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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
FINANCES OF CITY
May Be GIVEN AID
BY THE ASSEMBLY
Bill Now Before House Would
Authorize Municipalities TO Use
Utilities Revenues for Running
Expenses.
NV sian torr-pppdrnIl

annfn 60. A. ~. March g. Relief
for the financial difNcultisr of tho
rlft 81 Albuquerque and other cities
of The state would homade possible
10 tho pnssngr " house I'LL $50 witch
Wna -intrudurei in the house ~ roprr-
sentaii,os TUESDAY afternoon. The
hiii provides that OtlrH may use funds
not needed to fului the three require.
menta OF 10 n 80 to pny the general
runninr expenses ~ Tho city up 10
The nrat dH} of December. 1890
without the success Of thtH hiil Ne
bias hfen feared thnf certain cities
particularly Albuquerque would Doc
fhruwn Int bankruptcy hy the pass
ngr of H o. 2ti which huH hcon APP
proved hV both hrlnrheH Of The logia.
tfturo nnd Be- nov nwaiiinE thD sigma.
turc of Governor %tHrrazplo That
hil provides thut "a city can not uan
The rttoInura ~ o. MUNICIPALITY owned
public uiIliif except Tor three puf-
posse o. pay fnr hunHs issued for ita
purchase fn maintain amt feuriiI Tho
niunt n1 fu rreufe u sinking fund
uY H provision Of tho hiti N is option.
81 whether co. NOT 10 city should build
up 90 nlnkIuE fund Tor two yeats after
tho pluelre of The measure
Albuquerque ut present is running
Ifs rlfN government 20 some rNtrnt
upun profits of itH water plant ~ ~
sff would stop this and until the law
allowing larger loties fnr nN puf-
poses Dtu take effect tho cts would
De- ir srfuus financial shape The
hli uf Judge nlrnc. would rrmeds
this o. rffmitfnE thr 49, tn uHn
profits frnfu thD water plant until tht
~hrginntur of ih. ninth fisUnl fCaf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
go,En>oH IARRNloIp ~rAIIs
IAlIN AIinII lnNlIEI NlI

Gnkrruur l~arfHanlu saw hIs state
mrnf tn /, Reporters fHir rtufIIu- I
regard tp th' aftrir lu tH" SAINT o.
Sew Nr..riu OF YESTERDAY. TrIftINf
tlH proceedings hTH Hf IHr usUf.Hr n'
che representative of iHr uIHIIE bon.
forests Uf tHe state w.tH % governor
and tHr mrWbrts cot Che Legislature
Tho governor Hfid
Tb, reporter Tor mr N.V N.kIruu.
who Is responsible for thr article uu'
fufiuuItsl, Wtdr H mistake nNIrn.
however. Z fDUl confident 1r stated.
simpIt be- mistake, made HE WIsIrfor'
nation Huu wis NOT Boo uHN HruH, iu
mt opinion Intentionally iuH, In
Instance tho article ~ question N
ihis' Instead of EUtuus iuEt.N'. n.
revision uf Ono W|ur fIEIiluU poo
I,m tHt WD.fur hrpI. Hu Iu H f.HH
d-IsaEtvrm,uI THIH Del HH srr. .H
tHr contrary tNU Wn'IIHH ended b. f'.
most Harmonious WH 900 parties
present fH,uur IUHt sHrrNNuHH u Oh
trfurH vIH pr'Uttri o." thn best mo.
tltrH Iud D,sfN ono vsf NaIl u'rp1srl
FOO du HH iufY iu me matter cot tHNH
Uuu Th'fr was SOME dIIfer,uy'H u'
opinion expressed ua bel natural u fH
question under INVESTIGATION YuH dIH
tustluu hut HII 'uuHU differences vH|.
expressed boo ilr hfst of feeling and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
CLENSES YOUR HAIR
MAKES It BEAUTIFUL.
THICK. GLOSSY. WAVY
Try This All Dandruff Disappears
and Hair Stops Coming
Out

surely try "a 'baudrriur ilaIi
lltans' f sou wish Co. immediately
double ins beauty Of tuur halr Iul.
nioistcH s cloth with usndouuo aud
drHW ~ carefully through Nnuf hlIr
ialinr u small strand Ht a time.
fhla Will cleanse tho hHlr uf dust dH'
ur ans eNressits niliu a frw minute.
YOU WIn Dee amazed Your halt all
be- Wayy. nuiff and abundant and
POSSESSES Hu incOmpnrtule ruftuets. luf.
re ana luAurlancr
l!rHldrs hoautlfsi ms tHr hair one
apBlirmNun of Dauderiue ~tiivultrs Cy-
rfy particlr of daudruf ~iHNlEuritc'
The rralp stopping itching nnd fnll.
ing hnit
baudrrIur h. % the hair what frrfi
showers 81 rain and sunshine Ifr t0
vegetation AZ rooH rigIt tu the roots.
lnNiForatcn ANA Strengthens them ltH
e~AhilarntlaE stimulating and ufr-pru-
ouciuE properties cause thr hair %
grow long. strong n beautiful
You can surely have pretty soft.
lusirouH hair ana lots ~ d. u You
Fili spend q Few cenb Tor a small
bottle ~ KnoWitou'h Danderine 40 any
drug tore uf toilet counter aud iry
u as directed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
Superior Lumber Co.
Stocking Up Yards
for Spring Business

Louis DO Hrssrldsu manager ~ Che
s-unsrIur Lumber company. SCENE Goo
Hp Nrft murh pleased with mo WY
WORT b. progressing Ht the yards h'
had OF anticipated That thr NHrhsFl
nf the fire could hv ru soon over
come. The foundations Cor tnr luu
Shoes have been completed Hnh
the sheds Will he entirely completed
within a short time
The newly constructed yards over
tho site ct tho old Wlll work section
uf thc plant have been Dol frN
plnrs during the ltHi week. of ru l"ul
carloads ~ lHth" HhlnFioH lui ana
redwood lumber nave just N"'p
loaded. dino .hInm,ut having como 3d.
rrrt from fnt ItrINr coast Ni.u tW"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
President Wilson
Starts on Second
Voyage TO France
NCnnnnn..l irnm rarc onc.l


turr fur lls consideration. ~ tn cone
cue m ans reasonable amendment
thereof. If ans he required tu meet
ans quality which exists % ihrrc be-
any such.
we recommend thht Iho matter o.,
considered carefully before any
changes ave made. reprrseutuE that
under The present crisis in miuiur Dol.
dusfrrs Ertat depression pol liuhl. iu
eusur therein ON account uf tnr pres.
rut crisis 900 economic conditions
We thHuk iho governor uf uuf
state for 90, pupottunit. thHH gltun tu
ua Goo come together ruii.fNtsIf Hri
o. ,aitg our opinion uu tN|s subject.
and fOr nis tnuftssN HH pf,s.IinE ufiIs
rrr of this mortiur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

enrs ~ New Mexico two Inch diniin,
Hrd nne inch boards have hren added
tn the stock iu the yards. which. to-.
EcihUr with another ear which hiss
been ordered from the itHdI c roast
viii put tho company in a NsfY good
condition "a accommodate the ratlN
spring demand NJ Heaacidpu states
that the new plans ~ huuses recon-
moudcd by the Lumber Mtruftrtuf.
err a~asuslafiuu. have arrived end eN.
tuuue p uf liberty e. Inspect them
with u view 90 building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

cation which win meet the lntcr-ai-
He'd miasion % Poland 90 discuss tho
boundary dispute between Poland ana
Germany has been named ArcordlnE
10 q dispatch deceived here the der
man DELEGATES wifi be baron Won
ltechenirrr, DR. Drcwa. the pruasisn
miniafef % me Interior. Ccneral Dom
ines. aud various oifirers and eN-
perts. Tho first meeting MIL be held
AZ Krcut nca nromberg
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Paris march The police Of
Paris havs srrcsied Two vcreeanis "
The Amrrican army. two Americans.
TIVE HflGlans shn two F~rrnchu1cn ~
army storey The Americans ARRESTED
are HerEeantH TrifIer and Glaokron.
They arc accused u rfcaiinr the goods
End nnlinf them o. the Afmeninna
who sold hem a. the Heieians. who
IN turn. employed the Frenchmen 10
retail them.
The torea ALLEGED : o have hem
stolen comprised a large stock 81 To-
bscco and rirarcttes ard 5000 pounds
- chocointf ana 20 eases Of pastry.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

rat and 90 lct yuu down
put Dec him down half WAY and
theu bee go uf the rome NM landed.
Boz H mortar bed not much burt hui
t,rrinlY augr1
"Aud Wis did go let Eu ~ the
rope hr demanded
% Thought n vna ruiuE q" hfrik
aaia Pat. aud { had preH'nrr ui mind
enough TO- lrt go
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
10 Hest I,alc s.nnnln.n,.

SANTA fE ~ a.. March SLHear.
i1rH VII ~ held before The State cor.
uoIation commission on March ". M
regard e. TIE rates Of the New Mexico
Midland fniifult COMPANY. a CON.
piaint has pcen nicd hy N N. kinney.
aaaerilnE that 10 rates for tranatof.
tntion frnW t'afthage. \. A.. 10 San
Antonio y ~. are excessive and dis
~criminaton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

good feeling wHs expressed and was
manifest un aIl sides
The article Iu fhs Sew MrNi,iu
above referred to. undoubtedly BE- the
result aH ; hove stated nf uiislufor
nation. bat BOZ up sense iu ~ ouIu.
fuu the result nf H deliberate purpose
tu miHIufrfW anyone
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

SANTA We y " NnIrh : Gov
ornof fnrr xoio mn srnt 20 The senate
fnr follow Ius appointments Tor con
nfmtunn joe o. sheridan nl Grant
county. to hr mime inspector for be-
term of two years. HemiIio Miruhll OF
McsInltt tOunff. fo hr HupefInt'uI.
emf uf iHHuflut. fuI o. term cot two
NrHfH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

hHfI just HnlII nN
o. the fourth floor
when tile dinner
whistle blew H
lunch was uu tho
ground
hate 60 aliE
down after a. De-
suid
Take hold uf
fhlr rope said
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

boswell. n A. March s.-Thc Ros.
we'll OIL Development company has
been Organised ~ hueinsns men OF
Roswell 4 meeting was held Mon.
DAY nirht ana tho COMPANY. cspltal.
ind Al ftoo. DOE. was formed. The
ofnrerr are " e. Lawrence. pfesi.
dent; a. n fmyrl. vicr president.
Prank fnlmnEe d.. secretary. and !.
J. Jeffa. irearurrf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Roswell y A.. March 8 Mis-
NerR Richards has been awarded the
first prine in the essay contest on tho
league Of nations held b. high school
pnriis. Tac rfrt princ was tio. Mss
Helen fcrfy Hrnrkett won the second
prize. %. ana Mlna Mary Glhhany won
third prize. o. The winning ESSAY
Will ~ senf 10 Albuquerque TO com-
pete ln the state contest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Yves. sir. said the good woman.
that's 80 that's loft 81 the pound o.
butter a. left ON the table this
murnln am uN CONT, into Tho ruuu
saw that thicyin' animal sittin'
comfortable con the mat a.llCkiu' HE
chops
vile creature" cried smith to the
cat again. to steal my butter Yes
De went un. land su Hs tn make m"
suspect poor AIR suarrH sou cut %
with a Knife
Fortune b. thc owusr OF a mai,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05
PERUNA S s.s:;,
Read His Letter

II have suffered for the last
two winters with that terrIhls
disease. faCrirpe. Having often
heard Of the great value Of Pc
runa 7 decided 20 tfy u. hs,e
aniy used four hetfies and I DO
not nov have any bad effects
from the Grippr ~ u has Just
about entirely Disappeared. aud
my nraeras heaith u ne~a. am
satishod hat reruna Ia a wsn-
dsrfni remedy. and I do most
heartily endorse ard recommend
"a for i~Arrippe."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

"Nlie crc.turci" reared smith. tho
new boarder, a. he eaRed ~ the four
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Pat and Mikc wrTr working 900 IL
new building Pat wHH nkInr bricks
aud Mike We CARRYING thr bod Mike
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

Fortune BE- tho owner cot a Wui,
has nu kIck coming
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-05

1872 South
Second
l19 W.. Gold
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
ANGLE PROHLASUJE V lVDI
HOME RULE.
PARL AMENTNf REC KRALE JIRiHO
ZPRAVU o AUTONOMn PRoHLAsf NASLEDNfK
TRUNU OSOBNE

Londyn, % prosince. = Jiri V. kral Velke Brane a
csaf indicky vyda dnes proklamac oznamenm
vady nejsrs samosprave angcke koone Indie
Akce vladn byla usena z rano kdy muveno byo kraov
rec kterou take zasedan bylo odozeno
den TO- 1nora Sam prohasue, re udeleni autonome
dun Jest hsorickym cnem kerym domorodemu obyvatel-
svu dana prilezost podileti vastn zeme
VIOLA lid spolecne spoupraci.
''Spoleham ma me poddane, re svorne prspe zdaru.
prohlasen urcenem menu mstokrali knzat6m ldu Indie
vyiadIui mo nade re zavadne stale harmonicke spou-
z kterem zakiade dale bude budovano. Oznamu
casne vastn mys vslati prince Waeskeho do Indie
zvot uved konstituc Voeni zstupc du podlet
mali Wade vl&dn akt sane dGlezitym meznkem
pokroku dstva Sedoval sem pochopenim sympai
sajici pn ndickeho idu byt zasoupenu rGznych nsu-
cch TAX mi as havnich rysech douha paramenni rec
anglckeho krae kera misty mi hodne neuprfmne
v6.
Zmni Sc tez o ceste naslednikove po Kanade Spoj.
Sttech vyslov pot6Sen mad pTaestvim veke repu-
bky everoamercke hned pocatku dokl schvaenych
mroVych dohod N6meckem, Rakouskem Buharskem. ia
koz dosud neustaenych neblahych pomerech ruskych
podoLn6 prone nad6 re mir uzavfen bude spesn6 Tu-
reckem madarsk republikou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
VOJSKO D'ANNUNZIA OPOUSTI
RJEKU.
SPOJENCI PRIRKLI RJEKU ITALII MA UKOR
JIHOSLOVANU.
PRIPoJENf zNAcf NovOU EvRoPsKoU vALKU.

Londyn, %. prosnce d 'Annunzio a ieho dobrovoln
cka armada sbehG pocna vykzeti Reku. Basnik dobro
duh ienz hoda GGe Jhosavie obohatiti Ital neen
pstavni mesa dalmatska ale celou Damac opus
celym svym stabem jak hlasi Rima dosle depese.
pAnnunzio zmocnil Sc vybojnym zpisobem Rieky kdyz
byla parzska mrova conference prstoupa navrh
ale DAnnunzio svym dobrodruzsvim zabran vynut
pfznvou siuaci Jest vsak iak pochybno by
ne diktatury.
Washington, %. prosince. Nektere americke listy
hlize pred nedavnem potickou situaci alskou dos
vazn6 Newyorske Times Tmes" sd6lu dobTe inormova
nych kruzch Washingtonu ocekva re korunn rada
taska pod pfedsedncvim krae Vctora Emanuea nedf
prohlas annex Rey jez bude schvalena takym para
Bylo pry dano srozumenou re vlada francouz
ska briticka prot takove akc neposav re pokus
pfemluvti Jihosavii aby necnia otazky bell.
Omitted Press" uvefejnue rozmuvu byvalym minerskym
predsedou kraovsvi SS panem Protcem enz prohasl
kazdy pokus dAnnunZa zmocnit Damace by mel
sedek valku Jugosave posav oZbroienou moci prot
iakemukov pTekrocen dearkacn cary stanOvene mrovou
konferenci Nemam poraGova Protc zadnych zprav zda
Ii talie podporuje dAnnunza anebo je hoda podporova
AvSak ie podporovah itaskym vosky take
st alskeho odstva Dosud alska vlada nefeka jake je
ei stanovsko teo otazce Bohuze alske lodstvo
poiio Anunziovi Jake posaveni americke LODI
stvo yGi ppadnemu pousu dAnunzovu vtrhnou do Dali
macie mofske strany nemohu pfedvidat kazdym Zpuso
benz americke lo5stvo hdani pobTezi pak by
Ita1m mea hy dana vyod vojska, znaco by
to vonu nz zby bya strzena neenom Evropa ale cey
sv6t. < NlT
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
WSSI TT WSS'
ROZDELENf BYV. RAk. u
HER. LODSTVA.

z Milana, /. pros. "Secolo'
sdeluje. re rakousko-uher5ke
lid'stvo bude rozd6' emo tom
to pom6ru: Anglie 70 proc,
Francie a Italie po 10 proc.
Japonsko s proc. a Spoj. Sta
ty 2 proc. Rumunsko, Portu-
galsko a Recko budou odskod
neny po jednom torpedoborci.
Ztraty nemeckeho lod'stva V
Scapa Flow ponese Ang ie.
Krone svych podllu dostane
Francie a Anglie 5 obchod-
Mich krizniku a 5 torpedobor-
cG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
FRANCOUZSKE VLADE ODHLASO.
VANO VOTUM DUVERY.
NESPOKOJENE zIVLY V MENsINE.

Pafiz, 23. prosince Poslanecka sr6movna odhasovaa
dnes rancouzsk6 Wade projev dHv6ry neocekavanou
vets 458 hasd prot H. Bylo to vlasn6 proievem
hasu programem pfedsedy mnisterkeho kabnetu Cemen
Poslanecka vysecha drive resouc pre-
mera kterG oznaceno byo rozhodnut spojenc zdr ko
necn6 boSevsm kladen dGraz spoehvos do
hody cene rozust6n rjecka
tazky dorozum6ni angickym premerem Loydem Geor-
Cemenceau sdel pOslanecke snemovn6 president
Spoenych Satu Wilson Velka Brtanie nabzeii repubce
francouzske voenske muvy re sce move vyiednavan
rz iste Cbtze ker6 ale t6cho vojenskych smuv nj
kterak nedoFkai. Premier dodal eprve po upraveni
rjecke otazky 81 budeme moci ''von6 oddechnouti"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
K NASTAVAJiCiMU SOUDU S ARCI-
PUVODCEM VALKY.
NEJVYSSf SPOJENECKA RADA VYZADA 81 MA
HOLANDSKU VYDANf KAISRA

Londyn, %. prosnce = Soud Vil6mem Hohenzoller-
bYvalIm nAmeckym csafem, konan bude Dotvrzuie
tax doSa nformace nevySS rady pafzske mrove k0n
ference Holandlo bude liz poGatkn ledna pozadano
ieho vydan padu odmitnut ucineny tudou kroky ably
bvlo donuceno Bonar Law dnes vecer dome 7stup
oznami umys vlady postav Vlema pred soud
pfiSlusne pravncke kruhy z tom radily BEL
gickymi francouzskymi pravnickym autoritami
lake stanovisko teto akci zaume Holandsko nenf do
sud iasno ezIvaji hlasy posav prot yydani hasy
vrdfcf vlada pro spojeneckemu pran nkerak
stavi do oposlce
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
POLACI DOPOUSTf Sc
ZVERSTEV MA UkRA-
JINCfCH.

Widen. = Vybor ukrajin--
skvch zen, kerry ma svoie IT,
radovny We Vidni, oznamuje
mnohe ukrutnosti, jakych Sc
dopoust6ji Polaci ma ukraiin-
sk6m obyvatelstvu We vychod-
nj Halici. Die techto zen je
100000 Ukrajincu uvezneno V
rolskIch vezenskych tabo-
rech. kde irou vysazeni tenn
nojhorSim t6lesnym dusev-
MIN mukam. Mezi zajatci, KITE
II jsou takto v6zneni, Jest i
mnoho vynikajicich lidi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
NASICH LEGI-
ONARU MA CESTE Z
TERSTU.

Praha. |. pros. post. zpr.)
Vojenske kancelare pre3iden-
ia republiky dosla dnes dopo-
ledne nas'edujfci depeSe z Lu
blame ze dne 20. listopadu ::
Dnes vypraven .Terstu pres
Trbiz vlak o 81 vozech 5 no.
din rano a o 32 vozech V 9
hod. dopoledne S 1922 egiona
ii; mali ma 7 dni potravin.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
ZENY KAMENOVALY DO PRACE Sc
VRATIVSI OCELARE.

Pueblo, Col. %. prosnce Policejni zalohy musely
byti povoany. ably ukroy male povstan ocearnach Min
nequa kde zeny napady kamenm do prace
vracec ocearske denky stavka uniem dosud odvoana
nebyla. AS modernich Amazonek bylo zatGeno
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
PADEREWSKY Sc VRACf K PIANU.

Berlin. %. prosnce Igna Paderewsky ieho2 statni
cke vlohv nenazly patcneho porozumenf vidal minister
sk6ho pTedsedncvi stane pako drive kraem ysech vr
tuosG plane. Vypravue tax telegram dosy Moskvy.
Osobn eho pratee vypravuii re e Paderewsky sgt po
ky. ale uspOkoer ze pTsp6 vybudovani noveho sjedno
ceneho Poska; uchyl Sc do soukromeho zivota.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-24
VOJSKO GENERALA PETLURY
v NEBEZPEC{.

londyn 23 prosnce Vojsko ukrajinskeho vudce
petury bylo oko Berdiceva provinc jevske obklteno
boevckou rudou gardou Berdeevo ez{ 20 mil zne od
zitomrn Zprava sem dosla dnes bezdratne Moskvy
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-23
For Itching Torture

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and relieve
skln irritation and that makes The skin
soft clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply you with
LeTno WHICH generally overcomes all
shin diseases Eczema, itch. piuples
fasnes3 blackhea5s II most cases give
way to Lcnos Frequently, minor biem-
Ishes disappear over night. itching US
Tally steps instantly. Zeno is a safe
anIseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and
dependable. II costs only 35c: an ex-
TIA large bottle, S1.00. 1t will not stain
= not greasy or sticky and is POSITIVELY
safe tor tender. sensitive skins
The z. ". Rose Co. Cleveland. o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-01-23

is $50 per capita
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-04
NOT BARGAIN DAY
 IN CITY COURT

Today was not bargain day in City court. as Rose Savangelo, of 1857 Seaview avenue, and Mary Di Dunn ciama of 15O Willard street, found to their cost after being convicted of theft, before Judge Frank L. Wilder.
 When paying their fines to Daniel F. Brennan, clerk Of the court, the women protested strenuously through the interpreter that $25 each was too much to pay and tried to strike a bargain with the clerk.
 The two were arrested yesterday afternoon, after they had visited the 5 and 10 cent stores, and the Cart wright shoe store on Main street. When arrested they had in their pos session two pairs of shoes, secured in the Cartwright store, a large bundle of shoe strings, and an assortment of small articles secured in the and 10 cent stores they had neglected to pay for. They paid their fines.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-04
DID MEN WHO KNEW
 HIM KILL SKINNER
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(Contlnued from Page One) any warning? Did one man ap- proach him, engage him in converse ton, while his pal sneaked up be- hind and hit him? Was it someone who knew him and his habits that killed Skinner, or was it strangers waiting behind the billboard, waiting for the first likely victim to come along?
 These are some of the questions which must be definitely settled be fore the police can go very far in ap- pretending the murderer.
 The theory that he was struck by an automobile is secuted by the pO- lice. They do not believe that this was the case. MT. Skinner in one of his brief spaces of consciousness after being hit, was heard to ask Why did that fellow hit 1ne?'' Also How did I get into this affair2''
 These remarks the police believe fix definitely that some man or men were directly concerned in the mur- der, and that he did not come to his death as the result of an automobile striking him. Another thing which makes the auto theory doubtful is the fact that his pocketbook containing between $50 and S75 was not found on him. and his false teeth were gone. Despite the most painstaking search of the locality where he was found neither of these articles have been located.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-04
MEN WILL BE KEPT OVERSEAS
 SAYS MOSES

Washington. March 4.---Senator Mo ses of New Hampshire, Republican, issued a statement today declaring failure of President Wilson to call an extra session of congress to pass among other measures the army ap- propriation bill would mean that nearly one-half million homes in the United States must continue to see their sons held for military service on foreign soil.
 Tt may be thought improper to i'm puye motives to the President said the statement, 'Tbut there are sena- tors on both sides of the chamber who believe that the Presidents dog ged refusal to summon congress save when he pleases Is due to his desire to mOnOpoltze the center of the inter national stage and to use the mega phone of the Paris Peace Conference for presenting his appeal for a spu- rious league of peace"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-04
Automobile Thieves Held In City Court
 In Bonds of S2,5 800

Louis Vecsey, a plumber of S05 Wordtn avenue, D. sengsl1y, of 2 Lesl1o court and Edward Wilson of WOrdin avenue, were arrested today by Detectives Thomas Malone and John Seery, charged with the theft of a Moon touring car from the gar age of John MattIock, of SIP Wordiu avenue, Sunday night.
 Wilson and JesengsSy drove the car to New York, and met Vecsey there, later they drove the auto to Brooklyn where they tried to dispose Of it. Failing to sell the machine they returned to this city.
 Both were arrested June 15, 1918, for the theft of an automobile from Mike Chesko, 562 Arctic street. Iu this theft was another man, Wallace Knappe. who is serving one to two years in WethersfeId. Vecsey was placed on probation. Wilson was given a, sentence of six months, and after serving a short time was re- leased in the ctStody of the proba- ton officer.
 VeCsey tells the police that he knew all about the theft of the automobile. knew that the other two men were going to steal the car, but that he had no active part in the transaction and that he met the other two men in New York by chance.
 The police have sent for the stolen car and will bring it back to this city. On the previous occasion vec- sey was arrested in Portchester, N. Y. after he had tried to escape. He ran up a blind street, and was ar rested when he tried to rerace his steps.
 All three are held in bonds of 3D. 500 and will be arraigned in City Court tomorrow morning.