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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
CHARMING DANCING PARTIES
EIcse Season for Glasses 1f Ma.
Manel Kinr Eek

Dainty beautiful and z every WAY
delightful were ne EfteTsssun dancing
rzrriAe winch closed the season tp- MI
aensTz hirsf Fnx's Younger DANCING
classes On -Ztasazy afternoon ne ~
Egnue-s' class Numbering 90 pu-i.s.
demonstrated their te-Tssiehv-ear skill
And ttt aar1rirE and ssaaurffnl 1rr1-r-
inert af Lr3ess tiny tHts was indeed r.
mzrk&tle.
TIE "wednesday afternoon class Z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
-lkaIi n Shampoos
3aa or Washing Hair

>l7- -.-g nd prepared sfIEInp'os
~. ,'- Luc. E-IkaIl ~hIUh *
----r1-s- Is I dries Ltle scaIF
---.-s ~ .lz4r sr-.ftle
II es ...ns q rise 8 N4lsIfis.5
aa.- ~ rlaIzI,s,C. fur TINS IS pare
-rreasel t-ss rs yer7'
81 49, 'sEss a-Eyr:-IuS slse Ell %
-l Il Es1 ms ~ any drug
,w OUNCES VIII lEsT tfli.
~ months
21 s1e- ms hay with
s- .s II, about Z csa-
I'D -nal u required L
@s- - -r.,iaucf - -5ctl. creamy
.--zas @tsuTC,44 Enir. and
'~ Sly. Tire hEir dI1es
go. -7-ertr AMI r. soft. frs.sti
"1 .---. auEv. wav-y and eREs-
-sslaaS Il Ieassns ann
.~-- PARTICLE II dist. dir-
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

The ~ Girls win E1re their SEC
und gymnAstic @xhshirion II
o'clock this Thursday syurzing 81 rhf
Y n. c. a. gymnasium A fzst n0s-
seshxfi Ezne between rhe Gaxy HiEss
girls and TIE '%r" szris wsi foiisx
-he TDee-<1e viii hR sss>d f- tbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
32ND ANNUAL
Meeting Of \. E. 0. P.
IN Capital City
1ranr- -oase Of Maine t@oias Year
~ Ssssien WITH Sig Atteneanre -
Reports Show o-aer Growing Fast
Officers EieceeS arr rx.ailec

With over I5h members represent
Ing towns amt cities aI over Lns
state. n attendance II addition 10
several II the supreme officers M
7-1EztoTs rom ps11siae rtlH state she
Grand Loage Of Maine. New Eng
and Order ri P-n1er-iar. convened
4 JcE AND yearly Session " tsz5nesCia- =
morning and afternoon IL hnlE.sls q:
PZ-rhlAs Ikl
Great interest was shown II Lhs Re
potts II ne grand warden ant ofat
ofhce-s ana csTnIn1ttesss. winch REAL
81 % Inc stEnaing-o1 rte order IN
annually ana II increasing neUber-
sflin. According 70 the verssr-ts IN.
rider Is growing z leaps and bounds
Il membership and beta ltrE with
rs gilt edge financial assets. Il IS *
pec-t-d 10 develup INTO d million dI,-
ar ElriEEIiQu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
CltI--1G! Deafness
Nav Be Overcome

-z-= ,a1E---..al Deafness ~
= lid ~ 2l1seS ~ are E-rw11g
: e. 10 --gu- G1ru-EisT anu
- Ess---1Ir- tssu-zfAle-
r. L aac e /. - TfsrE II h1-
.--}F --@Llt zIt=Ei FIIEEr.
s~-T~- 1t-+ @ui,- INES 4ay
-- ing IuI-k RELIEF INN
:. 5-He-E - uulses CEfogE@ :
nt -s--.- breathing become
us ETrz -z-y7Tf--nS Ir48
Is eGsT q T1,-e-. are cos. &
ri@a-.arz o Ak. A--soE.s
'-s rita Deafness - re- Z
--f+ ms N e-sc--yT1irT-l =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

The No-z.klss Baptist Nissiunsrr So
cat'aF VII -1lte. with &rs r ,. Palmer.
- "er'nEa street, Tins evening. -.saoe-
ArK Il L Fuller. SIshJecc. Amer
1s-r'EaLirr.- Il is hoped there VIII -
. large attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
Grarn Sarusrs 7san-e

Z. Percy Eay 0f CIu -owu- grand
warden II ais annual -eporT. stated
-haI the Tu-Rl membership NJ [he
nroa- Il this STATE IS 25s8 "a ntl
=zIn % 2E7 for the vg2r
Iris is the aEs1 II any stale IT
he supreme lplGe jurisdiction Gf-d
ttle BEST - ANY year since Ls7t. ana
Z SEAMS - m -tTE1 with = ve-v III
rI@ work vee are IN & condition - dp
: E~pET deal tlr-rer +cT I.1a -szr %
ou-nH as the lodges IN the @e-7trrI
and eastern 9ar-s ~ ne state are al
dung Coa3 work - -he present irns
ana tt1e western ps- e iosnv mora
work man i Tbs tpr j number q
y-asS" SAYS Grand Warden Ray n
ms annual reIso--
W h1v@ mad -hs cpuoeteI,1 SER
'ics-s u Dc9.ztv Supreme Warden
Brother y, J. Peters nf Bangor trr
tire trr-irs year. w9th NJ expense 10
rs grind lodge qtnce The 4-Et u
JI44r BEFORE tIlLi -FuV Ihe grand
5..sre Qala his expenses l-na -he ST.
u-era+ lnd-P ms saiGr~, Since he
-,-opoEatien Tx was collected ny -he
surname IulEe OF July I. -S1S- all q
he expsrses II securing new nam
bars HIS t,eac assumed by L
We have neld = uLI-n Der Il meet
iugs o. n executive 1.o7T5--1L-Es zn1
uIIr supreme warden Brother H.
William Scot tIas os=G WIN rs Il
one Of the-n ana NJ Scanned % var;
10 help as lucreass our membership
70 -hs bes- n MS ability
~ think thai when -hf supreme
mage changed tbs Urn IF noties a.
: fls assessrnen1s y .ne one sss.7- aUt
yat.e a yrakr. instead u month";. 4
WIS very wise a-2 IS financial sag
retnry IF ry Uwn ipdEe. 1 appears 20
rue as f II pIzt lte members mere On
hear own responsibility. ana they
VIII utink az L themselves -nd I ms
RESULTED II -heEr paving more
PROMPTLY thsu ever before.
This wear oaT Suspension list h&s
not beer ver- large ana think lhAf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

Mrs Liza -Ave-fr wt1o has he.cn
rf4telE-1ng surgical treatment al ne
Augusta Sena-al hI,sylItEI FOR the uas1
TWO wetsf.s 3 SLOWLY IMPROVING ma
On Tuesday wRs aple % SIT ID Fu-
Z shurr -.r1H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

Ihtizass = .Gsgne ot Tins city Ms
as'iliisst; 81 the locAl [ s Arrry r.
e;''idIing station for enlistment in ,he
infantry ana went Wednesday rnur-,-
lnE 70 Portland 70 lake his final AZ
animation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
Kills PeskN
ed Bugs
?. D. Q.

Is &C rsex % T. .. =.
lule-us3 makes a quar-
G million asl5aEa-
us y roHziAs and Stops IL
y. tsie-- -laI-s - killing -hs sEas AIS
--r -tlS cto-EluE
-- z g .i2s bssouEGE ss what
= - --- -a1alEx START - Eu9n
- 70 s-uwrzl II d Justly tErnec
1 z1e-zt zppIsl, free II ever
/ ;. =. 70 enable voE 70 XII
rels ~sE nests IN LIEs ora ks-
b. - itesr8l nsan u. every hs11
&ve what Hospitals have
- issSEt inSeelicsat EDDwD
~'e~csE4 - oSpitzl sixe s--S
-li8rs--ss2gEEEtrsk :, spout
-nLs- 1--.-EaSz or sent pre-
""' vesYI - prics ~ the owl
-e--s HHu1e. Ind. Gen
H. g1Pve- fHesta lEaa.--AEy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

Tlls Miriam Circle Of the PennCy
Ae-naT-al church viii huls, lis
msuI;2lT business rrt.e1inr "a ms,
au-ne "a Grs- A F Ntnctln N TT
GAY evening Insseaa uf ltziK evening
e n--e41pnsly announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

--1denls u the Cany High sshoal
VIII as addressed tomorrow morning
- ~. .5uhn A--nes pUhllctrv mn
aver. Augusta Chamber ~ Commerce
- --EI1'1s-3gIl- al invitation having hasn
- Zt=na+-a y F'-e1 J. Nash. PRINCIPAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
Asthma
IS Dangerous


- at's only . r1lsagreealAis a.
l.. 91-tsE--Eassk ore ne tGsl1-
: s-eaGhang. Ehe ca4ssfEe1 ~
h. h@ struggle tnr Rss. fn@
"a a 1ognsanE 20 futee d src1A
-se ID -ls-ETua. EssEErU 2n0 ns&@1K
Z -EsG~t Strain TO stand
49, Wo-E- Of fnIly % nHglHcs sucn
- y . CONTINUALLY treat WITH
- ,--truZle TnatsIrfDsz. drugs n
- 3-tS IL sinlEf11s wtZiek nsz
= ~EF re4is4 trr-- <hT I'll 4
'zE GnE 90 nps relieve ~ 8 =
sas tA czuse NJ &fSe frDurfe- Ii
3 @e Tu-z EloWai1I - ~ eissEfr CO y
-. E.sr SrIal kz.sEiie NJ LsxfaxLt
p 3 zz-nEs-zs ard lRas csse II
q s-sE w-EHnErer distress ~ sesi
-, ED3EE % ssea. EYsSsKfst ysass1
eli Lid IA addition Eh~ s-Hsse
"a -eAfFnsszI - q E-SHIiS4AtA
-. greatly impr0rfsa health
H.. - the symptoms Of As1nrnA
.srs sn-Ers- CrI6ENe il the suS-
e. - rrlssTisn az Wu-rafT.
r. fa'7siciau ana lts -reR1mef1f O.
i lie YER II lie ~-erv wDrsr rDsfns
r., -e a-F TsS-F- flszzr FEtessts-
"a. - +siEsSssr 90. SSH IL snx ps-
.ss,,,' &c 2 = sale. pheasant 2nG inca
nS--rz1ert 10 uss--AcV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

We wIsa = cypress our deap ap-
urec1z-lon 70 All VINO assisted rs Il
orr t.ezrcz veEneE1t II the iOSs u Or
mother anG Eran1znoIher RIsG Tor
ths. itaa I-stul ff1-al tributes
: ALRERT KNOWLES
an. and MRS. A 7. Clark anu
FAMILY
Nh. and MRS c 4 KNOWLES
ana FANILT
MRS : Z. KNOWLES End SON
Mp anu MRS ! Il Smith and
FAMILY
MISS PER0NIE 3 KNOWLES
Nh. End MRS WI. 6 KNOWLES
ana FAEILT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

-Aiss AEua Barker VIII -sar-r .oasy
. NoT,ex-,z.ptcr. Nass. % -nsurne s,sr
sroa1ss Al Smith Coilsge Gfse- rmsssnr
ns ssar-ssE -eosSs n -t1is city with tser
ili-re1-ts. NJ md Ars. H G. Barter. 9,
stone st--e~t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

Miss -o.-.se : Il xia. whp f.- -rar-:-h
was q patient al ne AuEustz Genera
fs'EE1i-EI anu a. one TINE was II ii vt--r
critical condition. HEs recovered sl-+1-
cien1ly % oe -IEtr . Ter 1u-ne - .,
S-A.e street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
The Greatest
Medical Authorities
in the World have

made public statements In
which they endorse the value
of such ingredients as are
contained In Father Johns
Medicine
These great physicians szy In
substance that these in
gradients are beneficial moi
ahiy in wasting diseases and
th0se mzladies which are
connected with or have their
origin IN facilitating and vast
Ing diseases and IN Colds
. dstaH mere TIRE statements ~
-hese various authorities s~oaie re-
1nIre toe -rac-n senpe. 1rf Is scA ue-
sire g ser these stsfernssrts IN more
samptete FORM, write 70 Father
sof1u's MecIIcine. lowell, Mass. srr
sse Will Dc glad 60 give the nasnea ~
che susncr.ties auetec. WITH brief .x.
cef-,ts from their 7usiis statements.
Father Johns Medicine is a
pure and wholesome BODY
builder. contains no aIcohui or
dangerous drugs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

The grand 5u- hiIl for t1s A;r-il
.ETzD 90 the he-1neDec superior court
amounted Il uIly s7S-Go ACCORDING
q The figures 81 tha Office ri thc
c1,IiTty treasurer The grand 5urT
WIS n SESSION 1nly one tlEv -t..s .ssr-I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

Aennefh B. Fuss Of washinrrun.
D c, has arrived IN iris rs.-- INF
VII pass several weeas as The raee-
u MS nofher. Mrs. ". Y. Fnyv ma
Sister, ErH- H z. Mansur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

The y o-narss Home iiss,onAl-v So
casty ~ Sr~@n street Ne-haels-
church VII hn3d thelr regular meet
ing WITH Mrs. Chase. K L Crsssca ll-
street On F-1aRr evening. They VII
-ake III The study N tt1e iast s.slz TrtE,-
n thR stuer nuok Elec-1un 81 lf!i-
cHts 1ur -he corning wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

ne Silent RaEht club win rnsst TINS
sesaE 1tSsrnuun ri 2.as 5sciank
1.n Arr Char7ss " Hu-run. 8.
Columbia street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
LOCAL MOTIVE


ru.ssnriprzr dance soniEhs ~ T. Of r
zursElfs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

Al patrons wno have am duub-
Is % whethe- ~ 1o1 the Manchester
Grange Is 1pE OH am awake should
so present D- SATURDAY.. AEIr1 =.
whan the lt1lrd ana fourth degrees
VII b4 worked ann delicious
s-..lcfzer Eas supper VIII ~ served.
Visitors re requested g hr1ng ple
OF cai.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

Msuna ChaufFnsoe lsrt
- nesaar fur Hzr-ntrnr where s,..
wa oe Inc guest u hsr sister. Nrs.
C. W. Drer. '~' .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

@ .. Perkins Of Beu.hhsr
IIl-'1'ar' State -lrotlititipn ersfurre
ns.t officer. was a business rz3ls,.
wednesday in Itis city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

- sx,erasss- s.lriI s. Tickets
@sS- aprsasf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08

alEr EnssrtHg q Asraurr
->4'ate NO. 70, L O o. r, IN F-taav
eFe1mE. Arra ?. The FrifiEtu-~ as<res
VIII 's conferred uppn several cz.ndl-
aEtes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-08
AUGCSTALMAIS

" ~ sssfnpsRn al Tasea8fss-r x,-ax
asr. -'A LILY ~''1ilsss-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
ELABORATE FLOATS
FOR LABOR PARADE
Work on Construction to
Begin Sunday; Prizes
For the Best

Preparation Cor the most eiabo-
rate Labor Day parade ever held la
Albuquerque Will be- starred in EAR
npft sunday morning when che gem
rrni committee Of five named TO arr
range the parade and celebration Will
meet with representatives from the
vurous local unions TO outline the
program. The meet ne n to be held
10 labor Temple at 10 o'clock.
Representative 81 the various
rrafls who attended ~ meeting In
Labor Temple last night announced
that preparations ON the floats VIII
committee In charge announced this
morning that Il IN likely hat first
and second prizes will be offered for
tho floats according to classification.
There are Z a. be prizes FOR the most
comicnl floats, for the most elaborate
floats and for the hest trrde displays.
Merchants aionf Central venue and
other business streetA along which
the line OF march II 10 extend are to
be called upon by The committees TO
decorate their. place Of business In
observance Of the day. II is likely
that y committee Of fve persons not
affiliated with any labor organisation
will he named NJ The meeting sun
day morning to act M Judges OF the
NNnNH. Among tnutt WV" h1titRN''f's
last niaht that they would beein work
on the floats at once are h ma
chinists. the carmen the hoiiermAk
ers and the local painters union.
That the parade II to be the long
est IN without question, said a mem
hnr OF the committee this morning
There are 20 labor organizations IN
the city and all are expected to par
tictpate. The 20 locals compose a
membership OF more than i.sO0. A
prize also ~ 10 he offered FOR tht
hest marching body.
Although Labor Day matters oc-
cupied the attention ~ the members
OF the meeting las; night, the meet
ing was called principally to boost
the cooperative store. G. q. williams.
president OF the cooperative store al
Gallup; w. 3. Patterson secretary OF
the machinlsts union and II. l.
brown, organizer for the cooperative
stores In this district were the prir'
cipal speakers. Following the speech
~ many persons signed 10 take stool
In the store.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Announces Names
Of New Professors

In Il report to the executive com
mittce OF the regents of the uni
verslty yesterday. President David =.
IIill named the following men who
have signed contracts 10 teach In the
university the coming year:
l.. u. Hessler. A.. b., NJ. A., Pm. d..
University of Pennsylvania. lie sue
ceeds Professor Proctor Il. Sherwir.
Frederick Feasel. u. s., NJ. A. Uni
Versiry OF Chicago. He has a
teaching and business experience In
business administration and econom
les.
Roy w. Johnson. A. H., University
OF Michigan. will be athletic director.
Charles T.. Coan. A. H., Phi. d.. Uni
versity Of California, will succeed
Professor Roscoe X. Hill.
Thomas Il. Eyre. b. s.. in mechani-
cal engineering. Purdue university,
will succeed Professor Arno Leopold.
Harry l.. Daugherty. Is. s., In en-
gineering, Pennsylvania State college
viii do work In the department OF
civil engineering.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Millionaire Socialist
And 10 Others Guilty
OF Plot Against U. S.

CHICAGO, Aug 8.-Wrniam Bross
Lloyd, millionaire socialist and 10
other members OF the communicate
hor party last night were found
milty by a jury OF conspiracy TO over
throw the United States government.
The defendants were given various
sentences. most OF them getting from
one 10 five years In the ~penitentiary.
q few being given ines In addition.
and several were sentenced 10 n
year In jail. Lloyd got the he,viess
sentence, one 10 five years in the
p~enitentiary. and a fine OF s2.aoo.
Max Bedacht OF San Francisco. n
reporter, was given one to fivc wars
In prison and fined s 1000.
other ssntences follow:
I. y. Katterfeld. Dayton. Kansas,
farmer. one to five years in the
penits ntiafV.
Ludwig Loref alleged co author OF
The ccmmunist-labor party PLATFORM
and author OF alleged radical publ
cations. one 10 five years in the
periipntinry.
/. X. England. Moline. Illinois.
member OF the communist labor party
state executive committee. one to fife
years In ,~penitentiary.
Jack Carney, Duluth, Minnesota.
editor OF Truth" and member Of the
party's national executive committee.
one 10 five years in the penitentinry.
and 1900 fine.
samuel Ash. Chicago lawyer, n
year IN jail.
nr. Oscar Jesse Brown. De Kalb.
Illinois. one year In fail.
N. J. Christense0. Chicago. n year
in laii.
Edwin Firth. indianapolis. printer.
one year in iail.
s. +. Hankin. Chicago. n year
IN jail.
Nlels Kiar. Chicago. one to five
years In th~ penItentiary.
Charles Krumbein. Chicago. one
year In jail.
j.. Meisineer. chicago. One year in
Jail.
Edgar owens. Moline. Illinois. one
TO five years In the penitentiary.
Arthur Proctor. Chicago, n 10
five years in the ~penitentiary and t2.-
900 fine.
Dr. &, r. sandberg. Chicago. n
year IN jail.
Perry ". shipman. Rock Island.
Illinois: one year'in jail.
Morris A. stolar. Chicago. one year
In jail.
John vogel. Chicago. one year in
jail.
penitentiary and the Cook county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
Lively Fight Card to Start
At $3.50 Tonight at Arn1ory

Everything Is ready for
the sound OF the gong,
which In the words OF the
management, will open the
liveliest fight card ever
seen In Albuquerque. Benny
Cordova and Carl Mackey
each have trained their
M uscles 10 the finish h.
The referee has been chosen
and the preliminary boxers
are waiting anxiously for
the fray.
The card Is to be 2S
rounds bf boxing In all, and
VIII begin AT $50 o'clock
tonight In the Armory.
Both Mackey and Cordova
finished training yesterday
and are taking today to
rest up for the IL rounds OF
boxing. for which they are
scheduled.
cordova spent yesterday
running, chopping and box
ing a little with his sparr-
ing partners. cordova and
Mackey have announced
that rhey nave trained TO
top condition. Mackey yes
terday only boxed with two
Aparrlng partners and used
the weight machines to
loosen up his muscles.
This hoy Cordova." said
Mackey today has passed
too many remarks about
me; about how easily he II
going 10 win. Therefore
I'm going TO spill him for
the benefit of his follow
ers.'
Not only does the main
cvent promise action but
the preliminaries also. Kid
Herrera and Young Joe
Rivers have "A personal
drudge, each with the
other. according to dope
sters, and they are going 10
settle Il with the gloves to-
night. Young Sanchez and
One Round Martinez make
up the other half OF the
prellminaries. Each pre-
liminary In to be four
rounds.
The semi- final In to be an
cight-round AFFAIR. the par
Elephants being Sailor HOl'
comb and Young jim
Flynn. This promises t'
he no fast, according to th'
management. that unless
the patrons read the pro
gram they are likely e
mistake II for the mail
bout.
Besides the 2s rounds o.
boxing the management an
nounced today that there
would he an additional sur
prise. II In reported to b.
"A comedy anair-a BATH
royal and highly amusing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
SIMPLE WASH REMOVES
RINGS UNDER EYES

Albuquerque people will be sur
prlsed how quickly simple witohhazei.
camphor. hydrastis. etc.. a. mixed 1 N
Lavoptik y wash. relieves bloodshot
eyes and dark rings. One young lady
who had eve trouble and very IN
slightly dark rings was relieved by a
single weeks use Of Iavoptik. We
guarantee a small botre TO help ANY
CASE weak. strained or inflamed
eyes. Aluminium eye rup FREE. Al
varado Pharmacy, First and Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

state Of Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas
frank j. Cheney makes oath thst he is
4 Co. doing business IN the City Of To-
iedo, County and State Aforesaid, and that
.ald. nrm win pay the sum Of ONE huN.
that cannot be cured by the use OF
HALLS CxTxRRH MEDIciNn.-
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 70 before ne snd sgcssriS m n
%% r. 3 Br. nI this stu oay OF D'''mo'''
isssp 4. W. Gleason, Notary Public.
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE V tak;
on the Mucous Surfaces OF the System.
Drurgists, &c. Testimonials free.
r.. j, Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

The schedule FOR the remainder Of
IN. week in the Twilight league fol-
lews.
Today the Pirates meet the II. O.
P's. "Wednesday the White Sox play
Highland Reds. Thurdpy the Pirates
play the F~renchies. Friday h b.
O.. P's. play Highland Reds. The
Good Times cub will play al off
schedule game with The White sox
Thursday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
KNOW TnY SON" is THE SLOGAN

Observation-Disclosures, Know thy
self" was sung Of old. but here In
Minneapolis they say: "Man. know
thy SON." Fathers here have pledg-
ed themselves to become acquainted
with their sons and spend at least
M hour a day aud II evening "a
week with them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

cuLBERrsoN ~REArPoINTED.

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-wiiiiam
$. culbertson. Of Kansas, was reap
pointed today by President Wilson as
a member OF the United States iarln
commission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03
With The Amateurs

The Highland Reds tied the Pirates
for third place In the Twilight league
yesterday by defeating the Trenches.
score wns IL to ..
Lujan hit out a three bRgger for
the Reds and vigil and Griego each
a Two Dagger for the same team.
huupe..
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HoRRoRsi xsvEa

LONDON. ~Nlnerhnd,. premier
OF France. nnd Austen Chamberiin.
the other day, q critic here says
Lloyd George has been "A Chaplin fan
for a long time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

Czetho- slovakia ia the first country
in Europe to adopt thd eight-hour
day by law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

England boasts 1900 amateur
socce teams and 500 professional
clubs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-03

THE HERALD WANT All PAGE
has asclasslflcation for every purpose
aud results for thoee Who use Them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-04-16

and were fresh when the long srusll-
Ing contest was ended. conley
demonstrated his superiority be-
yond o doubt but Ray deserves
credit for putting up q desperate.
clever defense. eleanly fought and
full of snap and action.
Boys In Preliminary Bouts.
Benny Philips, a lad who has
shown remarkable knowledge OF tho
mat game for one OF his years scored
another victory In tho pre,Iminaries
by throwing Guy Cook, with an arm
lock In 1850. Phillips weight was
announced as 70 pounds, and that OF
Cook as o.
Elmer Mold defeated verle
Stevenson In straight falls in the
second preliminary match, the first
fall coming in ESQ with a head
scissors and the second In 245 with
an arm scissors and arm lock.
Arthur Sheldon was referee.
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four for the local program.
Joe Tango, champion wolter weight
OF Des Moines. who has scored Ave
knockouts In his last six fishts,
probably will come TO meet Archie
Amons. the local star. Lango Is
under management OF Nate Fidler.
In tho event Tango and Amons can
not be matched another Des MoInes
star will come TO meet Amons.
Henry Jones and Abe Mason, Des
Moines lightwoghts, fghting az i82
pounds, have been secured Tor the
exhibition. and other Des Moincs
talent has been lined up for other eN-
additions later.