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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1919-06-06
HIRE A HOMECOMING
FIGHTER!

Put released soldiers and sailors tc
work by consulting the Situation:
Wanted" columns of this paper
Every day there are scores of
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
ADS PRINTED FREE
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
SHIP CARRIES
MEXICAN Guns
Plot Discovered to Send
Contraband Into South
ern Republic.

New York, Aug. 25.-what is be-
heved to be a plot to ship secretly
to Mexico arms and ammunition
ccntraband was uncovered here to-
day by members OF the bomb squad
Of the New York Police Depart
ment.
The contraband was declared to
have been shipped from this port
in ten trunks aboard the steamship
Moro Castle, which sailed Friday
for Havana and Vera Cruz. The
Navy Department and the United
States Customs Intelligence Bureau
have been notified and il was re-
ported tonight that destroyers of
the United States Navy may be sent
70 intercept the steamer, and that
she will be searched for the cGntra-
band alleged to be in her hold.
At least part OF the goods said to
be on the way to Mexico were sold
by New York sporting goods
house on August 16, 1t was claimed.
shipments were traced by detectives
10 a house in West Sixty-fourth
street The house was raided as
soon as the evidence was secured,
but too late to stop the shipment.
The detectives discovered a bill
ot-sale for 1900 rounds Of ammu-
milton and $50 pounds of powder.
Later the police discovered five
trunks containing rifles and pow
der which were believed to be
awaiting shipment.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
THE TOWN CRIER.

Service nen are invited to meet
at s p. m. today at 1719 H street
northwest, to organize a Legion
post.
The Barry Farm Citisens' Asseci-
alton county'fair opens today at the
Non-Sectarian Home, Anacostia.
A feIIowship supper will he given
tonight at the Central Y. NJ. Z. A,
1886 G street northwest.
Dance tonight at the Eastern
High School. Seventh and Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast.
The committee ON Civil Service re-
tirement will meet at s o'clock this
evening at the American Federation
OF Labor Building.
A dance, with outdoor motion pic
lures, tonight, Blue Triangle Club
Twentieth and G streets northwest.
Open air dance at the Thomson
School, Twelfth and L streets north
west. from 1880 until II o'clock to-
night.
Red Cross House, Walter Reed
Hospital, a dance under auspices \.
r. ca tonight.
Dance tonight Mt Central High
School. Twelfth and Clinton street"
northwest.
The knights of Columbus m
nounce a dance for tonight in the
gymnasium at Fort Myer, Va.
The Northwest Girls Club Will
have games and dancing at the Blue
Triangle Recreation Center. TWeh-
tieth and 3 streets northwest, t.
morrow evening.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
HIGH RENTS CAUSE NAVY MEN
TO AVOID D. c., SAYS BRITTON
Secretary to Daniels Tells Senate Committee
Investigating H. c. of L. of Hard
ships of Service Men Here.

Hundreds of naval officers ordered
to duty in Washington during the past
few months have asked the Bureau
of Navigation to excuse them because
of their knowledge of the II. C. of L.
conditions here"
Edward L. Britton, secretary to
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels, gave
this statement before members OF the
Senate subcommittee investigating
the high cost of living in the Dis
trict yesterday as evidence of the
extensive Oper'tions of so-cahed rent
profitCer he National Capital
Mr.. BriuVn also testified as vice pres
ident Of the Tenants Protective
League.
Il can say with authority" Mr..
Britton stated, amy number of naval
officers when ordered to come to
Washington either from sea duty or
land duty have communicated with
the Bureau Of Navigation and re-
minded them they never could locate
here and be efficient in view OF the
excessive rents charged whenever one
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
New Bill to Penalize
Rent Gougers Up Today

The Department of Justice will be
authorized to include rent profiteers
Ia all parts of the country in its cam
paign TO reduce the high cost OF ltv-
ing il Congress passes a bill to be
introduced in the House today by
Representative Ben Johnson Demo
craft, OF Kentucky.
johnson would make rents neces-
saries of life, which are protected
from profiteering under the House bill
amending the food control act by
penalty Of 5000 fine. Imprisonment
for two years, or both.
One feature OF the Johnson bill will
provide that in the case Of furnished
rooms no more than Is per cent of
the cost of the furniture may be
added to the rent price OF the rooms
furnished.
In Washington, Johnson continued,
rent profiteering brings in profits as
high as 800 per cent. Apartments
in this city which formerly rented
for S1o to SIS month, he declared,
now bring in s45O a month. He cited
one instance in which an apartment
is renting for 500 more Per year
than before the war.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
CHARGES l. w. w. ATTEMPT TO
BUY BLACKS FOR REVOLUTION
Intensive Editorial Campaign to Line Up
Race Blamed for Riots by Repre-
sentative Byrne in House.

Recent race riots in Washington and
Chicago and clashes between whites
and blacks in other parts of the
country were the direct outgrowth o.
incendiary utteranCes of radical negro
leaders published in negro newspa-
pers and magazines. Representative
Byrnes, Democrat, OF South Carolina
charged in the House yesterday.
Byrnes read from a series of ar
ticles by negro editors to show tnere
is now being waged an intensive cam
paign to line up the negroes with the
l. ". VS. in the hope of forcing
the Establishment of a Bolsheyik gov
ernment and bring about social equal
ity.
1T Is evident the I. w. VS. are
financing 1t in an effort to have the
negroes of America join them in Tier
revolutionary plans" the South Caro-
lima Congressman declared.
The Messenger. a radical negro
monthly, which urges that negroes
be made police captains in all la:ge
cities. Byrnes said, forecast the I.ots
in Washington and Chicago. He Eead
this extract from the July issue:
"All such big negro communities are
magazines OF race prejudice dynamite,
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

they were lisble 10 orders, they might
have TO leave the city and break their
lease. He said they would request OF
them an additional amount of rent
with the privilege Of subletting."
Secretary Daniels secretary was
asked by Chairman Ball II he consid-
cred the housing condition here det-
rimental to the government service
and he replied that he certainly did-
Mr. Britton told the story Of how
yeomen % were put 20 untold moon
venience and hardship because OF
their inability 10 find apartments
which they could afford TO rent
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

ready 10 explode at amy uomeI,, 81, -.
putting the flame to the fus,. K,Ot~
are imminent-real race riots in All
such large cities as New York. pn'I -
delphia. Baltimore, Washington. nj
cago. Pittsburgh and ST. Louis
The Washington and Chicago UI--
turhanCCs occurred following the p-1-
iCatiOn OF this article. which Plaid'v
shows, in the opinion of the Congress-
man. who was the aggressOr.
W. L. B. Dubois. editor Of the
Crisis, a negro magazine, was point
ed to as "a fair Illustration of this
type of n~gro leader" Among the
others named by the South Carolina
member were: William n Colson, a
contributing editor of the Messenger,
who claimed TO be an officer in the
S67th Infantry; William Monroe Trot-
ter. editor of the Boston Guardian,
and A Philip Randolph and Chandler
Owen, editors of the Messenger
Byrnes said he had called the at
tention of Attorney General Palmer
to one editorial by Dubois and urged
pionage act. The editorial in question
was entitled Returning Soldiers"
from which these excerpts were read:
"Shsmeful Land
We sing: This country OF ours, de-
spite all its better souls have done
and dreamed. is yet a shameful land
1T lynches.
1T disfranchIses its own citizens.
ut encourages ignorance.
1T steals from US.
1T insults us"
Bynes read the following extract
from letter written by a negro Off
Ger in France and carried o. Dubois
magazine with the approval OF its
editors:
II am beginning to wonder whether
It will ever be possible for me to see.
an American Cwhite) without wishing
that he were in his Satanic Majesty's
private domain. I must pray long
and earnestly that hatred OF my fel-
low men be removed from my heart
and that I can truthfully lay claim
to being a Christian"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

burden. In many cases we obtain
concessions from the landlords and
bring about reasonable ADJUST
ments by moral pressure; but, when
n prOfiteering landlord is recalCi-
trant. we have no legal means Of
bringing him TO terms.
More and more the storm OF gen.
eral Indignation is rising; We hear
mutterings every day. 1t is idle to
say these evils will correct them
selves. They are not correcting
themselves.
believing that this problem Is
one Of national as well as local i'm
portance. I appeal to you for in
formation on two points: D Are
there existing laws that will ro-
strain and punish rent profiteers?
C2) If not. what steps should be ta-
ken to secure such laws"
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
F. W. Sheridan Made
Funston Post Chief

officers of Frederick Funston Post.
No. /, of the American Legion elected
last night are:
Post commander, Frank W. ,Sheri-
dan; vice post commander. George T.
Ross, post adjutant. Harry ]. Dance;
post chaplain, Earl TaRGart; post
finance officer, John D. Clarke
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Army Food Arrives
For Citizens League

Distribution of the four carloads
OF army food, ordered by the Ciu-
Zens' Buying and Distributing
League. and now in the municipal
fish market, is expected to be COM
pleted by Wednesday. Orders from
various organizations are being
filled. although not all have beCI
received.
Officers of the newly-formed
food-buying organization will be
elected at a meeting in the board
room of the District Building to-
morrow night.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
TEACHERS PENSIONS
SLATED FOR ACTION

Shortly after the House convenes
this morning. according to the sched-
ule. 1t will resume discussion of Rep
resentative Mapes' bill providing for
the establishment of retirement
service for teachers in the public
schools in the District of Columbia.
Late yesterday 1t was agreed to ex-
clude the superintendent OF schools
from the benefits of the bill.
The bill had rough shedding yester-
day. the opposition being led by Rep
resentative Ben Johnson. He told the
House that whatever is paid in pen
sions to the school teachers of the
District, one-hRlf would be paid by
levyinG tax on all the States and
that school teachers in other States
would be forced to pay part of that
tax.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Hotels Report Large
Arrival of Guests

A sudden increase In the arriN al o.
guests is rapidly filling the Washing
ton hotels to capacity.
One hotel reports a 80 per cent m
crease over last week, with guests
still registering.
Many OF y" smaller hotels are al
ready filled up. and othors ar" dC'ns
a rushing bu<'r,. r. s.'I'c" D
crease of t-ou-it. t. b".nl man 8.
agree, T.. a.. 9..'. n:: t" n tat
mat ulany .r~opiv iron. IA, south are
returning hunl" from aratiOns ana
stopping over here en- route.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Plan Lafayette Day Celebration.

New York. Aug 25.-Nation wide
plans for formal ceremonies in COM
memoration Of Lafayctte's l62d ami
verSary were announced today by the
committee in charge here. Maj. Gen.
Leonard Wood will bc the principal
speaker at the formal celebration.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

was fortunate enough to find either
an apartment or a house"
Mr.. Britton explained TO the Sena-
tors how real estate dealers and
property owners took advantage OF
men in the naval service because, as
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Dutch and Belgians Quarrel.

The Hague. Aug. 3.-Owing TO the
feeling here against the BeIgians, the
municipality Of The Hague has or
dered that the Dutch goods sent to
Brussels for the reconstructio cN-
hibition be returned to Holland
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Ford Car Is Stolen.

\ Ford touring car. the property
of J. =. HllI. n" = street northwest.
was reported stolen last night. The
car. the police say. was taken while
standing on Thirteenth street north
west between r and G streets.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Boy Shoots 3-Year-Old Sister.

New York. Aug. Anna Emmer-
ich. 3 years old. is dead today as the
result of the discharge of revolver
in the hands OF her brother, Charles
r, jr.. who was playing with it il
their Woodhavcn. l. l., home.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Steel Co. Lays of 5000 Workmen.

Buffalo, n. Y. Aug. 25.-Six hundred
workmen at the Lackawanna Steel
Company's plant we're laid OF today.
President Mccullough. of the COM
pany, said the Iay-ofr was due to re-
cent slaCkening OF steel orders.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
GOLDMEDAL
sNkRLEM o.
W GyXJTI3 x

The world s standard remedy for kidney,
liver, bladder and uric acid troubles.
Hollands national remedy since 1896.
All druggists, three sizes. Guaranteed.
Lesk for the nam. Gold Medal on every
bor and aee.p, no imitation
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

Lake Placid. y. Y. Aug. 25-The
Army Martin bombing plane. which is
attempting an S,O00-mile journey
around the rim OF the United States,
is expected to resume its flight on
Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
CLICKS FROM THE KEYS.

Sew vprk. Ak. 25.-Leut. Col The
odore Roosevelt starts tomorrow for
a speaking tour through tho Middle
and Far West.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

DIED

Ia New York City alone from kid
ney trouble last year. Don't allow
yourself to become a victim
by neglecting pains and aches.
Guard against trouble by taking
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

Boston. Aug. 3-Urging an amend
ment guaranteeing full protection to
ne, toes the National Equal Rights
League has wired Senator Lodge ask
ing a hearing
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

Okmulgee. Okla, Aug S.-Untl
prices are reduced 1000 local men wear
old clothes. according to the pledge
they have signed
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

New York. Aug E.-Gennan dele
gates will attend the conference of
the internation committee of the
World Alliance for International
Friendship through the churches at
The Hague
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
Postal Worker. to Get Raise.

Increased wages for all postal en-
ployes Will be authorized by the House
within the next two weeks, Republi-
can leaders have decided.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

Buffalo. y. Z. Aug. 25.-Records of
herds valued at millions of dollars
are involved IN alleged fraudulent
tests Of HoIstein stock. investigation
Of which was begun by the IIolstein-
Friesian Association here today.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

New York. Aug. 5.-"She annoys me.
nd I want her locked up" deClnr" !
Franz Rruer. held In the tombs
for attempted burglary after his
mother had visited him daily. bring
ing deliCacies.
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

Newton. Mass AuE. -5.-Called a
game. but not IA sport. golf played
on Sunday has been ruled 10y the
District Court To- b. n lioIarion OF
the sabbath law
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26
ShaUing Soaps
T oilet Cream

HUdnUts s Cold Cream,
jars. SOC; 1E
tubes .. N
Ponds Vanishing or
cold Cream, 5Sc fo-
and Nv
Palmoiive Cream
greasy or vanish 40
ing soc jars. w.
Penslar After-Shsv-
ing Lotion will keen
the skin in perfect con-
dltion. two size az
bottles, Csc and. Wv
Penslar Almond and
cucumber Cream. eI-
cellent for rough skin;
two sizes. soc OE
and - ~
Whites Specific "a
Cold Cream.... ~S
WoOdburys Fa c ial
Cream, D.
tubes .......... -tS
The Washington herald., 1919-08-26

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
DUKE CITY IS CHOSEN
AS SITE FOR BRANCH
OF BIG DENVER CO.
o Fallon Supply Company Pur-
ohases Site Here and viii Erect
Large Building in Near Future
Large Concern

-Four lo,- north 81 she Crystal Geo
company site lu the cifN have been
purchased from State Game warden
r q Gable hy the N.Fuliuu supply
company Of Denver which viii erect
"a huge building on the site and estate
lsh ID branch office SALES aud
storage hero
The uFHllon supply company D.
one 90 tho largest dealers in fnrW lm
dement's. hardware. plumbing sup
piles and other machinery in p
Southwest and has recently cstahs
nshed "a branch ~ ~ lasn
Although arrangements have mot
yet been announced DO Be- reported
that work ON the building Will com.
mrurr at once uud that doe AIhu
aueruuc branch wUi unt ouIy serve
thls vicinity huf Will hs ths rlrirIur
house Cor Sew MrhlrH Arizona Dol
other points wet uf here 90 north
of VI r'aso
Pred Fisher F u 200" .ltf taking rlr0
81 the company FL husnee Tho ,sftn.
I.shmeut uf the Albuquerque branch
will ho one nf the largest huHInreHr.
tn come 600 this DIty ion SOME time eel.
tho company Will employ number 90
mon and Will conduct tu exceptionally
active HuHIurH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20

For baDy's cruul WlliIr'a dnll1
cuts and bruises. mamma's sore
throat. Grandma lamcurss DIR
Thomas Eclectic ol'-the household
remedy. soc and zoe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
Personal News Items


Four-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Taxi Phone lie Nicholson Taxi.
PAY your dues 60 ere BIT riuh
Bows and GiriH tIuia viii meet 40
tiauchos do Albuquerque school to-
morrow afternoon 90 800. fnr fNlrl
"Wednesday of The month hciug th'
REGULAR ial ou which Hr PHILLIPS viii
iudro Hichari o. unnu, Dds POI.
turned from u weeks ulu tu nrnf,"
colo
= strutrr. slIsa ASCENT .Hr che
National cash EtEIHfrI iH loo fNr D.N
Tor tho week. s'opuinE 90 Hotel Dorm
ToiiDwiuE un auction huIi 900 iIt
yesterday. zee which a tuus I,rHUIe
part OF thc furniture stock WHs dis
posed OF. lHr U-ruIIuIE| Uf fNN D.
MthHrum HfuCk recently huuNNt Hs
l.oH Augtlrs iruht.a 1900 token over
Dos fnt National UTukrUI.r company
who Will hrEiu u IHUlH Nr. .IIr OF
Che entire rUWHtufnE stock CON NIi
uriHf. MAJ &C. 80 thf NfHIrIW NUIIi.
Iur rls West Central Or aspect 10
iu CLOSE out tns siu,a within Zen uI'a
fu $50 weeks
o. Nbhnfam who recently sold Nr
RETAIL merchandise business 10 I.
West Ctlffil avenue. H HulirflrH
fruuI re- seriously crushed foot HnI a
forced to us. ,uutChss Mr MfNtrau
in oItouuE IiH store huIIlIuE HUl
apartments 600 he second floor for
Istse and expects o. utU Tor 'Hl.
forula iu che near uiur. i1I 900 DOB
definite stiH
rhil Iser.s of UrruHliI0 county
romu slUuCT uf -IrIHfHI UHUnf. u
l visitor Boo A~.H4uutrIur fuIiHH.
MHH q % -furit wHu NH. hr,H tsf
uF fuf two weeks 100 fh' iHm. uf I'r
..L #HU| .Hn#HH |I|H H|.M H"#"...
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
BIDS ASKED FOR NEW BUILDING
FOR STATE UNIVERSITY TO BE
CONSTRUCTED DURING SUMMER
First Unit of Engineering Building Will Cos,
$4,000. Library Will Be Moved to Present
Engineering Building. Making Possible Rear.
rangement of administrator Building

The cstimsied cost OF the new
building - $4,000 ~ will be- n
story, Of conrreto with a floor space
% io1 By it3 feet and will b. built
a san nne TO the engineering build
Ing proper. which Will be- constructed
AZ n later date Tho building viii DO
located n short distance west " tho
new chemistry building
Plans for b new building wcrt
prepared ~ Prof Arno X Leopold
Of the uniVeraity'a engineering school.
who will have supervision % the con.
sfruction. The building h 90 be com
plcfed In time for use next fail
The construction Of hts building
will permit the university authorities
to remove the library. nov In the adj
ministraton building to the present
engineering building This IN No.
will make possible Encouragement "
the administration building and con-
siderable additional space for class
rooms which if much needed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
Shell From Gun Hit
BY Battery A Shown
Here; Boys Home Soon

ono of the hure shells from Ggr.
man as Euu. pIf col uf wIs-iHH
nf linttori g. Doc. hsru received ir
Albuquerque ana ia hpInF exhibited IH
NHtsuu'a window This Boz HU. 90 fN"
largest shells employed boo WHT wITE
The gun uainr DO wua uuf ordinarily
employee ,u uuu.lIrDrHu wHrE Huf
bad been switched fH fhIs f.Ha loo fN.
CO. MIhlgi aaiirnt The Nul. Hf Ntf
frrY A. tha New MsNI,n battery w..
given thI- Euu HH H target .f f.H
I.Is rHrrH ThsN broke tho .rH
]rIusfsif Boo Two un ths eighteenth fU
Tho battery is uuw stationed .f
Nohr Nsutor.. Germany a trIrrrIm
ufs received hy flursur. tse I..
HaF from = ~ UrrtsF Hi Euu.
stating that hs hla iuHf been advised
DOB col U'IrrWUni chat be- bod .H
g. ru.. hon fhHf tho battery wuU'I Ind.
released Immediately t.I HtNr.
U.urI UHf wriI f' present I.I
UuHs'rI Mr Urrtvt tu srUI uuf f
u'ws 200 relatives uf tH, boys H OBJ.
battery
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
Pullman Conductor On
Limited Drops Dead In
Chicago Yards Monday


r. G. equlrea well known 70 the
travelling public In the Southwest by
virtue Of HE nineteen year service AZ
= conductor on santa Pc lines drop
ped dead In Chicago on sunday
morning. Mr. equirca was running na
= Pullman conduct1r on he C~alifor-
mia limited between Chicago and Al
~buqueruue. He left here last Friday
and dropped dead In the Dearborn
street station In Chicago at II a. a.
m. sunday His death was caused hy
heart failure superinduccd BY acute
indigestion.
AIR. equires had been running out
Of Albuquerque for a ions time and
had a number % friends here amone
the railroad men. He was known %
. large number of travellers and had
luiif mp a substantial friendship
through hia kindness. Hla sudden
death was greatly regretted BY his
friends all along the line
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
M JUICE
FOR FRECKLES
Gflsl Make beauty lotion for
few ccnts-Ty ll

SIur,Tr ths Juice OF Two lemons N
o. hHI.lr IunfiIHiua three ounces Z
orchard vnII. sHtkH we'll and sd
have quarter pint uf the htst fr.ok
HnI iIu lotion Hui complexion beat
uflDr 90 ,'u. trD small cost
Your grocer hIs the lemons aI
u aruE Store ur toilet counter vi
supply three uUu,es OF orchard whil
Cor H few cents MueHrs thil swreI
IE fragrant lotion into The face NEED
fruH and hands each dnt nnd a
bow f"r.tllH and UI,mIshos disappo|
IrI bow ,Istr rur aud rlsy whil
N' HhIU becomes Yes o. is hard
It" IrI utNUf I|fI|fItta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
VIII Drill Deep Test
Well in Colfax County

county will soon Join the list ~ those
counties In New Mexico whore deep
tests Tor OF are being made a rfoup
uf large operators from Wichita
7 ais. Texas Will drill unr OF more
deep test wells a here a. % a.
The preliminary arrangements can be
made. They have the assurance n a
competent r~eoinrist that oll should be-
found in this locality The work Viii
doubtless be- done BY the Ration petro-
itum company which the Wichita
Pals men have decided 60 promote
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20

The University % New Mexico to-
day ADVERTISED for bids for the con.
Etruction during the coming summer
Of tho first unit OF lie engineering
building. The call for bids. which
was sent 20 local contractors and an
npunced IN Newspaper advertisements
marks h ~rcopening Of the building
program Of the university which was
suspended becane~ Of the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-05-20
Uvalde Official Leaves
For Los Angeles, Cal.

Mr " " Reese. NIDo president NJ
tho lyalde ul company leaves t1.
uirht Tor Zoe Aurrics NHuf uu re-
business trip Cor the company Mr
Reese o. capitalist tud trut. UIl OPP
orator Of IoH Angeles. hoo spent suuIr
Iu Albuquerque aud Dr. Nrrf much
pleased with the Interest that be- hr.us
shown hf local p'upl, lu thD ltIldr
uI company BE urrlIrt- 1000 rifI'
growth lu mo fHuuIHfIon uf NIhu
uurruus. Hrl bases hlH belief Boo H
bright future fuf our Town uuuu tlN
marked feeling Uf optimism Iui 'hH
fact that tho uuriugrs outlook tf thI
time ls very encouraging
Ar Eeese Will spend 20 frw iIHa boz
Ins Anr,Is- tuH viii thor tIst ItHllr
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