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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

MY Wy HDSi cry ~ HoeulN, jane
posiadal pred przyjSciem ma ten
cgzystowaly, a pc parafiach
tcz buduja tn kosciol, tam szkole,
6wdzie co inncgo planujq i robiq
- ma wszystko potrzeba pienie--
dzy, ma wszystko sk}adkuja, kol-
lektuja: ktoz tam ma to da? Bo.
gael profcsyonisci?.. Nicdocze-
kanie! Ct DO sic najczescicj i be-
parafii o~bywajq, a jeSli do mich
naleza, to .,dla byznesu"! -
Dale wiec znowu, dajc zawsze,
lud, ubogi lud mas lud nicwy-
czcrpanic ofiarny!
-
Najwiekszc i najszczersze IT,
znanic tym ofiarnym braSom ma.
Sym sic nalczy! Tych taksowac
nj przymuSzac nicma scnsu,
nj p~otrzeby, tym wystartzy slo-
wo poczciwc zacllety - czy Z
ambony, czy w towarzyStwie,, czy
w g~azecic, ktora czytaja chetnie,
czy ma wiecu W sail paTafialnej,
gdzie przecic Cd zamachu bicdni
- w kazdym razic niczamozni
Wyrobnicy skladali pc kilkana.
seize tysiecy dolar6w W jedno pc.
poiudniu, samiSmy widzieli RE
czy takic; ma takich kilkana5cic
tysiecy trzcbaby Bog vie, wielu i
jak dlugich skladek naszych
bogaczy. Z kt6rych cato kazdy
prawie posiada ..kare' - AUTO
mobil i ,hauz0w" pol ,,duca" -
ale ma Polske daf faskawie i hoj.
nc - 80 albo 100 ,,boksow."...
Tax - talk. masz siusznosG.
MOI bracic; giosowaliSmy dawno
Z toba razcm, w twej obronie j
glosujemy dis rrzeciwko takso.
waniu i nakiadaniu kwot przymu-
sowych zam;ast mich - innc po-
lecaliSmy praktyczniejszc meto--
dy. T. kt0rych niestety niewiele
sic przyjelo; teraz dopiero ME-
kt6rc za~czynaja w zycie wprowa-
dzac z dobrym skutkiem -. szko-
da, &c tax p6zno. Dopicro MEDIA
VINO mp. poruszono do skiadko.
wanna szkoly - rezultat bardzo
dodatni. Zdawna tcz doradzali--
Sny zabranie sic energiczniejsze
do z%amoznych. profesyonistow Ia
szych i ME naszych - do obcych,
ale Z mas zyjacych i ,byznesf
wsr6d mas uprawiajacych - ma
reszcie moze sic i do mich teraz
urzad skarbowy Wydziaiu Mar.
zabierze.
w liscie wyzej przytoczonym,
mysl bardzo dobra podano: wziac
sic do ,,basow", co .,hauzy" maja
i Z ,,renciarzy" zyja; MECH jeden
Z drugim da clloc jeden rent re
swej BUDDY ma Polske!... katwo
przeprowadzic kontrole, kto tn
wsr0d mas i lie domow czynszo-.
wych posiada, ~taksacya tn be-
die }atwiejsza - sprawiedliN-
sza napewne: niechze ME trac4
czasu CT, CODY chcieli mySl te
podjat, DO dobra ona i w ,,draj-
vie" polskim przysporzyt moze
suto!...
PragnelibySmy bardzo, azeby
projekt naszego Czytelnika INA
lazl przyjecie, chot maio juz ma
egzekwowanie go czasu, DO pozno
- kampania pozyczkowa juz "a
pasem, przerwie skiadki polskie
ma Polske.. =. A przytem So i in
ne wzgledy, ktore moga tn zawa-
dzaG i ma drodze stanat.. :. obok
braku czasus bywa i brak checi.,.
kula IL nogi spraw naszych. .
Vice MONA mice racye i = mic
wiecei, bracie.... Znamy to z VIA
snego doswiadczenia,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15
w spraWie naszego ar
tyku}u o lekarzach.

Z wielkiem zadowoleniem no.
dobre wrazenie, jake
wzbudzii i wywari nasz z pred
dni paru artykui, poSwiecony
sprawom miodych polskich leka-
rzy tutejszych oraz wskazaniom,
ably starafi sic pogiebic swe VIA
she o profesyi lekarskiej poiecie,
azeby ia traktowaii wsaSnie mniej
jake groszorobna profesye, a
wiecej - jake wzniosie posian-
nictwo. jake zaw6d, jeden z mai
bliiej czystej wiedzy stawionych,
a tax o MIN mySlac, tax dian pra-
cujac. starali sic przymnaza6 sla-
Wv nauce polSkiej. j ma tutejszem
Swiatowem forum reprezentowali
godnie medycyne polska, W Kra-
ju tax wysoko stojaca i tax mako
mitemi mogaca sic p~ochlubic ma
zwiSkami.
Pc artykule tym naszym mic
liSmy W redakcyi szereg ca(y
calls" telefonem, oraz osobi-
stych, w ktorych wyrazono pismu
naszemu uznanie - "a porusze-
aie tel tax widocznie uznawanej
"a doniosla i przez wielu wiaSci--
vie rozumianej sprawy. Bardzo
to dobrze, re inicyatywa nasza
efekt taxi ME inny wywoiala.
Widac stad, IL wsr6d h6l, kto-
rych przedewszystkiem artykul
dotyczyl, - jest jednak zdrowy
sad i wiasciwy poglad krytyczny,
re ME przewaza tam zagapiona
W siebie zarozumiafoSc, a choc !
ia niezawodnie jest take, ale mo-
vic o niej MONA przecie tylko u
,,jednostek", u indywiduow mniei
wartoSciowych, gdyz ogo1, a ten
opinie miarodajna wyraza - Jest
stanowczo dobrego - wiasciwe-
go sposobu mySlenia, ten zaS Ego
dill sic z Mani, z wyrazonymi W
naszym artykule sadami, krytyka
rzeczy ~ujemnych i pragnieniami
ich poprawy. To dobrze - to bar
do dobrze: poznanie krakow
jest poczatkiem ich z~leczenia.
ObawialiSmy sic, re artykui, z
kt6rego mySla nosiliSmy sic cd
dose dawna wzbudzi tylko ME
chec i niezadowolenie i gniewy z
racyi tel. IL .,Dziennik" sic bic
RE do medycyny, re sic powazna
zaczepia, stan poniza,-
obraza ftp. Moze tez ten i ow tax
nawet pomyslai Pc naszym arty-
kule ;-mamy pewne poszlaki do
podejrzeh tego rodzaju, alec-na
szczeScie to wyjatki, ktorc tax
mySla - powtarzamy, a wick
szoSc stwierdza, izeSmy we VIA
strone - wiasciwym spo--
sobem utrafili, ME obrazajac -
jak tez ME chcielismt, nikogo -
powazniejszego. Rozumiemy tax,
&c w czasach dzisiejszych zadna
profesya ME jest ME moze bye,
nj uwazaG sic "a zamknieta w So
bic kaste, do ktorej ME przyste-
puj bez kija! Wszystkie zawody
i profesye sd czastkami ~spoieczeh
silva - jakby k6ikami pojedyh--
czemi wielkiego spolecznego ze--
CARA; poza zegarem - k0lka beg
w~artoSci, poza spoieczehstwem,
profesye by najSwiatlejsze same
ola siebie istnie6 ME moga, DO z
giodu umra i po nich!... Kazdy
wiec zawod re spoieczenStwa i
ola spoieczehstwa zyjacy musi
sic don stosowaG, a o lie sic sto-
suje, hub ME stosuje, czy mu siu-
zy dobrze, czy mniej dobrze, a
spoieczehstwo uswiadamia sobie,
re mogiby siuzyc lepiej-o lyle W
tenn wszystkiem podpada krytyce
-dodatniej, lub ujemnej. Mkt
danej kwestyi ME bedzie kryty-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

MeSouIe stdnu Dssedsfs spd-
dxutq sic I'd zdGniu, &c must ist-
nice EjednocEona, ntesdIeEnu 4
sdmaEsQdnG PoLSkd.
- Woodrow wilson
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

RsQd n0yodH przez ndn6d dIo
RaSodu. ME sgt1ie-E poUieEschH
sssmL
- Abraham lincoln
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

hON lid liollSS 1Go diSiNlSN'N
60 wydania: TO by}o lego cia}o,
lego zycie jake cziowieka; lego
czlowieczehstwo, ktore byho Ola
rowane ola naszego. zbawienia.
Otto Jest Russell Z Gala swoja
przewrotna logika. Me byfo vice
Boskiej natury na Krzyzu:! Czy
ME byf to B6g?! Czy wymaga}o
koniecznie zadoscuczynienie I'd
nasze grzecfly, ably Bog ogoloci}
sic Z wszelkiej silly nadprzyrodzo
nej? Czy ME dowodzi nam Pismo
Sw., re laden cziowiek ME moze
sic zbawic, a tembardziej ME mo-
re zbawit innych, kosztem jedy-
ME swojej ofiary? Czy mozemy
powierzyt zbawienie dusz ma
szych jednostce ludzkiej chociaz-
bNnajmedrszej, najpotezniejszej,
chociazby~ naj5wietszej, nawet
takiej jak by} Adam pred upad-
klein? Czy byloby to dostatecz--
ma ofiara "a bunt podniesiony
przeciwko Bogu przez grzech ME
posIuszenstwa pierwszych rodzi--
cow oraz "a inne grzechy osobi--
ste potomk6w Adama, ofiara jed
nego czlowieka chociazby maj
wieksza? Ale Russell ME zatrzy--
mule sic ma tenn. Twierdzi on da-
lei, re my jake dzieci Boze. przez
nasze ofiary osobiste mozemy
ziozyt dostateczna cene okupu "a
nasze uczynkowe grzechy. Twier
dzi tez, re my jake czfonki Cia}a
Chrystusowego gromadzimy "a
slugi przez nasze zycie ofiarne ma
ziemi, a te ofiary naszego zycia
lacza sic z krwia Chrystusowa.
|ktora jest pieczecia pojednania
pomiedzy Bogiem j swiatem. O!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-15

Dalismy poczetek - byloby
nam obecnie bardzo p%rzyjemnie,
gdyby ktoS z samych lekarzy ma
szych zabrai CLOS w tel kwestyi:
szpalty nasze otwieramy goscin-
ME j o lie tylko chciaiby ktoS CLOS
zabrac rzeczowy a XII poprawie
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-09-18
Including II Horses &c

One Sorrel Horse
One Black Horse
One Black Horse
One Black Mare
One Bay Horse
One Bay Horse
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1919-09-18

Z years old One Bay Mare 6 years old
6 years old One Bay Mare 4 years old
5 years old One Brown Mare IL years old
7 wears old One Brown Mare IL years old
Z years old One Bay Horse l6 years old
6 wears old One Buckskin Horse IL years old
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
BEAUTIFUL STATION
At FR|JOL.ES CANON,
PLAN OF FORESTERS
Bandelier National Monument
Site Of Building Designed by
Carlos viera for Forest Service
to Be Built of Red Rock.

Carlos viera. the well known au-
toority ON Indian ana View Mexico
mission architecture, has designed n
building for n forest service station
60 be erected In Frijoies canyon. or
the Rito de Los FrljoicE IS II n
known. In the nandelier national
monument. The structure will be
made OF Tie native red rock OF FRI
joles canyon and viii be built In the
Indian and spnniFh mission style OF
architecture indigenous 10 this n
ny. The work will soon be begun ~
J. c. Klrcher, supervisor OF the Santa
The forest service has assigned
Forest Hanger Don :. sullivan as
custodian ~ the Bandelier monu-
ment. sullivan has been In the
Torto forest Of Arizona, but VIII start
for the FriJolcs soOn. lie has had n
lifetime OF experience II u well In
formed on all our western country.
and well qualified to explain thu at
fractions 20 tourists. TO whom the
forest service will show special at
tention.
The installing Of a custodian At the
monument In the Rito. the building OF
a new house " the completion OF
the trail recently started are part OF
the general plan of the forest service
to open up the clin citics TO the pub
lie, and to make them accessible Ia
travellers and tourists. The erection
Of a suitable aud artistic stabon Will
he an added attraction a. some sor'
% headquarters Is necessary. and the
building designed by 80 notable ar
artist as MIR. Vera. and carried GU
In the beautiful material available
viii be entirely harmonious.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
STREET CAR CO.
MAY RUN ITNEYS
TO SECOND STREET
Considers Plan TO Improve serv-
ice While East Central Avenue
Is Being Paved-Would Elimi-
nate Double Transfer.

That tho street car service to tho
highlands Is unsatisfactory is virtual
~ admitted BY officials OF the City
Electric company, who have found II
almost impossible to maintain a regu-
lar schedule since the new paving
started.
According TO street railway officials
they cannot rush tho completion 81
their line as they had intended. hut
are compelled 10 wait on tho pavi.s
They are also handicapped by the
ahortnge OF labor. for with the present
demand for labor mi the various ron
tractors practically bidding against
each other II Is impossible 20 maintain
"a force TO n degree OF certainty.
Employees OF y b company have on diff
fercnt occasions zone 20 the homes OF
the workmen in automobiles and
brought hem TO work, only 10 have
them desert 70 some other construc-
ton gang before the day was finished,
While the regular IL minute service
on the University line Is not always
maintained the street car officials
maintain he service IL all that might
ne expected under the circumstances
Tho transfer by automobile from one
car to another has been regular. with
one or two exceptions. and is adequate
TO handle the traffic most of the time
az least.
Tho regular car on the east end oY
the line was dorailed for n time last
night but the transfer "a r imme-
dhitely resumed ssryice through 10 the
university. eliminating the gerates
part Of the delay, which was. no far
us the street O system was concern
cd, unavoidable. they contend.
The plan is being considered. but Is
not Vol settled To run tho ONO
ear down Central avenue from Broad
way, thereby eliminating the loop
and transfer at tina point. IL In
though this viii Improve service some e
what ~ least shorten the time for tho
trip from the highlands TO the busi-
ness district Other changes viii In
al probability be- mado I'm an effort to
improve conditions as much as posi-
BILE under the present circumstances,
which until The paving h completed,
railway officials contend. VIII continue
In "a or less degree.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
W.C.T.U. CONVENTION
CLOSES WITH A BIG
OPEN AIR MEETING
Judge Richard H. Hanna Is Prin-
cipal Speaker Of Evening
Judge Bratton and Former Gov
ernor Lindsey Address Women.

Clovis. y. NJ. sept, The thirty
NTH annual convention OF the New
Mexico Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union closed last night at Por-
tales with a mass meeting OF citiNs -
In the park of the court house lawn.
bly, from the platform OF the electric
lighted band stand.
Judge Richard H. Hanna. princi-
pal speaker Of The evening, gave a
masterful addrers on the Future b
tivities OF the Organization" Prclim-
inary & his lecture Judge Hanna
paid eloquent tribute to the sterling
integrity OF the war time governor
and sthe prohibition governur Of the
state. W. y. Lindsey. Judge Hanna
eulogizcd the women OF the ". G. r.
u. and declared that through their
enort the voters OF the state had
been reused to a sense OF duty and
speaker urges the study Of the Eng
lish language In the school and
pointed out hat only by mastery OF
the English language could the Span
lsh-Amorican compete with English
speaking contemporaries.
Judge nruttOn OF Clovis and for
mcr Governor Lindsey were other
speakers OF the evening. Miss Sallle
Bryant. president Of the Portaies W.
&. r. L.. extended m happy terms an
address OF welcome TO the delegates.
Mrs. n. J .Strumquist, the newly
elected state president Of the W. g.
7. T., responded In behalf OF tho Wis
ting delegates.
Mrs. Lindsey. former state prcsl-
dent, who arranged the program OF
the best convention yet held In New
Mexico was chairman Of the open
air moeting and the recipient Of many
verbal houquetI.
Throughout tho session Of the CON
vcntion delegates varied appreciation
Of the value Governor Lindsey has
heeu to the prohibition cause In the
state. The royal hospitality ~ the
portalcs citizens was spoken Of 10y all
delegates. Nopn time l%upchcons were
served to the doleHA e. in the Hap
list church where tho sessions were
held. An automobile drive about
pnrtalcs the first afternoon gave Wis.
itors an opportunity TO see the vas.
sweet potato farm Irrigation pumps
tcrmelun az the W. n Lindsey home
afternoon and the post program
reception on tho SQUIRT houfe twr
last evening were other social fca-
lures Of the convention.
An address by ~. Lincoln Me-
Connsl. the famous Chauiuuqun lee.
turcr OF Atlanta, Ca. was a grcal
event.
Several state uotnn who were al
the convention luncheon Thursday
werc; Professor Jonathan Wagner
rtate superintendent u instruction.
Mrs. Ruth Miller, s,atc supcrintend
ent 90 Industrial education; Prof
Lnnders Of he SuI- University, for.
mer Governor Lindsey, and Judge II
u. Hanna.
Mrs. A. y. Stroup Of A]lbuqucr1u,
gave "A brief forcefuf address to Inc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE PROCEEDINGS

Notice Is hersby given hat the undersiru
cd. United states Marshal for tho District
Of New Mexico. purauant In u certain war
rant 81 seizure issued out Of tho United
States District Court Tor the District Of Nov
Mcxirp Ia q ease entitled United States o.
Fury-iNo half gallon Cans aud Eighty eight
Qnnrt Cans Of Olive Oh aud The MouteEuna
Grocery Company, a corporation. Claimant Of
said oil and heing numbered HQi, Law. on
the civil docket. has seized from the possess
ion Of The Muntezuma Grocery Company, In
the city ~ Albuquerque. Thirteen one Gallon
cans Olive Oil. Thirty eight nne.half Gallon
lon cans Olive oil. purporting TO contain pure
Italian olive oil and labelled
'Ohve on Superiiue, Gaeiano Giuflani
Brand. MedaElle D'Orn Espnfifloni intrrnar
Milano Tafino. Gold Medal Awarded Ia Gact
ano Girulani, Luoca. italy. oio Soprahnu
.purn D'Oliva. Garantitn Sotto QualuHque
and further notice b hereby given Co. tho
Of Albuquerque. New Mexico. and 20 all per
sons claiming tho said property or any mart
thereof or knowing or having anything tn
sny why the Same should not be condemned
and forfeited. pursuant 10 the allegations Of
the libel filed In the sforrslld case 10 the
cffer. that tho contents II said cans are mis-
branded, in violation ~ the Act or Congress
Faud ard Drug Art. 10 be- and appear before
the United States District Court Tor the Dts
trct u New McKico. at Santa fe, hrw MpA
leo. at 10 90 a. m nu the lHt day Of october
1919. 10 show cause. 10 any they have, why
tho aforesaid property should not be con
demuod aud forfeited a. prayed in aid libel.
A. n HUDSPETH
Of New McSico
g,,t E-fo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
elRLs! USE LEMONS
FOR suNBURN, TAN
Try ~ Make thls lemon lotion
to w,hisen your tanned or
freekled akin.

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces OF
orchard White. shake well. and YOU
have a quarter pint Of the best frecKlo.
sunburn and tan lotion. and complex
ion whitencr. at very. very small cost
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply three nee OF orchard White
Tor a few cents. Massage this sw Get
" fragrant lotion into the face. neck.
arms and hands and see how quickly
the frccklcH. windburn and tan diss -
pear and how clear. soft and white the
skin becomes. Yes II is harmless.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
LEGAL NOTICES


state Of New Mexico. County Of BcrnalIlo.
In the District Corft.
iiri National Bank Of Ahuauenue. S. NJ.
Plaintiff vs.. A. ". Arson. Defendant No
1913.
The defendant wil take notice that suit
has been brought against him by the above.
named plaintiff. iu the above. named court
and thpt bis property has been Attached. and
that unless be- appears in said cause un or be-.
fore the 18TH day Of October 1919, ludg
ment viii be rendered against him and bis
property viii BE- sold 20 satisfy the same You
are further notified that plaintiff attorney
Is AlonEo y. McMilen, whose post-ofnco
address il Albuquerque. n NJ,
NEsrOR MONIOYA. CLERK.
ny HARRY p. LEI. Deputy.
tSEALl
sept. 5-i2.i9 &c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
Who's Here
T0DAY'B ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

sturres.
y. ?. Itesche and wife. Camden.
Mrs. q. A. ". Wiilaon. sandoyal.
A. l.. Wake. Snowflake.
Miss Artte Dodd Little Rock.
Geo. sturduani. Santa lie.
Ben Elrickfaden. -
T. 4. Capt. Belen.
y. w. Parker. Santa Fe,
g. ~. william. Roswell -f
~ ~. Hu0pe. Las Vegas.
v. X. Mcneil. las veRaa.
y. j. IAtonr. Denver.
Mrs. u W. Locke. socorro.
J. T. Marshall. IaEuna.
CT. Ross. Oklahomn.
rhas, A. Cunningham Alnmogordo.
Mrs. Stephen canavan. III paso.
Martha y. Dennis. WilliamEport.
~ -. Clark. Oklahoma City.
y. =. Rosenberg III Paso
r. q. Ford. ~. Louis.
Waltrr Caldwell. springer.
Aivando
W. NJ Dryden. Hutchinson.
Y. Dalton. Phoenix.
"a, NJ. Blaln. Detroit.
W. N. sifreher and wife. old Mexico
IRA Eldiah- New York CITY.
Henry shaw. San Francisco.
Geo, A. bryan, Peru. Ind.
tnnle Hensler. X. &.
~ - 1hu4hs ANlcAGu.
m \. Lynn. kansas City.
4. r. Gallo woils y. Mex.
q. y. Doll. Santa Fe.
W. j. LounA EmpOrla-
FRED Bohnrt, Colorado Springs
Geo. wild. Kansas City.
Ira A. Thompson. ~ Paso.
&. W. McClintonk. Santa re.
Combs.
}. A. Watson, aCilup.
Pearl Barorfcrd Belep.
Il. ~. Burnes and Sherwood. Esincia
Il. ID. BrDwnfield and wife. San,
Iarcial. .. D. Brazil, willard.
A. A. Hoicomb, III Paao.
Winston Barnhlli. Oklahoma City.
u. =. Lynn. kanDas City Mo.
y. W. Bowden. FL Paso.
A. n. Davies. -
D.. u. Knemia, city.
John Becker. Bolcn.
n. Warren and wife. Clovis.
n IA Campbell. West Va
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Loving, city
q. d isgon. rity.
r. d. Nets, Roswell.
Ms. T. e.. Becker. Belen-
Nra. n X. Cotton. Balep.
Edpn MeElaennvl, Chicago @@
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
EDITH CAVELL'S
BETRAYER GETS A
DEATH Sentence
Georges CASTOR Quien Is Found
Found Guilty by Court Martial
in Paris Of Waving Reasonable
Dealings With the Germans.

Paris. sept. 5.-GeoIEcs Naston
ouien. on trial before a court mar
tiai charged with having had treason
able dealings with the Germans. and
OF having betrayed Edith caveil to
them. was today convicted and con
demned 10 death.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05


CITY s,ansetr Hstcrs,rcit took
nitne 4oaav 10 atiApsctc hihscrip-
tons f1r nic uurrhrnc 81 q block o.
rrnund Tor 4 city park IN the north
end. following the urer anEt nirht by
IudEe W. ". Mcclellan 10 give 5000
toward the p1rrAnN4 price 81 $4,000,
protieod ne b Akep thu privilege Of
namtnH NJ para
Ihe matter VIII b laid before ne
night and committees probably VIII
be named 10 conVnn the city m com-
picfc The fund which emily lacks about
41.pr4 OF helnk rslsed lf q $3.50 sub
4cfIptlon from Joshua Reynolds -
receire<A de has Intended 70 give
thir amount, but y out o. h city a
and an ssriy reply Is expsrscd.
CITY - Coasa1r,e f1nnd.
TIE Woman'a 9th % the city had
nH4rnd 20 undertake. the work Of
completing the fund and the mattrr
WINS TO be brought up a. , meeting
tonight. but City MnnaEcr 4iehen-
sfreit today notified the club that In
view a. Judge McClcllnn'a offer the
ciIf would upderu1ec tlIe work ITSELF.
This proposed park h 70 include the
block betncrn Thire ana Fourth
streets. bnundod on h north by Mar
he eycnue and on the south b. Safe
street
rhe city program calls FOR a park
IN each fnd 81 che pitF, and The pur-
chase % this ground an the north end
Wi complete that part Of the pro-
manr4 HNrI r
Teiephono calls were being receiv-
ed ~ fhu city manager this morning
from porseue WIN unercd 40 ansint Ia
cemnleflnE me fund. Names Will be
taken and listed OF any who want 10
give their Subscription IN this man-
ucr. " Irf1ruHf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05

business session Of the convention
Thursday morning.
The convention pkused resolutions
TO specialize the coming year In three
important departments; child wri-
fare work. rescue work for dclin-
quent girls. educational work.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
FUND FOR 4 CITY
PARK II NORTH END
WILL Be COMPLETED


8ur1 Nai.rr aa.i Fsanh Fan,s,off
eerh ruuf1fte.fei sac ttsugeh nhe
~ s,.nF Hstala totay 20 u.e nmd
fur the Wnfst14sr uf \ 0lo1N -
grruHd ~ ule moth I'D for q park.
Anf peslasne xho dstIrclt8 sake
uicof enHffsi18flrne 90 uae funi
sIIFts114l AIR IItEaidN aFr Ur4ssne
nj 80 ~ ana 49, utcasey Nh ~
fur1N1 ssfsrT - ntr rzk autafnitks
ul4n no fund n cumrictrSl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05
PREACHER IN JAIL
UNABLE TO FURNISH
BOND ON $40 FINE
Tells Judge Lord Commanded
Him to Stay Here and Save
~sinners"-Arrested for Speak
ing on Street Without Permit.

" W. Council. "a travelling preacher.
Is spending the day IN he ciiy jail
unable 20 Furnish an appeal bond 20 a
charge Of d~isorderly conduct on which
he was fined $40 by Police Judge Mc-
Clellan this morning.
Council when arfaigned in police
court pleaded guilty. and said thnt
The Lord commanded him 10 preach
on the sireeis' last night. He WINS ur-
rested al Second and Central when DE
refused 10 stop preaching ns request
ed by a policeman. He leEnn shout-
ing and urging tho crowd that bal
collected to follow him TO the police
station.
Council visited chief OF Police
Galushn "A few d7ys and asked 70
be allowed 10 preach on the streets.
The chiif Informed him thnt h was
against tho law To ief him do 40 ant
that he should hire "a hall or church
He then said that although he Desired
to preach. God did n0t desire him %
violate the law"
This morning. however. he told the
Judge mat he was about ready 90
lenve Albuquerque whom 'The Lord
commanded him 10 stay here and
save tn sinners. lie said De had to
obey this order and began talking
last night uotwithsiaudlng the TACT
hat he did O have e permit.
Council claims 20 be- d disciple nt
the Mooney school IN Chicago. iic
says hs has preached in - states ana
has never been arrested before.
He attempted this informing 10 got
several ministers here 10 obtain hls
release on bond. but had been unauc-
ocssful late this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-09-05

The oftcner a man il sold /
cheaper he flcls.
Many a man looks lnsisnlnca
when his wife il with him.