davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-02-06
SENATE ADHERES ID ACTION
 IN FEDERAL PROHIBITION
Declined Reconsider Its Rejection of Federal Amendment The House is to Vote on the Amendment Next Tues day at 12-There Were Short Sessions of Both Branch es Because of Committee Hearings.

senate must apply to it.
 The motion tA reconsider was lost by an un2nimous vote.
 The senate adjourned to Thursday at 11.15 a. m.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07

NE RETRAGEM TRUPELE
DIN UNGARIA?

,,Viitorul" ocupindu-se de po
Utica Rominiei afirma urmatoa
rele:
,,Romfnia are sa-si examinezt
deci de aci inainte numai pro
priile interese fara alt rapport. CT
interesele cauzale comune, cum s
facut-o spre pilda in actiunea dc
la Budapesta, unde moi am ser
Wit cauza Aliatilor. Ori, exami
nindu-si situatia din punctul de
wedere al propriilor interese, nj
vedem care ar mai Fl in cazul a.
cesta . interesul Rominiei sa-s
mentina trupele in. Ungaria 81 Ia
Budapesta.
Logic ar fl ca Rominia sa-si re.
traga trupele pc 0 frontiera 81
glfa de aparare 81 sd lase astfel
Consiliului Suprem toata raspun
derea consecintelor pc care lear
putea avea in Ungaria retrage-
ra trupelor rominesti in acest
moment. I"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
CHESTIA PLEBISCITULUI IN
BANAT.

Acum cfteva zile s'a anuntat
ca Sfrbii ar fl admis plebiscitul
pentru Banat.
Primim un comunicat din par.
tea biroului preset din Belgrad
transmits kirn legatia Sfrbo-Cro-
'ato-Slovena din Bucuresti, prin
care Sc afirma ca ,,aceasta este O
imposibilitate la care nimeni nu
trebue sa Sc gfndeasca.'
Dupa cum Sc vede Sirbii CONT
nua sa' pastreze punctul lor de
'vedere in chestia Banatului. OBJ
servam ca pima acum citeva III
lie, partile interstate in chestia
Teschen-ului credeau In realiza-
rea 1mpartirei acestei provincii,
bazindu-se Pc hotarfrea luata dc
Conferinta pacei, care fixase
char 1inia de demarcatiune. ca
toate acestea, Conslliul Suprem
a revenit 81 adrhis plebiscitul!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
.INF0RMATlUM

Hoti de banca. = Wapakoneta
y Niste hoti de banca au intra
in casa de pastrare bancii Peo
pie Savings Bank din New Knox
VILE, dupa ce au taiat usa de Ii
casa Gu acetelina, furind Liberty
Bonduri in valoare de $4,000 do
lari.
Banii in numerar, un total dl
5000 dolari nu au fost atinsi de
hoti, pc semne nu la vazut.
Treble prins in vest. - Elirya
= William w. Treble, fostul asi
stent de easier la City Bank dir
Lorain, Ohio, care sub acuza
pentru defraudarea a 100000 do.
.lari cu care a jucat la bursa a
fost arestat in Los Angels. Cal.
Hirtiile necesare pentru aduce.
rea lui Treble in Ohio sunt gaia.
Treble a disparut la s August
dupa ce s'a aflat lipsa banilor pc
care Treble la perdut la bursa
Sc cauta popa care e bun ju.
Gator de carti. - Winnipeg. -
LYcratorii de Ia minele de aur 81
d&hru din Athapupuskow dip
nordul Manitobiei, Canada, cauta
lun preot care sa fie pc placul To-
cuitorilor din acel loc. Anuntul pc
care la pus sus numita comuni-
tate in ziarul Pas Herald urma-
torul:
,,Se cauta un preot pentru co
munitatea din Athapupuskow. Sc
eere 81 fie un bun jucator de
carti.ss
,yPreoti de cei Gu fata ipocrita
81 acra nu ne trebue," q spus
Tom Power, care a plasat anuntul
in ziar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07
CoNSFATUIREA FRUNTASI
LoR. oPOZITIEI UNITE.

S'a tinut o consfatuire acasa la
ld-nul general Averescu, la care
a luat parte d-nul Take Ionescu
81 mai multi fruntasi politici. S'a
'examinat situatia politica, fixin-
du-se atitudinea ce 0 va/1ua opo-
Izitia unitx fata de noul guyern.
Domnii Take Ionescu si gene
rad Averesen mentin hotarfrea ln-
alta, relatiya la abtinerea de la a.
legeri, in cazul cfnd nu vor exista
'garantiile necesare Cd ele vor ii
;facute in deplina librtate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07


Relevatia pub1icata sub acea-
sta rubrica avut eject: Yineri,
3 G. dupa ameazi, fostul secretar
al Ligei Rationale a telefonat d.
lui /. j. Banatanu Sc vina la Sc
sdiul Ligei ca sal dea in primire.
D. Banatanu s'a executat fndata,
dar in lipsa unui act 81 niste
.ehei, ramas ca primirea defini-
ttiva sd Sc faca a doua ri. - Cine
zice ca publicitatea nu produce
effect?
b In articolul de reportaj, TRIMS
din Paris ziarului ,,Dacia" Romi-
MIA, pc care il reproducem in
No. de. All, 7ntre altele, carl ne
bucura, cetim 81 urmatoarele:
,Pe la orele 8, am aflat ca o de-
pesa din America anunta ca SIM
patia, pc care ne-o manifesto po-
porul frances indispune oe ameri-
cani." - Parca Sc zicea ca d.
cap. Stoica, presedintele Ligei
Rationale, a Great printre ameri-
cani o. simpatie favorabila Romi-
niei? Miisoarele Ligei cum
s'au dus!...
Unii turbeaza de ciuda ca prin-
ire Romfnii din America Sc afla
81 de acei carl, nu pot fl pros
titi Gu TRADE prin carl Isl recoman
da oinstea 81. capacitatea, 81 nu
pot Fl ipnotizati de surisurile ade-
menitoare carl lie flutura pc buze.
Dare n ar Fl Gu Gale ca autori-
tatile americana sc fmpuie tutu-
lor carl Isl port rniforma pc
strada, sa Sc legitimeze 81 sal in
trebe ce hang poarta in tara as
ia? Prea a fnceput sa Sc imbul-
zcacca cei Gu uniforme militare
vizind ca uniforma produce e.
feet, mijloace erase de traiu 81
posibilitatea de a taia \ ciinilor
frunza.
Atasatii~ militari in Rominia
umhlau in haine civile 81 numai
la parazi 81 la reprezentantii de
gala, purtau uniforma militara a
tarii cSre la TRIMS. = De ce a.
tfta papusarii 81 mascarade prin
care sa Sc faca tara. de ris?
Unii acuza Romfnii din Ameri-
ca ca au TRIMS telegrama de pro-
.testape Regelui Ferdinand. Zic ca
nu trebuia, 81 era de ajuns sd Sc
Itrimita numai Consiliului Diri-
gent. E chestie de apreciere: MOI
am auzit ca Regele a fost acela
care a impus sd Sc dea taranilor
pamfnt, 81 am crezut, ca daca a
facut acest lucru, apoi va face
81 altul Gu multi mai usor de IA
cut, sa sc intereseZe de soarta
ROminilOr carl vor, sa mearga a.
casa. = Acum vOm vedea!. 49,.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07

eate easa sociaa abba viatz A 4po ~ ad
aceaeesi datofii 81 dreptur N pio privilsd
IN aceasta upta, casele nedreptatte yo 1a m hoi "a
spr1nltor devotat pc ct puterils n2 e
tenn 4jutoru n1stru 1 sgs S Ss IS ~ Ss zs&z B
IatA care pregrann nostru ii viitor y 81 lf 6lsa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-07

Sc raportsaxa "a olanda . con-
ira Ligei. = Haga. - >Cu toate
Cd Olanda a fost sprijinitoare
energica a Ligei Natiunilor, a.
cum Sc raporteaza ca subit si-a
schimbat atitudinea, lar acum
spune ca in constitutia Ligei Sc
afiasparti care pot Fl o'primejdie
pentru Olanda.
ZiHrele cele mai mari 81 mai
mfluentiale au fncepht Sc faca
|obiectii;, 81 Sc arate ca Olanda va
suferi pagu'be daca va dntra in
| |liga natiunilor.
Canada cruta banii. . Ottawa,
- Gu toate Cd pretul banilor ca
nadieni este scazuJ, GU toate Cd
are datorii grele, 81 mi1ioane de
dolari perduti platind salare, pc
timpul grevelor, statistica oficiala
arata ca depunerile spre pastrare
in banci au crescut aproximativ
Gu $2O,0O0,0O0 in decursul lunei
August.
Flu" a aparut in Kansas. -
Topeka. - Deja i'm Kansas au a.
parut cazuri de Influenza spanio-
la, rezultfnd in cazuri de noarte
Sc ,raporteaza de la despartamin.
tul starii sanitare.
-
Tulburarile din Berlin. - Ber.
lin. Rapoartele sosite spun cd
demonstratiile muncitorilor din
ultimul timp cind soldatii au i'm
puscat asupra lor, omorind dol
insi, au inceput cfnd multimea a
volt ca. sd scape, din fnchisoare DC
un socialist independent.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09
Nesd o. q Cash REGISTER.

M. " II not always as ,e,sr
In hIs accounts Ms lie nigh, ts. h
spite Of that. however. he was recss.,
elected to carry the conrribu,IOa las
ket At his church. Eu, Their. WAS mud
opposition. particularly from the LEI
who had known him I" Jursle ,a.sa
other accounts over which h. hal ,al
ci,,:lke. Finally the grocer vcles,. Nh
objection In this way: Il don, ,slas
we'd better let him carry tbs, bl.ss.
unleas We have a cash rcsis,s: 1,
eached to IT,"
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09
Push and Go.

Here. boy" said the wealth, -.
torist. II want some petrol, and ~ !,
move on. You will never e. s..
where In tho world unless you n.
push. Push II essential. When ~,
young I pushed. and tina, is WIS, .,
me where am"
swell. guvnor." said the Dor .
reckon you'll have to push an,
cause We Amt got drop Of ps,rs !,
the place."-Boston Transc,ip,
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09
All Written by Women.

An Indiana teachers federation has.
10 some Of the male MEMBER chagrin.
q woman for It's president. OF course
some Of them try to show their super
extraordinarily one. who the other
day was arguing that women knew 20
little about parliamentary drill that
they were not lifted for the positions
Of superior ofices.
The young woman listened. smiled
and then said. swell. I'm willing to
learn"
MagnanImously the man offered to
buy her Q book on the subject. They
entered q book store. made known
their request. and tho clerk laid down
on the counter before them four books.
saying that they werc the only books
on tho subject she had. They began
to examine them and lo-all four
were written by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Star.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09
FROM TglgoRApHlo RGpoRTo
THAT cov0N TNg WG0k'o
90. svs"rs' -: =
OF MOST INTEREST
k0gp,NO THE RgAo90 poov00
on MOST lMpo RTAN1
CURRENT ToPico.

~Ss~eSS w.
Wss,sra Nsvspa1ss Usies Nsvs sssvieA
WISTBRN
Mrs. Anna Gould Housh. sister to
Jay Gould. the famous f1naneier. II
dead At her home In Los Angeles. She
was nearly 90 years old and the last OF
the original Gould family.
Ten persons are dead and one fatal
u Injured ~ the result Of IN explo'
sion following the attempt OF Tom
Ballard. . farmer near Chelsea, Okla.
to kindle fire with coal oil.
Airs. Rosa Joseph. wealthy member
Of New York firm Of linen Import
~rx. Was robbed In Los Angeles Of lin.
enx valued at 10000 and an automo'
bile, according to 4 report she made to
the police.
Five thousand workers at the Los
Angeles ShipbuildIng aud Dry Dock
Company ut San Pedro. near Los An.
yeles. are on strike and work At the
plant Is at a xtandstill. Three thou.
sand went out following the wslkout
II 1000 men At the plant.
George Holmes. Francisco Villas
business agent on the border. was
found guilty In United States District
Court Ut the theft Of q machine gun.
trench rifles, seven army rifles and
other equipment belonging to the
United States army on the border.
AIRS. Margaret Young Taylor. widow
- plural marriage. Of the late Presi.
dent John Taylor Of the Mormon
.'hurch. died at Salt Lake City Sstur.
1ay. She WAS said to have been the
asst surviving widow Of the Mormon
president. Seven children and thirty.
hree grandchildren survive.
Governor ben W. Olcott telcgraphetl
. Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
Roosevelt. informing him that the state
Of Oregon is ready to take care Of the
ssttleship Oregon. rs suggested by the
Navy Department. and would relieve
The government Of expense II the "a.
NOUS old warrior should he turned ov.
n to the state.
The will Of James X. Lynch. gov.
ernor Of the Twelfth federal reserve
district bank. who died at his home
IN Alameda and who left fortune e..
timated at &6OOOO0. was filed for pro.
bate In Oakland. The entire estate
went to the widow. the will stating
that Lynch, had perfect confidence that
she would attend to the welfare Of
their two children.
More than one million barrels OF
flour were purchased By the unite,,
States government through the Food
Administration Grain Corporation ut
Portland. The purchases were made
from millers Of the Pacific Northwest.
Deliveries Of the flour are to he ex.
tended over two months, and the flour
IL for export to Europe. Shipment vii,
b. made from Portland and Pupe,
Sound points. Exact figures u. to the
amount purchased were not available
nut It IL said to he between 1,OQO.OJ
and 1,25O.O 600 barrels.
WARRINGTON
r. L. Francis, assistant purchasing
agent Of the Federal Railroad Admin.
istration, Southern Pacific lines. h..
begun placing orders for railroad tic.
10 aggregate 100000 feet amonr ,ho
mills q the Northwest, it WAS nm.
bounced In Portland.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09
EoINoN

attacked Carinthlau troops huinoe.Iue
4 00O In the sectors Of Arholdstein. w
ZACH. Rossnbach and Raine3. says W.
emma dispatch 70 Zurich.
An airplans In which General Syks@
controller general Of civil aviation. wss
making a flight. fell at ken'y. Eng
land. and the pilot. Captain Knott Wa
killed. General Sykes WAS badly sna1'
en-.
A Havas dispatch from Dillon states
that American army authorities At 10
Sur Tile have sentenced and hanged
an American lieutenant for an assam"
upon a Cir. who died In consequences
Of her injuries.
An attempt Was made recently %
the life Of Lieutenant General Horvartt
Russian military commander At HAT
bin. His assaiiant attacked him With
bombs, but was seised before lie had
carried out his purpose.
Three American soldiers were killed
and eight Injured seriously when al
American army motor truck was
struck by a railroad train At grade
crossing near La Ferie-St. Aubin, thir'
teen miles southeast of Orleans.
A manufacturing company Of Lon.
don announces Il II preparing to mar
ket an automobile that eau be retatlsd
for between $3.50 and $500. The prin
cipal materials to be used In making
the car In . new substance which 10
described ~ "a kind Of concrete
light but strong and durable. produced
from waste material.
The Nice recreation area for Amer
lean expeditionary troops. II was an
nounced. will be closed May ~ owing
to the celebrity with which the troops
arc returning home. The general
council Of the department Of Alpse
Afariti'nes has adopted resolutions
paying tribute to the excellent behav.
Tor Of the American soldiers.
In defending the governments polio,
Of donations to the unemployed. Sit
Robert Stevenson Horne. the minister
Of labor. In the House Of Commons
In London. said II wus unnecessary TO
take 4 gloomy view Of tho unsinploy.
ment question. since tho armistics.
he said. 100000 persons have been
demobilizetl and 100000 remain %.
employed.
SPORT
George (knockout) Brown Of Chi.
csko won 4 newspaper decision frou
Bob Moha Of Milwaukee at Racine.
Joe Stecher. Omaha. Neb., former
worlds champion. defeated Jack Rog.
err. Montreal. in two straight falls q
kokomo. Ind. The first fall was made
In - minutes and the second In II
minutes.
Elizabeth Ryan Of Philadelphia. won
the women's national championship
S0-yard swimming race At Alameda. Ia
81 20 seconds. Betty Grimes Of Min
neapolis. was second and Ruth Crane
Of Oakland. Cal. third.
Jean Ors a French aviator, won q
$500 prize by lcaping from an airplane
l.o00 feet above the Chelsea flyinl
field while the plane was speeding q,
sixty miles Hn hour. He made a per.
fect descent. cling,ns tn n tiny white
SIX parachute. The leap was the biz
event Of the day ut the Fan. Americau
Aeronautical Congress.
CENTRAL
A lot OF LOO silver fox pelts were
placed on auction at the spring sale
at the International Exchange in Al,
LOUIS. Half Of the lot was disposed
OF at total ~ an. mn -, 4
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09

Some women marry for h"'r'. i''
then very seldom s,ny In It aties ns
got Il.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09

Money talks. I'M, nowadays r'N
lucky II Ne can hold 1, lone "n07:i "
hear tho dryt syllable.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09
Great and Small Things

We are too fond 81 "ur osn viii
We want to be doing what We a.r
mighty things: hut tho rrca; ro.. 4
70 do small things. when caile! o
them, In q right spir!,.-R Cecil
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09

A Cleveland man carried & loo
penny TIL Il wore hole In his l''fsi
through which he lost n $40 scli per.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09

To have no reason for thin. = 'n'
GOOD reason why the thing sh"7a DIT
b done.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09
Granted.

A clumsy bslipiaycr. like lightning
never strikes twice In the same place
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09

Racon says that "rcading makcth 4
full man." So does eating bacon.
The Keota news. (Keota, Weld County, Colo.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-09
o,smends In United states.


Diamond cutting In the United
States dates back to 1879. In that
yrar &l76.Ac6 worth Of rough stones
were imported. lmportatious remain
cd at low figures until 1919. when they
reached . value Of &c.5i7.730. They
rose steadily during the war from a.
Isl .G:s3 In 1914. and 33,SSa.l00 In 1915.
to &ii.+33.i20 In 1918. &ll.7l7.l75 In
1917 and el2.oes.Oi0 In the flrst eight
months Of 1918. These values repre-.
sent rough diamonds and illustrate the
rapid growth Of the cutting industry
In this country.
Granted.
~What WAS Il that Sherman aaid
about WARP THAT shelf Ore Was hell
drc." -Csrtoons Magazine.
A clumsy bsllplayer. like lightning.
never strikes twice In the aamc place.
BACON says that 'rcadIng makcth q
full man." So does eating bacon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07

resumed drilling Friday Of last. week
after n weeks delay due 10 cAbis
shortaGe. The we'll IL now down some
what more than 1000 feet. Tucum-
carl paper say there ~ nothing to re-
port Of special Interest from this well.
one 81 he FIRST drilling locations In
the Held. The Tucuncari News In
cludeH In its weekly summary Of tho
Held operations that the Luby-Rice
company has located n drilling site %
the TrlEK ranch formerly In the Ben
pasture and a spur - being built by
b railroad company Tor unloading
Of derrick and machinery for this test.
Hoyir A Newman have leased $1,000
acres Of their ranch TO eastern men,
whose " are not gwen. hut who
are n 10 have taken the lease with
q short time drilling contract. The
derrick " up n ready Tor power OF
The well ave miles northwest 81 En-
dee. The RIG az Gicnrin, just oyer
the line Ia Texas n up and ready 10
run. No Information ia available ~
to progress ON the Narn visa we'll.
In Union county the widely adver-
tlsed "fnnrty Gohbier" on
that II viii spud ia ON Oc-
tober > with an invitation 20 all
northern New Mexico to attend. The
Ute Creek well from which a sen
sational report Of q bir Tas How came
several weeks ago. IL proceeding slow
~ az around $50 feet. The Roy tMora
county well II now ut 200 feet and N
rock. n IL making progress, ac-
cording Ia the Roy Scandinavian
whita paper env that the well Will
be finished az 1000 90 i.2u0 feet.
There is no sur;her news OF pros
pectivr oil development IN Guadalup.
county. beyond the active movement
In leases which set In several weeks
ago aud h still In progress. Acreage
Is reported selling AZ from IS cents %
~ an acre with some locations re-
garded ns choice. having brought NJ
much AZ s. an acre for relatively
small tracts.
Two new on projects have heen
launched In Sierra county during the
past ten days one Of these. the Pa
Tomas fasin on company, IL headed
by Lieutenant Governor PanKey, as
president The company has leased
about all the land In the pniomns
basin near Elephant nutte. The com
rany is made up chiefly ~ Sierra
county men.
Fifty citizens OF Hot Springs. ~. NJ.
have subscribed the moFeY for q 500
foot test near the Hot springs TINS
contract Tor this well has been let TO
Alex Maxwell. % local merchant.
= group II Heming business men.
owning an aggregate ~ gee. O00 acres
In Luna county. are considering plans
for financing q number OF tests on this
acreage Tests already are under way
near columbus ana az Cambray In
Luna county.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
MANY CIVIL service
POSITIONS ARE OPEN

The United States civil service
commission pen compei-
tive examinations a. follows;
Last No. Examinations OF the
non-aalembied type for which appli-
cation must be nled By the date Apec-
ined.
Nov. <-chIef Of division for sclen-
tile research. $500 to $500: edu-
cational assistant. t..seO TO 43.690s
chief o. division % relations with
states. f3.seO 10 tt.aov. chief OF d.
vision OF records. Information AMI
planning, $500 TO $500. supervis-
ing assistant aud Inspector. $500 20
ts.seo; iield agent. $500 to $4,000.
Oct. - Aeronautic engineer
tmalel, $50 TO 1890 per day; sur
veiliance Inspector. 1890 20 $500.
Oct. g. Nov. 10 and Dec p-Ms-
iron tlndian servicel. $500 to $40.
Oct. y Automobile ~nAshanic
Nov. t-Drainage engineer Cma'e).
$500 10 So. 100.
Nov. ii-wes plate photographer
tmaleD, 1890.
Nov. 4--Predaiory animal Inspector
(maie). $500.
List No. --ExaminatloDa in whicn
competitors are assembled for schol-
astic tests:
Nov. Map colorlst. 1900.
Oct. rs and Nov. is-Clcrk, bureau
OF eensus Omaie and fenialel $500 40
ti,3s0.
Nov s--Ass!s,ant economist In
marketing fmale). $500 10 $4,000.
Oct. p, Nov. 10 and Dec. i0-Cal-
ruiatinE machine operator. $500 To
1900; domestic science teacher Ofe.
male. $40. teacher INDIAN %serviceil
1909 TO $3.50.
Oct. ii--skined lahorer (positinn
In AihuquerqueD. si2s per month.
Nov. ) and Dec. Indicating ma
chine operator. ti.io0 TO ~ .fe0.
oct - Nov. 10 and Dec. tO-Op-
erativc. bureau "a census tmale and
femalc), 5000 10 1860.
Nov. SO and Jan. 1-s-Local and
assistant inspector Of boilers. s2.i0t
10 $500: local and assistan; inEpec-
tor of hulIs. 12,i0O to $500.
Oct. 35-Forest and field cieri
tmale and femnie).f 81 100 TO 1880.
Information and application blank
may be obtained from S. n. Huach
secretary, Albuquerque. New Mexico
or from {. I. Snyder. district score.
iary. Post Office building San Fran.
cisco, Calf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07
vOLLEY BALL LEAGUE
GAMES OPEN TONIGHT

The voliey hall league games will
begin At the 4. N. &. A. tonight. Tho
league season viii last until Novem-
Der ~. when an honor shield viii be
awarded % The league wiDrine the
greatest number Of matches. League
gains will be played every Monday.
Tuaday. Thursday and Friday nights.
The teams will play for the best 1--WE
out Of three every evening. and
the league winning the most games
IN the season win win the champion
ship.
Four Leagues have heeh organised
among the business men ~ The city.
The line up OF the teams follow
First; skinner. oleson. Ancona. kee-
nan and Btckwtth. Second: Myers,
Meafns. Horneteaua. Martin ani
Hendricka.P Third: Fox. French.
Van Cieavf. Ricketts, and Washburn.
Fourth: Roberts. Peterson. Wester-
ueld. Farrell and Rogera.
Teams hi and two will play TO-
night at the v. Before the game they
viii elect captains. by whose name
the teams viii probably be known.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07

You wanted reiief-quickly aud
safely Then insist on "nnyer Tablets
81 Aspirin, stamped with tho payer
trOss.'
The name "Rayer' menns you are
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed hy
physivlans for over eighteen years.
and proved safe by millions u peo-
pie.
For a few cents you can get a
handy tin hos 81 genuine "Bnyer Tab
let's Of ASPIRIN" containing twelve
tablets. Druggists also sell larger
"Hayer" packages Aspirin n the
trade mark ~ nayor Manufacture -
Observation-Disclosures VI Slllcyicacid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-10-07

w A. Jolinson. Vice president Of
the IA rasu Bitulitalc company. - IN
the Ell tNt1ty from Fl paso IN con.
necilon with ~ ststei paving work
herr. We was accompanied ~ Nr.
follef who VIII succeed Frank W.
Twynham hs cashier % the com
panyin ONCE here. MIR. Twfnham
will g. 10 the ~ l'aao ofier.
The paving company says II II ret
tins plenty 81 help ana material now
and expects 10 make rapid progress
IN the paving Of the streets. The
pouring ". concrete on the street car
tracks on East Central avenuc will
be completed today. specifications
cali for IL days IN which 10 let the
concrete yet hut II IL likeiy that the
tracks viii be used la nine DAYS "
the street car company assumes re-
sponsihiiity. It = probable. therefore.
tina the University street cars viii
be running Down DIVE within ten
dasa