davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
OUIMET ELIMINATED
AS AMATEUR LEADER
D. Wood rlatt, Philadelphia ard Nov
Man In Golf World. Up~sS Hopes
of Former Champion.

Ill'tSbI RGli, Aug 2I-Artcr "a
hour reign IA faNorilr Tor cham.
p'"hShlp honoB In the national anna
leur tournament, being pMy,d ',t an,
N'hmOnt club. Francis Duinei was
lAte lhis afternoon eliminated hy
wood PlatL North HiIls club phua
~, ,m.','phNA, one mp, on the ysth hole
he defcat Of the famous Woodland
cub star by Plat was az sensatlounl
a. golfing feat as the contest thnt
marked tho passing nf Chick Eyans
yehlcrday AZ the hands OF Duimct
hs setting 10 the match a tcrrtri,
'nuhdorWofm burst over tho ulaycra
ana spectators Just after m. New
England expert had sIuarcd The con
'eHl on the homo green and tho two
'A'ia holes were fought our In "a
pouring rain that drcnchod contest
anus ana gallery to the sk iu
., compared with his work OF
"uh'Hday against Evans Oulmcra
plaS fell orr badly Eut n IS doubt
luI u IhlA was duo aH much 10
weather and Cuursc conditions ma The
hs'ural reaction following tho strain
't yestcrduy'H match Ouimpi.a
stroke score this afternoon was no
TOT 80 hulrH. Rs compared with 100.
pionHhip holder, EvauE under far
more hNorahle playing condition
puimet was In trouble virtually
MI day, taking 50 for both the fore.
noon and afternoon rounds Of IS.
holes each
Plntt whilc not playing particular
~ brilliant golf waH extremely
steady and made evory shot count
Plait brought bursts OF applause
from tho gallery OF several hundrer
golf doyotocs who teHdged along with
the players by sinking ng puts
az critical moments and u was freely
conceded thar today he was PLAYING
a better game than the man who
startled the International Rolf world
In 1913 by his great triumph over
Ray and Nardon virtually unknown
IN national tournament circles until
today Pmtt demonstrated that hcI
must be cons dorcd as "A factor fur
the championship title and hia match
with =. Davidson Heron ~ oak
mont, one OF the four surviving en-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

Al Houston Galveston ]
At Beaumont 5-l2, san Antonio
'-6
At fort Worth Waco, rain
At Dallas-Shrcveport. rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

New York al, =, Louis "a
Detroit 2, Philadelphia 0.
chicago II. Washington 4
Boston I. Cleveland 2.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
MAY SELECT TULSANS
FOR COUNCIL FRIDAY
Mnynr Hubbard Submits the Names
which May be Acted Upon by tho
STATE Body nj Meeting To-day.
TO ACT ON HIGH PRICES
Ae1rr,rrivc Altitude Is Trumtsci--
Representative Citizens Named
By Mayor g. II. Hubbard.

MT OF ~ names or prominent
Tulirins AZ prospective members or
thr newly recognized Tulsa council OF
defrnaa Wus forwarded lu Governor
J. W A Robertson yesterday by
Any0r g.. Il Hubbard for presouta-
hon AZ The first meeting OF the state
council Of defense at Oklahoma CITY
foycu " the men would comprise the
art.vr working council. while the
other 2 would form the executive
board 0f tho organization. Clarence
II Douglas. secretary OF the cham ber
of commerce and member OF the
stat council lcft yesterday TO attend
ih. meeting NJ Oklahoma city
IN compliance with the governors
request hat tho council be az small
~ possible, the mayor submitted on
ly e"vrn names for the active mem
hcrnIp Of tho organization The
mcr selected were: j Burr Gibbons.
- Rose. Harry kRkaddon. r. N
MrFrlin. NJ. A. breckenridge. Ar
q HcrEom. and q r. Mccullough
The persons named for the cNccu-
tive board are. W G.. Stegcr. John
W0Uinrd Mrs Arthur.Graycr. Mrs
william Sill, John b &escrSS j y
M,ukcE J J Iarkin. r. a Wood
lahh y Lindsey. Mrs Halle GoIay
waller Miller W q Buck. "a II
Rogers. Joseph Evans Ice Daniel
a. g. IeiElcr. Mrs IA +. cary Thco-
d0rr COX, r u Hartman, n. II. Ila-
gen and O.. Earl williamson
Through the council and the cN-
cculiyo board. Mayor Hubbard said.
the city will take an aggressive atti-
ude toward high prices and prof
Ueors.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
SINCLAIR AND GYPSY QUIT
IN SEVENTH INNING A TIE
Sinclair

Sinclair and Gypsy batilcd 10 ta Q
TO yesterday At heNulty PARK
Tho srurp.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
American Association.

Al Kansas city /. Louisville s
Al Minneapolis O. indianapolis \.
Al 81 Pnul.12; Columbus 2
~ Milwaukee ; Toledo T. l2 IN.
llngsJ
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

A mineral recently discovered iu
Siberia resembles dark brown hard
rubber. whom burned has a otrong
famo ana when placed iu water bc.
comes A uNraftin lIkc mass
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
nortIcsyiIIc OffIcrr Rclcnacd

lIarye parrieks tho Bartlesvlllo po-
lic,man. who is accused or killing
Noses Squirrel. at stomp dance
near Vinitn. two weeks ago and
who has been held In tho craig
county Jail since his preliminary
hearing, has been allowed bail In the
sum Of $4,000 which has been turn-
ished. Parrick will return To- Bartles-
Vile,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
American IEAc,ie
Results Yesterday
Western League,

TULSA 2. JOPLIN
bcs MoincH 3 omaha q.
Oklahoma city 4, Wichita 2.
81 Joseph ~. Sioux city 8.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22

The rachel mounting OF the head
OF new monkey wrench gives h
eight different working angles for
use where distractions would inter
ferc with n straight wrench.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
SnmIIicrn Association

At Little Rock /. Mobile 0. GC
lnninEsl
At Nashville I Atlanta o.
At Memphis birmingham o
Al Chattanooga New Orleans
postponed, rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
Games Today

Western League.
TULSA AT JOPLIN
wichita ht oklahoma Guy
81 Joseph at sioux city.
Omaha at Nos MoiucH
National l~lCuC
pittBhurrh at brooklyn
Cincinnati az Nogion
Chicago At Philadelphia.
si. Louis al New YORK
American League, q
Washington at ChicnKn
Philadelphia NJ Detroit
Sew YORK at ~ Louis
Boston ~ Cleveland
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-22
National League.

Now YORK 8. St Louis :
brooklyn g. Pittsburgh ?.
Cincinnati z. BoBtUn q
Chicago I, Philadelphia /
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

znowu sedzia Jarecki a przedstawi-
wszy gosciom zebranych bohate-
row, powolai ma mowce jednego 2
byiyeh zolnierzy,' p. Walentego Su-
walskiego, proszac go, ably opowie--
dzial nieco o swych przygodach woj-
skowych; p. Suwalski sluzy} ma from
Gle b~olsZewickim - ma dalekiej, III
mnej Syberyi .Sfuchano go z wiel--
kim zainteresowaniem. Pc MIN
przemawia{ p. Sylvester Belinski,
kt6ry czynna s}uzbe odbyi we Fran
cyl. Przebyi on wiele. Raniony pod
Chateau Thierry, ostatkiem sill,
czobEajac sic Pc ziemi, dostat sic u
silowal ma tyly, do swoich. Podczas
tych strasznyeh katuszy, Niemcy pu-
$cili W strone Amerykanow chmu-
~ t~rujacego gazu, kt6re ZakosZto-
wal r6wniez Belinski. Pc jakimS CA
sic, zblizyl sic do niego algierski zoi-
nierz, a sadzac, il zycie MIN "a
mario. przeszukiwaG mu pocza} kie-
szenie, spodziewajac sic, IL ma osobie
lego znaidZie cos z kosztownoSci. w
tel wla$nie chwili, Belihski otworzyl
oczy; Algierczyk widzac, il zycie W
rannym ~jeszcze ME wygaslo, pre-
ni6sl. 60 W beZpieczne miejsce; W
swoim czasie odesiano Belihskiego
do szpitala, gdzie przeleaal oSm mie-
siecy. Algierczykowi tez ~Zawdzie--
eye moze, il opowiadaG mog& wczU-
raj zebranym o swych przejsciach.
Opowiadaniem swym zajai bohater
ten umys}y ws~zystkich; gdy skon-
cyl oklaskom ME bylo konca. Pc
lego movie wystapi}a Q mOnoloeiem
parma Stanisiawa Debska, wywiazu-
JAG sic z niego dobrze. Gdy skonczy-
Ia, sedzia Jarecki odczytal nazwiska
%zoinierzy, obecnych ma sail, ktorzy
W woinie Swiatowej ranieni zostali
przez nieprzyjaciela. Bylo ich wielu,
co dowodzi ich bohaterstwa. Gdy
skonczyl, wystapii powtornie Choir
mieszauy / odSpiewal po angielsku
We will never let the old flag fall =.
Y. kapelan Szczepan Bubacz, kt0ry
peinil stuzbe W Camp Grant przema-
vial nastepnie; pc MIN powsta} y.
kapelan Franciszek Kuli6ski. ktory
dzielii wsp6lnie z zolnierzami dole
/ niedole ich ma polu chwaiy; mo~it
o ciezkich chwilach, jake p~zecho-
dill bohaterzy CT, w~alczacy o demo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
z Przyjecia z~OEnierzy
ma M~aryanowie.

Obywatelstwo skupiajace sic PREY
parafii Najsw. NJ. P. Anielskiej przyj
mowaio onegdaj nader uroczyscie
swych Syn6w. ex-zolnierzy, kt6rzy
gdy trabka wojenna zagrala. porzu-
eili zaiecia i drogie sereu osoby, spie-
szac ma Niemca. Oficyalne to przyje-
Gle, %serdeczne, odbyio sic W sail pa
rafialnej. o godzinie sz6stej wpro-
wadzono do sail z CORA stu zolnie-
rzy: gdy wchodzili przywitano ich
oklaskami. Parafia wyslala ich "a
zem 251, zeszia sic jednak tylko
mniej niz polowa, poniewaz wielu
leczy sic jeszcze z ran, kilku zyeie
oddalo W ofierze ma oltarzu Ojczyz-
nv. wielu ~wyjechalo z miasta it'd. -
Gdy wszyscy zajeli mieJsca, pro-
boszcz, X. Franc. Gordon C. R., po--
wstal, odm6wil modlitwe, poczem "a
brano sic do spozycia wieczerzy. Pc
spoayciu tejie, zabral CLOS p. Teofil
Gordon, kt6ry W kilku slowach po-
vital zebranych imieniem komitetu,
ma mistrza ceremonii ~powolujac Sc
diego Jarecktego. W6wczas przysts
piono do oddania przygotowanego IA
okazye te tax rzadka - programu
Powstali wszyscy gdy -orkiestra pod
batuts m~iejscowego organisty, grat
poczeIa hymn narodowy amerykah-
ski Star Spangled Banner; Gale
zebranie tez SpiewaG poczeio owa
nie$miertelna pieSn. Gdy ostatnia
uuta przebrzmiala, na wezwanie &C.
remoniarzs powstano powtornie,
hold oddajac poleglym b~ohaterom'
rZewna to zaiste byls chwfla, gdy
odezwala sic trabka wojskowa, wy
daiaca q siebie 1o}nierskie pozegna-
sic towarzysza. 1apewne niejedne-
irts z weteran6w krecila sic TIA W
oku, przypominajsc soote chwiie,
gdy oddawal swemu towarzyszowf
ostatnis przysluge - het - tam -
~ polach Francyi. X. probosEcz Cd
m6wil zeHranymi trzykrotnie:
.,wieczne Odpoczywanie". skupii sic
w6wczas Choir m~ieszany I odSpieWat
..Trabke Bojowa"; S~piewak6w ma
grodzono zasluzonymi oklaskamt.
Gdy tony piesni zamitkfy, powstaS
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

Jadwigi NJ. P. $40; Tow. Brat. Pom.
Sw. Wawrzynca $3.50; Tow. sw.
Grzegorza $40; Tow. sw. Barbary
SIS; Oddz. Alumn6w M. P. SIS;
Dw6r Foresterk sw. Franciszka
$40; Tow. Dram. I Spiewu IS; Oddz.
s M. P. So; Choir sw Cecylii S. Ra-
zem $202.50.
w imieniu komitetu p. Teofil
Gordon, sk}ada paniom "a chetna
prace, pubiicznoSci zaS i zofnierzom
"a laskawe przybycie, staropolskie
bog Zapla6".
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

rdzie zamierza otwoZyc intereS na
wielkQ skale.
Oh. Maksymilian Derengowski. Zam.
pnr. so No. Carpenter ul., znany po-
grzebowy w dzielnicy kantowskiej, pro-
wadzi file swego Interest," pnr. BIZ
w. 41ej ul., naprzeciw ko5ciola p. W.
Pieciu Braci PolakGw MeczennikGw.
Jest nadzieja, re oh. DercngUwski W
niediugim zasie zjedna sobie sympa-
I've rodakGw zamiesZkalych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

kracye swiata, mowil o zyciu jake
pedzili transzach, o piracy swej
pomiedzy rannymi. Zaiste, s1ucha}o-
by sic opowiadan tych o Gala. Gdy
skohczyi movie, wystapi}a maia
dzieweczka, Elzbieta Krzeminska |
deklamowaG poczela: .,Haslo za--
nierza'. Sluchano jej z zapartym
oddechem; jak wielkie wrazenie u
czynila ma sIuchaczy MECH posluzy
fakt, il podczas jej deklamacyi tax
wielka zapanowala ma sail cisza, IL
zdawafo sic, IL sala ia, pelna oso6'
pusta by}a. Wszyscy zapomnieli 0
sobie, o drugich, kazdego uwaga
skupiona byla ma tel malej deklama-
torce. D}ugo ME milkneiy oskiaski;
gdy zas W kohcu ucich}y, wystapita
re spiewem parma Marya Smigaj,
ktorei CLOS og6lne znalazl uznanie.
I znowu powstIl sedzia Jarecki, Cd
czytujac nazwiska zolnierzy, kt6rych
parafia wyslaia W szeregi armii. Ma
stepnie pod batuta p. Wiedemana,
odspiewa{ Choir ,,Chwala i Geese. Pc
przebrzmieniu pieSni, sedzia Jarec-
XII przedstawil Zebranym za~sluzone-
90 ~organiste, kt6ry r6wniez, jak ty-
STAGE innych, bronit pojechaf do
Francyi idei wolnoSci. Pan Wiede-
man znajdowal sic W pierwszej linii
~transz6w, gdy wiesG ich doszla o ka-
pitulacyi Niemiec. Me by}o mu pi-
sane, osobiscie : p~orachowaG sic re
zdradriwym Krzyzakiem i pomscic
krzywdy, iakich nar6d polski doZnal
z rak tego ,,cywilizowanego" naro-
du. Gdy skonczyt movie, powstal X.
proboszcz Franciszek Gordon, c. R.,
skladajac W wymownych a serdecz-
nych slowach hold bohaterom Swia-
towel wojny, chwalac ich walecz--
nose: przyznaH, il i'm zawdziecza ia
rod nasz, IL Polska jest wolna te--
raz j zyt moze swobodnie - ME
skrepowana.
OdSpiewaniem modlitwy ,.BoAe
cos Polske" ~uroczystosG 5amknieto.
Komitet przyjecia tworzyll nastepu-
jacy obywatele i obywatelki: PIP. Te-
OIL Gordon, w. O~strowski, w. Ro-
szkowski, F. Malinger, Leon Zamor-
ski, Franciszek Urbanski. Stanisiaw
Lehman, Franciszek Meliu, NJ. Kir-
stein. oraz panic: ZamorSka, Per-
lifska. Helena Larkowska, pna Stu.
da, w. Wajerowska. Emilia MOI. Ma
stepujaee panic i panienki zajely sic
podaniem 2otraw, baczac troskliwie,
ably goSciom mic ME zabrakSo: NJ.
Penka{a, NJ. Rosa, w. Rosa, NJ. Oh
szewska, II. Sergot, NJ. Dombrowska,
H. Jastrowska, J. Ja$kowiak, M.
Panka, NJ. Poklacka. NJ. Wrzesinska,
X. Kwiatkowska, NJ. Stawicka, j. Bo-
tka, r. Kudzinowska, j. Dombek.
r. Zwolihska. P. Kowalska, Y. Wro-
blewska, R. Schlott, A. GranczeW--
ska; ]. Schroeder. F. Skrobicka, NJ.
Rutkowska, r. Klajbor, A. Franci-
kowska, NJ. Zablocka, j. MarynoW-
ska, A. Olender, S. Snarska, w.
PerIinska, NJ. Abraham. Sz~czegoinleJ
SEE uznanie nalezy sic ponizej wy
mienicnym towarzystwom, z para
fiji Maryanowskiej "a poparcie' po-
zwaIajac komitetowi wydania tax
wspanialego przyjecia. Ma ten eel
zlozono: Choir parafialny starszy
So; Dw6r sw. Antoniego SO; Tow.
Polek sw. Amy $40; Oddz. VII NJ. r.
S.; firma T. G. Felt and Taran
SIC; Klee Bros. $3.50; Dw6r Fo-
resterek n. NJ. a. $40: Klub Adama
M~ickiewicza s22.5O; Home Bank
S.; Oddz. 50 sw. Antoniego NJ. P.
SIS; Choir mlodszy sw. Cecylii 50;
Klub Pan Kr6l. Jadwigi $40; Tow.
sw. Kunegundy SO; Oddz. 9 Kr6l.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

skowanych bandyt6w, kt0rzy prZysta-
wiwszy lufy rewolwerowe do piersi
Whereby, rozkazali zachowac sic .spo-
kojnie, poczem ~przeSzukali kieszenie
za~bierajae mu $25 W got0wce. WierzOa
uwiadomiI O wypadku pOlicye.
sE
Znany tutejsZy obywatel Stanisfaw
Nalepa, Fam. pnr. 3739 So. Albany V
wraz z rodzina wyprowadzil sic pred
kilku dniami do Benton Harbor, Ind,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09
z BRIGHTON PARK.

W niedziele, dnia 2Sgo bm., o godzinie
2-giei popo{udniu odbedzie sic posiedZe
ME Klubu Obywatelskiego, skupiajace-
go sic W dzielnicy Brighton Park, w
sail oh. W. Fettera, pnr, 1858 So. Tai
man ave. Klub powyzSzy energiznie
pracuje naI tenn, ably W jak najkr0t-
Sym czasie wySudowac W tel dzielnicy
potrzebna sale ma obchody, ~przedsta-
vienna ,zabawy, ~pOsiedzenia i inne po-
dobne okaZye.
POlSki sklad dcpartamentowy pod
nazwa Brighton Park Department
Store, m~ieszczacy sic pnr. 4237-63 Ar
cher eve, rozwija sic doSkonale W ca
lem togo s}owa znaczeniu. Kierowni-
klein skladu jest prcDes sp6lki p. Al
fred RomanCwSki a sekretar7cm p.
FranciSzek Torczyhski. Oby wiccej ia
kich SHADOW powstaio w dzielnicach
zamieszkaIych przez POlak6w, a izrael-
ska sZlachta wyniCSiaby sic nieZawO1-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

ME do Palestyny - do OjczyZny swo,
jej.
y
Tow. Pieciu Braci Polak6w Meczen'
nik0w, CT. 1416 q. n. P, bedzie miafo
swoje posiedzenie W przyszla niedziele,
dnia Ago b. m, W sail OBJ. ]. Kudfy,
pnr. 1901 So. Spaulding ave-, o godzi-
ME 2-giej popoludniu. Obecnosc wszyst,
kich czlonk6w jest wymagana, ponie'
waz jest wiele waznych spraw do "a
latwienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

Pred ~tygodniem X. JGzef Kruszka,
miejscowy proboszcz ochrzcil W koscie-
le p. W. P.Sciu Braci Polak0w Meczenni
k0w synka PIP. J6zefa i Maryi Kudl6w.
Fam. pnr. 1901 So. Spaulding ave. -
Chrzestnymi PREY Chrzcie Sw. byli: p.
Jan Michalik / PAM Agnicszka Kudla.
Imie d5iecieciu madame: J02ef. Pc
chrzcie odbyly sic W domu PIP. Kudl6w
dOskonalc chrDciny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-09

Jak nam wszystkim wiadOmO, z po-
wodu strajku w~eglowego, wlldze wy
daily odpowiednie rOzporzadZenie co do
godzin piracy. Do powynszego rOzporza-
dDenia zastosowaly sic firmy: Crane
Co., jak rOwniez Western Faundry, mic
szczace sic W dzielnicy tutejszej. Wyo-
brazic sobie moana poloAenie biednych
robotnik0w, PREY obecnej d~rozyznie,
podczas zimy i PREY nadchodzqcych
awietach BoIego NarOdZenia.
Oh. Walenty Wierzba, Fam. pnr. 1872
SO, Albany ave, zOSta} Onegdaj pred
--.. -.- ,-,l-.xE,, ,.N .n p,n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18

table of monthly production;
500 bhs daily production, monthly dividends. o.. ............S 1858
1000 bhs. daily production, monthly dividends ............... 7506
1900 bbls. daily production, monthly dividends. go. $3.50
1000 bMs. daily production, monthly dividends .... ....s....... HAP
5000 bMs. daily production, monthly dividends 800. ............ 1Ti8
1000 bbs. daily production, monthly dividends. -. ............. 228 "a
5000 bMg daily production, monthly dividends ............... 1885, 30
1000 bbs. daily production, monthly dividends 80. ........... 42742
10000 bbs daily production, monthly dividends. ........... $1,000
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sand beautifully coating hs ten pink
and rhfifcitd toes.
-Dl nuTkr, We want H4l the rain
that w can Grt 10 Tho desert but il
dpcg seem 70 me that We mirhs b.
better on n Il didnft fail IA nnc spot
The particular spot where ilft nirhtH
lcloudbufst MT WAS the entrance 70 my
Icciiari n you doubt 4. look
n vae y Of numerous similar
plants beard this morning. The ire
mcndous rain that fell last nirhi au-
|pcara TO have been concentrated over
TIE city limits Of Albuquerque. al
though tho county o a~uperlnttnd-
cnt today reported n ncw lnke abcut
"a mile ionr. covering what was oncc
the North, Fourth street road.
Thc Iuivefsity weather. stallion re-
ported the precipitation as c little less
Than half an inch. ~ OF an inch. 20
be cract. hut thar was not what hap
ncned IN the iuwlands Of Albuquerque;
not 81 all The original opening ur
o. the clouds deposited from one 20
targe inches q concentrated wetness
Eight In the midst Of The business dis
lrIct. and n eontinufd 20 open out
and CROP IN eifnilnr volume for nearly
hour, NJ serious damage was
done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18

The rrccnt unhrrceacnuy heavy
feins IN the central and western partl
% fhc state have btcn disastrous Ia
a1fp aifhNays IN many pIacs aud
have ln;crfcfcR seriously with the How
|ot touri1t sfniic overland.
- would ddviho any one who -
planning "a travel otariand." said
Colonel y. X ~. SELLERS this morning.
10 postpone starting Tor a week or
Fo. The atkeriiy OF our recent rains
r1fw re believe that they viii not
cont1ue much lonFcr kcsidca, tho
rnuds North ssnd west are right now
IN a very bad condition. North. ho-
oFccn h~tuGucrluc and Fulton. on the
Tar aiit ~ she 0lorictns. one bridge Il
cat and many culvcrta have gone.
Tho "a reilpc wasii n practically linz
~paasahlc. and cars are laid no all
along the road. Westward. tic road
along the NntipWnl old traits bctwcon
McCartya ard Forg WinFate u impass-
ahlci between Dssii aud bialn Lake
no cura have rome through Tor sew
cfai days. ana on me Ocean to Ocean
Highway west from Magdaiena travel
a impussibie.'
Travel conditions on nla roads dur
ing tho past few weeks have not par
ailclcd In man. rcasors unlcss one re-
calls h conditions OF last winter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18
Important Matters
to Be Discussed
at Stockmen's Meet

Tho secretary Of the New Mcxlco
Cattle and ilursc GfopcrS association
has a~nnonneed that the second meet
ing 81 the executive committee Of the
association for this year viii be held
al Ninudaicnh on August 4th.
TlAe meeting 10 likely TO be OF con-
Siderable Importance and a large at
tendance and onr OF committeeman
hut Of members and atockmon gcncr-
ally. Delegates OF thu association 10
tho Salt Lake Siockgrowcrs' confer
ence wiii have returned and wiil make
a report There are . number OF
othcr pending matters cf Interest to
stockmcn to be determined at the
meeting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18
LEMON JUICE 3
FOR FRECKLES
Gihsl Make beauty lotion for
a few cents-Tv III =

Squeeze the juice OF two lemons
20 a bottle containing three ouncca|
orchard while shake well, and ii
have "a quarter pint OF the best frecl
and tan loiion and complexion bed
tificr, at very, very small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons a
any drug store or toilet counter "
supply three ounces OF orchard VIII
for a few cents. Massage this swel
~ fragrant iotion into the faco ne,
arms and hands each day and I
how frecklcs and blrmiRhes diaappd
and how clear, soft and rosy VII
the skin becomes. Ycsl II M hnri
less and mover i%rritntcH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18
Lieutenant Ervien :
Named Superintendent
Of Reform School

H.hta IN ~ 81 Juit is.-LIoalcn-
AM Howell Effien, Iset returned from
|tao yrar oversees whore he was IN
almost ~cpntiAunus active service. ms
teen rltfit1 nui.Crluitndni % tho New
Alex Ico fflafm school located al
fhtIhrtr. The arrcInimtnf sas nndh
fy me board o. trustees at i meeting
Ht FIHiHEtf nsl Tuesday 7ituicnani
Eisisn a . Aan % the late hoheft p.
Eftitn. for many ytara land commits
fioner o. Mexico.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18
KiIe Sentenced to
Hang ON August 8thI
Appeals His &c

George kiie, sentenced to hang
Aurust g. 1919. by Judge Rayme
n Hyas In district court ~ ms /
a Yesterday, fer the murdcr Of
.. whIiesldes at Toltcc ON Starch
VIII take an appeal TO the state
premc court. according to notice n
by his lawyers yesterday. Kiie's 50
tcncc was pronounced following
denial by the court u q motion fa|
new trial.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18
( IN THE GOLDEN CIRCLE

m~h@& ~ m@&H @&W@N Hm4m@@ mMmmMS m%ts B%mHm dHe Northwest %mw
Oklahoma just @h% fields u@s Gmm%m%m ohM%wh hmHsW~bd I@@@ mH@ %@dhm nwM Mmmwpb@-
%%%%rp% @%wp%3%@ %G%@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18

II acreage in the northeast corner IF block $40 lays in a drtm eo fl the famous wells and also
dencks go up over night ad active drilling sat wt as fast asm machinery can be moved in We
m be made with reliable bonded dnMr Our hntw well will be drilled onehef mile
the Pennsylvania Dill & Jas well which are nowin the sand land wnbe dmhdm ay day. Them &P
throw homo our holdings sand makng hou@ndso barrels high grade oil dMy W. have
Erhnsnh m wonderful IL field and made them nncNY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18
r OIL is FLOWING

oducing wells and dozens of new e will SOC be completed. We have room
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-07-18

tho establishment OF -four observation
squadrons IN the Philippines as part
0f the basic defense Of the Islands viii
have 10 be abandoned. army officials
snid today. unless some remedy Is
found for The present situation Of the
air service. Each OF these ~squadrons
require ~ flying officers and the en-
tire commissioned personnel OF the
utfNicc VIII number only @223 by
September 30.