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The St. Johns herald., 1919-12-25
Snowflake Academy Jubilant

Who has the team now? Who has the team now? Who has the grand old
 Rah! Rahl! Rah!!!
 We have the team now
 We have the team now
 We have the grand old teamI
 And St. Johns knows it. We gave them this bit of information last Saturday, Dec. 13, on the St. Johns court when we surprised the members of the s. J. s. A. by winning the biggest game of the contest.
 Axe was there, and all of St. Johns found it out, and so was Taylor and Curt. And it didn't take long for Ovelson to discover that Brink" with all his basket ball achievements was there, too, for that wonderful goal thrower couldn't even find the ball.
 We must admit that St. Johns won the voIley ball and tennis games and the second team bask- ct ball, too, but they would gladly exchange victories with us, be- cause it's not always the highest score that means the most gain.
 The victory at St. Johns and a few things it led up to have put new life and pep into the school and from now on there will be no cause for anyone to say that the IS. s. A. hasn't life and spirit.
 Prof Crandell has received the old bards and troubadors of the Middle Ages. Tuesday morning in devotional these singing men told of the glorious trip to St. Johns and of all the most import ant events that took place during the contest that was held there. One of the most important events was told thus:
 Oh. Ann she managed to catch
 Carl Beck, Farley vous, Oh. Ann she managed to catch
 Carl Beck, Farley vous, Oh, Ann she manage to catch
 Carl Beck and now she's going
 back, by heck!
 Hinkey, dinkey. Farley vous. Academy Notes in Snowflake Herald.
The St. Johns herald., 1919-12-25

How would a Parker Pen be for an Xmas gift? See the Rexall Drug Store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
FEW CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANORUFF AND
STOPS FALLING HAIR
Save your hair Make II thick,
wavy and beautiful
try thisl

Thin brittle rulnrl'ss and srrurr
htIt lH mute evidence Of u neglected
scalp. of dnndrun that awful souff
TuorD o. nothing Hu destructive Fac
tho hair Ua dHulrum o. ruhH The huIr
ct its luHtrc. b. strength and tta Ns,y
hfoi eventually producing O. fevrrIah.
ness and Itching of the sc,lp, which
10 not fpmrdled gaufgH tho hnlr ruuN
tu shrink loosen aud die then tho
hair nlla out flst 4 little uuudornn
tonight % ANY time viii surely
saw, four huir.
Gc' o. small bottle of Eouwlfor'H
uundoriuc from "a drur store coz tHI-
lot counter aud attOr the first uppil-
cation your hair viii take on thHi
lifr. luEtrr and iuAurtuurc which if
30 beautiful n viii become wavy and
fluffY and have Inc appearance uf
mundane nu uncomfortable rloFs amt
r1nuoss, but what Will plvisc YoI
most viii be- after Just u Tow weeks
use. when YOU viii actually sep a lui
ot Nur. dowuN halo new hair
growing 900 u,rr the scalp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

rctty trouble which "a section % To-
land was having with Russia" tho
senator asked
Would you like 10 have him killed
~ the command OF other nnuonh who
he'd dpridtd fhnt tho UnitUu States
should be- the nation to send nu arms
60 Euronc io uuril the little trouble
about whloh we are not AN iutn iu.
trrcairdf This could easily happen.
tho souutor continued. "a there BIZ
mo- provision saying that nl nations
shah pru-rtio hclp la stopping the
trouble
''rhe iiou of tho league OF uhtiona
Ia not the idea Of President wilson
~ is the idea OF Great Britain. Prov
idrut Wilson iH simply hacking TO-
Great Britain has everything 10 gam
by o. adoption AZ far as I ran SOC
under its o. eaont form, We have little
or nofhlnf
~ the league Of nations had rs.
iaicd boz IVA thoro would be no
United strtra uow-other nations
would hnyo jumped in and nippcd mo
revolution. which CAV uH our indn-
pcndUnrn fn tho bud n adopted
greni Britain viii rule tho league
and : object 90 having America nEHiu
become d subsidiary country 10 the
Hntsh lniof
Mhrn asked how thiH world como
about Senator tnii explained. Tine
character cod the league provides fur
syotF rrlf governing nation ur prov.
incn tn hrfn a. voice iu the trnrur
That brings Boo canada Australia. In
900 Ireland and tho nthsr ENGLISH
provinces Through their vote Ems
land viii tnlr tho world and use uH
90 hrtp nIHfr provinces forever huh-
lcCtrd to tInlr mother country.
~ Sew MfNiCuus expect tn vote in
favor uf ihN league under is present
rhufInr fHH. nave made "a mistake
in cHnuH'H" fHNIr senator. that Dr. afi
NhrrU IH un question NJ the interest
lu thr ' .ur Umuur nl people Ht this
tmr IUf p iu NOT believe lint the
tluH iHr HfHt % leuruo 40 hr formed
hnh Arrived Fet-pc0ple are not rro
for ff am whom they ace, thcro VIII
Do uo noel OF tho lcnrlo as people
viii not wnnt 40 ho fighting
800 HHH Senator tull continued
'ir flrf fho people have % chance tu
express thfIr approval of thc league
before tho United siates b. iird iui'
be- How fnla approval Dol expressed 3
du not '1fa u can either Pee h1 ON.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
hARATHONS RUN
AROUND CITY BLOCK
IN RACtLAST NIGHT

One ~ HE most interesting and
spectacular nfhlffir events ever c0n
durtrn nN the -f' waa staged last
ulrht rhen fourteen boys started IN
trH mile fure around the city block
and nine young men started ln the two
mile faco. Fuil1 fuo people gathered
~ the coinsf ~ Central asrnlIt ana
First street 20 uitraas the starts and
finish. Louis ffntef won tho mile.
frrd Kremia. Hrcond. tnd Lynn Han
nsotd third time. ) lInute4 and -
seconds. In the two mile contoaf W
Hernandez finished first l.. Herman
etH' aecond. and ". Dryc, thIrd. time.
~ minuton and "a seconds. hRvinr IN
mind that the races were run on hard
nIfctfa the time y remarkahiy good
Tho ulnnffs we're awarded n%rrfopri-
ate mearia immediately after the
races
Tho neat special event 10 b. con.
Quoted b. ne ~" IL the swimming
meet fof notlcta which win hf staged
about Nag Z. az which time friends Of
the ahfocIatlnn will have opportunity
20 eitneNA some lively swimming con-
tests n q wsfer poio game.
Tho officials who conducted tho
rarrr urfr a. ~. Hnrrin. timer. n. a.
Eicktttn. c,arters 4. RothenberHer. q.
Ward aud w. Ravens were judges. &.
u. Green. clerk % course.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
Just Once! Try Dodson'S Liver Tone!
Take No CaIomeI! Listen To Me!
If bilious, coristipatcd, hcadachy or sick, ! guarantee
relief without taking dangerous calomel
which sickcns and salivatcs.

stuuirhtou YOU right M and make Nou
foci Tine and vigorous hy morning. &
want 70 20 ro back 20 tho store and
rci your muncy. budHun'H Liver Tone
be- dtitroYlnF tho sale OF Dulomoi ~.
cause 10 iH real liver medicine. cn-
tirely Ncretnble. therefore U can not
HaliNitto or make you sick
guarantee that one spoonful ol
nudHun's liver Tone viii put your
sluggish liver to work and clean YOUR
bowels of that our bite and constipat.
cd wurtc which Is clogHinE YOUR sys-
tom aud making YOU feet miserable.
Z guarantee shat n bottle OF bodaou's
LIVER Tone VIII keep the entire fam
OBS tyoiiur fiuo fur months dive ~
o. Anur rhilirsu n boz Uarmipss
dor-u't rtinr iuI tho, hbp ifH pleH.
ant taste
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
DRINK MORE WATER
If KIDNEYS BOTHER
IA, les meat ana take ss'ss for
Backachs or Bladder
trouble.

r-.ft t<fd IN msaf ekoitsr the KID.
ar1I fhrr become orcrworkcd. Get
rI.11|ah. ache. and Feel like Jumps Of
t~4* Tire urine hrrofnta cloudy. the
t<tt&ts - irfitattd. and you may bc
nrfot1 q seek feIof two or three
fIfnlr fufIfIE the nIkht WlIrn the
kidn&4 clos you must help them flush
@ff the tuIF'n ufInunt vase o. your
~ a rial SEX person shortly. A. first
yen ~ = duil misery m ne Kidney
ftIitn. yuu suffer from hatNoche. sick
rrpHache. dtrrinceA nfcrnach gcts
<otit. tongue roafed and Yuu feet rheu-
bad.
Ent le-s m<at. drinh Iona 81 wstsri
also ret from ny thnfmncin4 four
ountes ~ lad Nflfa. take 4 table
spoonful N a glsas Of water before
breakfast FOR \ few DAYS ana your
kidntya will then act fine. This Ia
mons snlia u made from the acid 81
noapea and lemon Juice. combined
9Th iiIhla. aud has been used loi
generations 20 clean clonrcd hidnrvn
and atimniats thctn 10 normal actlt
~ 9lnn 10 ncufnliEe the acids In
uflnA 70 u no longer u a source ~
irfitation. t,us endinn bidder .
fnd salts IL Inexpensive. cannot In.
iurn; makes . dcnHhfful c~ffervesccnt
lthIn water drink which everyone
should take nov and then 70 keep
the kidneys cIcnn and active. Drug
Eisft here say thry aeli lots Of lad
salts to folks who believe IN over
comlnr kidney trouble white u " only
trouble
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
RUB RHEUMATIC
PAIN RIGHT OUT
Don't sufferl Relief oomes the
moment you rub with
ST Jacobs Eminent"

What's rheumatism Pain only,
Stop druEFinTi Not one case In
nny requires Internal treatment. Rub
the misery right away. Apply sootli-
inr. penetrating 81. Jacobs IAnl.
menf' directly upon the tender spot"
and Keller comes instantly. 81. Ia
tob'H Liniment' IL a harmless rheu-
matlsin n nciatica relief which new
y diaappointr and can not burn or
discol0r the skin.
Timber up de n small trial bottle
from your drurniat. and In just q mo-
mcnf youW be free from rheumatic
and hrinttca pain, soreness. stiffness
and swelling Don't suffer- 81. Ja-
toh's lAnimeut' haa relieved millions
Of rheumatinm sufferers In the last
half century. and IL lnft as good for
acinttra. neuralgia. iumharo. hack.
ache. apraina and sneillnTo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

stop uring ,aiomcl' 10 mtaos YOU
titk Don't insr 49, DAVIS Wuri. 90 Won
feel lHEr. sluraish. hliInua or tuuati.
plfni listen tu mst
'HlnWDl Dr. mercury OF UuiCkHilycr
WHICH c.uafs n-crfuaiH of Che bones
talnrlol when U comics Into contact
With auur hIIr crashes into It break
ingi o. mp THIS is whrn 80 frrI thlt
awful nausea and rrnmpiur Dr. Nuu
Hro 1919 knocked out. % AouI lfNrr be-
turpIi and bowels cuustpltet uf YOU
have headache. dizyincsH 'uHI.i ton-
rur Dr. breath ia bad ~ stomach sour.
Inti iIN u fpunntul of h'flHl,tH Iod-
Hous Liver TUue.
u'rra mu guarantee Coo foo Hnr
irlr store IuI rrt H battle uI Uu.l.
"fu lifUf TuHr Iur ttl NtuI" ItNu
spoonful iHu.if WI U DO doesn't
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
SENATOR FALL RAPS PLAN FOR
LEAGUE OF NATIONS AT c. OF
RECEPTION GIVEN THIS MORNING

Senator Stops Here While Enroute From Washing
ton to Santa Re. Where He Will Speak on the
Same Subject This Afternoon to the State Legis-
lature; He Distinctly Opposes Many Features of
the Present Charter Of the League; Does Not Like
Idea Of Giving Up Any of Sovereignty of Our
Country Into the Hands of Other Powers; Also
Bitterly Opposed to Other Nations Having Power
to Throw Us Into Conflict in Which We Have No
Interest; Wants People to Have Chance of Ex-
pressing Opinion Before Ii ls Adopted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

"Aa d lOHEn0. 7 DO not OUpOHr n
he stated. In fact there are many
provisions which I would gladly
adopt for tho benefit OF the United
States and The world ~ large. nuf
even " these were adopted alone. this
country would give up untold rights
OF Sovereignty which We have pos
scsHed ana defended since tndepcnd-
nee day.
The idea Of the high court OF ma
tons a. not now n has been boz the
minds ~ leading Htnfcrmcn for years
] would favor some type Of o. on
practically The same principle ua uur
own supreme court would even
probably urfec ~ the enforcement of
10 drcrrct-rNcn 10 war.
Would you like 90 have your own
son sent to Poland 10 fight uui some
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
Health Measure Il
Passed by Senate
With Many Changes

meat 81 his choice are adequately
protected IN section 80. and by full
power % aprenl 20 Inc courts from
4nf rule. regulation or oravr Of the
health authorities.
Heavy penalties are provided for
violation 90 the Law or o. rules and
regulations Of the health authorities
a. 80 forth ln thr law. The law. a.
sanitary code
Emrrnrncv Funds A~vafiabic.
AIthCuHh the power 90 issue certi-
ficatan % Indebtedness. conferred In
the ofialnni bill for use IN cases %
enidkmic. has been removed. the
board o. health a. empowered 20 bor-
rou not 10 exceed f2t. geo for use In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

tsI Under Ia present form. carrying the provisions which take
from us a great amount Of the sovereignty Of the American
people aud providing for the other nations to determine If
we shall ar shall not enter a war IN which we have no real concern. ]
am greatly and firmly opposed to the constitution Of the proposed
address, which he delivered 20 Albuquerque business men ~ the
chamber Of commerce parors.
senator Fail arrived here curouic from Washington 10 Santa Fc
this morning aud will address the state Legislature this afternoon nj
Santa n. The senator h still suffering from the effects Of the severe
attack Of Spanish Influenza aud delivered his address this morning
strictly against his doctors orders as his bronchial tubes are affected
by the influenza.
However, simply could not resist the invitation Of The chamber
Of commerce 20 meet my old friends IN Albuquerque again, the sen.
ator said.
Abuqucrqucans were given n most comprehensive exposition Of
the proposed league of Nations by Senator Fall, who has been one OF
the leading thinkers and critics Of the various provisions Of the present
chartcr Of he leagne.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

several Utun % ths state, wtH Gait
90 uu under I suspension ~ the rules
Nr Herbert offered tn amendment
which wa ruled nut hN Speaker ~.
dlllu ON the ground that u wtH boz
reality % substitute hin Mr. gurns
fhUu Offered ln amendment which
ytrIri. but thr bIl wHs subsequent
IF tabled Dos 10 vote OF % 90 49,
Th, bili. plssuI h, the house were
lluldInE animals fut trrsptHs dam
sos providing fur cHrr and preserve
ton Of ballots 90 general elections
crrtiIun uf 10 state highway from the
trrrllluH bridge tl TiIrrtH. and Dan.
is pliil,H hill relative TO rummuu-
IE land EuutH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

referendum vote or By other channels
OF oppression bat I DO not think that
mo people would ever raiify the
charter uH " now stands. n they
should. then I will be- ready to resign
ms position in the senate.
There are noN twelve ~ thirteen
democrats In the senate who do not
favor the lenguo and hnse expressed
ihemseiyea-they take the same stand
that ! do Thty rvfuec u give up
our sovereignty aud refuse "a sanction
such an agreement na would cave tt
10 Tho decision OF foruiru powers as
40 whether our own boys should fight
and die on foruirn snli for a foreign
purpose whlcn concerns their mother
country not ouo ioia.
Practically livery point ~ he league
was discussed briefly hy the senator.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

Dare "a man to do 10 thing, and
hos re- fool ho Will attempt o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

Goui alfalfa fur rabbits. %rhickcu-.
hui-'-, ouvs o. " lee, sis-stt-siG
West Lead I'VE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

ron SALE Stove with connections.
almost new $50 1909 Norlh Fourth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-14

The state milne Inspector was nut nf
luck in this legislature nuusr BIN
No 2al. when introduced put he in-
spertor's salary az 81 200. tn inrreuse
~ $4,000 e year The house cut o.
90 $4,000 and the srnl q fuftnnr tuf
IL To- t1fnn before pls-lne D. hill
las. ulFiti.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-23
MOVIE MEN GET
IN WORK WHILE
SHERIFF WORKS
Total of 1866 Arrests Are Made
In Warren District as Result
AUTHORIZATIONS of !, W. W.
hEhrnhnYc at
10y aoRsrao JOURNAL SPECIAL tt.eso w'"Fi

10y morning JOURNAL SPECIAL LsIsEo wREl
Bisbee, Ariz,, July 22.-Wlth the ar
rest of forty-four more citizens of the
Warren district here today on charges
of kidnapping brought by Fred W.
Brown, a deputy sheriff, in connec-
ton with the so-called Bisbee depof-
tation cases of july 1917. q total OF
1855 arrests had been made in TWO
days up to 10 o'clock tonight, III ar
rests were made yesterday AS was
the case yesterday, all the men ar
rested today secured immediate re-
lease on $4,000 bonds each. Sheriff
James Mcdonald will leave early to-
morrow morning for Douglas, service
of warrants on the Brown charges
here having been practically complet-
ed tonight. Eighteen residents OF
Douglas, included in the Brown charg7
es, will be formally notified of their
arrest on the sheriff's arrival.
A touch of color was added to the
situation with the advent here this
afternoon of two motion picture men,
who shot quantity of film about the
police court and city streets, wherever
the defendants on the Brown charges
gathered. The city received the cam
era men in holiday spirit, stores Of
fees and even banks operated by the
accused men closing their doors while
the scenes were taken. one bank ear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-23

Buchanan, Carew. Casey, Clary, Coay,
Cullen, Dent, Dewalt. Donovan, Dool-
ing, Dupre, Eagan, Fitzgerald, GAIA
CHER, Gallivan, Ganley. Gard, Gold
fogle, Griffin, Humphreys, lgoe,
Johnston, Lazaro. Lea, Linthicum,
I.onergan, McAndrews, MeGlennon,
McKiniry, McLane, Maher. Martin,
Mead, Minahan, Mooney. O'Connell,
O'Connor, Pell, Phelan. Pou, John w.
Rainey, Illinois; Riordan, Rowthan,
SABBATH, Sherwood, Small, Smith, New
York; steele and sullivan. Total, 81.
Republicans: Bach-arach, Briten,
Burdick, Burke, Curry. Dyer, Ed
monds, Freeman, Garland, Glynn,
Haskell, Hull, Hustled, Jefferis. Jaul,
Kahn, Kennedy. Kleczka, La Guar
dia, Lampert, Lehlback, Longworth,
Macarthur, McCrate, Madden, Mann,
Merritt, Moore, NORM. Mudd, Newton,
Nolan, ogden, Porter. Radcliffe, Ram
sey. Reber. Rodenberg. Sanford, Sic
gel, Snyder, Stephens, Tinkham Ware,
Voigt, Walsh, Ward and Watson. To-
tai As.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-23
30,537 COMPANIES MAY
GO OUT OF EXISTENCE

Phoenix, Ariz., July ga total of
80 5S7 of the 30,902 companies which
nave been incorporated or homestead
ed III Arizona, are facing the alterna-
tive of paying their fees and making
their reports, or having the state cor
poratlon commission file applications
IN the courts for their dissolution, ac-
cording to we'll authenticated reports
at the capitol today.
The commission, it is understood,
Is preparing circular to the approx
mately 99 per cent delinquent COM
panies in Arizona, notifying them that
unless their arrears and reports, due
last June, are paid, court proceedings
will be opened looking to their DISCO
luton.
The money obtained from the COM
panies' fees goes into the general fund
of the state" said A. F.. Stelzer, Sec
rotary of the corporation commission.
THE enforcement of the law means u
great deal more work for the commits
sion, but it will have to be done"
1t was pointed out that many of the
corporations organized in Arizona in
the past few years are dead beyond
recall. If the entire list of delinquents,
many of which have not paid fees nor
made reports for several years, were
to be revived, the state would be rich
er by $1,000. 900 or more, it was
stated.
Many substantial firms, some APP
preaching the million dollar class, are
in arrears in the matter of annual fees
and reports; number of otherwise
well-conducted business houses have
been similarly lax, and even trans
portation lines are in the delinquent
files Of the commission.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-23
RAIN-S0AkED ROADS
OF ARIZONA CAUSE
TROUBLE TO TOURIST

Word has come from Nye Martin,
of the e. L. Washburn company who,
with his family, started on an auto
mobile trip to California about ten
days ago. When they left Albuquer-
que the sun was bright and there was
no fear of heavy rains; but when
they reached the Arizona line, trou-
BILE commenced, and postal cards re-
ceived at the Washburn store from
Martin give the news that their car
was struck in the mud at several
points along the rain-soaked ROAD
from Winslow to Seligman, and at the
rate they were travelling they expected
to get into California and on a good
road to Los Angeles about Christ
mas. Mr.. Martin says many cars are
stuck in mud along the Arizona
highway to and from California, on
account of the recent heavy rains, and
when he sent in his last report sit was
still raining"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-23
REVOLVER NEEDED AS
EVIDENCE DISCOVERED

Phoenix, Ariz., July ga revolver,
said to be one of the missing links in
the chain of evidence against Mexi-
can known as "Chomacho," charged
with the murder of Margarita Avila,
near Glendale, ten days ago, has been
found by Ranger Dewitt, who dragged
the Buckeye canal for the weapon, il
was announced today.
Avila was robbed of 5000 by two
men and then fatally wounded. He
died in a hospital here the following
day. Chomacho was captured after
u hard chase, during which, the Off
GERS said, he was seen to drop his re-
volver in the Buckeye canal. A second
man said to have been implicated in
the double crime is still at large.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-23
AMERICAN KIDNAPPED
BY MEXICAN BANDITS

Washington, July 22.-The kidnap-
ing of Larence L. Shipley, an Ameri-
can citizen. by Mexican bandits near
Fresnillo, Mex, last Saturday, was re-
ported today to the state department.
Shipley is a native of Warrington,
New, &h
The department has no other details
on this latest attack on an American
citizen in Mexico, but the official an
nouncement of the occurrence said an
investigation had been ordered
The report. coming as 1t did, closely
after the attack and robbery OF i
boat load of American sailors near
Tampico and the receipt of informa-
ton yesterday of the robbery of about
$4,000 from the Puerto L,obos sta
ton of the Atlantic Refining company
added to the tension in official circle
resulting from continued attacks on
American citizens and property in the
southern republic.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-23

ly in the afternoon placed huge pla-
card over it's locked doors, reading
'Pinched; back again in fifteen min
utes. Gone to see the sheriff AT the
police station a huge placard read;
Get in line for Bisbee.s Sixth Liberty
Bond drive. Have your warrant
ready"
Miners in overalls mingled with
fashionably dressed men in the motion
picture scenes while police and dep
uty sheriffs with reyolyers and SOM
breros lent the western movie" tone.
A number of soldiers in uniform just
back from overseas also appeared
among the defendants.
The pictures will soon be released
to two of the largest motion picture
concerns in the United states.
Preliminary hearings in the cases
win be resumed by Justice w. c. Jack
in Douglas at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-07-23
Loving Has Troubles.

Several weeks ago Mr. and Mrs.
w. A. Loving, of 1922 East Gold ave-
nue. left the city on an automobile
trip to southern California in their
car. The trip to the southern coast
was made in splendid time and with
out any trouble, A short time ago
they started back for this city in the
car, and everything went along
smoothly until they ran into the rain
storms prevailing along the highways
of Arizona. Trouble then commenced,
muddy roads were encountered, and
them car got stuck deep in mud near
Seleman. Here Hr. Loving wrote a
postal card TO Gust Konlas, telling
him Of his troubles, after which he
and wife boarded the train for Albu-
querque. The car was pulled out of
the mud and shipped back to Albu-
Querque on a freight train.