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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
EIGHT REASONS ARE
GIVEN FOR THE TREE
PLANTING CAMPAIGN
Property Owners win Be Protect.
ed in Their Planting by Very
Best Scientific Nursery Knowl.
edge.

In HuufH to Inquiries 40 % tho
.vuri nature 81 tho advantages Of
tered by the upecinl tree planting ser.
vice proposed TOT THIS spfinE. Tho A.
iuausruu, Tree plununr commission
has iff4od the following statement
iu the first place, the commission
hnH weodod out The kinds OF trees not
adapted Co Albuquerque Hnd VIII an
stlir in ts operations unil those
Hp'0I.s known to DO we'll under ncal
conditions
SECOND oui, Reliable experienced
and fuilA equipped contractors viii
one ite under the auspices of y
coJumI ssIuu Et,fy contractor who
HniIrIis 1 property owner for 80"
planting aud who prcseuis "a roriiu-
cato uf recommendation Issued h1 D.
commission MAJ boo counted upon Tor
d|sI. sfiua utsf GLASS affiro.
1-hiti. 600 contractors mufi ftato
th, rHmo Of the nursery from which
thpIU aforL Wlli hf obtained and the
comm sai0n Wlli not approve uurH'r-
I,a uUiafs thry uro known 90 deliver
Irf frde material
Itutth. tho handling OF treoa vii
Ur uHI,f INSTANT Inspection hf thr
DbuiI ssiuu from tho tmr they tr.
rive until thr time thoy are planted
I.Ih. the inspection system an
tfttrHt thr tree hsinr dead before ~
N. H. ||NN o. m "H.NNH N-"N"N" .- ~"
uttf excellent looking stock which
hus Ufsi uut rrt,InuH to being plant
,I HUI HI'.f haI ur dried ut' once
hHH Iu chance nnfsNer fp Eruv
Under % tree u'uufur service FED hf
ItI.trt' fhIs .urrr husrtrf tHt
Inspector Wn constantly suuf rN.HH
fHf .'u.Uar .f HfuHh fr0su IHI fwr uf
lfr "fftHI m th' frirhi cor Irr' f1
fw" Hf H" uiHHfur Hrl .ur" w"I Nf
inktr tu H,, thti tHr si, D. inta u"i
IrN .HI
stfh. us 10 aus.tir Nu s. th4f fht
Ground iH property prepared. that tIr
Nu.sH Ufr Hfrr enough. that fhn trees
.r, srf uui The urht depth Hud mat
fIs rfuuUT tIuI uf earth s usHi Iu
fIIr. Iu tHs holes Mann trrrs hI'
Ifr" lost |u 'InUTHtTIUH annually
thruHrh n'.uE pial tni Iu .rtmp'i
IuHftrfs
Seventh. s,,rt rr.pslt, owner ru
pres fHt same price .ur tlf mf .Ir.
5000 md 100 pfists viii boz subject fH
fur previous HpIrH'al of fNr iu'
|uIautur commission
ilrhIh The property owner Who
IutH u i've con hIH property 70 MO
hls heretofore iu th, PAST iHsn unable
tu plant tr,rH u taaH cove of 'NtW
NlI Is offered iIt special advantage
ut H tth WuttrWF service 100 rH.'
uN.'H wrl enable him q. improve VOC
cont lots
lr short. 'lr tr.r p..utuF service
vIII practically guarantee r.,Tt factor
In .nr sHsful planting ui tuHH vs
t,u| the Duu Of fHD fr..s after fit.
IHt planted which WU.r HrU'r.H I't
f,tU'hr upon OBJ" uf.pt.fs owner NJ
Ht uII u.I.r TfI Trees rtHI.uIIf
f~HufHUsH'h .Hi Hu. 'Iu uIf.H .uI
H, NHU rIf."r HHt tH, UHHH"| .I W"'.N
a. H, muE count H|tH practical GOO
f| H upon tHt aH..,H of tU# HIUnf
IH" UH. HNuT
February IH. HUI muH. i.II... HfflT
I..rIHIH TH .H" ..HfH.. furH 5000 i
H.|| U..I.rf. HuU.fs f.ruH" H.f fr.
.f ..H HHIH..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Now Is the Time to
Plan Spring Gardens


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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Officers Elected for
Duke City Rifle Club

~ the annual meeting % the Duke
CIty itilr association which was held
Saturday nlaht mo following ofurcrr
were elected Frank o. Andrews
president. Charles 4 spuhr. vice
president. a. a. sutherland, score
iurt g. D. nsudtsun. treasurer
With the war oVur and un unlimited
supply of sporunr ammunition again
ou the market. ~ lH expected that
the coming season viii BE- tho most
auCcrHsul the association has ever
experienced.
The executive hoar- wiz meet To-
nirht ~ the forest service offices aud
90 be- reported that thof viii make ar
tanrUmuufs Tor changing D rifle
range from ita present place south %
the highlands 10 "a location east OF
the Santa barbara cemetery. where
u will be farther rcmo' cd from the
dwelling houses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Funeral Services for
ILuis Larrazolo Held
Today in Las Vegas

THHtfaI service. tur lu|H Lama
fDIH. .uu uI Governor & iarrUflIu
lUu Military institute. ut Roswell
v,r. H.Iu tu lE lf 20 O'Clock .I lata
Vegas
Tho H"i. vts lluuuhf q" NIhul1.r
quo fr.m Nufv,I sfturllt ntgNt lId
iHtJ loo $500. 300 Feed '%ruIll'fs fIu,
Hl rHHr.l until 9 200 u'Ulo,t -UUlNU
mu.uIrr Nhtu tine r,mHUs 1900.
token FOO las N,E.s ur 'lHTH 40 I'D"
NIIui.rf G,u,ful jaime. lat.I "nd
i'HI IuHy o. s'Iu a,mu'rr uI fn,
EuUtrH.f ..IU. FOO, H.IH .THHu
strft t. SATURDAY, TN,Il N,Ir 1000
t,t,..,t H,'I ItI, t"fu.r 4 ~
"NiaHItIHu. pastor uf tNs iuWtrI |If'
Conception church, hl''sUi tU, Iuit
e 90, tHHut'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Officers Elected by
Postofice Employees

AZ ms iug HrlI SUNDAY muruirE
t',h O. bob thy Ditil F'r,iDr room %
tht federal huIlliuK the ruHtufncc
cl.ths OF this eats voted tu Join tho
NafItUul Federation OF Postal vm-
tin,,s which BE- affiliated with th"
NmpfItau Federation ct Labor
tn tr Is another organization of
puHfufIU. employee not ~Hfrlut'l
wen tUr 4 O. uf o.. hut fulls HI,t3
usf ,tui uf Ira members have l'tt u
anG IuIur. ,hu = g. o. o. To y
o. g. o. H WORKING Tor higher wages
.uI better Nurtius conditions ut th'
postal ,mUlH.
Too follow U. temporary ufNr,ts
we've, elected &C. " FIs'rv prtsI
isuf e. " N.uI,r secretary nul
Vs. o. Uurt. %tr.HauT,'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Business Women's
Club Organized

Tbp Dus.nssH Wumou's club organ
Isrd hy tho secretaries Ut thv Young
rs uut,u's christian association Thurs.
lu, evening 10 the y " heaiunaft-
srs vHH uno OF the most happy amt
l"It#rHsuul club liunofs ever given in
th, city. Th,V were fittN ludiuH
present to enjoy the menu uud the
,uuN ,tHuttuu.
After dinner Mrs HroadduH, the
r,u,rtl s%'rr,turN. talked informally
ON tno purpns, eft the business MuW
,u'H club and cHll,d attention 90 the
national scope uf the nCtiNitluH ui
H]ufIu,ss WuWon'r club working under
en-, HpurroI ship cot The national Y ~
e. s Oui,Drs elected 60 serve fuf
tho nrsi NuHr ARE Miss h'ttha
np,iDr. president; Nu Gerald
smith. vice PRESIDENT. Miss bcuuc.
|sscr,tJrtt MiHs Weaver, treasurer;
Miss ElHull chairman OF program
committee. Mss Beck. publicity
chairman. Miss Mary trishic mem
hership chairman, MibH Martha Val
liant. chairman Of social service
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Everything Is Ready
For Musical Comedy

THE ,ommitf,, Iu CIJrgr u. in'
production OF the Wurh talked ul
musical rrtur "tU SlN sp' certainly
deserves thu esteem eft the people Of
Nlhuuurrtur Through htrI work
thoN hu,, managed to produce % of
M, best plays that Viii rNut hr pui
uu iu Albuquerque They have work.
ed hkV TruiauH and ha,, l'fi nothing
unduuo that would boo ANY wlN help o."
make "III HnN so" "a .urg,ss Ih,
personnel OF the committee be- strong
one Of tho committee VHs %,uuErttu.
htci tho other isN and iu reply
mudeHily stated that with such uu tn-
ceutiNu to work Tor aud with such 90
great untouut of tHl'nt us AlhuHu'r.
que W lucky enough 90 have % boz
rHHllN uU eos, undertaking
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Boys Membership
Lunch Held at ~
Saturday Evening

Saturday nirht ~ y o'clock the first
boys membership dinner ~ the year
was held IN tho dining room az tho v.
N & A. Thirty boys who had joined
the association during the month -
January ~Ure n guests ~ 20.
spruce. boys secretary. spoke briefly
on "Huusterf " knuckefH"
These membership dinners Will be
given the first Saturday In each month
To the new members ~ the boys de-
u1ftmout and 10 an old members who
20 new member during the
month, The next dinner viii b. on
March L.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
M nm I.AsIIMI.

tuurif They surely did l1uEh yes
frrluf af the initial HhuWiuE o.
"tHuEnt n the Act" ~ the iuafime
thsafHr The WY ln which tho audit
suUf enjoy Get thr fuu assures fhn Err-
HHH uf the noW William ink photo
r'ls, siafriHs i'eagA nflund
NH lftiHni b. charming aa ever 100
fhr HdtsniHflus part of i'rIscilln
kIus litr exploits ore dHu.g and
ul OF nutsitv U ever wumHn $3.50
o. NJ H Miss Upland. 90 u ttof
wuWIH dornnatratfi hor uFllitN, 81 IN
Miss U,iund bon her rovcEt role shs
slides down a rope of sheets from un
uurs story window, with tho same
,Hre that ordinary folks walk down
static Vet she b. ID TO- handle q
ursIl. Hud thread with the defines
or ur s,upft uredlrwomnn Thrte ts
rtll sparkle 10 her performance.
vhirn nun end old alike viii np-
prDUHf,
Tho uia, itself 10 un Of POSSIBLE
Tics N is 10 lively romance which be-
gins 100 o. mtndinr shou There pris-
ella Kane. the mischevious school
uItL meets the man Of her destiny
uf course. father objects and equally
OF course. the heroine loves him and
wins him lu spite Of parental mtct-
terence nut how she dOeN ~ la ar
frrrri from amy Frhtuo thai any uirl
ever bottom conceived for carrying on
90 tIuudtHtur re-
The play lH being repeated today,
aisn the charlie chaplin comedy IT'S
Million Dollar job
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Salts Is Back
At the Mecca Cafe

The y any friends Of Paul \. psaltin
are Riad 10 see him back In the Mecca
cafe again after doing his bat for TN
Gle sam. Paul wis discharged several
weeks $50 from the army aud has
now assumed the entire management
~ the Mecca. This will be welcome
news 10 patrons % this cafe because
u the host OF service Will be-
given ana fnultis' experience and ahii-
ny In cafe management will mean
much towards the continued ruccrss
Of this old established cafe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Law Makers Meet With
Teachers Committee

The legislative committee Of the
N'w MeNicu Educational ASSOCIATION
met lu 81 uta fv today with the oduua-
tuuul committees Of the legislature.
Tho conference was called to discuss
The making of laws that will bcurut
education Too thc state Members uf
the committee Of The teachers 1fHo-
citation urc Miss Isabel ECkles Mira
Nina utoro Warren. OF Santa Fci o..
o. Enlow. Of silver rlty; ~ " Asp
lund of Santa Fr aud John Milne,
pf Alhupu,rpuc Mr Milne lett this
morning Tor Santa Fe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03

cents the association bearing tho ad-
diuunnl expense short addresses
Will Bee siycn hy q number u game
uuthafiues o. leading spurismen. at
though o. D. ihe plan 81 Tho commit
toe tp have an open discussion on an
phases 70 tho game question
Aside from the members II tho as-
ISOLATION. every person interested In
unr ~ spnrtsmanshlp cog Hame
protection ia urged 10 attend thO sup
Der.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
SUPPER OF
G.P.A TO BE HELD
At WOODMAN HALL
February IL Has Been Set as the
Date Of the Celebration All Per.
sons Interested In Sportsman
ship Are Urged TO Attend.

Tickets Dor the rabbit supper 90 DO
given hy the Albuquerque Game PRO.
irrtivg association az Wuudmuu nail
Tuesday evening. February o. are
nov in D hands nf tho entertainment
committee. The date Wus Haf Tor
February 10 un recount NJ the fart
thnt the meeting uf the forest aupUr-
yisurs Will occur 90 %. time and the
n. g. A. all act ls thrl- fueHts
The price of tho uckcr viii ho fffy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03

Mr. Longs address. which put tho
road question before the meeting In
u sIntpliflsd technical manner was %
great iatercst 10 the delegates.
Mr.. Long explained exactly tho
Dad situation from a technical mans
standpoint and suggested u number %
chaneea that should he made BY the
state icgirlatu for the benefit % the
roads and which will. II adopted.
Freatiy simplify the handling % road
projects.
For some time Mr.. Long has been
giving the ruad question In his forest
district his close attention and has
been consulted from time % time on
road matters In his state b. the high
Vas department
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
LOCAL MAN DELIVERS
ADDRESS At ARIZONA
GOOD ROADS MEETING
Q. A. Long, Of the District Forest
Service, Gives Arizona Good
Roads Enthusiasts Some Inter
esting Technical Facts.

Hon G. A. f.our. district engineer
% the forest service of Arizona and
New Mexico. has returned from phoe-
nix Aria, where he delivered one
~ the main addresses before the Art
roma Good Roads conference. which
was held there last week.
The meeting vas one of the most
enthusiastic ever held ln Arizona. and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03

shadow 81 him on the asylum wall,
cast by the lamps ~ his automobile
aud imanincs him 20 be an old man
when her letters interest him, he ar
ranges q meeting without letting her
know his Identity. u iH az this point
that the begins.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
Mortuary
Joseph q. n

Joseph g. Burnett. 4 "a years.
died yesterday afternoon al his homo
on silver avenue. lie II survived by
hts widow BEFORE coming to Aiau-
uuerquc Ar burnett lived In Joplin.
Mo, ana wna engaged In the mining
business strong nrothers will ship
the body today on train No 3 a. his
former home FOR burial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03

~ Iu INHi,.
'liUrv IH your pardon .f1W Do
governor t,i lHrk NUsl.Ia .uI
hiur uIm lu,L tu pfIHuu
the wJs tNu urIrr I'un fl' 5000
den rou Co. thUt Dur, llutr' tHu
Wet Who H,t out ifom Tine solitary 600
Of n WESTERN ponitcri|urN uu uur "i
the suuu.,at missions rN,r uul,I
taken
iu "Thr,r Mounted Nru 10
inr Universal jiuua uf the HUrDrn BOO
which Horny Carey. c uf weston
actors. stars. we see tho result oft fN'H
strange rrfHud ICES % is hold iur tH"
Universal rumtf. With iI'm. I|'
punch
ChsNouur Harry b r1th,t Ir .uNor
of finding Masters Who uHs boon uu
Justly p]uruuurd isDiuHe OF bus ability
10 iurrlc crooked prison accounts 60
the gain OF tho W|url'n's son when
Mastrts demands hush mouo, tho
warlcu's som plans tu act Ulm back
behind the bars.
li, sends cheyenne UHUN Hurry
captures him ana WiuH him over TO
the prison posse Then hr discoveries
sumoih nE about Masters that changes
nus mind. Summarizing hiH llork Of
ntst riding cowpunChriH cheyenne
rcVrucs him from the posse
To SOC 90 strong phoiodrnmn rntried
10 , rrWurkahle ,ourlus ON, Hro
Three Mounted Mon" at tho lyric
thDator today nrd tomorrow
\ two reel comedy, fun of inunh3.
VIII also be produced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03

There w.re M new eases ~
spanish Influenza reported 30
city health authoritieH ln the
twenty four hour period ending
ne Is o'clock YESTERDAY evening
This b. the first time there we're
mo- cases Of the disease reported
since The endemic began ~
spread -four months ~ To-day
nniy two new eases Of the dls.
ease were reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
At the Theaters Today

PAsTIME- Caught in the Act, with Peggy lIylmd. aud
His Million dollar Job, 3" with Charlie Chaplin.
LYRIC-'Thrce Mounted Mcn, f" with Harry Carcy and Neya
Gerber; aud two comedy reels
"B"-"The Claws Of the Hun, and Weekly Events"
mEAL-'The Bandit and the Preacher" with William :.
Hart The Roustabout,' with Charlie Chaplin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03

s.pppriod by AN 100 star cast ct urou-
mont screen plut.n Huhprt Eipspu
s t.a preacher NntH Mitchell U,f.
tN.U NuluI Hud GLADYS B~rurkWplI
Nli iiaIi does suuu of the most to
WUflVtllp work uf NHH career tu This
production ~ Is H f'alisttr, rripplnp
HturH with re- HtTHEU moral. ANA shows
of tho greatest lght sccnor oyei
screened o. is hig iu every ul
'hr Wutd written ul The most Nlrlr
scenario writer. g. Gardner sullivan
tnd produced o., Thomas ~ lu,a %
's u Hart masterpiece aud viii boz
seen ut the Ideal thoaicr toduS and
tomorrow.
iu connection with the above 20
charlie Chaplin comedy, The HouHt-
about viii Doe presented.
COMING 10 TuE ORYSTNL
Horny Miller VII present az the
crystal opera huI-r uu Thursday tNe.
uinE February sen. no dramatic
ton ~ dean Wchstors famous story
Daddy Long Legs which has been
produced la every English speaking
country on the globe q In every
city has duplicated the success that
permitted u 90 run Cor r. yrnr ln New
York and thlctru Hud eight months
'hc Duke II Nurk uhratcr In Lon
don.
The story Is that of a young gin. an
urt ...n whu rruWH uu 20 hc the drudge
In "a cherries asylum and who. 10, u
happy chance. BE- sent 10 college and
given the education she has always
deHirsd. She does not meet her bone.
factor hut Wfif,a 20 MN each month
Nll" hnH Unclaimed MN Daddy LuuR
Legs on account of the elongated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-02-03
~ TIu IpTu.

Wilhelm = Hart. ta the bandit" in
tn.H thrilling photupiuN Of The west is
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-06
TEACHERS THANK
kIWANIANS FOR
THEIR SUPPORT
Association Appreciates Stand
For Wage Increase
Bill

AL. X. Thomas. chairman of a
committee appointed at recent
meeting of the Kiwanis Club, of
Harrisburg, announced at the
luncheon in the Penn-Harris Hotel
at noon to-day that bill to raise
the salaries of teachers in the state
has been introduced into the Legis-
lature. His report was, made as the
result of action taken by the organ
ization recently backing the move
for an increase. He stated that he
has received letter from the Teach
ers' Association of Harrisburg ex-
pressing appreciation of the clubs
stand.
Rabbi Louis ]. Haas, of Ohev
Sholom Synagogue, offered the open
ing prayer at the luncheon to-day
The newly-appointed Glee Club
sang several selections, with Abner
w. Hartman conducting and j.
Stewart Black at the piano. " II.
Breckenridge won the attendance
prize, checkwriter, contributed by
ID. II. Rineard. Paul II. Furman, of
the Sterling Auto Tire Company,
gave the silent boosts. small rubber
balloons. and James A. George. man-
ager of the Victoria Theater, distrib-
playing at his theater this week.
A pleasing feature of the meeting
was a piano solo, LISTS Second
Hungarian Rhapsody" by Barton
B. Bolts, the guest of Frank Blum
enstein. Among other guests were:
.. d. Martini, of the Pierce-Arrow
Motor Company, guest of A. II.
Gorney; Mr.. MacMullen, Frank C.
Hessenberger. Mahlon r. Miller. ].
). Sible, Walter S. Schell, William
Ambrose, c. w. Fisher, II. b. Nc
Clure, Captain H. NJ. Slime, Charles
Miller, DR.. Rutherford, w. w. Stone,
Baltimore; l. J. Stoner c. e. lIIaw-
kins, j. l.. Godfrey, Baltimore, and
I. &. Schlesser, New York, who is
purchasing agent for huge syn
dlcate. Mr.. Schlesser has a pur-
chasing power of almost 100000, 900
a year. He was the guest of Will
liam z. Alexander. salesmanager of
the Moorhead Knitting Company.
Dean Holman, managing editor of
the Patriot-News, and r. d. Bea-
man, grand master of the Pennsyl-
Vania Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows,
were among the guests. w. Nj. Lo-
gan had as his guests a number of
master plumbers of the state.
Committees Named
j. e. Rutherford, Deputy County
treasurer and a member of the firm
of Rutherford Brothers, spoke on
the uses of dynamite. He gave an
interesting talk.
New applications for membership
were read, these including c. A.
Stauffer, c. E, Appleby and G. w.
Preston.
Names of new committees an
pointed were announced, as follows:
Arrangements For State Conven-
tion at Altoona. B. Robinson,
chairman; Lou j. Baum, Thomas
Bogar, T. E. Cleckner, NJ. D. Heast-
ing, W. NJ. Logan, ]. Harry Messer-
smith, w. A. Rodgers and Charles
r. Weber.
Classification - H. c. Claster.
chairman; Charles L. Schmidt. Hem
derson Gilbert, Frank C. Neely. c. u.
Reeser, L. V. Fritz, J. H. Kellberg.
DIR. j. c. Ludes, A. J. Simms and
A. Ross Walter.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-06
POLICE EARRESTS
DECREASE FIRST
J MONTH OF YEAR
The Epidemic of Automobile
Thefts Continues; Much
Property Recovered

Crime in Harrisburg during Janu-
airy of 1919 was considerably less
than during the first month of last
year, according to the report made
public to-day by Earl NJ. White,
secretary of the chief of police.
There were 1877 arrests last month,
as against 157 during the month of
January, 1918.
The epidemic of automobile steal
ing which characterized the closing
months of 1918, has not subsided
during the new year, however. Nine
automobiles were reported stolen
during January. of which number
five have been recovered. The large
number of stolen automobiles rails
ed the total value of articles report
ed stolen to $S,194, as against S2,OS5
last January. OF the amount stolen
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-06
Corporal Consider Dies
Of Pneumonia in Germany

Corporal Adam Genslider, son af
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Genslider. 14l4
Liberty street, died in Germany OF
pneumonia on January 1s. advices re-
ceived from the War Department tell
He was a member of Company L. both
Pioneer Infantry. having trained at
Camp wadsworth. S. c. and went
overseas in August.
An addition to his parents, he Is
survived by two sisters. Minnie and
Elizabeth. and three brothers, Ben
jamin, Fred. Jr., and Charles. The
latter. serving IN the United States
Navy. witnessed the surrender of the
German forces. In civil life Corporal
Genslider was an employe of Ed
ward c. Mckee. plumber. He was an
attendant at the Bethlehem Lutheran
Church.
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during 1919. police have recovered

during 1919, police have recovered
S5,430.
The arrests were on the follow
ing charges: Juveniles, five; traffic
violators. four; miscellaneous mis-
demeanors, "a; felonies, %; disor-
derly practices. 76.
There were nineteen robbery COM
plants received at police headquar-
ters. three assault and battery com
plants, one felonious assault and
one bunco game. Police attended
thirteen fires, reported S75 lights
our. responded to 1876 wagon calls,
and 81 ambulance calls. One miss
ing person was found. City detec-
tives still are working on a number
of larceny cases reported during the
month, and the stolen cars which
have not been located are being
traced through cooperation with
other cities police departments.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-02-06
SENATE SPEECHES
DELAY ACTION ON
POST OFFICE BILL
Vote on Road Amendment
Will Probably Be Taken
at Today's Session
By .4ssoeiatcd Press

Washington, Feb. 6.-Final action
yesterday by the Senate on the
amendment to the post office appro-
priation bill setting aside s200,000,-
600 for n three-year road building
program was forced over until to-
day by speeehmaking and other bust
ness. The provision was discussed
late in the session and amendments
by Senators Wolcott, of Delaware,
and Weeks, of Massachusetts. were
rejected without a record vote.
Senator Wolcott proposed a diff
ferent plan of distributing the fund,
based on states ratio of internal
revenue taxes paid, road mileaNe and
population. Under the bills plan, he