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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02


"n""s NV h"Sehce "l suCn
', |, ~ ua,'ii'n' N tne reason lot inc
''"n leiu'H.
'"""'''oh pchhd'
Ihe Mexican government main
t'ihs lhat cannot grant the re-
autsI OF the United states Tor Jen-
Nlhs feleise Tor the reason th8t
"nurt international Ia" no dipl"-
i'"i' intervention II apptpprlht" un.
'css " uth'hI oi jusic" has occurred
uhu hNRIs" the MEXICAN govern
uieii' - nor IN position to demand
Jth hk'hS release IN view of the sep
~ "t "''on oi lh' 'N'""n' ana ynl.'
rf ,nv.rn,no,, a'n,, ,,o ,nGnn.,a.n,n
of Tho Ami. rnu,,s hy nr. ~, Watch
JanLtra a. bcId ~. s,,nioc, ,,s,,.r
IN mis- cort,,tt,n L. a.. ay.rv.
on. krnws ,hnt dont,I ~ n,sti,.
has olrcnd, fnE,n rInc, and niso he.
cause the Mexican crnsYIution sue-
c!ficalIv riyes thc federal tribunals
OF an cases concerning
agents ana consular OF.
fcers'
"The t'nited station /, moi ia he
driven nv such subtI. arpn,nents
INTO "A de pfpusg uf IFS request for the
ie,rlsp OF NJ Jsrklrs II IL rar
Mexico to show cans, for his de
ten ION no ..r "a, I.uitr1 S.n .. to
plead FOR HE liberation Strinurd
uf oxirancous matter. with which
the Mexican not. ~ Nny,mhrr "a
to clothe H. tho naked
case or jenkins stands forth, len
kins. United states. consular aren't.
accredited To the government Of
Mexico IL imutIsnuud f,r rcrdor ng
false judicial testimony in connec-
ton with the abduction OF which
he was the victim This la the sub
stance Of the Mexican note
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,hnrI,tos nad o,"so. ,., Irou,isnn.
rart ~, lam ,rs hoca,.n -, cnl,,,,,nr
,,,,h 81, ,hdnn,nrs r,I' I'.,tion
,y,i,s, ,ha stoto 10, s..,ousI,.
h,. Won, o,.,,,non,
III "upSt interest," men, ny ue
Oh'' x" VI i"'S" h"eat'nB ofoutn'
as'H'st JrNhIi's ms aouuc'"'s ~
~ w euu',9 tl' complainant III u"
hSe OF hls ahun'lph' not 'he uo.
'ehdan' az 'ne MeNcah government
no" makes MN OUT 10 DE- hc
" MMeN'chn government ~ prosecuting
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
AWAY WITH THOSE
ACHES AND PAINS
Keen CIoan's Iinimcnt handy to put
the "fccl good" back into
the system.

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02

Interest The program also included
a lecture on home architecture.
economy IN home building Like the
first of the soriya given last night
uo 1dmias,uu viii be charged TO any
of tur Lectures
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
fo HAS CONQUERED
BLOOD TROUBLES

,'o'I.'us erupu0ns. pimples on
s. '' are both annoying and dis
,ss s Sores. ulcers. red patches.
s,s,i,. sNcllings, inflamed eyelids.
q fo,.s OF The muscles. constipa don,
toubi. W dyspepsia and stomach
toubis. '"n ni be he result OF blood
bloos Number 40 For The
kth. an ola doctors prescription.
Of hlo,s treatment Tor all forms
seieno. '''es known to medical
r.rse by 8 g. Mepdepb,u 90
"oerK Bros-Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
Have "QuIct" Tones.
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Musterole on Forehead
and Temples

A headache remedy without the dan.
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headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And II acts at
oncel Musterolc Is clean, white oint-
mcnt, made with oil Of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister. Used only externally. and In
no way Can it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal med cincs do.
Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
Group. stia neck, asthma. neuralgia.
congestion. plcurisy. rheumatism. lum-
baso, all pains and aches OF the back
or joints sprains sore muscles, bruises.
Chilblalns frosted feet, colds Of tho
chest (t often prevents pneumoniN.
SOC and 60c jars; hospital size $50.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE text
Of the note as transmitted by the
American charge at Mexico city de-
manding the release OF W. .. Jen-
slns follows
"J have not failed to transmit TO
my government the note OF the MoNi-
can government dated Nov. 90, 1919.
with reference 10 the case OF william
0 jenkins, American consular agent
at Puebla. and | am now In receipt
OF 4 reply from the government Of
the Cni,od States which | am in.
suuctsd Immediately TO transmit TO
you.
The government of the United
States declines to be drawn into a
judicial discussion OF irrelevant mat.
ters or unimportant incidents
brought forward IN connection with
this case, The Mexican government
cannot be mlslcd, II minated. by
The citation by the United States no
principle or precedent of interna-
tional law and not even IA reason for
jenkins release fog obviously no
such cltation is necessary for the
enlish'ment OF government OF the
present day The Mexican govern
ment believes and rightly so. that the
American request for Jenkins re-
lease IL not based on 'osely the
strength OF the country which makes
II; for II knows the request is
founded on the Justice OF the right
OF an American citizen and United
IN 20 i,.
ment while residing and discharg!ng
his duties within Mexican jurisdic-
lion with the knowledge and ap-
provsl Of the Mexican government.
Arguments Were Excuses.
The Mexican government may
contend that the imprisonment OF the
victim Is necessary for the investiga-
uon by Judge under tho CONSTANT
vigilance OF public opinion OF the
ruth regarding his abduction and
That right OF release on bail IL "A
palliative for such wrongful impree-
mon, but the United States Is CON
strained 10 the opinion that such
Arguments are mere excuses The
government OF the United states in
Ttes and desires the fullest possible
ne. but It cannot admit that II Is
necessary In order to ascertain the
ncn that Mr. Jenkins should be de-
Mned In prison even with tho privil-
ese OF applying FOR bail My govern
ment VIII not and ts not satisfied
hat Mr, jenkins will not place any
'teos'aole in the way OF complete and
iuil examination OF himself or his
Witnesses OF OF the events leading
Up 10 and connected with his abduc-
uoh' The Mexican government pre-
nts 10 attribute the American note
70 an Imperfect knowledge OF the
Aeiican penal laws and proceeds TO
upiain WIN refinement the intrica-
ces OF the Mexican penal proceed
,nss But the government OF the
united states fails 10 discern I'm their
sppncatlon to his case AZ the hands
me Mexican authorities any apS
yo.inaton to impartial treatment
Jenkins and the Mexican govern
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02

thc' uui',d States must lru,V lbs rc
qurs' .oT tn" immediate release "t
Cunsalar JcnAins from further m-
Irisuumtut
tS,g'r - 'LANSl\G.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-02
MEXICAN CLAIM
MERE ]! EXCUSES
Note Of u. S. Declares Ar
g1ments Are Not Suf-
ficient.
CHARGE UNSUPPORTED
M Evidence Is Presented to
Show Truth; Try to Con
fuse Issue.
o,,rrS,,Ep FROM FACE ONE

,.,.A and tho Mexican courts nave
s.c'arrd constitutional the CON
1scaIor, provisions Of the Mexican
,'rJ,,r,a'AI law AGAINST which we
h.xe taken "a strong stand rave
copy % the Mexican courts dc.
.,.,oI In ,his matter n We permit
,h. nr,perty rights ~ our nalnna IL
,r Ner.,o 10 be thus violated, where
"an a. stop suppose Erhlil and Ar.
snY,.rA ana Germany ana other ma
s,ons ad pt such a contisc ltory law
0ur interests abroad would be
wiped out o, t.-..
"Fpr hrrc years or more | nave
h..p nrml, convinced that neither
smirab.. or furcetul Intervention
IN NNIcg hy the United States Is
inevitable. / have heard nothing
her, ina, Leads me to change my
mind
And / vish 10 say that | am con
WINGED ,hat 'he state department
means business this time | also be-
lI,ye that when the state depart
ments firm stand " put before con
Sress We shall give 1t our strongest
support
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
DRAINAGE EXPERTS
ARE IN DUKE CITY
FOR INSPECTIONS
J. L. Burkholder, Of Federal Reola-
nation Service, win Accompany
Bernalillo County Men on MESH.
Ia Valley Trip.

D. 4. Burkhoider. drainage cnEin.
cot with the United states rcciamh-
ton service. Harold Cnnklln, also %
the reclamation service In charge OF
water data. and George Neil, Of the
state engineers force. are IN Albu-
uueruue today checking up data con
talngd In tho recently completed re-
port % Mr.. Neal and State Engineer
French on the Rio Grande drainage
area.
The engineers viii spend a part of
today and tomorrow on inspections
between Albuquerque AMI San Mar
claL
Mr. Burkholdcr has beer working
on the drainage In the Mesilla and
~ faHo valleys and u WIS arranged
this morning by ncrnaiiiio county
Farm Agent J. D. Tinsley for Mr.
burkhuider 90 meet D party which
wili leave Albuquerque nhruarY "a
fur a trip ~ Inspection % the drain
urp work being lone in these Valley
ThousandH ~ HCrss have been OF
VIII be reclaimed in the southern dis.
tricis by the drainage there ana u b.
hoped that the drainage work ON Inc
RIO urande valley between White
Rock and San Mnrcial which b.
known a. tho middle valley. viii u
hc started, a. thousands uf acres in
that district can 49, well boz reclaimed
aa have those IN the southern district.
~ b. expected hat between tive ny
aud thirty mtn from Bernalilio Gun
o.. who are Interested in the drainage
question In the middle Rio Grandc
section. will make the trip south with
County Agent Tinsleys party on Feb
ruary H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
BANK TELLER WITH
ARMY IN GERMANY
WRITES TO FRIENDS
R. j. sewell, With the Army Of
Occupation, Tells Of Going Over
the Top on Several occas.
ions.

Edmund Hoss. county surveyor, To-
day received o letter from ". y Rev
eii. formerly paying teller ~ the State
National bank u this city, nt present
with the American army OF occupn-
tion ~ Germany MI Scwell lrn here
in April. 1918. The letter follows
u WIS In tho san Mihici drive and
since then have heel Owe the top
twice more. our division relieved the
'agrd division on the Nerdun front
aud went over the top on De- morn
ing Of November q About I've hours
before dHNhrcnk We lnid IN holes We
dur during an awfhl bnfmKe. The
machine Eun bullets were coming lr
every direction. and big shells burst.
INK 90 around We were covered up
with art two or three Nmos Several
infH later We went over the top again
sud hen were put iu reserve, or sup
port. until the war closed.
THAT was q happy morning for ms
when We Euf D. new that the war
was over Aftcr a week w France
No wen into belgium. remained there
Two weeks and then through LuNem-
burg, into UsrmEny' We marched
most all the way ~ present We are
To- prucm. Germany. "a town Of about
5000 inhabitants There h. an oii
church here hat dates bach 20 100
4. H. We are pretty comfortably w..
Gated M q school and have good beds.
electric lights and heat"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
INDIANS GET FLU,
SAN JUAN COUNTY
f, UNDER QUARANTINE
Reports From Pennington, N. NJ,
Show That 400 Persons Are III
With Influenza and Pneu.
monia.

Fan Juan county u under strict
quarantine because ~ the spanish In.
fiuenNa epidemic, according TO In
formation received here 10y the super
lntcudent 81 Indian irrigation. The
railroads have been asked 10 observe
the quarantine aud u ~ understood
no passengers are getting off the
trains Tho Indian agent u compel
linz the Indians o. remain on the res
ervstion and has placed a ban on pub
lie meetings.
In Pennington San Juan county.
there ARE more than zoe cases ~ In
flueuxa. The epidemic b. reported 10
be- more violent than u was IN october
when the disease first al serious
Many Of the NHsalos, Jews dis
patches from the reservation report
are killing their skinny ponies n
dogs and eating them The Indians
are very much afraid ~ the disease
The medicine men u the tfihe aye
busy with weird ceremonies c~ndeaVnr-
ing tn frirhton away the influenza
~ understood that medicine dances.
Ia an effort To- place r. huuduu ON the
fu. are being held. lut the medicine
men. with thrlr mysterious relies,
their mystic sand paintings ~
strange rites. which from time imme-
mortal have struck terror into the
hearts of the evil spirits AVE no 81
feet whatever ON the 'Nu bug The
Indians uro reluctantly turning 90 the
white man Tor medicine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
OF ORGANIZED
GOVERNMENT ARE TO
Be PR0DED BY j S.
Senate Adopts Resolution Extend.
ing Powers Of investigating
Committee to Include Inquiry
Into All Anarchist Movements.

Washington. Foh. O. After extend
ed and vigorous criticisms hy several
senators ~ alleged hWicss pruparnu-
du the euate today adopted "a rrsu.
luton extending the powers of d
senate committee investigating Ger
man propaganda 10 inquire into other
activities which u was charged
sought the overthrow of the govern
mcnt
In the debate Senator KelloFg. of
Minnesota. declared propaganda wus
being carried ON hy an active or
SANITATION scokinr 90 overthrow the
government hy Violence
senator Myers ~ Montana, reiter-
utcd criticisms made yesterday by
Senator Thomas OF Colorado, 81 a
public meeting held in r. Washington
thDnter sunday in which the Russinn
lulshrNlk government WIS reported
praised and which was attended by
several members 81 the house.
senator Thomas interrupted sent.
tor kelloFr- statements To- name the
Industrial Workers ~ the Morlu ss AN
active ltwless organization senator
Kellogg said the T. " ". Included
foreign anarchists o. Senator buruh
OF Idaho observed hat ~ he'd the
same element Zoo which We sent 500.
600 600 the other day
senator Weeks NJ Massachusetts,
NNN NHN HNN NNNNN NMN NLNNNNN w wv 2 NN
ted States du not understand that the
real purpose of the propaganda WAS
90 overthrow the government and UNI
40 that was Understood 10 could not
hp stamped out
A resolution calling upon the at
tornry general Co inform the senate
REGARDING whether BE was making an
Investigation uf the circumstance SUR,
rounding the Washington meeting and
utNaH ton. 400. LYHnH HaLsR FsNaHNNH
% the cuforcDurnt uf law ln the bis.
triCt nf Columbia. was introduced 10y
senator p~oiHdrNttr uf Washington
i~uishcvism both at home and In
Hussiu h. dealt with too softly aud
gently. senator Myers said
senator pNtrmtu suggested nat n
the espionage Hrt was repealed there
would be- no law To check the prupa-
gauda. senator Hurth replied mat
the espionage trt did not meet tho
situation and made a vigorous plea
Tor the u%reurnIuE 81 A~mcriclni-m aud
Tor opposition 90 lnternhuonhlism lla
said the league 90 enforce peace would
start 20 campl.su from Boston lu u
tcw days, uddins
~ they succeed they viii ultimate
lY land as precisely whore the hul-
shsvists would land us"
IudCr the resolution Of Senator
Walsh. the Judiciary Committes'N puW
crs IRE extended 40 ps 60 include an
thority to investigate "auN cffutts hs-
Ing made 60 propagate iu this Couu
! try the principles OF any PARIS cNor-
Clsiuu ur claiming Co exercise author.
ity In Russia. whether such efforts
originate boz flis country or ARE lucii.
cd or financed from abroad aud FUR
Their Ia nuuifr into any effort Go b.
cite the overthrow OF the government
NJ ihiH country. ur all governments hy
force or hy the destruction II lie or
property Ca the general cessation %
Industry"
The resolution was adopted without
a dissenting vote
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS

Pay your dues TO the "g-bit" cius
Fogr-O TaNi Service. Phone 40.
Auto springs. all makes Korber Co
faxi. Phoae i7t. Nicholson Taxi
Miss Daisy prcstei h. In the city
from kokom1, ind. visiting her
brothers J. ". and Loo Prcstel
Regular meeting ~ Temple lodge,
\ o O. a " A A. ~, tomorrow eve
ming nt fsa0. visiting Manons welcome.
The name uf CaliHtro Hernandez,
Roswell. appears In trdny'a iiHt u
casualties he h. reported az being
wounded soN sreiy
The baptist Ladies Ala and Mis-
siOnary society business meeting VIII
be- postponed from Thursday. Feb g.,
to Feb 10. An the ladies are request
ed 20 meet az french's chapel 90 at
tend the funCrl services VI Mrs
Fanny Formhy at glo pm, Thurs
day. Fob. s.
The first meeting ~ the executive
committee ~ the business Wumen's
club met last night ut the Y W g.
a. and discussed their plans for the
future activities nf the organization.
Dr and Mrs. flowers 81 Kansas
city parents % MrsEW o. Hope. haV-
ing heard - tho arrival ~ a Ercat
grandson "a the home of Mr. aud Mrs
Lester Cooper s02 West Roma ave-
nue.. are already ON their way here TO
help welcome the nov arrival
JudFe j. o. McFie ~ SANTA ". vas
here Yesterday attending "a mectiuE
Of the board NJ directors ot the south
western sunttcrluW. The board IN
planning some extensive improve.
menta.
MR. stroup entertained the Ten
Dnns last night 90 dinner ana Supt
Perry 81 the Indian school had "a pa
per on The H~cahsorptiun of Re-
turned soldier Into civilian life Mr..
Earle Watt, m extension professor of
The Agricultural college, was the out.
of-tnwn guest
The regular monthly meeting ~ tho
Missionary society ~ the broadway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

der Of Railway Conductors, aida az :
O'Clock this morning 1T his home o
North EdIth street. He had been In
~ health for the last year. hut was
able 10 work most % the time. For
years he served ~ = conductor. A.
The time Of his death b. wa employed
h a brakeman and ms run was be-
tween this city ana WinaloN, Ariz.
Mr. strain r. survived by his widow.
three daughters, Mrs. j. = BowdiHh.
and Mrs. n. T.. FailFan ~ Los An
eeles. Calf. and ~ three sisters and
one brother In the east strong
nrothcrs will have charge Of tho fun-
erai arrangements, which will b. an
nounccd later. Members Of the q. n.
g viii be palibearers
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
Lawyers Want
Abstract Making in
Duke City Changed

~ the regular mcnthly luncheon
- the Lawyers club held yesterday
nt the y NJ q a. ~ was decided
10 present for the approval OF ihc
lawyers "a sct OF rules governing alb
Etrast makinE in city and county n
4 understood that the club viii adopt
the rules
" A. kslshsr read u paper ~ tho
luncheon entitled Abstracts and
Titlcs' Aucr the reading Of the pa
uer 70 discussion followed The club
named n committee Consisting OF 4.
~ NcNfiilen. u q Cuors BE-, and "
\ keleher Co draw up a set Of rules
and suggestions ben making abstracts
~. ~ Hanna. formerly chief Justice
or the supreme ruuft WIS admitted
fu The lawyer club
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
KNIGHT OF
K. OF {. TO VISIT
CITY FEBRUARY IS
james A. Flaherty, Who Has Had
Direct Charge Of All knights Of
Columbus War Work, to Come
Here Soon.

James a. Flahorty Of Philadelphia.
supreme knight % the Knights %
Columbus % America. will visit Al
buquerque on February ~. members
Of the order announced todHy. upon
the receipt Of a telegram from phlia.
deiphia. A reception long to he re-
menbered u being planned by tho
knights u Columbus Of Albuquerque.
Tor the occasion.
Mr.. Fiaherty. for the last three
years. has been M the head ~ the
knights Of Columbus war prEanixa-
ton. which has worked hard FOR tho
comfort of soldiers and sailors in va
riuus camps aud training stations.
both IN the United Stltc1 and abroad.
while In New Mexico. Nj Fithcry
viii visit Fort rsysrd and on Febru-
ny %. viii assist In the dedication
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
Manslaughter Charges
Dismissed Against Man

A charge Of mansiaurbter. made
against Jack Torres. truck driver.
vas dismissed by Justice % the Peace
poiicarpo sanchez. IN Bareina. this
morning. Torres wnn arrested IN con-
nrrtinn with the death u Levi Apoda-
ca. i1-yeaf.old boy who died January
40 from injuries received when he was
run over hy the auto truck driven By
Torres. This morning. AZ the hearing.
witnesses testified that the boy at
tempted to climb on the truck. and
was represented By W A. Koleher.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

ten days vkl,. k'r. wlnn h supervisor
% the aha National forrest.
y ~ Asp % Winston. arrived here
last night
g. W. Fawcett Of VI paso. h in the
city today.
Excelsior lodge No. 4 Degree 81
Honor. viii mcef In regular session TO-
morrow afternoon az $40 o'clock IN
the J. ~. o. y. hall.
r. W Hoyte. Santa Fc agent. ~ IN
Nebraska on n business frip.
Friday afternoon. IN the office Of
the Santa ~ agent. the safety ON
mittee Of the Stallion viii meet I'm
portant matters VIII be discussed ne
To- gathering.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
BREAKS COLD IN
FEW HOURS TRY IT
First dose Of Pape's Gold Com
pound relieves all grippe
misery

Don't stay stuffed upf
Quit blowing and gnufflluff 4 dose
OF papc's Cold Compound taken
every two hours until thee donan nre
tuken VIII end grippe misery and
break up Y aotefe cold either In tho
head. chest, bod o. limbs.
u promptly opens ~clorged-up los
triln ana air passages. stops nasty dis
charge or noe running relieves SICK
headache. dullnesa. fescrlshnUsA aoro
throat. nneckina. aorcnts ant aufl-
ness.
"pnpc'a Cold compound' Is tho
quickest. aurrat relief known and
costs only n few rents NJ DRUG stores
u acts without assistance. tastes nice.
and aua M Inconvenience. Don't
accept n substitute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

santa Fs. y NJ f.b @ Member
OF The STATE TuA commission. nov ir
executive secession here TODAY appoint
ct tho %fniinwiur n,it aHsnts John
~ WILEY. silver tIff r 7 MulIUltr.
~ purtalrs uud = " thaVss of
santa Co. Tho selection Of the office
force viii hr t,u o. tho secretary,
John IocrUa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
Mortusry


Forrest " Coll. aged AZ. died thin
morning al his home on the High
lands lie had lived In the city for
three weeks The body was taken 10
niakemore's mortuary 10 be prepared
for shipment to Kansas city. which
wa the deceased mnn's home before
coming here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

The funeral 81 Mrs. Fannie A..
Fornby. nNed SIS. who died Tuesday
afternoon AZ the fomc 81 her broth
er. a. l. Aaron. 1894 North Second
street, viii he held AZ Frcnch'a chapel
nj Lac Thursday afternoon. Burial
will be made a. Mound View Gene
teri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05
William J. Strain,
Santa Fe Trainman,
Dies in City Today

william r strain. Tor twenty seven
years a tralnuun employed hy the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-05

csremonios Of 4 $4,000 knights Of
Columbus hut recently built at Fort
Bayard.