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Buyers Arriv e q
between1 l M.and1OP
sWomen's Wear and Millinery

. ATLANTA-Frohsin Mr.. Frohsin. ready
70 wear: J. j. Roeder, sos Fifth Avenue.
e BALTlMORE-rionc Cloak Mdf. Co;
pupkIn Slosks End saits. Park aye AysnYs'
G. Hicks. millinery, Imperial.
BoSTON-Chandier Il Co. Miss I" Otis,
woncns suits; Syn. Trading Co. $50 Flith
BuFFALo-Given's I. 3 Given, ready
TO wear. furs and millinery; 81 West Iwen-
BUFFALO,. r. Baldwin. womens
Teady to wear: Imperial.
cHrCAGO-J. V. Farwell Co; G; Ger
main. coats and suits; ~ Leonard street,
cHICAGo-Marshal Field Co; Miss E:
Holdbroth. women's tailored skirts; 11O7
Broadway.
) cHIcAGo-Hirs. Inc: Benjamin volen.
and chiidren:s apparel: Hotel CIaridge
- cHICAGo--peinstein. Hymen & Co: Mr..
Hymen. jobbers in coats, suits and dresses
suits. dresses and skirts: Martinique.
eLEvEI.AND ND--May Co; Mrs. A. Law
SnaorwSsr: @ as's 81 Vest twenty sixth Street.
Sth floor.
=. cLEsV VEI.AND-Halle Bros; Miss F..
Wischmeyer. ladies' waists; 200 Fifth Ave-
- DAYToN-The Kumler Co: Miss E.
sets: 225 Fifth Avenue. room s2s.
~ DETROIT-Burnhan, Stoepel & Co.; p
E. Palmer womens ready to wear; As
DETRolT-Crowley. Miner Co; Mrs
y. Il. Bowman. dresses: A. Fantl. 120 West
Thirty y-second Street.
- II ARrFORD Come. Fox & Co: Miss
A Mccarthy. corsets: 14l Madison Avenue
LOS LES-Bu!lock's Mr. RezIo
suits. dresses. cloaks house dresses bath
s,acs. llmouos and bathing suits; 95 Mad
/ ison Avenue. :
siINNEAPOLIS- layton Co; Miss Beno
r-aists: Miss Walsh. dresses, Associated
Merchandising Corporations 22o Fifth
NEW HAVEN. Conn-O' Brien Speciality
shop Miss c. e. O'Brien, women's wear
aud novelties: Walcott.
= ePHILADELPHIA-N: r. Eppsteiner Co.
i r Eppsteiner, millinery; Anerdeen
PHLA DELPHfA- Frank & Seder. ready
to wear; H. l.. Bernbaum. coats, suits,
surs; 1854 Fifth Avenue. care of Abel.
PHILADELPHlA-M Dress Shop
~. II. Heyberg. dresses, waists, gowns
underwear; 22Si Broadway, Woodward.
PITTSBURGH, Penn. - Porter Co. Of
Pittsburgh: F. l.. /Gullett. flowers ana
PORTLAND. Me.---Portcous. Mitchell &
Braun Co.; II. d. Lakeman. cloaks, suits
and dresses 43e Fourth Avenue, Sth floor
- WASHINGTON. ID. &. M Behrends
N Behrends. ready, to wear; Pennsylvania
81 WHEELING. W. Va.-Stone & Thomas
CO. Miss VOTERS. ready to wear; Brown
Nacrae. 1870 Broadway
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Petitions in Bankruptcy

Petitions in bankruptcy were filed yes
terday in the United States District Court
as follows
BARNET zEIGER-An involuntary pc
tition against Barnet Zegcr, 30 Scanned
Street is by three creditors. who claim ::
j. +. Bates & Co. s755, Endicott John
son Corporation, s23o; b. Friedman, 500.
Samuel j. Rawak, POI Broadway, is the
attorney.
MARIE FRANK--A voluntary petition
of Marie Frank, So Fort Washington Ave
nue., shows assets and liabilities OF
s2,561 due to the estate OF Emmanuel
Kahn. 70 Broadway, the only creditor.
Fisher e. Deimel SO Park Row, are the at
tOrneys
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Schedules in Bankruptcy

Neuman fled in tho United States District
Court yesterday shows abilities OF s2,001
and assets of $500. which is in cash. There
are threo creditors: Lamby &, Alpaugh, 18
Harrison Street. s1.432: Robinson & stern,
s6s Washington Street s5o6; LAMONT Cor
lss Co., l3l Hudson Street. $63. II. IL j. j.
Lesser 320 Broadway. are the attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

CANCIGLIA. Private Rosario. s5 Tune
Avenue, Granville. N Y.
ESPOsITO. Private Michele P1easantville
Road. Hammonton, N J.
RUSH; Private Frank s.. 1923 Erie
street. Utica, N. Y.
RUTH, Private Edward. 10 Char,ott.
Street Brooklyn.
SERV.AL. Private joe 100 East Main
Street Amsterdam, NJ Y
WHITE. Private Joseph T.. ss West sity-
seventh Street. New York City
Returned to Military Control, Previous
ly Reported Missing in Action
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
NEW CONTRACTS
, IL S / G n a n c c
Cereals

Wheat.-Shirments of wheat from
the Argentine are likely to increase,
according to advices received yester-
day, during June and July. At the
moment it is difficult to secure ton
mage. Offerings there have been lib
cral and the foreign demand has fallen
Off.
Corn.-Movements of corn prices
were spasmodic. After an early rise
the market broke 5 10 cents, but
later rallied and ended the day with
gains Of 4 to ~ cents. The threat
of the Federal Wheat Director to take
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Sugar and Coffee


prices. ago
Sugar, granulated per lb..... 9 7.45
Sugar, centrifugal, per lb..... 7.2S -
Coffee, Rio No T. per lb. 80. 1874 es4
Coffee, Santos No. 4. per lb... 1924 -
Sugar.-Eastern refiners are said to
be doing some business in Western
territory as beet sugar supplies be-
come depleted. Meetings. by retiners at
Boston, New York and Philadelphia
through May 3 have been 945,823 tons,
as against 1859 last year. Exports
off 170,045 account in large part for
the increase. Purchases through the
Equalization Board yesterday included
100000 bags Of Cuba raws, $500 tons
Of Porto Ricas, $50 tons of ST. Croix
and 800 tons Of Venezuelas.
Coffee Futures.-Coffee prices were
heavy under realizing. Traders who
expect higher prices were talking of
strikes in Brazil which may result in
delayed shipments. Closing prices were
l to l3 points net lower. The spot
market was strong.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

judgment was filed:
In New York County
United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Co.. Eio Building Com
pany, Inc.--O Hungerford;
g. September II. 1918. :....s s1.1os.71
Seed. Allen HI. Stettiner; May
g. 1910 (reeased) ed)............ 4533.45
Riyers, Martin and Julius l. Quint
H. A. Caesar ct al; April B.
earshelis. Morris Wv II. SIX;
November l6. 1918 ..........- 5000
>, treversed) ...-..; ;......; 80. 3s4e.ss
Robertson. May and Bertha p
iewis--Peopie. etc; May !,
I9ln .-....-............ 10000
Runelblatt Joseph-I4 wieder-
man man Iron Works. Inc; April 4.
Leprestro. Miller & Co.. inc.-w. '''1
L. Bell; March q. 1918. ..... 645s.as
cohen-People. etc. April IL.
= 1919 ;;.;,:....,;;.; ...... 100000
3. kolsky; April II, 1919. 21s4.2s
stable; June 1s, 1s1b... ;..... 1os5.ss
April "a. 1918. 11o.41
Rubin Nathan A.--Perfect Coat
Front Pad Company; March 10.
Brown. Henrietta L-Colonial
Bank: June 2. 1914..... s167t
In Bronx County
Bufkin. Esca O.--J. w O'Mealy.
November 30. 19l4......... 1ob7s
santsni Annuccio-M Weiner,
January 81 lsl2.............. CARA
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Business Troubles
Receiver Appointed

BEACON UNDERWEAR MEG so. -
Judge Mayer in the United States District
Court yesterday appointed David A. l..
Esperance receiver with $500 bond for
the Beacon Underwear Mfg. Company, 92S
BrOadWaN
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Tea

When the new Formosa market opens,
which will be within the next few
days, prices, it is predicted, will be
higher. The prediction is based on an
estimate of the actual cost of produc-
tion plus freight and insurance. Local
business continues good, with little
change in prices.
Quotations for lots of so and 100
packages follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

debtor:
In New York County
Bulova, Joseph - East Tenth
Street Corporations; COSTS. $1,000
Churchill. Edmund PC. Nichols 383.06
Downtown Exporters Trucking
Corporation. lnc-Good Service
Garage, Inc. ................ 1889
Electric Talking Sign Company
of New York-United Electric
Light and Power Company. 1894
Fashbinder, Jacob. Gordon. S15.SS
Friedman. Jacob--M. Mandel.. 1880
Gould. Kelsey B--J Heaney... 391.S4
l.. NJ Jones ct al. costs ....... 124.s7
Horn 6; Ilardart Company-T.
Ennis; costs .............. 1o6.57
Spencer .... ............. 227.49
hermann Charles--T. Lerner.. 1921
Herman. Anthon J.--M. Herman,
kehr, Caspcr--E. G. Strfflcr.... 1873
Remington konstructon Ko--
Tuttie Roofing Company. 1864
Linden. Mary-H Frank. ....... 1920
Laying. James D., jr.--G. II. GIL
Lewis P Fluhrer. ind-Tesrra,n1,, ''''''
Mahaney g. Munro. Inc. .... 1868
Levine. Louis--J. Rothschid. 131.6l
Lefkowitz. Morris-A. Matchak-
saky ..... .............. as3.za
surance Company-New York
:. Consolidated Railroad Company 24.s21.13
MARYLAND Casualty Company-Re-
liable Pants Company ........ i.ss5.77
Merrill. John B.--J. p. Lyon Cor
poration ,............... 1880
Morris schiachser and Rudolph
Jane-B. Tabatchnik ...... 10000
Mann. Dsvid---Morewood Realty
Holding Company ............ 1888
matzeno, Antonia By. II. Roth
well Of al. go: ....... 1.7o4os
-Ph<hnix Coal Company. Inc. 14.o47.Ss
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Offerings to Buyers

Fos sALE--zo.o0o yds Linen Canvas
Becker, nramsrcy 1sle Becker. Am.
stss1Am. ~ x.
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VNJD NO I
Futures were lower at Liverpool, clos
ing with net losses of 80 to "a points.
Spot middling was quoted at 1896.
Sales were 1000 bales, of which 5000
were American. Imports were 10000
bales, none American. Manchester re-
ported q good business in cloths and
yarns at firm prices.
Prices for future contracts follow:
NEW CONTRACTS
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YOUNG MEN
HELP WANTED FEMALE

COLLECTORS - Experienced charita BILE
work. reference. 2A0 East 23d st.
WANTED-Young woman to manage small
multiple letter department: should be :,
rapid. accurate typst knowledge Of
hoover automatic typewriter Is desirable.
she Will supervise the multigraphing and
nlling IN of form letters and viii be re-
sponsoe for accuracy of work a real on
portunity for a girl with executive ability
write. giving age, experience In directing
o, r ners END salary desired. Il. e, Box S07
Tribune Office. ~ ''
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

ALBANY. y Wv. NJ. Whitney & &C; ;
I F.. Hickey. white goods; 1144 Broad
gay: Bresln.
ATLANTA Gal Froshin Co: j..
.rrnehin dvyroods etc PennsylVania
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
COUNTRY BOARD

RESTHANEN--Carc OF invalids and eld-
erly. beautiful location. h94 ~ broad
way: Yonkers. sl2 up weekly Phone
yonkers 1868.
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HELP WANTED MALE
INSTRUCTION

AUTOMOBILE KNOWLEDGE
is valuable asset to increase your earnings.
Learn at New Yorks most complete school
Mechanical course, s45 with Driving, $65
Write for Catalog T, or phone 5270 Circle
STEWART AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
225 West 57th ST., at Broadway.
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION, $40
Unlimited driving, ETC.. guaranteed. IN
until license secured. Is. NJ. Co.. 1903
Lexington ave. (SStbl.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR-Plea
ant and profitable work day and even
Ing classes. Send for free booklet and
visitors pass West Side Y. NJ c. A, 3l7
West 57th st.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

Flour and Meal.--Quotations were:
Yesterdays Previous Yea
New York. close. close. ago.
Corn -four. 1000 4.s5 1000 4.s5 800
Rye Ar ch 8.75@lO.OO $3.50 1000 1925
Bran. 100 Id 1925 q 1850 1925 q 1850
CottOnseed Oil.-Trading was re-
sumed in cottonseed oil yesterday after
being under government ban for about
eighteen months. The first sale was
100 barrels of October. oil at $3.50.
Total sales were 1,7O0 barrels.
Prices for future contracts follow:
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Judgments Filed

The following Judgments were filed yes
tcrday. the first name being that of the
debtor
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Casualty List

WASHINGTON. May S.-Thc follow
ing casualties arc reported by the
commanding general of the American
expeditionary forces:
Killed in action. one; died from wounds
two; died of accident and other causes
eight; died of disease. seven; wounded Sc
verely, fourteen wounded degree unde-
termined), sixty-fve; wounded slightly, 1893 !;
missing in action, six; total. 1876.
The casualties for the army and Ma
rine Corps are now 292,414.
Army and Marine Casualties to Date
Reported
May s. Total
Killed in action. 35.054
Died of wounds, accidents and
disease, and lost at sea-. II 41,762
Wounded .................... Az 2O4, ,532
Missing .................. s 6,537
In hands of enemy ...... %
Prisoners released and re-
turned 1904
Totals NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1876 292.414
NEW YORK CVTy AMI uyCTNvTV
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Satisfied .Judgmenta
In New York Count,

The first name is that of the debtor, tho
second that of the creditor and date when
judgment filed:
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SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET

ElGHT-RooM COTTAGE. GARAGE:
shade trees: wide piazza; $500. Tele-
phone Coney Island 1S4S.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
Com l1noditties

action to prevent any undue rise in
prices, is the chief influence in the
market
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

TRUCK OPERATORS wanted on the CO.
operative plan for long distance hauling.
must furnish three references and inveat
Sl,20o, salary S3o per week and earnings
of $4,000 to $4,000 per year. The Red
Line TRANSPORTATION Co, Inc. 20 Fulton
Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

Oats.-Priccs we're steady in the
carly trading, but turned weak Cash
demand is light. The market fell
back when corn prices broke, but ral
lied and closed with small net gains.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Nav York: close close ago
Oats, No. 8 VIII. :. 1914 $50 1874 $1.55
Chicago:
May. y..''.......... .6SZ2 .SSa$ .7oes
September. ....... .661. SO
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
FOR SALE
FURNITURE WANTED

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR FuRNf-
ture, antiques, pianos. bric-a-brac,
books, art. etc. GABAY, SS University
Place 'Phone Stuyvesapt 2377.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

Caa;As!UFFEUR. mechanic. wishes country ~
bon, 1O7 East I26th ST. WIN a. lyF-
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE

"a A--Child's nurse; young irish Prot
estant; three years reference; child over
fnhayers Agency. 10 East 43d ST.. third
noor. Telephone s947 Murray Hnl
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

ooUsLE seek private positions. chaureu-
ana COOK; good references: willing - NJ
anywhere. Write p, 2e3 West iss.h 70 70
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

Rye.-Market higher.
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago
Cash. No. West$l.741a $1.73H S2.86
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

IRISH MINERALS AND INDUSTRIAL
development Company, f2 Westlaad
ROW, Dublin lreland.-EIectric railways
public utilities. water. timber. oil, indus
trial and mining enterprises romoted
Approved bond and stock issues placed
with European bankers and brokers. Tn
oerwriting procured for corporations A!n-
ing and other examinations and reports
made by Well known engineers.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

SALESMEN-learn the value or real Sc
curty-one that is paying dividends of 8
per. cent, payable quarterly: financial insti-
ing its capital; easily explained; prior ex-
perience not necessary commission. Spence
& Co. / Madison aV.. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-09

STOCK SALESMAN

OlOCh SALESMAN
Industrial and oil securities; quick action
with leads furnish; commission. See
SALESMAN for reliable business informa-
uon service; select proposition for wide
awake man where income will justify his
efforts Mr.. West, Room 1903, 116 West
32d ST.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
TEACHERS AGAINST
THE ENGLISH COURSE
Resolution Asks for
Change in Books Used
in the State

That the entirc Knfihh course - PIE
scfibsa tor the children in the grade school,
IL too complex aud dineun 20 BE- understood
snd mastered BY tho spanish speaking child.
rn IN the rural schools u thu opinion o. ths
brfunliio County Teachers association The
uAchers went ON record a. their regular
meeting at the county court house this mora
inr a. obiecting 10 the eour.s aud tekt hoeks
used At present.
Children who have a foundation Of the
Enslish language learned from their parent.
AJle TO foiioW tho lessons In grammar.
but ivr those who haze known nothing but
spanish uhtii they entered school the pre-
seribed course IA beyond their comprehen-
kion. The teachers were oil aTreed that ID
was extremely din cult 10 teach kuch a roarse
The coming lecture by Vicente Blasco
ibanes Was announced b. X X Hhi and the
teachers we're asked 10 advertise it In tho
rural districts AND To sell tickets. krs. VII.
SIN. county superintendent, spoke on the
safety first movement with children. warn.
ing the teachers against allowing school
children to play in the roads
Ths total enrolment Of ths county schools
vas given at 2.oSt. which h much larger
than that Of last year Nearly all Of The
children have been vAceinatsd. The schools
eivsrd for the holidays yesterday. With ~.
propriste Christmas exercises. Many of tha
rooms had trees aud gifts. There were rro-
grams aud recitationa hnd sohgs and driila
At which the parents " the children were
visitors
County schools will open agaia on Deeem
ber 20 New Years DAY VIII be a holiday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
TAX REFORMS URGED
ON THE LEGISLATURE
Governor to Be Asked to
Include Subject in
His Call

SANTA ~ Dec a6--The two davs' con.
yeutiou of the New Mexico Taxpayer asso
ciatiun closed yesterday Afternoon. Numerous
changes he the assessment laws were suggest
ed hS county officials attending the meeting
lui there is little probability that they viii
set consideration ~ tho special session Of
the legislature. The governor however. will
he asked 10 include In his calf provision
for re,iyihg the bill killed AZ the last ses.
sion which would require asscssors In vaiu.
Ing outlying ground 10 make thsir assess.
monts on the ground aud provide Tor tho pay
ments Of the expenses by the county com.
missloners
Changing tho date on which returns arc
made was one NJ tho recommendations Tor.
rance Union and San Juan county officials
favored the change Another. suggested BY
Assessor = y Alexander OF Union county
IN letter was assessment according 10
township. instead Of school districts
Mayors were 10 have their inning al Tho
conference yesterday but onir three repre
sontatiyes Of cities wese prese,d-Mayor p
z Davies of santa fe Mayor H. D. Ne
kinley ot Alamorord9, who also IL chairmaa
oi tho Otcro county board. and City Manager
A X iohensireit Of Albuquerque. who. b,
tho way. was the only Official. either count,
or municipal from Bernaiillo county. 10 al
tend
County expenditures are going to be sub
D A'fANA y" 't'H'A HAAAfANf w NAA NNNAiulhHNNAA
/ John joerns seoretsry Of the commission
declared 10 the county officials. lie sal,
[ oouAty boards would be asked TO send th
/ commission carbon copies Of reports Of thei
proceedings written for publication bl
keeping we'll Informed As 10 what the count
boards are doing the tax commission hope
70 be able TO warn them when they or
headed toward tearing a gapping hole in III
| hatsman act
New Mexico taxpayers are smarting unde
"a remarkable heavy tax burden, hsoAus
Of gross undervaluation and omission Of pros
erty, according 10 Joseph y. Saint ehah
man oi tho tax commission. in his addrei
opening the conference III the tax o.
thorities" said Mr. Saint. 'asa that N
burden OF taxation has an equitable distribi
tinn among all property owners accordiu
10 law. our tax rolls will show such remarl
J able increase that tbs tan leyiea should
; reduced at least 20 per cent and probsbl
more.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
MORE RADICALS ASK
TO Be DEPORTED
One Does Not Want to
Be Separated From
His Fiancee

NEW YORK. Dec 20.--Harry weinhereer.
counsel for Emma Goldman and Alexander
berknan, declared to-day that all his rsquesta
10 Anthony Caminetii. commissioner general
Of immigration. for information a. 10 when
his clients would be deported had been nn.
answered
They expect the government 10 keep its
promise not to deport them later than Mon.
day" he added.
Mr. Caminsiti also has failed 10 reply to
requests that wives u deportees be permitted
10 accompany them. according 10 wrinbrrger.
and Ellis Island oGicihi. have refused 10
consent 10 EcnerAl visiting day before the
anarchists are deportsd
weiThcrFer today asked Attorney General
Palmer ihki Jacob Abrams. samuel Lipman.
Nellie stoimer. and Lyman i.aehowsky he
dcporied 10 Russia instead Of being seat to
tho Atlanta pcnitentiary To serve sentence Of
20 years for violating the espiorare law.
A. special reason Cor depofting TIpman.
IL was explained BY Welnberger, that hs
was the nance Of Ethel bernstein one Of
three women anarchists awaiting duportAtien
at Ellis Island. Lipman Il on his way from
New Orleans 10 be surrendered.
Miss Bernste,n who is ~ years old. !,
aimost crazy a, the idc, af her leasing Am
erica without seeing Lpman" said wein
herrer's letter 10 Mr.. Palmer.
Morris neeker. who had been on hall. wa.
surrendered by wenberEes today for de
portAtion.
Hundreds of packages n clothing have
been sent to tho ISLAND b. friends Of the de
parlees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
SELF GOVERNMENT
FOR GIRLS At j.
Code of Conduct for
Residence Halls APP
proved by President

movement toward student self govern.
meni has been started by the girls Of the
University who have drawn ~ and adopted
code of conduct ior the wcmeus residence
halls which has been approved by President
Mn
The statement upon which she students
base their aciion follows;
We. women students Of the University Of
New Mexico. and the Faculty. believe that
no organization can function for the good OF
the whole without the loyalty and support
NJ each individual member. We believe In
everything that makes life IN residential
hall richer aud happier We. therefore be
lieve that each rirl should recognize aud re-
spesi the righis n others and that she should
maintain the ideals NJ cooperation and ser
vice in relation 10 her associates %
The code rroVide' for preservation ~ quiet
in the dormitory az certain h1drh for stady
and rplaxatiou- iionfs iur closing the hall
are specified after wli,h time no student
shall he gut Of her rooiV without special
pcrinission
Absence from town or from the residence
hall Tor over night must be registered with
the supervisor OF the dornitary. Parties
or meciiugs under the name of the UHiyersity
must not be arranged without the authority
of the Committee ON Student Adairs.
Even gentlemen callers come IN for para
graph in the regulations II is stNtcd def
initely at what hours they may visit tho
girls iormitory. where they maS be enter
tainod aud al which door they shall be re-
eciyed
Care ~ the premises is ordered and hag
ing is condemned hy the students, faculi,
and regents The code is signed by th'
womcns student committee the faculty com
mtiec on student anaiFs and by Phi Nv
sorority which has adopted tho same ruiei
l'to apply 10 it, chapter house On East Gold
avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-12-20
IS ARE KILLED,
50 HURT WHEN
TRAINS COLLIDE
Cars Catch Fire and
Many on Immigrant
Special Are Burned

ONAWA, Maine Dee 21--ritiuen persons
we're Killed and IS injured eF seriously barn
ed when special train With Immigrants for
western Canada caliided head on with =
freight train two miles east ~ Ona~a sta
Ton on the Canadian Pacific railway todsy.
The engineers and hremsn Of both trains
were among the kiiisd.
The passenger train was ,hc second see.
tion of train carrying passengers landed ai
~. John y. r., yesterday BY the Steamer
Empress Of France from England.
The Ensine and hfst two coaches eputain.
ing negro Immigrants wer. tslescofed ~
the freight train many of the passengers hc
ing iniured or killed outright In the crash
OthsFs met death or vere seriously burned
By the hre which eusued.
The collision was understood 70 have
been duo 10 q misunderstanding - ordera
The freight train teleacoped the engine
aud forv ard esss q the passenger train aud
the wreekage was burned
The bodies of eleven persons were -.
moved from the Nreckage TO the SNOW. GOV
cred enibanhment awaiting Identification.
The ialured numbered So They were
taken 20 hospital Al Brownsyiile junction
on special train who was sent with doctors
and nurses from that point