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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
SPACK.MAN|LA IN
S,R0UND BATTLE
Tulsan Meets Veteran
Bantam In Semi
Final Monday
Boxing Bouts Tonight

A. Kansas CIts Red" Herring
vg Ar'os flaming 10 round.
u-hfWe
A. Canton. ohio Jack BIT
ton ,n Jock Malone. - rounds.
~ rounds. vcucrwcEhfa
A. Npwa Is. g. J.t harley
NCiucrt IS clay Turner eight
rounds. hca,yweIghts.
At Cedar Rapids Iowa Harry
Hcuucsscv w. Tony CapinI. 10
rounds. fcatherU sights
Al Newark Hoto Herman 's.
Marty Collins eight rounds.
bautamWclRhts
80 Springfield Mass Young
Zulu EId vs. Eddie Tromblev, 10
rouUd.. hdutamWCIghts.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
Asks for List of Fine
Homes Near This City

a request for a list OF the most
prominent and pretentious homes
i'm tho vicinity Of Tulsa has been
received by The World from "Coun-
try Homes" a magazine devoted to
suburban and country life. which
plans To illustrate a large number
Of places in Oklahoma in n forth
coming issue. Homes desired for
the list are the larger country
homes, or those I'm the city proper
with grounds around them, which
are worth Sl2,0 or more.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
WHITE SOX DEFEAT TIGERS; PIRATES WIN FROM GU
CENTRAL WINS MEET
Bronze and BIuc Athletes Win An
nuai Normal school Track Meet
az Norman.

special Pro- Tho World
NORMAN. Okla, April 2j.--Ceu-
tral state normal school won the
sixth annual invitation normal
school meet AZ tho University uf
oklahoma this afternoon ON a heavy
tic.d with q continued doWnpour
throughout the entire meet with a
total y. 90 points.
f. Williams Southwestern. was
an round athlete with total OF 20
point to- his credit. including five
firsfs. one second and Two thirds.
In some Of the events no time was
taken. AlI records we're poor
Southwestern wac second with aN
points and southeastern third with
10 points.
Oul- thrco " the six state nor
mails were entered iu tho meet
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
PITCHING BATTLE
WON BY WICHITA
Izzies Go Into First BY
Winning Only Game
Played

WICHITA, Kan, ANN wichita
took first place In the league standing by
defeating Sioux city In a houy CON
tested pitchers battle 20 2 Gregory
famed 10 men and pitched a little better
ball In the pinchoa l.ypnA who was
traded for Gregory last year. also pitched
good came, but was hit hard ia tho
fret three Innings
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

fhllas,lphia
TOTALS ~ ~ 10

.Batted for Ruei In ninth
tBatted for ShawkrY In ninth
lhNAdelpnia ..strarsts sr,.r luu VUl WV
New York .....,.........io 100 900 000-i
Sunmary-HunA pykeF Perkins. pipp
errors Dyke Galloway. two base hts.
Perkins 2, Pratt three hahe hitE pykre,
Welsh, Pip. Galloway. stolen base.
Pratt; base on balls or Shawkey :, OF
Naylor 2 struck out BY shAwkey :. by
Naylor 4.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

Two out when UHmo war called
tnHttcd for Cadoro In slrth
lbattcd fut MOZART Ia eighth
New York .......... ... ofN NOa nN0 %
brooklyn .......... 600 600 no
summary Runs Ilrtthrr povIe '.
kauff Sticking OLSON. wheat. rrforH.
Iic'chrr SirEing. kourtchN Kudufr
kruCErr, tworhRar hit. DOYLE kauff
k,ly, Snyder. stolen byscs Youue Sick
iur double playa DOYLE. Fletcher aud
Kelly, base ON halls, pff CBdure o. ofr
Barnes
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

sRatted FOR NiohsuH In seventh.
tUsttsd for MurChison In ninth.
Cleveland ............ e.. 600 600 0tn- I
81 Tnuis ............ GNi 9O0 0ix-Ha
summary RunH Speaker Austin, To
hin jacobson, HulinEa. twc-base hitE
O'NeiiI billings Gerber, jacobson
three base hita Austin. Tobln. Sisor
bases ON halls. of Sothorou b. struck out
hv Niehaus a.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

CtSCtSNArL AprI % Tho cham.
pionH drove Goodwin from tho buv fu tho
fIrat inning tuduy. hit Ehsrdoi hart Hni
won from ST. Louis isuusrt secured
four clean hita ana u haHn on balls ln five
trips 10 tho plato
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
Walter johnson Beats Red
Sox-Gets Error
less Help
BROWNS BEAT INDIANS
Burkos Bat Indian Pitchers
Hard--Athlctics De
feat Yankees

DETROIT Mich. Apru q, chicago
won a ID. inning pltthcfH hatu0 between
Ihfnke ana Williams to-day o. was bo.
trUIta eighth consecutive defeat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

NEW YORK, April 2a.-rhc fhiadel
phia Athletics closed tholr series hero
today with a victory over tho New YORK.
Yankees n was the firHt sumo wen hv
Philadelphia since 10 won the opening
game 81 the season.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

prorat'1 bN % usnr.H rpct ana GnE
lshm nan N1s Invented app3IuU.- tlut
enahlnS an Wu'ess poleou iu l,yd
himself write, lteht cigarettes and
perform other fcats
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26
cinsinna,
St tout,

summary -aRunnt Shotton 2 stock,
HornHby Sherdcl. psubeft. Grob Uoush
Duncan ?. BiuH p errors. Heathtotc
Kopf . two-baro hits Nhotton. Hprnshy
Fournicr. three bare hits Housh. kopf.
stolen bases, NoRle. double play. Ianvrin
to Hofnahy 20 Fournier. thReA ON balls
OF RinR 4, on GOODWIN ? off Sheriri . .
struck out by Rims g. by sherdcl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

nRoOkLNN, April % New York dc.
teated lirooklyn TO-DAY before the largest
ssGwd n,Ss ,hs, Troossr eIsndSG Me- s'seRS
with two out IN the last hnlf Of tho
ninth when the crowd poured onto tho
neld
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

so that motorist can see that tho
tail-light on his car is burning with
out leaving his seat, an Engllshman
has patented series OF suitably
mounted mirrorA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

Results YESTERDAY.

hr ruLsA-ar tOsEru so GAME.
uAfN
A. wichita ?. Sioux CITY 2
~ Oklahoma ti'y. omaha. no game
rain
A. Ioplin-pe Moinss no game rain.
Nstic"Hi LEAGUE.
- chicago I. Pittsburgh (, l5 Innings
~ Rrookiyu ?, New York
~ cincinnati ?. 81 touis :.
only three games scheduled
American League.
- New YORK I rhusdrlrhis ,.
A. Washington 2. Dnstou n.
~ - touis 4 cleveland T.
At Detroit I. chicago ..
Americr- s""inti""
~ Milwaukee - Kansas CITY
~ columbus e. Toledo 8 % innings.
A. MinnespoliH-St Paul rain.
~ Indianapolis 10. Louisville 40.
southern Association.
~ Memphis 8 Chattanooga :.
A. Nashvillo s. Little Rock
~ Fort Mcpherson. ga Mobile II, Al
lanta IN.
~ Sew Orleans . Birmingham s.
TeNaS League.
A. Beaumont .. san Antonio /, - In
nings.
A. houston I Galveston .
A. Dallas Shreveport rain.
A. wichita Falls Fort Worth, rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

W F~TNTW NNNNfTNTINNI
~ Fswhuska Fort Smith, M game.
rain.
A. prumright- Springfield no game
rain
~ Okmulree Hon-veits. M game rain
Al ChiCkAshs Enid, no game. rain.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

WNNITNUTVNI NUTW 10 :" T0hUH0n
hoFted BuHh IN " pitching duel today aud
INK tho final game
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-26

Dstroft ... ...... 600 900 900 d
mann, srror.. Holman. AluHmlth. two.
base hits Ei1lrrg. jackson, ii0ilupuu,
stolen base. NiHhorg. double pltYH Col.
lina HiHbrra and Juuf1Hu. Weaver Col.
lfnH and Joutdau. basoR on halls off
Thmka 8, off Williams q struck out, BY
Ehmke o, BY Williams g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
ASTHMA WOULDN'T II
HIM LIE DOWN.
Hasn't had q sign Of trouble now
for over Q months.


"a year aro ! he'd asthma 20 bad ny
friends thought ! would never Tet over u. ]
had doctofed for q long time without results
! had not been In bed for three weeks. roald
no, even III up straight In . chair. Then !
heard Of Milhs Emulsion and started usins
~ II wgs only two days later that / could
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eight bottles ga xorthl found iuy ssif
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
Trainload of Mexicans
Enroute to Canada

Five carloads. contn ming about 200
possons left for the nortn 'his morn
ing on second section OF train num-
her ton. cnrouic from old Mexico TO
Ontario. Canada. under bond aud on
contract. io work In the sugar beet
Fields Of that section.
These natives of old Mexico are the
first consignment OF iabofers who
make The trip to the sugar beet fields
each year ana are accompanied by
gents Of the United states govern
inent who sees that none Of them
leave the tram while passing through
this Ouunt.N nud thcrehy violate the
immigration laws. they will prob
ably hi followed shortly hy other
similar conslgnmcuts
Hundreds of MoNirans ere also
shipped into Colorado and Idaho each
wear Tor the same Kind % labor which
o. contract work and the rate ~ pay
depending altogether on the amount
Of labor performed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
MYSTIC BANQUET I.
At TEMPLE THURSDAY
Masons to Hold Annual
Maundy Services at
7:30 P. NJ.


The annual Maundy Thursday cere-
monies and banquet OF the Scottish
Rite Mas1ns in this city will be held
az the Masouic temple on THURSDAY
evening.
The mystic banquet OF the Paschai
Lamb and the -unieavened bread Will
be given az 7:30 o'clock. II is oblig-
ntory for all members 20 participate
10 this ceremony. The banquet. to
which are invited. will follow
at S:30 O'Clock.
The Lenten sesson In an Christian
countries IS held sacred and conse.
Grated IN humble devotion to bring
Ing the hearts ana minds of tho fol-
lowers 81 the Great Nazareen to dwell
upon the agonies He suffered In His
great sacrifice for the salvation OF
mankind.
Masonry being y nonsectarian In
s'ttution, composed ~ Jews. Gentilrs.
Mohumcdars and all other nations
and peoples wno worship the exist
"nre Of O. supreme being. and being.
from IN" source ~ it, early origin
and modern application tho connect
ing link between the worship ~ the
Jew and Gentle. has through its an
Client accepted scottish Rite. selected
"a DAY 81 this season. Holy Thurs
dJy-as a day of bringing together in
% Joint observance u ancient Jewish
customs ANA modern Christian prac-
t'cDS. these divergent elements and or
uniting iu harmony In tho celchra-
lion 81 rasrhal Lamb and unlcavcned
bread and the chris ian prompting
Of cNtilguishinE the lights that typ
.ullly darkness may he on The land
whu" she Savior Of the Gentiles rests
in the tomb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30

ords will he broken when the athletes
tear loosc on Nv smooth and hard
surface. The track II oval and level
throughout. The surface ~ "a mix
ture OF clay and cindga. the only
practical type Of track Tor this sec
ton OF the country.
The 1nter-C Collegiate Tennis cham
pionahip OF New Mexico viii also be
held a the institute on the same date.
Lass ear by defeating Cruces In both
The singles and the doubles tourna
ment.
Early In May a high school track
meet viii be held by the institute ron
the heaofit OF The schools 81 this see
ton n Is hoped that NJ pnso High.
Huawcll Higa. Clovis High Alhugucr.
qua H'gh aud u number OF other high
srhhuh will send toamn
The Institute is making an cffor,
to get all the colleges Of this section
10 form "a southwestern Athletic afso-
clntiua. There will be "a meeting OF
tn Athletic directors at Roswell nj
the time Of the meet. 81 H. hoped
thhttthc colleges can agree FOR sucn
an association would do much toward
~ un'utiug athletics In the southwest.
Thc institute expects TO turn out
one % The fastest baseball teams u
has had Tor several years. Mckinney
and Godfrey Will form the best bat
terry scc im the southwest Tor a Ions
time. In addition TO this stan pair
OF battery men there are a number
OF promising candidates who will
make excellent second string men.
The Indications are that the lnfleld
will he Jas fast as lightning There
are three or four candidates Tor each
position. The big problems FOR the
-..-N.-. - H..NNA A. ~ aHAN "a. hot
men. A horde Of men are out Tor
the .outfield positions.
The nov baseball reld N placed In
the center % the new quarter mile
track. The caduts clam 10 nave QUO
OF the fastest diamonds In the wesf.
Tho Valley league WIS uc organized
again tbs year. Carlsbad. itngorman.
Dexter carrlzozo and Roswell will
lave teams. a baseball corporation
has been organized ia roswell with
a capitalization 81 t2i. 600. one Of
the biggest teams in RoaWcu his
tory a. expected. The institute viii
have a series ~ games with the city
team aud with the other teams u the
league,
Among the promising candidates
for the Institute team are Mckinney.
GODFREY. whiting. Robinson. HassetL
Rynuni. Miller, Hptcains. Bradbury.
Stalcy, Seligman. John. Campbell,
Scott. Ward. pcnnimnn. Cobb. Par
ron. Ingram. Blanton. Yates Ne
kcehy. Hinkle.
About SO candidates have been
picked Tor the track squad. Almost
an ~ last years squad who won the
southwestern championship are back
this year. including Jacobson, indl-
vidual champion OF the southwest,
Bnssctt. VINO pushes Jacobson at an
dimes TO hold his records; Robinson.
quarter miller: Sims. who broke the
southwestern record FOR the mile 50
far hat u viii probably never hc
Touched the lattcr's team mates
Runyan n Hicks Harrison, aurdlc
star.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
At Theaters Today

III" THENTER-T h o ".
inCc presents the de- luxe Para
mount-Arfcrnfi star. Enid Hennet.
IN The Woman in the S~uitcascs''
e reel OF Current ENcnts.' aud a
eel of Paramount TrnVcionie,"
The oiiVrras Brotrers-siN 81
thcm-wiil be seen again In their
musical numbers. They are great:
20 and see them.
IDEAL THEATER-Thc greatest
film production OF IN kind. today
on the silcnt screen. N "11he Great
hr Robbery" and Il is being re-
peated today FOR the last time.
Manager Williamson promises you
something thrilling In every sense
81 the word. and he wants the
other half Of Albuquerque tot
half % the poun'ation saw II sun
las aud yesterday q see II by ala
mean today.
LYRIC TuEATEIt-Alice Joyce.
a star 81 the greatest magnitude.
viii APPEAR ~ the leading charac-
ter I'm tho famous nrury lane
mclodrama, The sporting Ouch
c-s;" also an interesting reel OF
"hinogrnn- Weekly News" Pic
lures.
PASTiME THEATEIl-Wuliam
Fox presents that wonderful iittts
star. Peggy Hyiand, in "iglacl.
Shadows" a society drama Of love
and hypnotism; also a comedy.
"StnTt something" and a reel OF
Mutt and JcH oartoon.camcdy.
Run. Hummer"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
WoMAN's CASE
AMAZEs ALBUQUERQUE

A business mans wife could no;
sew or read without sharp palms m
her eyes For years her eyes were
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The result produced by a single bottle
amazed everyone. We guarantee a
small bottle Of Lavopuk 10 hoip ANY
CASE weak, strained or inflamcd
eyes Aluminium cyc cup FREE Al
Varado Pharmacy. First and cold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
TRACK
1 MEET At ROSWELL
Schools of Three States
to Participate in Event
on May p

ROSWELL. \. A., March s0-The
Southwestern Collegiate track
meet will be- held at RoHwcI on the
athletic field Of the New Mexico MIL
tary institute saturday May o. This
wi be- one Of Tie biggest events ever
held In the athtctlc history ~ the
southwest. Al OF the collegiate In
stitutions IN Arizona, New Mexico u
West Texas have been invited and
VIII no doubt send teams.
In the meet al Tucson last yea. In
n ~ national battle. h New Mexico
Military institute defeated the. tint
N6rsity Of Arizona and the Cruces
Aggics for the southwestern chant
pionthiI The score was. Institute,
q; TINY FIRSTLY of Arizona A.; Cruces.
G. The meet was u thriller through
out. 4 number ~ southwestern roc
orns were hrokpn. JncuuHon. of he
institute. ian d. hundred In 10 flat.
the hirh hurdles in II lis. the 220
yard drth in 80 l.1; Martinez threw
the dl,cua ii3 feet and the shot 81
fert. Sims ran the mile IN f.ts e-5.
AriEouu ana cruces are determined 10
be rryengcd 'hls year when the IN
ufituto is mrf on their " field. The
soldiers have practically the Same
team u1 ,ast ear with the addition u
many vHluHl.o mci. ARIZONA ana
cru. g. cNp.ct crack teams. Tho
Texas school Of Mines viii no doubt
Ice represented. There Will be n
battle royal Tor tAc honor OF winning
the biz event.
Tho athletic association Of the New
Mexico Military institute has just
completed one 81 the most modern
athletic nlcds in the southwest. The
new track. which has q 22o yard
strnightaway, is without doubt the
best in his section, Last years rec
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
Embargo on Livestock
Shipments to Chicago

CHICAGO. March 3O.-i4ycstoct
Oh .pWcuts 90 the Chicago market
under an embargo TODAY as tie result
~ a strike ~ 200 members of the
livestock handlers union employed nv
tho Union stock Yards and Transit
company.
Provisions wcrc being made tu hi-
vert hundreds ~ cars Of stock on the
outskirts ~ Tho city 10 other mar
ko's cattle receipts dropped ycstcr-
.ty go i'no head ana hog receipts
20 200" because ~ the embargo,
Demands FOR increases Of from $50
20 SO Ii month with elimination ~
sunday work were presented hy the
strikers. They NOW receive from flla
tlt5 IL month, according to COM
officials.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
Who's Here
TODAY'S ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL HOTELS

ALVNRADO
John D.. Cowan. cleveland.
r. = Baker. Ncw York,
a. F. Carpenter. Denver
Dale Burgess. Los Angeles.
=. a. Johnson. nentct
lHhn RYAN Las NcRta.
W :. Jardinc. Denver
Jeff ievL Fest 81. Louis tn.
H. =. King chicago.
H. Moses. Santa Rita.
Mrs. Horace Moses. Snnia Nitl.
Mrs. l.. \. Richards Stanley.
Mrs NJ. J. Foli. Sioux City.
Il. c. naws. rcntou uarhor. Micl
Mrs NJ. a. Iitws Pcnton Harmon
Mrs. r. T. Whitmorr. tluf rland.
l. a. Shultz Denver
y. g. Simu, uus Dallas.
Frank Truc Ranch
Is /. Iio"crs Pueblo.
"a = key pueblo
4. SchwoItzor. Wv York.
Geo o.. Kelly. Denver.
A.. First. Pueblo.
" e. tuwnu Pueblo.
Ch1s Hlpuln. 81. Louis.
4 y. Mctine. Position.
STUHGI,~.
W. ~ Cuuroy and vito, Gallup.
j. q. Hahn. ST Louis.
j. 2. Fitzgerald. CITY
ThOs. Whitmotc. Los Angeles,
7. D. Thomas Marl1lcnn.
" q. Law. Carthage y. NJ
r. e.. Parker. III pas1.
D. Attsowny Dallas
r.. ". Kelly. san Francisco
Rov Hcadicy. g. S Forrest service.
Thos. Jones. Colorado Springs
Fay Stctsnn, Colorado SPRING.
H. e.. Stctsur, colorado SPRINGS.
W. W. Crockett CIV
Mr.. and Mrs. Winters N pa4u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
THESE BIIND MEN
MUST M FIGHTERS

SACRAMENTO -On tho lists OF
blind borrowers from tho library here
appear the names spanking. whip.
rhrasher lickon ana Eoattie.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
COMBS.

r.. W. Kelly. san Francisco.
Roy tlcndlcv. Washington. - g..
Dr. W u. Franklin Paris. Ky.
4. J. Kovach, South Bend. iud.
Homer l.. Holmes. Denver.
y. Wilson. san Dcrnardino,
e H. BoddinHton. Gallup.
a. Y. Jensen. Toro'i. Arlz.
Allen Miller. Los Angeles.
W r. phillips. Needles. carr.
g. q. Sperry Gallup.
Tex Kicker Miles CITY. Mont.
II. Merritt. sanders.
%. v, Halch. III paso.
y. W. Wintor0cld. los -uEoics.
r. i. Crane. Eaton. COLO.
j. r Marshall. IL Junta.
N. A. Harris. Vaughn
A. D. Erickson. Clehurnc Tex.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
Kentucky Mob Lynches
Assailant of Girl

NNNSNILIE- KV-- NIT0n 3O"
Grant Smith. q negro. alleged assault
ant OF RUBY Anderson. ~ last night
was Nnchcd boy o mob from q tcic-
phou" post In Fleming county near
MAYS Lick. Mason county. Early in
the evening h' had been taken from
uf. lcrrs az the Paris nv, Jail, fol
lowing his arrest iu Pontiac. Mich.
Members uf the mob disappeared
after tho hanging The body was not
mutlateH ~ was LETT hanging uvcr
tho middle 90 the MnYsyIlle-LcNlugtuu
nike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
Gold In the IHead''

aons WHO are subject to %frsquent "colde
m the head" Will md that the use Of
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE VIII
build up The system, cleanse the BLOOD
Repeated attacks OF Acute Catarrh may
led 10 Chronic Catarrh
HALLS cATARRH MEDICINE 4. a
en- Internally and acts through ne $1,000
On lie Mucous surfaces OF the system.
All Druggists 75c. Testimoniala fee.
Oa for any case OF catarrh that
HALLS cATAHRH MEDICINE wiz not
II y. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
Arias Files Motion
For a New Trial

IsopoIdo Arias who was convicted
by the jury In the district court for
carrying concealed weapons has nled
a motion for "A new trial W. S
Thompson. who Was 20 appear before
the federal court In the coming sos
slGa ON an indictment Of larceny from
Interstate shipment near Clovis, re-
Gently died m Kansas city OF pneu-
muuit, Thompson was indicted with
ben tuliNcr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
HOMELESS MAY LIVE
IN THE CITY JAIL

HACKENsACK. y. J-Hecause OF
the prospect Of i.o0o homeless faml-
Hes May 4. Or. Albert ~vonsshlieder.
president o. the board Of health. pro-
poses 10 turn the Hackersark iaii into
living quarters. The jail. fitted with
baths steam heat, rs almost empty.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-15
EVENING EDITION


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ID to March ~ thrnnrhost a.ch ~
nho follovf0eS nt,fes - 80" 80
::Illinois. Wisconssn. Ohio penr.v,.
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tersey ana New q s
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be Save Money on Mest. 10y ir.s
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washington. NV Hamnshira On,
ahecticut. Rhode Island OrsSon snS
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the District Of Columbia ana ~ "a.
towing states:
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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-15

Another member said there were
many wealthy Germans and Austrians
living in Bradford today who ought to
provide for these children.
A third member declared with em-
phasis that they could not forget the
.Lusitania and the bombardment of
English open towns.
Alderman Conway, who spoke In
support of the proposal. said:
ut appears to me that, the spirit Of
Christianity has departed from this
meeting. A Britishen.as always re-
garded as ready to agree and shake