. All
little folks love CascaFcts and mother,
can always depend upon them to move
the bile, sour fermentation and poisons
from the ohild's tender stomach, liver
and bowels without injury, OF gripin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-10
DICKY DIPPY'S DIARY

MONDAY. l MADE AN OFFER
TO AN ARTIST For A
HAND PAINTED PICTURE IN a
sold FRAME, AND GOT TT.