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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
N. GREENWOOD
HOLDS ELECTION
M G. A. Wilson, JF. Is Chosen May:
er-ether Officers Are
Selected.

MI. e, A. Wilson, Jr., was elected
Mayor Of North Greenwood yesterday
~ the election which was held at the
Read store The other officers chos-
W are as follows: Mr.. A. ]. Read,
marshal; Mr.. 7, A. Turner, clerk; Mr.,
Calhoon Wilson, treasurer.
The Aldermen selected were:
Messrs. S. |. Osborn, w. c. Peel and
T, \. Gregory.
The above elected officers will hold
their first meeting at the home Of Mr..
Y. R Gregory in North Greenwood,
Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock. All
q offifhcers are urged to be present as
business of supreme importance to the
sown Of North Greenwood will be
Transacted,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
GEN. SYKES HOPES
FOR COOPERATION
astween Great Britain And The
United States In All Matters
Relating To Flying
Associated Press

- ~
loNDoN' % ~. iV'1, go caa,,i sl
al Sir T. n. 0yAes' ~
General OF oisii nsas'o'' nopss y
range 1or coinpie'e 'oope.
tween Grea. a. Dl,sa,n aal aa,..;,'o ~ ~
States IN an ',asss's s'sasa s y Il.
ing. ms ] J ~ pa'p = m,s,.h - ax
journey to America' 0h "A's" =
poets soon " ~ - ~.
The american caa.as nDassssJ c,,,,,. - ~ :
W. DAVIS, toiu .'eAs,a, .sa p.;e;as ssa =. co. :
farewell iuii,neOn !. M ! 900. ~
trolier tna' NJ snousns sa,s an - 'sa,,,.ss ~
operation mign' ps .aasn 90 ~, a So
General ssSes sa,u e''as ss ss !. ~ ~
national AM uoa.sag, .'s -. Da..1 81. nav;aa.
man on reeuiAoio 49,. 49,. haa ra
tlon ~ oieas = -, ~ nowers
ceivea tne a'sen -. ~. ~
alhed ana asso',asea GO. ran.n
cept the on''eu .sa..s s - y - r;,.... g.
Inc iia.l0na' 4 ps;.a;n ! sa;d cener,
development. Y D,,sa ,, a;,.;,,a,,a, @ -.
sal sykes = : a'Ss u. - ou,n sa,va.
terprises % wolA ~ ~ i, = saharaa ~ e.
tioa y the man anu ~ y ~ ' = th.t i
goveFnAsh' susss1 ~, s .aantad.
France Has' ss tsf' sss Ia d;a ~
But ne poiAssq ~ =. s ',,;,, snand
mean shas uis sssee'as ',.s..,,,.;sa
nothing V ptOa'vss .,,s,,,pt t;na tho ef
WIN yisw y ss ~ nv. et,,rend
fofts OF asslshs.s y. aaa '.ss. "a y an;S-
g heaV'ef'slpH-a'e - a,s stta;aasaat of
ing them so"sfu ~ ,,as;,itvn y ho
greater secuflss ss;a;a, asa aoanet;t,on
COMMUNIST - a. ,,,h;oh i = he
pay eeea ins NJ a,;vas offered
heia hexs ssal, tHs
V e4pVg pouAqs' -. g.. tho
fflzes wa, = 80, s .aa,,;rad for
smail type = stAf.a9 ~ .sa,..;na FL.
business, p,ea n:s:la Ys,a.. aacnndiv for
w u elle BAis,sf - ,,,aoh;no
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Holding Remains
Of Milton Cooper

The remains of Milton Cooper, who
died Monday morning in the city jail,
are being held here awaiting the dis
posal Of friends in Florence, Ala, who
have telegraphed the officers for par
ticulars Of his death Unless the body
is taken charge of in the near future
the remains will be buried in the Pot
ter field here.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Commission Considers
Buying New Machinery

Representative from various man
ufacturing companies visited the city
yesterday and conferred with Mr.. Roy
Stott, engineer Of the Water & Light
Plant, relative to the purchase Of
boilers, turbines and auxiliaries. Bids
were submitted to the City Commits
sioners, who met this afternoon to
consider same. 1t is probable at this
meeting that contract will be let for
the purchase Of the needed facilities
for the Greenwood Light and Water
Plant.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
BOlsheviki Launch
A New Offensive
Associated Press

REVED ESTHoNIA, Dec. 10--The
Bolsheviki have begun new often
siye on the Marva Front, Ten as
saults against the Esthonian positions
were repulsed with several Bolsheviki
losses, the reports state.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
PROCEEDINGS LEFLORE BOARD
SUPERVISORS

The Leflore County Board Of Sup
eryisors convened at the court house
on Monday, December 1st, with the
following members present; ]. l,
hley, president; J. G. Pleasants, M.
s. Wilson, S. R. Keesler, s. l. Brown,
and Chancery Clerk A. R. Bew and
Sheriff 7. C. CARROT The following
business was transaeted;
The Board ordered the school pro-
perty known as the Abiaca School
property, sold TO A. B. White for $500,
The Board ordered corrections made
in the assessments Of property be-
longing to J. B. Kits, I, W. Dustin,
James G. Taylor, Norris Cohen, CAL
hoon Wilson and G. A, Maxwell.
The committee appointed by the
Board to inspect the property Of B,
B. Harper as secupity for loan Of
$4,000, reported that same was suf-
ficient security, and the loan was
ordered made by the Beard
The committee appointed to inspect
as security, the property of J.. L. Ha-
ley, sr., for loan of $4,000 frett
the county reported same was sufh=
cient security and the loan was or
dered made by the Board,
A committee was appointed to in-
spect the property Of R. t. Fey as
security fer a loan of $l,5oe from the
county,
The Board ordered that a warrant
be issued from the interest sinking
fund for s2500 for interest coupons,
maturing at the First National bank
Of Greenwood, January LIST, 1920 on
bridge bonds of 1910,
Notice was ordered given all banks
in Leflore County that the Board OF
Supervisors will receive bids at the
January 1920 meeting for the keeping
Of the funds of the county for 1920
The advertisement Of the sale Of
100000 worth Of road bends, matur
ing in % years, one twentieth to be
paid each year after the fifth year
bearing five per cent interest, on Mon
day January 18th, 1890, be sold to tn
highest bidder. It was ordered that
bids be received the first Monday IN
January 1890, for two mules to work
on the public roads
II was brought to the attention OF
the Supervisors that the names here
tofore drawn by the Board for jurors
had been practically exhausted and a
new list of jurors was ordered made
by the Board from the registration
books of the county.
The petition J. G. Scott, asking per-
mission to pay the sum of his loan
from the county Of $25Oo with inter-
est, was granted.
The petition Of 4. L. Frank lin ASK
ing the release of vendors lien was
granted.
This matter Of the back tax assess
ments was ordered made under the
direction of the state revenue agent
| AJJ nWEn
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
To Meet Increased
Cost of Living
Associated Press

LONDON, Dec. t0--To enable them
to meet the increased cost Of living
civil servants from 16 years old up
wards are to have an increase Of 30
per cent lin the form of bonus) on
their "ordinary remuneration" This
is the award of the Civil Service Ar
bitration Board which has been con-
sidering the matter on behalf of the
whole civil service.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
An Old Resident OF
Carrollt0n Dies Here

Mr.. S. L. Mcbride, an old resident
Of Carrollton, who was brought to the
Kings Daughters Hospital yesterday
morning, died this morning at q
o'clock from blood poison. He was "a
wears old and is well known through
out Carroll county.
The remains were taken to Carroll
ton this morning on the Q o'clock
train and interment will be made
there.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
MemnOnites Held
Recent Conferences
Associated Press

RIO DE JANEIR0, Dec, 10--Johann
p. Wall and five other representatives
Of the Memnonities Of the United
States recently held conferences with
state officials at Porto Allegro, state
cd Rio Grande do Sui, looking to the
establishment Of Mennonite settle
ment in that section Of southern Bra
zil. If conditions are found favor
able, it is said, extensive tracts OF
land will be purchased
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Captain Smith Has
Reached Australia

PORT DARAWIN, Australia, Dec.
lO--Captain Ross Smith, Australian
aviator, arrived today from England
thus winning the prize of ten thous-
and pounds, for the first aviator max
ing the voyage,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Advises To Seek
Trade In Denmark
Associated Press

LONDON, Dec. 1O-A recent trade
report advises bicycle manufacturers
to seek trade in Denmark. In Copen-
hagen there are 100000 people and
more than 100000 bicycles.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Recently Constructed
British Battleship
Associated Press

LONDON, Dec t0--The most re-
Gently constructed British battleship,
the Hood" cost the government $685.
125,O00 to build, excluding the cost Of
guns, ammunition and stores.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Can't Pay City Taxes
Before December goth.

The tax receipts for the city real
y ss'ate and personal property have
y n0s yet been arranged in alphabetical
slaer and payment Of the taxes BY the
s'slzens Of Greenwood cannot be re-
se'yed z before December goth, accord
4. @ y a statement which was made
ss q morning by City Clerk Perry
psnnis. At this time the receipts will
= N readiness. This will give the
4 |sl''sens plenty Of time to pay then
aes before February ist, when the
'snalty is attached.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Sells 404-Acre
Plantation S40,4OO

Mr.. w. H. Giles has sold his 404-
acre plantation on Yalobusha River
recently purchased from Mr.. G. s.
ware) to Mr.. J. B. Nettles for $40,-
400, or 500 per acre--immediate pos
session being given.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10

ACCOUNTS ALLo"HD
DR.. i. F, Barrier, salary --...-S loU'oo
supt. J. R. Hughes, salary lolvO
Robert Herman, supplies ,,.,"~ Eoo
Henderson & Baird, supplies lS'o
: r pr;nt N sta. 1850
= "a" y cs..ott oxnanses . 3t.S5
-. ~ stationery 404.94
Brandon Print. Co. supplies. ol'ou
Champion Sup, Co., supplies 90 o9'oo ~
Beckman Co., blankets oo'oV
]. w. Quinn Drug Go. merch, lz'ioI
Metts Auto Fill. Sta, gasoline t'no ao
John A. Mack, repairs - hs'Oo oo
I. c. Carrot, iaaitor G. H.. % So'Os Os
Means Johnston, salary --. ioo'oe
meas nl.h.ors uosnitaI 10000
nns - Assip 7,50l
oiu la 49, II a den fee $500
T. ~ 49,, si,sa sa,oru 200.5oI
g = - ra,,ntv Aet.. $500
?. = 80 i IN Wilson salary 1890
Dr. j. w. Dulaney, Co. Ply ao'vO ~ "
Asnerale = 80 "a nris 224.4OI
Y. =. usffVsS .osrd inmates 600OI
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
THE WEATHER

u \ v y \ \ n X \ \ y n y Y
Mississippi--Fair and much colder,
with cold wave Wednesday; Thur
sday fair and continued cold; strong
north winds.
Temperature Highest, Sc degrees;
lowest, 35 degrees; at 7 a. m. 20 de-
grees; precipitation 2.81; river guage
1928; rise in "a hours 0.3.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10

The Sixth Decennial Census, taken
in 1s40, was the first one to cover
agricultural statistics, now one Of
the most important parts Of the en-
tire census.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Last Night Was The
Coolest Of Winter

Last night was the coldest of the
winter and the thermometer regis
tered twenty degrees above zero at
7 o'clock this morning. Ice was in
evidence everywhere. The mercury
dropped 80 degrees from 7 o'clock
Yesterday morning until 7 o'clock this
morning. The highest temperature
recorded during the past twenty four
hours was Sc degrees
=-==-=-o------
Taka The Daily Commonwealth,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
Two Steamships
Built For The u. S.
Associated Press

TOXIC, Dec. 10--Two ocean-going
steamships built for the United
States Shipping Board have been
launched recently in japanese yards.
They were the Eastern Trade, a 49,
900 ton steamer, and the Eastern
Glade, a steel cargo ship 400 feet long.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10

There were e,asl .502 frams report
y the last decenniaI census, val
Y more than 40 billion Of doll
The 1920 census is expected 70
M more than 100000 farms.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
COAL STRIKE
SETTLED TODAY
PLAN OFFERED BY PRESIDENT
WILSON is ACCEPTED BY GEN
ERAL COMMITTEE OF NINE
WORKERS.
Associated Press

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Dec. 10
-tSI3 p. m.)-The strike of
100000 bituminous coal miners
of the country was settled today
when the general committee Of
the United Mine Workers of Am
erica agreed to accept the plan
offered by President Wilson.
The members voted TO accept
President Wilson'S proposal short
ly before ; o'clock. The plan
provides for the miners to return
to work at once at an increase Of
fourteen per cent wages and N
committee Of three will be named
to determine the new wage agree
ment.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10

nsy that impulse and buy Red
zsa \ n Christmas seals.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10

Take The Daily Commonwealth.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10

Closed IL to 25 up.
New Orleans Spots 1000.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10

Take The Daily Commonwealth,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1919-12-10
COTTON MARKETS

Closed 25 to 80 up.
New York Spots a9.45--25 up,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
Optimism Rules in Auto
And Allied Industries

Or r. rhil o. manager 20 the y
H. UIIsHIuuIlr Co. hoe ttcoi,rd ths
follow nF InfrrssuuE comment from
thu Ola Motor MufhH 40 Lansing
NIrh STATING thut tho auto industry
fusrfhrr with pusiusas men in ever,
U nrr Uur ul 'udeavur are %pltnuins
.u. ils hirrrst business expansion
filf nsf ever been known 20 the
rIuu "a.
TIH mart OF thp automobile Indus
f loo ths winning uf the war D. q
I.Hs.I uf achievement unparalleled
200 Coo uuufls uf American business
a n.rr loyal pHfr.u group % men
u Hu. HosH r.fIut Dee found than th'
ufYnun o. U.ihrf. md their dealers
100 .tu tuie during ~ vr dark
So Hf strife huf they answered
% urr HId r'tdlf They we're
H. nHutrIft urhinI thH severn
H.H. II 'hinr rivur tWr
ZONES. rtrH nf meu fnr government
r.. HuI nnt nweiY fought their
tN.Hu.n thp DAYS when ruWors
s I. 90. .II whom public confidence
UI Hss scented shaken Md
.t .tU.r. tie definite assurance that
iIU f. uf wa hiN proved the err
.HHH Hf tIU automobile and a.
I.uui argr tn tIr lie and business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
FL PASO BOOSTS
BOYS TO APPEAR
At SMOKER HERE
All Six Participants Of the Bouts
Will Arrive Here Tomorrow
Morning and VIII Make Head.
quarters At Savoy Hotel.

The three bouts whlfh have been
hf uiul Cos The annual smoker u tho
Nov ucslru cattle and Hose groW
trH convention a. Doe held the evening
uf Ntrch 90 lt the urmory have
caused considerable Interest in ~ "a
.a Hn1 h large delegation Of fans are
uffnuIur fn follow The ~ faso aud
ir.lN boys fo the city
Whist 81 raao thinks Of the particle
pants Hi Che main bout can De seen
0ut ,Ie following excerpt from %
Hf Ilp 20 ftsu papers
fDN Murphy and Jack Anger. u
.IH.rIUriH Goo boxer Who has been
.HuWIUf up well lu workouts have
Nt UI nlui. hcd Tor the main az
tIr IItliHutIa convention Hmuktr
o. Al. II.erqus March 20. Murphy
who IIH been rreu Iu many army
.u here D. fast and clever 81 ~
s Au.Hr the latter having boxed
.fuIUIfIfn. with some ~ the best In
Moo country and rpet some good boys
fr hiH c.flIt Tie bout should hr a.
FHli
40 uf t1s ho,s WI arrive here too
morrow morning and viii make their
l-tIftIftier 40 the SAVOY hotel They
vii ~prlHtuiy take light exercise 81
fhr aviation achoui M the afternoon
HuI Wu ns given their physical
animation "Wednesday Al viii he 70.
uu.fed iH welsh Iu 10 . O'clock We'd
utaiH' Hfcrruuu.
Aside frnU the three bouts. tho
UlumIifrH hrs provided q host ~
other entertainment Including vnudr.
$3.50. hcfs muslr aud refresh
rru
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
PIONEER EDUCATOR
PASSES AWAY At ST.
VNCENT'S ACADEMY
Sister Mary Berchmans Stricken
Suddenly With Paralysis and
Dies After Few Hours Uncon.
sCiOusness; Taught for 20 Years.

Sister Mary ucrchmahs. a p%ioneet
educator nf this city, passed away "a
81 Ninccnt's academy last night 81 10
O'Clock after a brief illness OF u few
hours.
She was In nne health aud splri'a
ull moon yesterday. she taught hot
hirh school classes NJ usual AZ last
week, and yesterday morning attend
ed special lcnicn services az church
Returning she was stricken with
paralysis lei the gate OF the arad
cmy. tnaconaciouHnesa fosinwcd an {
death came peacefully al 10 o'clock
last night
Her passing IL mounted IN hum.
drcds OF homes IN Albuquerque and
by her associates In the order ~ The
Sisters Of charity here. ana In colo
mdo institutions whore she taught.
~ AZ the mother house ut Mt. -.
loseph-on-thc-Ohi
H. Vincent academy WIS tho ntst
educational institution 10 be founded
IN new Albuquerque when The Old
town WIS laid ont On 1889 soon
after its doors were opened sister
MARY ncrchmans. then 70 Young nun.
came 20 Albuquerque ~ take charge
OF tie institution ~ superior itor
HoliCititude for all her pupils Catho.
lies, ProtcstantH. Hebrews alike dem
'NN"NN NN'N wv AMNNHNNNW NfNNN NNNN NN|
OF spirit. and her pupils bear tosu-
muny that she was a soul mother a.
well ~ instructor 10 carh ono.
~ "a teacher Of expression and
CuaUh ~ original dramas many ~
them written in classic verse. Sister
ltrchmaus Inspired many ~ nor
claHH's 90 adopt expression and Iluru
aliHm Tor HE work Hhr was InHfrur.
tor nearly 90 years hero uud then
vent 20 Colorado schools AFTER an
absence % several years she returned
"a Albuquerque three Years ago nuH
has been o. OF tho liEh school lu.
ftruriorr "a the arndcmN now super.
'is,d ~ Sister Louis bertrand
The funeral Will take place iomor.
row morning nt p O'Clock mass in tht
chapel % tho urudsmN. and inter.
m'nt will hc in Mount Tni,aft tfms.
tory. Tho services will be- private. ui
The chapel b. very small.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
ONE HUNDRED NAMES
FOR NEW HOTEL ARE
ALREADY SUBMITTED

MH.. than One hIu1rel NOME, erre
aIhmIffHI tu the chamber u. UuuI
nsrou thls morning Cor thr pfupH
new lHfsi which MOS ut built hsfH
.uir ThD chamber I HffHf4UF HIIr"
Hf tom dollar. for fnr Hr.t ntH. fnf
fh, hnfs' 40 frr luH Hrr invited fH
.UInpsfr bob tho contest which clos
AprIl
o.. 30 la mHy uuI,rHt1aI HlI
ono tf iIs chamber ufiUIHla fI"
morning "taHf ONE r'f.nu be- uut I.r
IfeI tu hut ore name tntist There
absolutely D. up luif 600 the uuulIi"I
Uf names any u.g person 'an
mu
while uuy iyuc of name Will no
considered 10 s thuurhf hN the .HH
r-fDr uf Judges th4t Unr stt1"uE n'
'hr au."n ristur uf Sew hs.l." "r
Albuquerque would lp mutt apron
lUt'o core should h. ut.u. hl,
u tHus us these SORTS uf uH.UrH t-
Yus ot tho most heaut pod sounding
lufs IuYld uIf possibly hr pronounce
o. person Nlu IH. uUt hfft .| f
El0v risr 81 Spanish
Although tlrfU HfH ul Ur..H. %"
ulans SOC tnr fur rfse"uu Uf tl" rIu Do
H.Uiri modern nuIri bore win .I.
HItift uf HHi Hr hundreds ut U.r
OBJ There H much agitation NHH
I.f|. % HnI fn"f, U Iff. iuH |
HHIf 100 arrangement us 90 sf
600 nI. ur rr ~ tine project w. UfN|
HHrr Ilrtcd Within H ,lt|I
|t. short fut
Ami uIfIUH tIIH Hrl IuIl HH'
l U#f H" NOME MOI Ihr ..IHf HHa
90 10 Nuf0I fhs rhIU.N. ~ r.'H
ifs opened me COON pu'ItHI f.. I'D
ffuulIs go fhr ...fl .H
Yf fNU project
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

?. Moota Is a. 10. in.. =. walker. GO
a. = In.
Jayti.n throwing -EntrieHi re,
Greunieaf and Waikori r.. sganzlni
and Mouts. Fin1iHi o. Walker. i0i
"a b In q u~reenlelf. o. a. 8 &c.,. q,
srRnxlni. Nga a.
tug oi war Oboyai- EntrieH. Blrht
I.c and ton D. Winners. &c
TUG Of war tgirirl Entries EiEht
Tee and elHht y Winners. t.r.
t0o.yd dash Entries. T.C. Pat
ton and Norris ", Pate. Finals O..
Pate . Patton
bo-yd dash Entries re. scrugrA
nnldt. Moore. Patton. Morris D.
Sranzini Monts and Pate Firais D,
Pate 3 sFanxlnl. 3. Patton
so-yd dash fEirisl Entries &c.
barrow w. jain. Finals. !. Dnrrow
g jain
No.yd Enifics. 10. steoi
end 'hcrs y, Pate Finals .. stccd
2. Chess
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

avenue, at the Archulcta Real Estate
ofirc. west Of the first National bank.
some one will be present all the
time 20 receive the clothes or 10 an
Hwcr phone calls " any one ir un-
able TO bring tho clothes or send them
to headquarters and VIII phone nc
arrangements will be made to Hond
for them Please bring them u pos
slbie, however.
Arrangements nave also been made
10 receive contrl 'tionH AZ The Fourth
Ward school houses. 10 that those VINO
live near one OF the schools and IND
ID more convenient 10 deliver their do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
Leopold Delivers
Lecture on Birds
Al the u Today

Nde leopold. secretary % the
chamber ~ Commerce unu one 10 thN
lost lrfnrusi mon boz the Southwest
.u the question 81 local birds o.
u,cred r. lecture this morning tu fHr
university students on tho tlnit" O.
iirda of New MlNiru
siIfea 90 birds ln Their native cd,
r.cnt we're shown hY Mf leopold dur
inr iia lecture. winch We. rfeut'y ru
iDysd Ns thr university tHToufNlIfU
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24
RED CROSS CLOTHES
LINE HUNG UP THIS
MORNING ON GOLD Az.
Clothing rrivo Opened Today
With Promise Of Filling Quota
Requested Contributions May
Also Be Made st School Houses,

uii clothes old shoes, pieces 81
m1tef Loo. ret thsm ~ together ani
give th m 60 the Red Gross 90 send
ty,fs,lB 10 the destitute. The drive
htsuu this morning Mrs. - = Hitt.
Nor lH Boz charge, and head quarters
hHt, been established "a 20s Cola
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

nf the world in general Where there
may have been daubt here b. nov
clear understanding The public has
been Impressed Wltn the solid founha-
ton upon which thr industry rests
bud the truly remarkable engineering
ierlus back uf the modern auiumo-
bile
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

Contests IN .ud sd
lNH. tuHlI ....... Go.
N h-vvl-HHuoW U8r, t.T
RELAY race zee o.
hot rut Ol.,sl u.y O., u.g
Nunt ifut tEIilst ... I.I'
Discus throwing . U.. O. U.r
JHNg'lu throw ,ur ..... Go" TIC O.
Tur uf war tnursF t.t
Ius uf wtt tsIrirI It
100 fh dash ........ O. t.t'
u.Nd dash I.T
'.Nl dash trII.I l'H'
ttt.,d dash ....... &C.. I.C
Total places 10, t#' %
Tuful places ul o.
Though defeated hN th, freshmen
Boo the arHt baseball game OF the -,H
pom uu glIHa iuN a. the luiNrtaH..
frr cltsHmUu took the greatest Mum
hrr of piavrH ,u ur the dah events
uI the university athletic uHlu
Tho upper ,smru fui u.nr place
tu tho freshmen four sN SECOND
places o. their five and three tnitl
places tu their two making 10 total uf
eighteen places Go the freshmen -
eleven plt-"s
The events were.
IHsebtil Entries l.D Patton. b.,
Crrniotf. e., F%urackor. Iu ulds 10
Moore 3d., q. stocd, ss Morris, &C..
Itulsou a.. Walker lt
Entries o.. rulprpper o. urpob.
e., Thomas &c., reudcrgrlHs 3d.
Mouts. So Wittou, r. GENTRY. &C..
a. Sterd o. |Sgnnzint r
Whcel-blrrow race Entries t'.,
Franz Strod aud Helen barrow y.
Thomas peudprrris stud Mprt Sands.
Finals T. steed and barrow Oh
Icndergrtss "H saudH
Relay race Entries. barrow
skeleton srruRgs srnnzini ,I.yr.
Ithu Stocd Hrunks. N.pCent-l;us.cll
Furtckcr- Mopts. Hltck-Goss ttIrsl
named u t-I end SECOND named ID
g. Fnals D. Black Guss
shot put tboyHl Entries. I.t'
Grccnloaf uosa Wtlkcr O. sgauri.
uL Pate IrHnhE Finals Grocul,sr
90 g. aa u o Cho.s. Hrs o. q
walker 80 tt Z iu
Shofput DEirls'. lv'ri,sf &c.
GLOW. and BLACK, r., Stevenson, Gu-
CLARK and Russell Finals Z steven.
SON. 80 e. g., iu. +, Black. -tl f.
@. HuHr. d, g. aH Iu
Discus thruwlug EntrC4 &C..
Creculctf aud Walker o.. Monta
S~gruriui tInll. g. Gicnc.ttf 81 Co.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

ono rosebud io the living.
one single Aind word said.
u worth 70 dnzen lnloric8
And wrcaths untp tho dead.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-03-24

are rotten together. There are sure
~ clothes In every closet that can no
SPARED. Oct them out today and
look In an the old trunks. rhe naked
people who are suffering don't care
about utyie3 an they want h. some,
thing a. ccVer item afuf surely 49,
can give Them q lot Of that. Don't
fofEct about The shoes and stockings