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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-10-25
AUN ESTA EN- PIE LA
HUELGA OBRERA
EN- COAHUILA
DepIorabIe situacion
Padecen hambre Ia
farnilias de los
huelguistas

Telc1rdm1 Especial p6rG Ia PRENSA
EAGLE PASS, Texas, Octubre 2S.
Los obreros huelguistas de la zona
carbonffera. en- ell Norte de Coahuila,
siguen firmes en- ST. acutud. a peSar
de que sus familas eStan pasando por
muy scrias dificultades debido a Ia
escasez de dinero para atcnder sus
mas ursente necesidades.
Llesan noticias de aaueila Zona.
trafdas por viajeros llegados hoy a
Piedras Nesras, informando de esa
situaci6n. por elias Sc sabe que
muchas familias dc los huelguistas
han carecido Ell los lltimos dias has
ia dc los mas neceario para conner,
rues los huelguistas no tenian fondos
ningunos de reserva
AGregase que los ninoSS especial
n,ente. presentan dolorosa situacion,
pero que pesar de todo clio los oore-
ros Sc mantienen firmeS eH su reso-
iuci6n de no resresar al trabajo hasta
Tue Sc solucISne el conflicto de una
manera satisfactoria.
Esta actitud firme Ia siguen los
huelguistas alentados por dos aGlta-
dores. que no cesan de predicarles que
no cedan un apice, pero sin propor-
cionarles un solo centavo para que
puedan atender a las neceSidades mas
urrentes de sus familias. que son las
Que sufren las consecuencias inmedla-
tas de la situacion creada alli.
Teleorama Especial pora IA PRENSA''
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre "a.
-Llegan noticias de Ia zona carbonl-
fera diciendo que Ia situaci6n alli es
muy crftica para los huelguistas = de
manera muy especial para las faralllaS
de los mISmos.
Les sufrimientoS que padecen las
familias de icS obrsros que estan sin
t,ahajo son verdaderamente terrlbles.
nues muchas de esas familias care"en
hasta de 20 mas indispensable para CO.
mer.
Los huelguistas Sc mantienen fir
mes en- su actitud y al misno tempo
siguen dirigiendose los obreros de
esta capital en- demanda de auxilio, pc
70 las organizaciones obreras de aqul
Sc hacen sordas al llamado Sc rehu-
san a enviarles los socorrros que Sc
les piden. -.
Los industriales han declarado, al
enterarse de la diffcl situacl6n por-
que atraviesan las familias de los huel
guistas. que prestarian ayuda estos,
pero que ST hicieran tai, serfa tanto
como seguir apoyando Ia huelsa Y dar
fuerza a los agitadores para que con-
tinuen EN- Ia infame labor que estan
desarrollando.
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INCENDIO EN- LA IONA DE
LOS TEATROS EN- !,
NUEVA YORK Fii
Hubo perdidas por ualor de
medic million de
dolGres

NUEVA YORK, Octubfe 24.-El fue-
go Sc ceb6 en- el distrito de esta ciu-
dad dondc Sc encuentran ubicados los
teatros Y cause psrdidas que Sc esti-
man en- medic million de dolares.
FL maGnate J. Shubort, que ha acu
mulado una inmensa fortuna en- en-
presas teatrales Y que es dueho de mu-
chos edific;os de esta fndole, resulto
herido 4 causa de que la enor7ne pan
ITALIA del foco de luz que habfa en- 81
cielo raso de uno de los teatros Sc hi
70 pedazos, los que cayeron sobre el
a manera de lluvia de fragmentos de
cristal V tambien resultaron heridos
nueve bomberos.
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Iubo dos defuncioneS
por peste bubonica
en- Cerritos, S. L. P

Tere5ramc Especial para LA PRENSA-"
SAN LUIS POTOSI, Octubre "a
Dos defuncioneS han ocurrido va a
causa de Ia peste bubonica en- la po-
blaci6n de Cerritos. segun noucias
confirmadas que Sc han recibido en- el
Gobierno.
De la ciudad de Mexico Sc recibie-
ron VA. cnviadas por el ConseJo Su-
perior de Salubridad, Sesenta mil va
cunas antipestosas, las cuales Sc in
vectaran a todos los habitanteS de Ia
zona amenazada por Ia peste bubonica.
Las autoridadeS sanitariaS estan to-
mando cuantas medidas consideran
necesarias para evitar Ia propagation
del NAL CUE ha aperecido en-. Cerritos
V muy especialmente para evitar que
la epidemic llegue a esta capital. DON
de harfa mayores estragos que en-
ninguna otra.
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre q.
--Anunci6 hoy el Consejo de Salu-
bridad que no Sc ha dado ningun case
fatal de peSte bub6nica en- Ia Zona
potosina donde ha aparecido Ia en-
fermedad, pues que Sc pudo compro-
bar que las dos vfctimas que Sc dijo
habfa habido en- Cerritos, no pere-
cieron causa de la peste.
Tambien ha anunciado el Departa-
mento de Salubridad que va ha empe-
zado con toda actividad la campaiia
sanitaria en- la referida zona. habi&n-
dose va procedido inyectar de suero
antipestoso a los habitantes de Carde-
mas, Cerritos Y de los pueblos ran
cherfaS cercanaS.
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crsese que analnd la
Cdngrc 9! decreto sobre
los Puertos Libres

Telegrana EspeetaL pq,a LII 1RENsA"
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre "a.
La Camara de Diputados conti-
nu6 hasta va muy tarde, aver. la dis
custom de la iniciativa presentada por
varios diputados. por ia cual Sc anu
Ia el - :reto expedido por el Ejecu-
two, creando puertos nbres a los de
Salina Cruz, Puerto Mexico Y Quay
mas.
Por mas que e1 Secretario de Ha-
cienda ha estado tratando de defen-
Ter el decreto del Executive. Sc cree
que IA iniciativa sera aprobada y 81
este ocurre. no habrd los puertes Ii
bheS.
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VERACRCZ, Octubre 2i.--A! reclhi:
los lideres de Ia hueiga. noticia tele-
grafica lie que los estibadores dc Pro-
e-eso Sc dcclararon er hJcSga aver.
h!cierou Saber que CONTAIN en- qua es-
IA act!tud sera secundada por los esu-
hadores de PuCrEo MEXICO, Frcutera
y Tuxpam para que el mcvimiento sea
general en- todos los puertos del Col
70 Y quedc totalmente p2ral;Zado e.
tratico maritime.
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TeiearcnG Especial pora Ia PRENSA'
NERACRUZ Octubre 24.--La huel
ga de los estibadores en- el puerto 81
que igual a los diaS anterioreS. Los
vapores no han podido descargar Y
cargar a pesar de los esfuerzos he
chos para que de ese trabajo Sc Err
carguen los cSquiroles protegidos
por las tropas que Sc hallan tendidas
en- los muelleS.
Los huelguiStas continuan firmes en-
81 actitud. atendiendo las indicaciones
que les dan los agitadores. que solo
buScan medrar con Ia situaci6. quc
han creado.
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PROGRESO. Yucatan, Octubre "4.-
Los estibadores de este puerto Sc de-
clararon en- huelga aver por Ia mana
ma, secundando Ell movimiento iniciado
en- el puerto de 'Neracruz, Y ezigienGo
de las empresas navieras las miSmas
condolences que imponen los estibado
res veracruzanoS.
El tTSfico en- el puerto qued6 para
lizado por complete. habiendo quedado
sin descargar varios huuues pequehos
que traen proIuctos de otrcs ruer.os
Gel Golfo.
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clones de sus propios centres educa-
cionalcS.
Los mexicanos-dice cl texto de esa
opinion.-muy especialmente aquelius
que radican en- los Districts rurales
son los que tienen dc preferencia la
neccsidad de que sean mejoradas las
eScuelas. Y de que Sc Green mayores
facilidades para la divulgaci6n de Ia
ensehanza. Naturalmente que todas
estas mesoras Y todas esas buenas
condolences Sc conseguiran, esas ne
cesidades seran cubiertas cuando las
escuelas de los Distritos tengan mas
dinero."
"Es Indispensable para el progreso
Intellectual de los mexicanos-agrega-
fPaSa Z Ia 5a
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Gales declma que
Aguilar no inspira
IGNORES al Gobierno

TeIsSrdmG Especial para LA PRENSA'
CIUDAD DE MENICO, Octubre "A.
--Anoche declare ei general Gales que
no tiqne noticias alguIias relativas al
desembarco del general Candido Agul-
lar en- Ia costa de NeracruZ, pero que
no duda de que haya podido hacer e!
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I.IBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre uSted sus libros en- espa-
mol la Casa Editorial Lozano, 1l8
No. Santa Rosa Ave-, San Antonio,
Texas. E.s Ia mas barata -
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EN- CASO DE FAllECi-
MiENTO

DiSpone Ia ley aprohada po- Ia
Camsra federal argentina tambien
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We guarantee LA PRENSA has
a larger circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States. - - - - = - -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Harvard Faculty To
Get Wage Increase


CAMBHIDGE. Mas. March IT,
Salaries o1 the teaching stYr at
Harvard will no advanced from forty
to nriy per cent. an September .,
President lowell ~launouEccd 10 the
faculty today that the results ~ the
Harvard Eudowa ent Fund campaign
had enabled the %rovrrninr nrd ~
the university to draw up a new scale
n salaries.
FtflI professors will receive from "a
minimum Of $1,000 10 y ma2lmum Of
-. 900, Whereas up 10 this year tncs'
have received from $500 20 $4,000
Associate professors Will be paid 80
900 for i've years and s5.5oe there
after. as against IN old rate Of from
$500 10 $1,000. Assistant professors
who received from $500 60 $4,000
will now stair at fa.5p0 and receive
an annual Increase OF s20o until they
.reache a limit u sf62O.
In the lower grades the percentage
OF increase will u anything be some
what higher Faculty Instructors and
other instructors. hitherto paid from
$1,000 10 $4,000 viii receive from
$500 60 Sa.7a0.
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MNnnNNTY nEEps.


Albuquerque Lgmbsr company % Prank
Askeman. y c D. March lot 5s Coro
nado Place
salhsaor Arias. ., a. % salomon Chavez
War, March piece IN Precinct ., 800.
Anita MeBrids A. Ansya' II viz. 70 Samuel
$500.
Jesus Anaya. ct VA. 10 samuel Auaya
War. March ~. piece a. Precinct 20. 81
Jane n. bennett. 81 yir. 20 Frank j. Van.
dsrsypt. War. March : lots ~, 20, - and
20 hlorg 10 Prrea Addition. ~.
Loui.a q Braetstt 20 Mary Gross. War
Cig Of Alanausrqae 70 J II Psat deed
March o lot So Coronado Place,
Same 10 State Nationai Bank. deed. March
luts a. "a. rs, Do. block no Old Town.
sams 20 v l. Trimbls, decd Msrch 10.
Commissioners % Chilli Grant 70 Juan ID.
rupin dsed. Marrh 10. piece iu Chilli Grant
SAINT 20 FELIPE nartia , Arias, deed. March
ssme to Rgmaido Garcia. deed. March no,
same 90 jose Garcia. Wat. March no.
chs 10 Mrs bessie MePherron. deed.
Mtreh Al. lot . block T. ~ a. addition
fantllron Duran. 90 "a. 90 tiGain Duran.
MHr. March 10. lard 10 Precinct 80. sie5.
First National Bank 60 " r.. Metcaif. y
G. p March . Undivided %in'er.s' lot
block ;. lot q block M lots 1 2 % Q. 70.
block ~, n r. Annie addition No Q, 81.
Ei,o,s fraSssiss e "a e Jr.ssa de say
iot y block ~. old To~n. 81.
wm GoetilnE 20 "a. 90 a. with. War.
March y, south 7 lots = " ~. ~. ~
blact d Original Townsiio 81.
Gibson Paw Lumber Go. 10 Herbert l. Gal
los. % uE War March no. lot 9 block g.
Katherine u Hubbel 20 Charlotte .. Css
no Var March 3 lot ~, block H. H. n.
Tirse q J,nson 20 Prank Hail. War
March no. lot o block ~. Eastern and Toe
and north 20 teei Of tsst 90 feet lot D.
block % p Armiio addition NJ 2 fig
Manuel Lechugs q nN Co. Antonia T. WI
laneaya War, March z piece in Precinct
John Molitcr. 81 ~. 60 D. A aGrcla y San
WlliamE street. 81.
a Matthew 90 i. a. Peak. . G D..
fiprencia Madrid, a "a, 10 ounife y Hlu
tesai War March 30 piece in Precinct 10.
u q Martines ~ Elias Tablet War
March in. piece IN Chilli Oraut ~.
Juan 81 MontoYa 90 Aheneele agrcis War
March IL piece in - candelarieA fta
y AZ Noya ~ ~, 10 GrrEnriu Moya War
Mach ~. tlsre in Prerinrt BE- a.
Mu hessie Nrpherrun 70 MARY 4 kae
hel War March ~. lot q block 2 ~ u
Gilbert Nirisen o. us 10 ids Nionsbo.
Wei March 49, lat - block 10 fastsm
"a, 81 Nslh.rvoga q VIZ 20 Mn sers
kmerick War. March iu lot a. a.
Bod "a Nethers God rars aerond niiug Al
ID. o. Q. BLOCK ~. Terrace. 81
Pedro Orut . Pine. % uH, 60 frreerifk I
BAKE. a. pa. March +. south ~ fest lois
-. $50. $50 block ga r. AunQ0 hrot., ~
Auhur faprr. 81 IA 20 Lena u. derhrtt
Nsf Msrcb ~ lots o snd north 80 feet lot
u block CO. ID a A.. 81
ponfrhcid Co 90 William " Condit. War
Akrrn no. lot q hlocg tai Eastern, 81.
, ~ Peal q M 20 sam otsrei War.
Nafeh 10. lots "a aud 20, blocq ~" A a
A.. 81
Bryant W Rhsa 81 a. to Raymond Bhes
Var. March +. pInre on uorth side Railroad
avenue between fenrfrfnfh aud Fifteenth
street Ekl. with . fishtof way privilege ~.
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Five Albuquerque
Men On Grand Jury
Called For Santa Fe

Albuquerque has five citizens SUM
for aertir.r on the crane mrs
In thc Iancd StAlcs district court Tor
the spring term. which will be- con
vcncd IN Sania Re on April q. on
the petit jury There have been sum
moncd six residents Of A~lhuqncrqutt
and one or old Albuquerque. Don-,
aciano Torres, the resident OF Oit
Albuquerque. IN not now living. Tho
grand Jurors ffom Aihuuuorquc wilt
be. Jacob Eocher. 3Ot South Arnos
T. G. Bennett o South Fourteenth.
Roy Mcdonald. ita South Ninth.
Harry Leonard. fi1 West Fruit; Sam.
jurors are; A. j. Davis. 2a1 North
Walter; Pablo n. sandovak $40 North
Fiat. r. r.. E,lgar 1907 West Tenth:
~. Martinez. s2i south walter. Ed
nar a.. rrichard 2i1 West Gold.
john ~. Kerr. Ncthcrwood Park
The other grand jurors will be
selected from the foiiuwinri James
Abrcu. ST.. springer: Fat Martinez.
LordsbugH. William Tipson. santa
Rita; y. Hardin, Lexington; chiffon
C.. eagle. Roswell. J.. W bennett.
Alamogordo: 6. A. Bennett. Silver
city; s. a. Hosslnrer. Lake Valley
W. /. Chplf. Springer; Manuel Gur-
ola, Mngdalena. Jake Levy. santa
Re; Thomas laramillU, icmcz; Loo
fuuNu MuftiuNH las NfEuHs Ailftuo
Armijo. SAN Marcial; n. q. Mct'ad-
den. clayton; John Rcckcr. Jr.. Beicn'
Frank Coutltrard. Santa Rosa. stan
ley Calisch. Montoya: g.. NJ. Douglas,
EstancL: W. ". Wood orange; John
Black. porInles. Adelaide radilla,
san Rafael. Henry brown. Eingston.
Pablo Bnch. Santa Rosa: Thomas
Wilson. Sairla Re. willis rlunkett
Moses; g. s. Chaplin. limestone.
The other petit jurors viii be
chosen from among d following
n. G.. Wright. Fort sumner: Henry
Bcicher. Hot Springs; & o. Arm-
strong. San JON p. =. smith, Tucum-
carl; James :. Whitmorc. East Las
Vegas: Alfredo Gonzales san Pa
tricio. =. NJ. Painter. C~iuudcrott, Jose
Gutierrez. Santa Pc; Benjamin Alcon.
Ocato. Simon B~acharach, East Las
Vegas: g. q. Lewis, Wagon Mound
4 pEuscbio Burragnn. Organ; George
Minnrdut. Santa Fc. l.. : crawford,
! Carlsbad: Harry T. cutler. Soham
~. r.. StrauRhn, Vaughn. VIII Fen
ton Carlsbad: John Kennedy. las
/ Cruces: Elmo Mcmillan. Gin: s. g..
Nelson. H1mah; g. n. Malone Hos-
we'll. d.. r.. Atkinson. A~lamogordo,
Tomas -. Romero, Pillar, =. H. Ian
caster, Pennington; NJ o. o'Marh,
tns Cruces: John sullivan Month
cello. j. n. Robinson. SANTA Rita. n.
] r.. Achilles. Springer: " 3. f'ry. Ken
mu: q. *. Luthy. Gladstone: Henri.
Mcrcurc. pulcc: g.. ". watson.
jenkins: Cyrll }. Collycr. Fruutlahd.
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Joseph y. skinner. ct az. 10 swan Burk
War, March .. lots 10. 10, block IS. ferca
james siaEg ct ~, 20 >. " Brooks War,
March :. lots 4 80, block ? Perca, 81
Southwestern =. L. a Building association
80 r. A Anderson, War. March =. Tot q,
block n. n T. Anmuu addition No. 2, ~.
Iesusa A ode sandoval 20 Etisra Franchiui.
War. March o lots r. %. block 3. aud lot n.
blnek a.. " A. addiiion. 81.
Elizabeth Soillc 90 .. - Sandnval Y. q.
D. March ~. LOT a block "a tasf-ru. -.
Mrs Mary ~ Thomas 20 Andres Romero.
War. March y Tot 90 aud south ~ feet lot
a block ~ A 4 r. addition 81
George G. Travis, ct mn. 90 George n.
nnrdainv. % us Mhr. March 10. lots 20.
~. 30, block "a University Heishts addition.
en- 90
EiIaa Tobei. ct NIX. 20 Jose LonEino Gar
ria War, Mareh 49, piece in Chilli rant.
si00.
same 10 sans. War, March 10, piece "a
same 20 .sias, War. March 10, piece in
Chilli Grant.
town 81 Chill. 81
Archie Tootharher. ct uv. ta Cflfeni
Realty Co Inc. War, March A., lots 2, %
block Is. Eastern adltion. ~
Margaret 4. Wood~ orih. 81 viz 90 r. A
Baker. War. March : piece IN Precinct .
so.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

Marine losses OF 1919 although low.
than those Of 1913 When submarine
warfare Was at is height amounted
TO 2as vessels, agggresatng ik0.S82
gross tons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
USE
CALOTADS FORg
COLDS AND FLU
Influenza ard Grippe, Like ordi-
nary Colds, Require Calotabs,
the Purified and Refined Cal
omel Tablets That Are
Nausealess, Safe and
Sure.
Sure.

Physicians and druggists claim that
the great epidemic OF Influenza has
conclueieelv demonstrated that the
quickest relief Tor a cold and the best
preventive OF influenza and pncu-
monia u 90 keep the liver active 30
that the digestive organs may lie la
perfected condition. For this pur-
pose Calotabs. the new nausealcss
calomci tablets that are free from
the Eickening and weakening effects,
4 the most thorough and dependable.
as well % b most agreeable laNa-
tive.
caiotabs have tho special advantage
Of not making he patient sick and
weak, ~ they do not upset the al
Eestion ana appetite. one Calotab al
bed time with n swallow OF water
that's all. No salts. no nausea, nor
the slightest Interference With your
eating, pleasure. or work. Next
morning YOUR coid has vanished. your
liver Is active. your system A. puri-
fled. and you are feeling fine with a
hearty appetite for breakfast.
For your protection. Caioteba are
sold only In original sealed packages
price thlrty-nve cents. Sold by
All druggists and your money back
" YOU are not delighted with them
fAdv.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

properly continuing tue rebuild
Ing process
Nightly applications Of Vick's
VapoRub will aid nature in this
work. Because Vicks acts locally
by stimulation thru the skin to
draw out the Inflammation. at
tract the blood away from the
congested spots and relieve the
COUGH. In addition. the medioi-
nal ingredients OF Nicks are
vnpori1cd by the body heat.
These vapors are breathed in all
night long. thus bringing the
medication TO bear directly upon
the inhamed areas. v
Nicks should be rubbed in
over the throat and chest until
the skin is rcd-then spread on
thicklv and covered with hot
flannel cloths. Leave the cloth
ing loose around the neck and
the bed clothes arranged in the
form Of a funnel so the vapors
arising may be freely inhaled. II
the cough is annoying, swallow a
small bit Of Nicks the size Of a pea.
Samples to new users will be
sent free on request to the Wick
Chemical Company, 232 Broad
] Street. Greensboro, N. Z. /.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

Pneumonia attacks the air cells
Of the lungs. An Inflammation
Is set up and matter is thrown
OF which causes the air cells TO
solidify, thus preventing the
natural flow Of blood thru the
lungs. This hacking up" Of
the blood causes the heart To
pump harder, Just as stepping on
a hose increases the water pres
sure, which is the reason why,
during this disease, the physician
watches the overburdened heart
so carefully.
After recovery the lungs are
filled with a mass of wrcckage-
the debris Of the battle-which
must be gotten rid Of by a process
known as resolution Frequently
innamed spots remain. congestion
persists. cough hangs on, and the
least exposure brings on a cold
that IS hard TO get rid Of. II
neglected, such damaged air pas
sagcs may easily develop serious
disease Of the lungs.
Such cases should always con
tinue under a physicians car,
and frequent examinations should
be made 20 see that nature y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Girl, Is, Gives Life
To Save 2 Brothers

CENTER. \ -. March f7.-HaEci
Miner. rs years old. gave her DE
yesterday 10 have her younger broth
er and sister from freezing 20 death
In a blizzard which has becn raging
over the state for two days when the
sleigh In which they were riding was
blown over and wrecked. Hazel
wrapped blankctf and her own coal
around the children and sat down In
Tho snow to await help.
Twenty-four hour later they were
found hy a searching party, Hazel
dead but h other two will cover
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Farmers Grain Board
Elects Its President

CHICAGO. March i5@The Farm
err National Grain Deaiers' associa-
ton. which Is meeting In Chicago TO
plan an extension Of the cooperative
activities OF elevators companies u
represents, has elected H.. T. Meisch,
Minneapolis. president.
The association arranged 10 esiub-
iieh "a national railroad claim depart
ment, which would collect losses and
damages TO grain, coal and live stock
OF the affiliated companies.
The body condemned radical move
ments that attempt 10 upset existing
marketing machinery and announc-
I'D efforts would be made "a effect the
sale Of all tho 1913 wheat crop under
the government guarantee. Approx
mately S2e.e0n VIII be appropriated
hy state organization to carry on the
work Of the national body.
Resolutions were adopted faNoring
the Great Lakes To Gulf ind the ~.
Lawrence deep waterway projects.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

UUIU1|W NTTFEUII-
Consideration Of resolutions,
Election of officers.
Selection Of nexf place Of meeting.
An unfinished business.
Adjournment.
3 y. m.-Entertainment for visiting
p. m-smoker and hoxins contest
armoiy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
Grant County Man
Convicted OF Murder

SILVER CITY, \. NJ, March H.
After celebrating u minutes. "a
Jury In the Grant count ydistrict court
here returned a verdict OF guilty Of
murder In the first degree against
Antonio Carpio. Carpio vas Indicted
for the killing of Efren Rios. who
was shot lead IN Il dance hGll row nt
Central. y. NJ. August g. 1918. Tn
der the verdict the prisoner must be
sentenced TO death By hanging.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17

The poirFh Syndicate of cCirmuny
has booked American ORDER amuunt-
iHE to fh0.ca0, 600 for potash. with d.
livery extended over "a number Of
years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
The After Effects
of Pneumonia

This Is No. Dot a series Of advertisements, prepared BY a CONE
pcsent physician. explaining how certain diseases which attack
the air pa~sages-sueh as Pneumonia, Influenza, Who9pdng
Cough, Measles or even a long continued Cold-oitcn leave
these organs in an inaamcd, congcs,cd state, thus afording a
favorable foothold for invading germs. And how Nieks NaPo-
Rub may be Of value in this condition.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-17
ENTERTAINMENT
FOR CATTLE growers


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