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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27
BRITISH TROOPS OUT OF
NO. RUSSIA WITHIN WEEP

London. Sept 2s-Evac1ation Of
North Russia hy British troops VIII
he completed within 4 week. accord
ing to the Evening Standard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

Mlss H2r-is viii visit the school So
pe1-v.sed home gardens ON the East Sids
today The children are requested n
be al home Il possible and have their
home garden records made up ID date
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-27

FROM the IeRgne bur destlrure peoples
there.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28
NEAUSEALESs GALLO
MEL BEST MEDICINE
FOR A LAZY LIVER
CNIOTARS, TI3E NEW KIND OF
CAIAlMEL. DOES THE WORK
WITHOUT THE SLIGHTEST IN.
PIEASANTNI.SS OR DANGER

You have always thought OF calo-
mel as the hes and surest medicine
in tile world bat too uauseating for
Won 20 take That was the old-style
calomeL Now science has taken The
Sting out Of calomel hy removing IT'S
unpleasant and dangerous qualities.
and has kept an its good liver
cleans and system purifying effects.
The next time you are bilious or
constipated ask for Calntahs. the
sew nausenless calomel Sold only
IN original sealed packages, price
'hirty-fiye cents. One tablet az bed
time with a swallow OF water,
that's an No taste. no gripping. no
nausea. no salts You wake up in
the morning feeling line, your liver
active, your system purified. and
with 4 hearty appetite for breakfast.
Fat what You please--no danger OF
salvation Your money hack az any
tlrng store Il you are not perfectly
delighted with Calotabs adv.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28
Freckles
MARCH WORST MONTH FOR THIS
TROu Bl.E-HOM To RE-
MOVE EASlI.N.

There's O reason Why nearly every
body ireck.ea iu March gut happily
there 's also q remedy for these ugly
blomishes. and no one need stay
freckled.
Simply go an ounce OF Thine. dau-
Bile strength from your druggist and
apply iit... of 10 night and morning.
and 90 O feU days you should see that
even the worst freckles have begun
20 disappear while the light ones
have vanished entirely Now is the
time 90 ril yourself of freckles. for
II not removed now they may stay
all summer and spoil an otherwise
beautiful complexion Your money
back b. Otlue fails
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28
BACK LIKE A
BOARD? IT'S
YOUR KIDNEYS

There's no use SUFFERING from Oh.
Nisi agony Of lame bach. Don't wsit
~ y passes Of" II only comes ny
,na the cause and stop IL Dises.ed
..suiuons Of kidneys are usually indi-
Gated by sta lame backs and ofSsr
NIshs,hinE pains, which are natures sis.
cas- for help %S
herts the remedy. When Won feel
sls hfst twlnges ~ pain or sYne,S.
st'e any Of these symptoms ret knsv
~ once. 60 TO your druggist snd -,
eeh OF the pure. original COIn
htllAL HAarlem OH CAPSULES i'm.
ported fresh every month from The
% evrstorles Ia Haarlem. Holland
rlessant and easy Go take. thev iasfsnI-
attAek the poisonous germs clorritg
'oet system and bring quick relief
Tor over two hundred yesrs Tia
nave been helping the sick. WV ny,
~ them Sold everywhere by NJ.
sable diusgists in sealed pscfases
Ahfee sites Money back II thev a.
10 help YOU Ask for aG0ID
hhllA aud be sure the nan.
GOLD MEDAL" is % the Dor.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28
IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
ADOPTS SEASON SCHEnt' IL


By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO March az
Adoption OF schedule Tor the 1919
baseball season was announced here
tonight 90 the close oi special
meeting OF the Officials Cd the patif
II Coast Baseball league The COM
plete schedule will Doe made public
later Tho hedule iur ODE OPENING
day April s. announced a- iolioNf.
April IS. Portland zoo los Angles
seattle az S.u Francisco oakland az
Sacramento Vernon u Sall Lake
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28
FIFTH ST NUAl MEETING
NOW IN PROGRESS At
SECOND BAPTIST cut RCH.

Quite a number of visitors arriv.
cd today 10 attend the Finn snnd,v
meeting which is being held with
the second paprist Cb1rcb 4, I,ta
city. Among the visitors win he
found some ~ a.. le.di,, ,rinis,.,.
u this section ana the program.
viii be- very instructive
The program for today is AS fol-
lows
%. M Devotional Robert pryde
$50 10 slH.I5 I'd M. The pastor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28
Would Rcy,>c Yachting Rules

HN NatH. lhtNa ftfa
LONDON March 20 The Yacht
Racing Association of Grcl, Britain
tuda, CahIcd The New York Yacht
club inviting 30 and other American
Yacht club 90 take part iu an inter
national Conference vith view to
gh.uFiug the measurement rules
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28
RArNiR pliENTS BRITISH
MunI NV EIGHT ON POINTS
ay Auoeia,,d rr,s

LONDON March Audic Rat
ncr o. Am defeated Roy Mc-
Cormick British midaleweight on
points iu q % round boxing contest
in the Ho.huru stadium ,unlght
The rgbf VAS holly contested bur
me american proved the better and
LI.lLnr L-ANr-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28
BILLIARD Cll AMPION IEAns
CHALLENGER N MITCH


" NI0UTIaTHU 7 ftsa,
DETROIT March 81 Alfred De
orc world three cushion billiard
champion TOOK Head of 10 point
over Gus Copulos. Che challenger. in
the first block of their 100 point
match for the dtle here tonight To-
nights play went ft inning C0pu-
los scoring point while the cham
nIOn made r.y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28

AIR aud AIRS. Reed Curtis whd
are connected With the Happy on
a Gas company have returned from
their ranch near Channlns where
they had been Tor several days ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28

D % Taylor ol Oakland, CALI
Tom Kennedy of Clarendon ar ana
Airs G. - Singleton 90 Clovis. y.
81. Mrs q stone OF Detroit Mich
o.. T. lllar of Los Angeles Calf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28

Dusty Farnum shoots hard,
rides hard and loves hard in "A
Man in the Open" at the Olympic
Friday and Saturday. SIC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28

At the ETA. A. " Davidson ut
Canyon. J 4 street oi Tucumar,
- ~, IS. I hamilton aud Bite 1T
Ia Vesia. Colo Ray Beverly Of
clarendon u e. King Of Newliu
= Cesten OF sherman j q McSpJt-
ien % clovis y. a.. N a Clary %
Kansas City NO l. a. SWines of
Groom q. O.. Ford 8i Oklahoma
chs. Okla. g. o. Smith of Stations
fsoht Harvey oI Clarendon Tip
Mooney 81 shamrock Nr and Mrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28

HOTEL AIRlNAIN.


81 the Amdriin. SAM sanders
OF Miami. } T. Ellis of Dallas Ben
q Burkett OF Dallas Emil g. Roseu.
berger. Montgomery City, No. e..
v. Mckee OF Kansas CRY hio a.
D Brown OF Lockury 4 J Whit
ney OF Clovis. s Al IS s. ''u-
nings OF Denver. Colo. " @ Bash
fond OF Dallas. D. % Slaughte, ~
Hereford. j 81 GalbraiiH ~ De-
troil j. H Cdrdwell 90 Hereford.
Ar, " T. McllhaIty ol 30 Worth
Geo. u Bowers of nllmrt. g. +.
Wilson OF Denver. ulu Maurice
Greenfield of houston. NJ e. Tea
que and Paul Coleman ul Burfhur-
nett. J E!lerd ct plaiuyirw 49,
O.. Meyers OF Dallas Florence Hens
ley AMI D. Day OF oklahoma city,
OKLA
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28

8s Anocaict ptss,
CHICAGO. Varch Weakness
d'teluurf The corn marker today
largely resnlI oi sharp decliuts
boo fhe value OF rye and barley and
owing io rporJs that Argentine corn
WAS being Hroughi to come 20 This
country lc close was heavy G. G
tu co. r. loser with Mas ltN 90 las
I-S and JHiy faT 90 1877. Oats
lost -. r. 2i,c and provisions &C.
Co o..
oar EIF way with other cereJt
and Harm. oil extended rtipnd aed
ing
IrU. descended with corn
Packer SOLD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-28

hv AHsH. aifI Pfsss
NEW YORK.. March 80 COTTON
closed fc points OF from lhe hc~f
I.1rI realizing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-30

A musical attraction of exceptional
merit and one that has made a most
favorable reputation in the leading
theaters of this country, is Irving Ber-
Inns international syncopated musi-
cal success watch Your Step which
may be seen at the Crystal opera
house, Friday and Saturday, October
and 4.
No musical play produced for many
seasons past has been so widely talk
ed about and no music has been more
widely sung or is more familiar to
everyone in this country than are
those delightful syncopated melodies
of Watch Your step
1t reflects much but copies nothing
except as a kindly burlesque or can
didly given Renaissance. 1t is kindled
with the spirit of harmless clean
frolic and has a story which serves
only to connect the twenty odd song
numbers. such n novelty is Watch
Your Step" that it expresses a depart
ure from the usual musical comedy
with clean wit, sharp. modern, new
and agreeable. adjoining the briefest
scene or song. and the music is so
tuneful and simple, so fetching ana
iaunty, that every tune of it crops
out at will almost complete as
whistley memory.
1t is written in three acts and seven
scenes, the costumes are all fresh
and new, the scenery all new and
built on the Urban idea, and it is only
reasonable to presume that as Watch
Your Step" has been the talk Of the
theater-going public of this city for
some time that the Crystal opera
house will be crowded when this at
traction is presented here.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-30

W. Z. METCALF has moved his in
surance and real estate office from
321 West Gold avenue to lls South
Third street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-30
LOCAL ITEMS

Martin & Thorn, Taxi. Phone 273.
II, Q. Duerr has returned from Den
yer.
Born, yesterday to Mr.. and Mis-
Ed Saazar, North Afno, a son.
Judge George Craig returned yes
terday morning from Santa Fe.
MIR. c. A. Washburn has returned
from a visit to Galveston, Texas.
Doctor Bower, osteopathic physician,
n. T. Armijo BlGs, Office phone 22i.
Mrs. Mamie Tierney left Sunday
night for southern California for
visit
Mrs. Sadie Gale, of Bisbee, Ariz., Is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred M.
Russell
Lawrence Lee moved his offices yes
terday to rooms IN tho FIRST National
bank building,
Fred C. SganZini returned last sat
urday from eighteen months service
in the United States navy
Mrs. NJ. s. Otero, North Eighth
street. was taken yesterday to me
PRESBYTERIAN hospital for Ueatmen..
Miss Elsie Shinn Of Washington. ID,
c.. Is visiting at the home of Mr. ana
Mrs. S. H. Bush. S14 West Coal aF-
cnue.
Mr. ana Mrs. James Tierney, Of
Shreveport. La, are visiting Mr.. Tier
ney's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Tierney,
II. A. Poe. salesman at the store of
J. Korber q Co. has returned to his
duties after two weeks vacation spent
I'm Taos county.
l.. A. McRae and family returned
Saturday night from a trip of two
,,,opt h. tn their former home in Nova
Scotia. They had a delightful trip.
Clinton Anderson. John Tombs ana
DR. A. G.. Shortlc have gone to Los
Angeles to attend the meeting OF the
Southwestern Tuberculosis assocla-
ton.
Charles Schmidt returned yesterday
from a trip TO Warrensburg, Mo-. on
business connected with the settle
ment of the estate Of John Schmidt
deceased,
A rattlesnake, measuring four ana
half feet long. was killed by f, 70.
Dearth Sunday in Tijeras canyon. the
snake measured eight inches in cir
conference.
Merritt W. OldaKer, came down
from Pendelton yesterday morning,
where he has been employed IN the
state survey department the last
three months.
Miss Margaret Maher, nurse In
Or. l.. G., Rice's and Dr. Il, Il. Rogers
offices, returned home yesterday from
san Francisco, after six weeks bust
ness and pleasure trip.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
WHOLE HOE INDUSTRY
n = PROITTEE1uNGLCIAnG

washington. Aug. H.-Ihe hign
prizes " shoes was declared 20 be due
10 excessive prohts taken by every
factcr in the shoe production Industry.
IN a report 10y the federal trade COM
mission 20 congress- made public to-
day. The packers were charged with
having begun the pyramidine Of shoe
prices by an unwnrrnnted Increase In
The price Of hides, the supply Of
which they were said 10 control. on
Top Of this the tanners have taken
"exceptionnl pronts while the shoe
manufacturers have demanded an
unusual Margin" and the retailers
have charged prices that are mot
1uafmable."
The commissions report covers the
1our-year period from 1914 20 1913.
To show that the packers have
made unwarranted increases In the
price OF packer hides. the report
pointed out that the price dinerenuai
between their hideE and country
hides-hides Of a lower Erade-har
Increased ffar beyond the usual pro-
portion"
Charges Of excessive prohts against
tbs tanner and the shoe manufacturer
were said 20 be supported by ''tns
high rates Of return on Investments"
in both Industries following the price
increases.
The public" said the report. had
10 pny prices for shoes that not only
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
Sheriff's Office
Shocked by Phone
Message and Result

Hurry. He stabbed her. Come
Quick"
The above telephone message from
Third Street and Atiuntlc avenue last
night stirred Tho snerifrs office into
Wild activity. Deputy sheriff Charlie
Eanehurdt rushed down to the south
snd Of town. cloVls Salnsnr met finn.
she y aiabbed. I think abe u going
10 din'F
Where IL shes- asked Bnnrhardt.
Clu<le snlazar led the deputy to ne
rear Of HIS house aud showed HIM the
iflnR-nnnuy-Roat% Hunchnrdt's We.
nnrks are unpfintahlc. II seems that
Clovis s~ainznfR goat had n pre-ilec-
don for tho rioWers and garden truck
az Frank kcr,tr's yard text door,
d fonunesa fhnt KcrYte resented. lie
Oatncd saiazmf That the latter had
hctter keep hle Eunt az homo. l-ast
ninht the roat paid kcrytc another
visit and filled 70 overlooking the cup
Of his evaporation lie rushed out
win a hutrher.knifc and handed the
aoat the coup-dc-rfnce.
Al M hearing this morning before
Justice Of the Peace poiicarpi0 SAM
chez. thc case was amicnhly settled
upon kerytc'a paying saluxtr the val
De OF his goat estininted at $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
Annual Meeting of
Health Society May
Join Teachers Meet

Plans for holding the annual meet
ing uf the New Mexico Public Health
association in conjunction with The
annual teachers meeting In Alhu-
qucrque this fall we're discussed by
the members OF the executive hoard
of health society al their business ses-
sion last evening. -Four rev directors
wero chosen 20 an vacancies caused
Dy death and removal from the state.
The board devoted much time to
the consideration OF a tentative bud
get FOR work In 1890. Work wns out
lined which would mean an extensive
broadening Of the present scope Of
the organization and would enable
Ehe society TO be OF material hencnt
TO the recently created state health
board.
The now directors are; Or. c. r.
Waller. state health commissioners
George l.. Ulrich ~ C~arrlzozo; Arch
bishop Albert DAGGER OF Santa fe.
and A.. .. lntcrricdcn ~ Walden. MIR.
fnterrleden will represent Grant
county until the division OF that dis
irict 10 make iiidaigo ccuu.y on jan
uary LIST. The ret!ring diregiors we're
Major n. &. Kirkwood, Major J. n.
Mckeon, Archbishop ritaval and
Charles 4, Spices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
Close Contract for
1000 Foot Well in
the Tularosa Basin

Charles @. wilfone. Of the Ranger
Burkburnett 2 ularosa Basin on COM
pany. this morning completed a con-
tract with an important Texas oil
drilling company. for the drilling OF
a f,000-foot test well. on the COM
pans's 9.fuO acres OF leased land In
rularosa basin, otero county. Mr..
Wilfong say that tho contract calls
Ter the beginning OF drilling within
nineiy dnyn and that the well Is re-
Quircd to 60 to 1000 feet minimum
depth unless oil should be encounter
ed before that depth Is reached. The
drilling company. II r. understood.
has tascn the contract on the basis
of part Interest In the company'H
lenses and on a royalty on produce
ton basis.
The SINKING OF this well will give
the Tularosa haain another important
test and with the Cox well. for which
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
Wsshouts Bring
Eltinge 'sEiimself"
to Albuquerque

There b. good TO he found 10 c,Sr,-
thing. sven W wnshoup. 10 WIN loot
nprd nnonEit. According 20 Horace "
sherman, mansger OF The cN stat thee
ater.
Tho washonts on ;he santo Fe coast
fulinn Eltnar and "a 3ofa Rovuc
al to bits. Mr. SHERMAN found ont
lhout " ard ~ hurnlns np q few OF
Mr.. NooSay'x tticrranh Wires was
ftfe 10 sccufo.tho famous player. his
his even more famona syncopatrd or
aheziiu for r twn-day- cneaNcment "a
mo Cr,Htnl on August i2th and 18Th.
Thus the woHhouts have served not
cnly ar. SDcfman hNt the amusement
accking puhHo of Albuquerque y good
turn because the clrntt 10 coo Julian
titinE. "him6cir" hnd his big and
brilliant show In an event in the fat
southwest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
CATFtEhEN ENDORSE
d GAME REFUGE BILL

A resolution heartily endorsing tho
Nobinaen Game Refuge bn nov be-
tofe congress vas passed by The ex-
rtufitt cbmmittce Of the New Meelco
Stttle Ufercfe' a~1soe|af.on, as AI1Edr-
Sew aiesscn oa6,- prsseciirs ssss-
tsz,Ioa sisstd ied1S ihzf he no6In-
tna bal 4 rocflflhx strong sorrprf
NrIn froft1nen aud caltltmtu
tHfonNboat tht nQulhwtIA,
Iht HotIuaon HIl provides fer tho
fnIahIIftUfut o. small areas through
ont The wooniaInOpa saetlcne u the
#fFI - which no hrntlng uin be al
texrt sithfy y @ out % ss4ton. p
on these areas IS reft1scs "a that the
overflow WIN rfstork % surrounding
bunting Fufiu0A
Local spefisalcn state shat such
ttinrra ac1Irrfd 0rouahont the.
1nonntain districts would greatly linz
prove the deer and turkey hunting
within a few YEAR. and 4lso 10 away
with any aeteeiH for i've tear closed
accomplish The sane purpose a. long
rIorN1 t1anonA. bit have proven
4H~iefarforv. trcaslee they provide re-
1|ef before the a~nse has Dcen killed
off. instead y afinfTofd. when u n
often too late.
Game fefogea viii not Interfere
with hnntInf, local aportemen say.
because NOS over 10 per cent Of the
hunting grounds viii be Withdrawn
as refugees. The Robinson bill also
specifically provides aEalnnl the ex-
tiusIon Of live stock. md specifically
Iptrsnitg tho txttrfnInAtipr OF prfda-
iory animals within Same refuEoa.
The new hlu y aeld 10 be practically
. copy Of The HnrnAday hill which
1fecefred wide publicity three years
nec. but was not poaFsd because Of
The war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
DENVER DISTRICT ATTORNEY
READY non NOTION

Denver, Colo. Aug. AN the ma
chinery Of the department OF justice
In this district VIII he set IN motion
TO unearth any cases Of p~rOhteerinF.
aud any and all offenders VIII be Wig
orously Prosecuted" said United
States District Attorney Harry r..
Tadrow OF Denver. IN connection with
the order OF Attorney General PAL
mcr calling upon all United States
district attorneys 20 proceed tmmedi-
ately in the prosecution Of persons
guilty Of boarding foonsfuns.
Il am In the midst OF an ~investiga-
ton Of the situation as II applies TO
this district said Mr.. Tedrow.
There has been considerable ron
fusion regarding the entire subject
matter OF ~pronteering that has been
going on throughout the country, that
Il IL necessary 10 get clearly before us
precisely what the facts are before
taking action"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
Who's Here
TODAYS ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS


rtattat<r
Jose Chavez. Santa Fe.
y. Duran, Duran, N. M.
Ben Hirickfadth. las Vegas.
Mrs. W. x. Nawter. Richmond.
y. X. Nouter. Richmond.
g. y Cancn. New York City.
= Nurgue1. seboyct1-
u. c. Froat. ~ rago
Geo. VI. Hayes and wile. 81. Louis.
J. A. EnpIank- Tueras canyon.
- &. Nuahworth, Pueblo.
J.. A. pno. Gallup.
Joe Epstein. san ~rfnncisco.
A. y Harvey. las Vegas.
Ben Qlguln. Focofro.
a.. "A. Mcdonald. ~ pnso.
r. NJ Kelly. ~ Paso.
,. w. johnson. Denver.
J. rNnnficld. san Pedro.
ALvARADo.
j. =. Curtis. Los Angeles.
u y. Deuanieu. Los Angeles.
j. +. puhlcr, Lubbock, Tex.
- N. Russell. Denver.
y q. Robertson, New Mexico.
r.. n. Hobart. Snntn Fo.
Al Wallace. Denver.
y. y. Clark, san n~prnardino.
y. =. Brockiehank. W~elisvfilc.
BERT Lnrx. Denver.
chas. Melt. 81 louis.
y. y. Wyetf. socorro.
J. Davis. San Francisco.
Mrs. 3 81 Wcstman. Pittsburgh.
&. n. Canman. Denver.
r. Wruedly. MaRdnlena.
Robt. T. skinner. Capt u. &. A.
w. E. GoodlDe. Philadelphia.
J.. \. ipepperiAv. New York CITY.
,. >. Week. Believfcw.
g Q. Blood. silver City.
r. y. Hyrne. Denver.
Chas. Walsh. Amarillo.
81 4. Klein. New York City.
II. X. Watkins. Phoenix.
COMBS.
Robert Chavez and wire, Los runns
Harry N. ~Chaseuright. Chicago.
s. A Thomas. sun Diego. Calf.
n. u. Cummins. FL Pnso.
=. y. Harmon. Noeales.
J. NJ. Linn. Santa Fe.
H. Morse. San B~<ernardino, Calf.
VIM. Hopcwcll. Cuba. \
Sam Bnnoff, Gallup.
J. NJ. Jacobson. Gallup.
J. ID. Well aud family. Roswer.
J. :. Gardi.o. Magdalona. I
u. Boon and wife. Los Angeles. =
u. y. HilGebr1nd. stanton. Va.
II. r. Fiucen. Denver.
Hal Daniel. M paso. \
Mira Sam Cotton. Beicn.
Mr.. and Mrs. D.. Simpson. Washing
on. ID. c.
J. A. Cunningham and wife. Gains
ille. Tex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06

Imuaa1fc 70 congress. Their nature
has not been disclosed.
President wilson declined 70 ncccdc
10 4 suggestion o. Representative
Nondoll. republican o leader, that
hn noatpcne addrcaaine congress on
the hlfh cost o. living Until Tuesday.
The president wrote air. Monden that
the situation nov vas scute AZ " was
rot 10 adjourn and thrt be felt u hir
duty 10 present his views % congress
al the earlicrt possible moment.
Mi. WILSON also sent letters 10
Speaker Giliett and Vice President
Marshall. Informing them o. bis In
tentfon 10 address a Joint session OF
congress at : o'clock Friday after
noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06

F~Itl1hufF, IA, Auc- t.-~FhFFaHts
we're issued this ~nffernoon for the ar
rest Of three cileers OF the PittShurg
branch Of the Central Sugar company
The lnfnrmationa, which we're sworn
10 by Special Agent Edgar J.. speer,
OF the department Of Justice. charged
TIA the company duriuE the last Two
weeks SOLD sugar at - cents q pound
Wholesale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06

u. q, narrph. OF Barton. Estnucia
was In the city today bringing
a delivery OF cream from his rnnch
Tie ALSO brought with him n box Of
beautiful peaches and apricots. grown
On tho ranch o. his father. J. q. Oar.
rah. The fruit came from trees that
hnN ''een grown ~sfrieiiy by dry-farm-
ing methods, and have never mad any
irrigation. Tho We're as fne fruit
OF the kinds Ms has ever been brought
to Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
KIwANIANs ENTERTAIN
NEW O. OF @. SECRETARY

II. u. watkins, now secretary OF
the Chamber Of Commerce. was the
OF honor AZ The Kiwanias' lunch
con today and was received with
hearty applause when at the close OF
his Introduction he told OF what he
hoped TO do for Albuquerque.
The oral booster was Dr. W. q.
Hope. His paper was on medical IL
lus!ons and healcrs. Tho silent boost
was from Gross Kelly a Co. "a box OF
cigars. and the attendance prize was
a pocket nashlirht donated By Chas
r. Eller and won by G. 4. French.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
Mortuary

JoHNsON-The funeral Of ". u
johnson VIII be held at Z O'Clock thll
evening from the French chapel, REV.
A. N. knudson Of st. pauls Lutheral
church ufiiciating. lnterment Will I'D
In Fairview cemetery.