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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07
TO VOTE ON CHICAGO BARS
illinois Supreme Court Orders Election
Board to Submit Local Option
f<9- Question to Voters.

Chicago, Feb. 21.-The Illinois su-
irene court at Springfield directed the
Chicago board Of election commission.
ers to submit the local option ques-
ton to voters of Cook county on April
1. The court upheld the PETITION of
the Dry Chicago federation which the
election commissioners turned down
last year.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07

London.-Infucnza has become cpl
demic throughout most OF the United
Kingdom again, the outbreak being
ST gerer in the north than in the south.
Edinburgh and Glasgow have a sever
err form OF the disease than London.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07
25 Hurt IN Car Collision.

Philadelphia. Feb. 21.-Twenty-ive
PERSONS were injured, twelve serious,
~, when an open switch caused q
northbound trolley to collide with a
southbound car at Frankfort avenue
and Arrott street. ~
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07

Washington, ID. C.--The bill appro-
priating $780, OO. 900 for the railroad
administration revolving fund in addi-
tio3 to $500. 000, 900 carried in the act
which provided for federal control was
passed by the house with Is negative
votes.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07

washington, Feb. 21.-Amcrican ex-
ports In January set a new high rec
ord. During the month goods to the
value Of 1923, 100000 were shipped 10
foreign ports, 1t was announced at the
department Of commerce.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07
s1f.1ee.2st Bill is Passed.

Washington. Feb. 21-The fortifica-
lions appropriation bill carrying Sill.
100, o01. was passed by the house with.
out n record vote. and with but one
inconscquential amendment. II now
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07

Washington, ID. C.-Departrre from
Fraace Of zoe officers and 10000 men
OF tho army On seven vessels. includ-
inE tlin battleship Michigan and cruis-
az Rochester. was announced by the
mar department.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1919-03-07
Eiqht Die in Hotel Fire.

Montreal, Que, Feb. 22.-Eight per-
sons persisted when fire destroyed a
small hotel ut st Jovile, in L%aurentian
mountains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
AVIATOR DESCRIBES
| WARFRONT THRILLS
At ROTARY LUNCHEON
Club Listens 10 Exciting Recital
Need for State Board Of Health
Urged by DR. ]. A. Massis, Of
Santa Re, DR.. Kaiser, Las Vegas.

Hun soldiers rate their iron crosses
o. equal In value 10 u quarter rake
Of Ivory soap. according 10 the cN-
pericnre Of Lieutenant cleo pincnu.
Of the Royal Flying Corps, who was
a guest Of the Rotary club at their
weekly luncheon this noon. The
Albuquerque youth. who " visiting
his parents. W. o MIS- =
pinCau. was heartily received BY The
ttotafians and drsw constant applausn
AZ ~ rccited hts experiences
Tho NotarinnH were given an op-
%uoftunity 20 SEQ and smell % days
ration Of bread from the prison camp
whore the Young nier was held pra.
oner with 2gh American and cirhtccn
other captured Canadian officers.
They were also allowed 10 Inspect the
iron croas which was traded 20 Lieut..
IlnsHu IN return for V fourth of a
cake Of Ivory soap. A. an indication
OF conditions IN Germany, the speaker
told that The piece of soap was later
sold for eighteen marks
During hiH story Lieutenant rinenu
held the closest attention Of the
members. tie told Of hts nrst aif
battle m which he sen his adversary
down In flames During D war the
Albuquerque young man doNned n,
Hun planes and forced three time.
In October Of last yenr he was
shot down during an aerial battle IN
FLANDERS field He WIS cordial,
treated hy his Hun cautora who pro
posed that he tell them hts name. hii
squadron. where his airdrome wui
located ~ similar facts in order that
they might drop a. message telling that
he was safe Naturally he infonma.
ton WIS not given a. The Huns were
merely seeking TO drun u TOW bombs
Later the lieutenant was taken "a
Karlsruhe where Dc was Kept In
dark room alone fer fou dnys. nm
only food being e. howl 81 soup tvtc'
a dny and "a mall ration Of bread
After the four day period ne VA
given u Communion who had beer
similarly treated. The Huns hnl
placed dirtaphoner m tho ans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
PAY UP
WEEK IS STARTING
TO BRING RESULTS
Posters Advertising the Week
Were Received This Morning
and win Soon Be Seen in An
Sections Of the City.

"f1i pay my bills 80 that you can
pay yours" h. the attitude 81 most Al
h-uuueruueans this week. which II he
Ing observed IN the city 40 the fourth
annual pay-up week.
The Chamber Of Commerce aud the
Albuquerque business men are firm
IS behind the 'pay-up' movement and
although the campaign has been held
hack on account ~ not receivinE tho
posters and tdxcrtialnR matter re-
suits are already. being obtained.
Posters. HtickerH and handhiils rel
alive 20 the national pay-up week
we're received horc this morning and
will soon be on display all over the
city.
Tho main idea ~ the week IL to
stimulate business ~ the payment Of
al dragging little. and even big, debts
that have been slipping tho mind or
have been put of from time to time
Al three of the previous pay-up
weeks have been successful all oYer
the country and hackers ~ the ma
uunai movement prophecy that this
one will bring IA. hest results of any.
Nothing Will stimulate business like
the paying 81 old debts. said the
Chamber Of Commerce this morning.
and We hope every citizen viii get The
spirit ~ tho week ana not become a
commercial drag or a put u off,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

expected the filters to talk. but both
feared the other might be a spy and
remained silent 4 waning that die
tnphonea were In the room had bce
scratched on tho walls IN the Morse
rode by former prisoners
The lieutenant admitted that be vas
n "trifle lucky 10 be In Albuquerque
since he fell nearly fourteen Thousand
feet when shot down. Ills machine
did not drop like q stone. hut nutter.
ID 20 earth End the flier was only
slightly injured.
An index on TIun character was
given when the prisoners were re-
leased on November -. knowing
that the Americans would appreciate
n BIG Thanksgiving dinner. the Huns
took their captives from the train nj
the border and held them In Germany
on soup diet until after tho Turkey
dny feast vas q and then permitted
them q proceed 20 Switzerland.
In the absence % the president
John Milne, DE- A q. Shortie pre-
sided. He called upon DR. J. A. MAJ
sic. Of Santa ". president Of the stale
board Of health. for q talk on public
health. Dr. Maasio stressed the need
Tor % state department 81 health ana
showed that the xnena would be-
counterhalanced hy other aavinrH tie
asserted that the doctors %favorinE the
bill we're doinr ~ 10 aid the state,
since better health conditions meant
a monetary loss to them.
Tho remarks ~ DR. Mnssio wcrc
ably seconded nv nr W ~ Kaiser. Of
las Vegas. secretary ~ the stat
hoard ~ health The latter ~instnnced
the many questions that come IN ~
that body nH evidence hat " state
health board was necessary Ne
pointed out the typhoid danger and
vigorously urged that tho proposed
state department Of health be crc-
ntcd.
". J Weaver % Hotariun from
Pueblo. colo. and q member Of the
Weaver Porter Nrm. extended greet
mrs from tho Colorado organization
end asked for n lnrrc attendance ~
tho district conference IN Denver.
The other guests were WIN " KIN.
non. Mine Ia Motto No " Neumaa.
~ Oniiup; T. g. Rice % Roswell.
Can't Fullerton ~ Mrsdnienn. Roger
Barter. iiay C1u, Mirhi and NJ
stourh. Lawrence loo. ~ ~ = Hvfe
and Charles " Porter 81 Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Parish VIII Repair
ST. Johns Church and
Purchase Pipe Organ

AZ tho annual parish meeting %
81 Johns Episcopal church. held last
night " was decided not only "a re-
pair the damage done To IN. church
by FIR last sunday, u n was also
decided % launch y movement % pur-
chase a pipe Ryan Tor the church.
Already differont societies % tho
church have started 60 raise a fund
tor this purpose.
The annual meeting was largely at
tended and vas presided oNer by
bishop " n Howden. The %presenta-
tion ~ annual reports nv the differ
ont organizations within the church
membership was an interestinE feat
ure uf the meeting. The following Of
neiais were elected Tor the ensuing
= q Senior warden, A a, Keen jun
iur warden, GEORGE X Valiant. rccrt-
tnry. A. W. Goodrichi treasurer. ..
- Waters. vestrymen. 0eorre =
powner. william FAR. A. W Good
rich. GEORGE Eyeritt. N. a.. Sahin. A.
" MorriHsettc. Georro Geakn. Roy u.
strpmo. D. ~ Waters, The following
delegates aud a~lternates we're elected
a. the cnnvocation which meets IN VI
pnso IN May George \ nowner. Or.
William Farr. George Geakei nlief-
mates. W. W. Mcclellan. A. A. Keen.
Roy D. Stromo.
sunday school and church services
will be held in tuild hall IN the rear
Of the church until the damage caused
To- The church hy the fire iaat sunday
morning has zen repaired.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
GOVERNMENT NADS
MAN ON CHARGE
OF IMPERSONATING
4. R. Jay, Claimed TO Have Repre-
sented Himself as Federal Off.
Ger and Assistant Secretary Of
State. Arrested.

Operatives of the department of
Justice yesterday 10 Norulrs. ARK, nr.
rested " w. DAY. n man said 10 have
a dozen different aliases. who il
claimed 20 have represented himself
az 'tptiin Archie Roosevelt In aibu-
puerguc several weeks ago.
Government authorities claim that
Jay represented himself In different
cities as breckenridge Ions. one 81
thn HHHlHtHnt HcprrfurirH uf state Of
the United States Ho b. also charged
Win im|prrrunatinE Hn operative 81
the bureau ~ Investigation ~ the de-
rartmeut uf Justice.
Jay ana H woman nro said 90 have
Registered "a a. local hotel under Tho
name ~ Mr. and MR. Archie Unnsu
welt Later they won't o. Santa Pc.
whore Jay b. sald a. have posed ns "
cousin % the late Theodore NuuHr-
Nult % HH "a government official
The local office uf the department
81 lustic" learned that Jay had been
In Albuquerque. Tie was followed Co
douglas, AflH. AMI from There went
81
According tn authorities. iny was
iu Su Francisco Tact week mtsTuer.
ndinr Ha Lieut. Howard gaynnr. son
~ The late mayor uf New Nuft He IT,
said to have visited Santa itrharn
'NNN" anu Tulsa. NNlN leaving lfIa
utiuus addresses Iu his wake
Government ~uuthHrtIsH have been
frHrohiug Cor iiY tor mani months
\ circular sent uut from Washington
GIVING hla description states that De-
D. 70 years uf Hrs HuI d. tu Inter.
'stirF HuI smooth tlkrr Tho rIr.
rullr fraiH That Doc wee "arHuurtu-
i". DOB H female confederate who b.
u -u br.f. u' tEr. fm.d appear
ms dHrh complex uu nr rha about
l4a pounds rather sliFht build. tnd
hHH d1fk hair Tho woman usually
w'lrs H large urImWed hIIrA bat with
Veil tu1 e cloak ~ yellow 10 ur cham.
payne Tint Sometime e. 80 uutl hours
the rirrnlHr reads. .nl WpHrs q dark
velvet drHaH The Woman hHs mot
been ARRESTED
Jay BE- rl.n ,almsd Co. have regis
tered under tiD utuIr Of i'Hul Gregg
tho Denver artist Federal nufhur.
t's Hly that JAS wuuld perhaps have
made a. better success Hf I~upcfHuuff.
inc prominent people bad Dee stoned
nt flint rltss huieis Hs is said to
have Registered t' cheap hotels. which
mmrIUttHIN aroused suspicion.
o. BE- understood thuf Iuy has CON
scented tu hn ~trTHIrnrf rVfpro Ntw
MHNIru federal H~uthurlt|os Instead %
che author ur. of Arizona and hU VIII.
hr returned t1 Albuquerque Within t
frw days
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

ray your dues to the "g-bit" club
foIr-O Taxi Service. Phone 90.
Auto springs. all makes kcrber Co
Taxi Phone i7s. Nicholson Taxi.
T. a Miller OF Fort Worth. is m
the city ON business.
J o scth arrived here from santa
o., yesterday.
M aud Mrs \. n Garter ate viz.
itin here from Masdnlonn.
o. ~ Hanna ia here from Santa 10.
Leonard Johnson, Of suuta Re. 90
here on business
William Wright Of Bclcn. II hero
for u ftW dHNE ON business
e. itom"n OF Eutnnoia, arrived in
the rity yesterday
tlias spsarc be- "a business visitor va
the cts from Estaucia.
Mrs u o. Nsietto. Of Gallup b.
visiting friends here
. g. Dewey is hero from ~ i"s1
T. " reilly. 81 Ration. be- 10 the
Dtl.
\ O. Eailard Of Gallup. is In the
cts.
Mrs Robert Ernst. uf Heirr. is
here fut o. few DAYS visiting frIgudH
j = rrHdt b. u business Nisitor in
tho ritN from laruna
y g. % sNlnu,y. OF Gallup IL hcfo
NNH NN.N"NNNN M.
Mrs iury Graham. Of Mountainur.
IH visiting here
st " Little. ct Hachltn. be- ben tao
city TODAY.
h. lapcl. Of Ray. ls here for q 'cw
IaNH
A. r. Garter arrived here from
kvphurt NcHterda,.
ralph Melbourne. secretary of Tie
Sew NtNco Loan and Mortgage
company. lon tolt, Tor points BOO the
southern part of thC state who're De
Will remain for several DAYS 90 SOM.
pinN business
district Forester Paul O. Hod,ng.
tom Viii return tomorrow from MaIi-
som. WISCONSIN where hn ha. been lDt
several du,H ON official ror "a bust
mess
Tho Good cheer club will meet
Friday afternoon uf 30 az thU homo
or' Mr. charles Twosood. 80 South
S,,rnth street
This ,youiuE ui r 80 % |conyocator
Of 100 Gmrdo chapter 40 g. a. \
NJ viii be- held All visiting com.
pauiuus are welcome
John TnmhH. executive secretary ui
the Sew MoNlou Public Health assoc
cinton. returned ln-t night from Mas.
dHl,ul whore he spent q few days on
official business
T. o. johnson. educational director
~ the state food administration WilI
return 60 santa Fr THE evening from
Pasadena. rniif whore hr has been
spending several weeks Tor his health
" 4 pnurc. superintendent ot the
Eddy county schools. was I'm Alhu
pucrluo this morning cnrouto to santa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
WILL HOLD v. 0. ".
ANNUAL CONVENTION
SOMETIME N APRIL
May Select Albuquerque for Meet
ing Place; win Be Gathering
Of Delegates Prom New Mexico
and Arilona.

Aihuauerquc may be- selected na the
msetinn place Tor the NEXT biennial
convention Of the Woodmen u tho
World Of New Mexico and Arixonn.
The city commissioners al their ragu-
Jar meeting held at the city hall Last
night were asked BY a COMMITTEES Of
tho local Woodmcn order 10 extend
the order an official invitation 70 hold
the convention In this city. such an
Invitation, they stated. would be OF
much Influence IN having this city
selected ~ Tho meeting place.
The convention In 20 be held aomo-
time IN April and will he held either
In New Mexico or Arizona. Hundreds
OF momhcra OF the Woodmcn Of tho
Wofid will attend the conference.
last year tho convention was held ~
Phoenix. Arm, During the last meet
ing the city Of Albuquerque. through
~ mayor. Henry Wcnteffcld. extend
cd AN invitation TO the Woodmcn 20
meet here In 1919.
The committee that appeared be.
fore the commissioners, consisted ~
charles O. Gibson. " ~ Hwope. T. q.
firyam and Fred 4. hoffman. The
city commissioners will Immediately
prepare The official Invitation 10 tho
Woodmen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
NEWS ITEMS

Fe. where he viii attend the meeting
Of the state educators.
Dr David n. boyd. president ~ the
New Mexico State university, left this
afternoon Tor santa fe TO attend the
state educators meUting
\. " ~ Morris, district engineer
u nernalillo. Sandoyal y Valencia
counties. who has been M Alhuquor-
que on business returned home to-
dny
colonel W = Hopcweil left today
on IL business trip q santa Pc
NJ. y Hickey went "a santa Fe to-
day on legal business
a. ~ Hanna. chief justice ~ the
supreme court. who was In the city
yesterday. returned 10 santa Fo this
morning
superintendent John Milne loft TO-
day for Santa Fv a. attend the meet
ms ~ educators being held to-day and
tomorrow.
Harold Smell WIS arrested I'M.
morning ON a charge u ridinr q hicy-
rir uu the sidewalk tie viii Dec trlou
~ b o'clock this afternoon in police
court.
~ you 80 |tratcliug hc zurc and take
your registration cauf N.tn you Al
bert Wilson. who says he lives iu
ohio. Do in the Uitl JAIL because he
Hlys he left his classification card go
home Police Say they are going Ia
fins out u the card b. Ht home he-
fore young Wilson Will be- released
from bail ur wuh arrested last night
by Police Captain Fat p'irndy. The
department Of justice b. inycutiEatinr
h.s ease.
= a. RILEY. state duff board iu.
-poctnr. is in the city today On official
business
because ~ heavy travel h WIS nee
ossnry Tor the santa Pc tn run three
sections uf train No j today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
BY RUTH A R WEDGE

SsT IERES nothing remarkable about shooting down German
Ihplancs; all YOU have to do is yet the Hun in front Of your
run and pull the trigger says Lieutenant Cleo Pineau Of the
2l0th aerial squadron, Royal Air Force, whose arrival in A Albuquerque
last cvensg was hcralied with much joy, not omy by his mother,
Mrs. Adele Pincau. NJ 500 North Fourth street, aud his brother aud
sisters, bat by the host Of his friends in this city and all who have
followed with keen interest the newspaper accounts Of his brilliant
career NJ the front. The modest remark concerning his achievements
is characteristic Of the boys who have played leading parts in the
great drama lover there, aud this daring young ace has certainly
been among the foremost of these actors. The adventures Of Tam O
the SCOTS and other heroes Of fiction are tame compared with the
experiences 81 this young airmnn, from the time he arrived Ia France
early IN 1915. until his last flight on October :, when n flight COM
mandcr Of his squadron, be- WINS sent ON an offensive patrol, and IN an
encounter with thirty enemy planes, he was wounded, his machine
shot 10 pieces. and be fell 5000 feet. landing eighteen miles behind
the German lines. where, wounded, battered, but still alive. he was
capturd by the Huns and kept q a prisoner during the remainder Of
the wal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Food Office Fixture
Sale May Be Jan. II

January % Is tho tentative date
announced by the food administration
Tor their dutuun oI access office iut.
nitufc. This date. however may Zoe
changed. 10 was said this morning
The curtalmont cot the work of the
administration since che ytEninE Of
the armistcc has resulted iu many
office rooms being abandoned aud
the administrator now has on hand
o. large mou OF up 20 date nN-
lures which % Will dispose of ~ rugu-
lar government auction The fixtures
comprise desks. tables. chairs. films
cabinets. typew rltcra ana many otht.
office upcpssltlpH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Federal Court Hears
Espionage Act Case

sam Russell. arrested one Tins
aEo on a charge 81 violating the os-
piOnage act. ~ being tried today in
the federal court Federal authori-
ties have dismissed the charges OF yio-
lation % the espionage act against
Joe Johnson Joe stephens, charged
with setting fire 20 a forest, b. also
n free man The charges against hifn
were dismissed. Pablo Snan, charged
with introducing liquor into an ln-
dian pueblo. who has Just returned
from a military camp, was also re-
leased. the charges against him be-
Ing dismissed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

chops and tho champagne and sighed
On suuthrr occasion h. wa placed
len a room with few comforts aud
kept in solitary confinement Tor four
days. after which no was pot into an.
other room where there was Il British
prisoner. o. whom the Intelligence Of
nrera believed be- would relate the
whole history ~ the allies. Before
doing this huwrNtr. Lieut. rineHu
carefully examined the room Boz which
fhrF were confined aud discovered
SOME ,oty cnlirhtcninE dots %
dhahrs made hy q FORMER prisoner
winch stated In the Moif ode Inst
dictaphunvs we're concealed iu tho
walls The conversation NhHu toll
lowed Was NOT as eulirlfnuIts - .ha
Hun detective had hoped.
fullrd ln this attouut Ht SAINT
HuN Information concerning tho
strength or position % tte nuied tr
squadron IL crafty old huI whom
Lieut. tIneiu refers to ~ sherlock
summoned them before hiH sud wish
voice trembling with emotion ne ash
od them 10 gu Il card with thoir
names. rank regiment squadron num-
her. homo addrcr- name and num-
htr 81 machine. aud squadron cuula
mHuder 800 that word ~ their safety
could DO, sent 20 their dear ones ~
home who would hc suffering with
snNicN over THEN fate Dear tender
hearted nun
Lieut. rlneau nlled ont two blanks
with hia name ~ rank, n drew q
circle aruuui the others.
Iluf uIk dear hos protested the
Hun you ave forgotten 90 fNl out
B the other places 90 course thv in
formation b. not necessary Tor the lu.
] |feilirsurc office has an o. those little
drNilH but ] was 20 anxious 60 set
word tu your people
"lf ths intelligence office has al
NJ this information. replied Lieut.
iNUriu you uHA set BE- ~ them
balls rutIuns 90 One Slice 81 black
bread HUd two bowls 10 what th'
I,rrIuH call soup with H special
/ trrit uf 1900 ounce uf hurs" meat once
WtrE veto tm1ug thu iutorrHti1g
features 90 me- 80 the prison camp ui
| karlsruhe. Az rstltiug rHCtrU from
| electric wrHs lN throwing sand bags
u,rf them Bul pulliug them together.
WIb.uE nHs wAf through hufhrl wiz
] "tHfIurirmUuts. over wired fences past
| Iuuf.# and uHuuds only Co ut re-
captured 300 the IltpL Forest Hui
brought book Geo t punishment ~ s'N.
Dftl days SOLITARY confinement with
read and water ratiuuH Be- uuIN one
of thr ,Nrltiur Incidents ~ bic no,
$50 $500. ,,,u e.,...
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tur 20 The vArIflnE eNperleuCVH dur
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Count, l'nsm.n,s.

Al persons having approved ne.
counts iY the Hoard of County Com.
WissiuncrH of hernnlllo county can
obtain their checks In paNm ent OF
the same hN calling az the office OF
the county clerk az the court house
NoHtor M%ontoya, Clerk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
Ell Paso Sportsmen
Endorse Rouault as
State Game Warden

Loadine members 81 the ~ iaso
Game Protective association hu 10 Wit.
ed Governor i~arrazulu. endorsing z.
Euuault. D.. Tor ruupuuintWrnt a.
state game warden. 4 copy ~ tho
mretrr was received hy the local as
surintIon and % b. signed hy ton 81
the leading business and Hportsmen
Of - ptsn
Tho telegram states that good re-
suits have been obtained by Game
Warden Nuuault neal the Texas line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
c. Benghart Appointed
Field Deputy Sheriff

charles 4 uenrhhrt was appointed
head DEPUTY sheriff IN charge 81 field
work TODAY hy sheriff nafeai Garcia
NrurhErt takes tho nlrrc vucntefl
TUESDAY hY ttunion ortiz The new
deputy hsHuu work this noon AVID viii
be- actively IN charge ~ an field work
bog nuinr tomorrow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09
LIEUT.. CLEO PINEAU TELLS
OFRAIDS ON GERMAN PLANES
AND LIFE AS HUN PRISONER

Albuquerque Boy Credited by British Government
With Bringing Down Twenty-four German Air
planes, Is Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
for Brilliant Service at Front; In Last Encounter
With Huns He Falls 10000 Feet, Landing Eigh-
teen Miles Behind German Lines; Held as Pris-
oner of War Until November 70; Has Interesting
Experiences Outwitting German Intelligence
Officers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-09

" NJ Jarrett. g. years ~ s for
merly ~ oklahoma, died yesterday AZ
his home. ca south Second street
Hc is survived hy onc brother ana
i've sisters, Pred Cruilott will have
announced later.