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New-York tribune., 1920-12-16
Key to Type of Ship
(P-F)-Passengers and Freight
CD Freight only
(R) -Refrigerators
Shipping Companies and Agents
Addresses and Telephone Numbers
Lloyd Royal Beige
i4t Broadway. N. Y.

Lloyd Royal Beige
i4i Broadway. N. "
Rector 6208-ai0
Lloyd Sabaudo
FSfs::, Sfs::: 4su.s y1'.y &as:ss si ''s g. T. e'
Bowllns Green 1900.
Lord & Head Lines q. M. N.Y.
Psr. Pl. s'saaxas Bs c'a $500; 81 rst az Bn $3.50
Luckenbach S. S. Lines
~ Whitehall ST., N. Y.
Bowling Green 5000
Mallory Steamship Company
Pier ss. N. r., ". r.. $500 Spring.
Mcgee Co., TIE Charles +.
Drcxsl Building. Phadelphls;. pA
Miami Steamship Co.
80 Broadway. NJ Y. Broad 1858
Moore & Mccormack Co., Inc.
Brosdwsy. n. "" Bowling Green 1886
Manson S S. Lines
50 Beaver ST.. N. Y. Hanover 5i2o
National Shipping Corp.
% Broad St.. N. Y.
N. Y. 7. & Cuba Mail S. S. CO.
f%sF' fSot wall s1"'s st.. N. Y. John $500
North & South Line
p. Keppe Co.. Inc. 81 Broadway. N. Y.
Bowling Green 6i30.4
Norwegian America Line
s'I%ssso sysss ST. A"sr' sSwns H"'s arssn 5o
Oriental Navigation Co.
80 Broadway, N. Y. Whitehall 73o
Oriole Steamship Lines
& sns$,sao %sst ss,.! ss,ta:1: 4:s: S;;t'F Ii:
St. Paul $751;
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.
10 Hanover Square. N. Y.
Bowling Green 1880
Page & Jones
Mobile. Alabama.
Panama Line
Peruvian Steamship Company
50 Broadway. N. Y. Broad 3977
Prince Line
s"l"::: ""ss; Ass.s %'sy s: +ts g. si' e. A'
Bowling Green 1900.
Quebec S. S. CO.
F Furn.ss witty witty wS;,s,l C.; Ltd:s cen; Asts
Bowling Green 7800
Red D Line
s!''; q Ss Ps!!''' ST. NJ " c' Hsssss, ss" %s ss7a
Red Star Line |. nj. M.)
Per. B'a Ga $500; Fot. BIC G'n $3.50
Richard Steamship Lines
&s,ss S f. s'nssS go es es Hst' e. % Broadway NJ "
Sandeyson & Son
~ ROYAL as%' Mai asi1 stsa" s''f;sS Packet &c G..
Eilsrman's wilson Llns
American mediterranean levant Linz
{ .26 Broadway. N. Y. Broad 1850
Seager Line
seagsr stssmshD Co.. .. ine ,.en :. 80.
Southern Pacific Company
is is5 3" s'wsy. s'"' N. Y. Cortland. 1900
States Marine & Commercial Co.
" Battery Pi, n. T. Whitehall, 4as
! S. 0. Stray Steamship Corp.
Bow B. HfSa0Gss w5as efs.n :: szss. .:
Steele Steamship Line
so Broad ST.. N. Y. Broad 1897
Swedish American Line
FSr":ss FSr":s Asus. %sy wbsss cs !ts st. e's A'
Bowling Green 1900.
Tracy Steamship Co., Inc.
~ State St. N. Y. Bowling Green 1855
United American Lines
american Hawailar s. S: Go. .
american SnIp q NOmneIco NAVIGATION Ctts
80 Broadway N. Y. Whitehall 1920.
United Fruit Company
" Battery ri:, N. ". whitehall 400.
u. S. Mail Steamship Co., Inc.
passsnssr ortlses: As Broadway. N. Y.
freIsht 'onIcss: l2o Broadway. N. Y.
Rector $500.
United States Transport Co., Inc.
! SO Broad ST.. N. Y. Broad 27S2
United Transportation Co.
~ Battery Place. N. Y. Whitehall $50
Ward Line
lN. y. and Cuba Mall s. s. Coz
Foot Wall St. N. Y. John 1900.
Waterhouse & Co., Frank
!4s Rway, N. Y. Cortlandt 1918
West Coast Line
1888 Broad St.. N. Y. Bread $50
White Star Dominion Line
psr. 'eTs' Bs en- $500: rst. 80 ca $3.50
White Star Line q. M. N.Y.
~. ee's'sSaS e's S'a $500; q; IT. IL. 30 G.. ss:.
Winchester Lines
en",,ss eroSuos Exc. Exchange N. Y.
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Europe

europe
49, Abo, Bee cnristtani.
! "a Alexandra. SEQ plr.su.. Gibraltar
I Algiers, Bee Geno.
Amsterdam, via Rotterdam
!. Antwerp, Also Havre
: From New York
Pes ds-zEvLAND tPFR) Red Star Line
Dec. s1-KRooNLAND (fFR) RED Star
Jam lo-EasTanEERR loEasTaER bhwN fpEa Ned GFj Star Line
Ia, rI;ss Rack Diamond pa s. S. Corp.
JAN 1s-YAKA efD
Feb. :-CHEsTER KIWANiS (F5
BLACK Diamond s. s. Corp.
: From Baltimore
IS 'F2 hsa 9a'e' s,s4 Ln. Line
nee nee sz -EIMSfoHT CD Orioe s. S. Limo
Dec. @'-kA MEsIT.tF)
Jan. S-ExsTERSs 'i's"s DawN rs + corp
Black Diamond s. s Corr
Jan Jan rschPE2fN rsscyhlfT9flogs e, or 5ro1s Ams5iean Line
JAM ss-d4;;S 1;sS p, pia1qesa as,sa. $. Corr.
Jan. 20-cHEsTEi, kIWANIs rs
Black Diamond S. s. Corp.
4 From Phiiadephia
pee. so-ACBURS ID Red star Limo
'an o~~BELLEROSE (f) Red star Line
From Boston
81 Jan ;s"c-0,sAwAToMIE s','s tfy Red Star Line
"" " h1ft 1iCSOkiE tF) Red Star
) { .., From Galveston
eaiIed-DANiER tF) Lloyd Royal Beige
"se' -*%DALISIEH tF)
Lloyd Royal Beige
From New Orleana
sated-DANlER fF) Lloyd Royai B.,x.
fAeceiviHE--HkAZILIEa (F)
..!oyd Royal Beige
Dec 1s-BtKGUNDiER IF)
% r., =. r. L,yysl ts".at Ee.ss
LLOYD Royal Beige
Dee' zo-iSDiEk I'D Lloyd Royal u.,r.
Antwerp, Ghent
From Galveston
Dee. B-~BAytNGTON aF) ste.ie u a r,u
Dec. zS--A sJEAMEK fEfl Steele 81 4 III. @
Dse. ss-nAEEir2emmrdJss EEir2em rdJssSaafs ~, Cl,y 1,s.. 49,
Dec. zs--A HTEAAEH ts) Bteeio g. s. rann s,.'
Avonmouth
----~~ From Portland
: Dec. Si--TU8EoSfAN 1FEJ
WHHa Efss Dominion Line
Jan, 15~-cJk-ffEfIMAE (FR)
white star Dominion Line
.r Avonmouth, Manchester
:. From Norfolk
- itsries. blsgtli T. Co. Inc.
DeF s0s~IfAytf12Css COUNTY fFJ
HARMS, MaE II Co., ina. -
Ayonmouth, Glasgow
xs. Prom Baltimore
ees Zee. A~-EAET EtffftAGo ",
rat~ E.issmers q n. Co. lnss
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Ship Advertising
. Department
Telephone
Beekman 5000

ISLANDS of Atlantic
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea
Santa Marta. See Kingston. ssatl,.,
Santiago, Kingston, Carta,.,,
Puerto Colombia, Santa M,,,s -
Also see Havana
From New York
Dec. SI-SANTA MARTA tPVl
United Fruit Co.
Santiago, Kingston, Jamaican q,
ports
From New York
Dec. 2S-aANDEvILLE (PF,
United Fruit Co.
West Coast Ports, See Kingston
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Key West, see Galveston
Los Angeles (San PedEo), Sd
Francisco, Portland, Seatt

Key West, see Galveston
Los Angeles {San PeG.o), S.
Francisco, Portland, SeattI
Tacoma AIs,sgs.S Also see New York. san
n.. ~ From New York
Occ. I1-O3lOAN (Fl
tnitea American Lines. lre
Dec. 28-TEXAN (F)
niteu American Liaes. Inc
Jan. i2-ARIZONIAN Q)
, On United American Lines. fAc
United An1erican Lines. me
FeD. lo-SCDBURY (F)
y, tElted American Lines. Inc
New OrIeans From New York :.
Wednesdays tF) Saturdays III
Southern facinv Co.
New York, Los Angeles, San Diegs
From San Francisco
Jan. s-JULfA LUCKENBACH (F)
Luckenbach Lines
Jan. 2I--EDWAR LyCKENBACH T}
Luckeubach Lines
New York, Los Angeles (San Pedf
Jan. ,5-sFHNlE2 sffom ssr b61H@h 5iH9flsfS fs,
Dollar Line
Portland, See Los Angeles
San Diego, San Pedro, San Fnl
Also see New York. San Francisco
Dec. so-cArEF EFFe% E1mHIS M9biIs is Page ,os'
San Francisco AIS. Also sec Los Angelo"
From Baltimore
Dec. 2I-POlNT BONITA tF)
Pacific Mail S. s. Co.
Dec. 27--CREOLE STATE tPF)
Pacific Mail 5. g. Co.
"dn. o--POINT JUDITH (F)
Pacific Mall S. S. Co.
JAN I0-CUBA (pF) Pacific Mall S. s q
Jan. 16-WEST MiNGO {F)
Pacific Man s. S. Co.
San Francisco, San Diego. Los n
SckeS From New York
Dec. 24--EDWARD UCkENBACH tF)
Luckenbaeh Lanes
Jan. &c j. LII OK ENBACu (F)
LUckenbach Lines
San Pedro. See Los angeles. New Yea
Seattle, see Los Angeles
Tacoma, See Los Angeles
Vancouver, B. c. From New Y''
Dec. S0-MELV1LLE DOLLAR tk}
Dollar Limo
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Coastwise

Galveston From N.v Wv.
Tues. (I). Thurs. tF). Sat. (P)
Southern Pacific CO.
Galveston, Key West From New 70,
Dec. 29-COMAL (PF) Mallory Line
Jacksonville, Charleston
From New York
Dec. 16--ARAPAHOE (PF) CLYDE linz
Dec ls-LENAPE (PF) clyde Lins
Dec. xi-AP ACHE N'F) Clyde Line
Dec. 23-COMANCHE tpF) Clvde L,ns
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Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, He.
Kong. Dairen, Vladivostok
Er0m PorfInnd

Jor 10 rom Portland
Jan. --PAWLETT (F) A9n,lral 1ins
ian. ian Sa-COANET (1T) Admiral Line
ncp' MONTAGUE (Fl Admiral Line
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From New York
yan. yan. b-VELLAvIA (F) Cunard Lixs
iidvre From New York
LoadIng-REMUS (l) Cosmopolitan
"ec' 1o-Bu RMESE PRINCE (PF)
M Furn"ss- Prince Lines
.1oc' Ss-CORONADO (F) Cosmopolitan
Dec. 25-ROMAN PRINCE (PF)
Furness-P-irce Lines
"""' o-oSCODA (F) Cosmopolitan
Jan. 10-HENRY STEERS (EY (U. s. S. B..
Barber Lines
c-'''' io--LEBANON (F') Cosmopolitan
From New Orleans
| Dec. -WESTLAND (Fl Steele 8. 8. LINE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
HrIf Tank

Altogether. 1855 tanks were pro-
duced during the war. and the largest
number engaged in battle At one time
bringing men up into the thick of
the fray while giving them protection
against enemy m ,ssilcs was embodied
in the war chariotS OF the ancientS.
In all probability the simplest form of
tank was nrst used at the battle OF
Hast!ngs-the one-horse power, one
man tank-the knight in arnor He
embodied the tank idea. He could move
at fairly rapid rate. and was proof
aga INST arrows. and could deal blows
from his position OF advantage. The
Chinese. according to Sir Eustace
d Eyncourt had protected chariots
Lacnardo da Ninci described a covered
chariot in 1912, and Noltaire suggested
n similar machine. James Cowen took
out provisional patent for locomo-
tive land battery in 1855.
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Week S Movie Calendar

HiJ0U-Au week. The Eyes Of
the WOrld."
BLI EBIRD-,ionday aud Tuesday.
Monroe Salisbury, in Ills Divorced
Wife,: Wcducsda. and Thursday.
-The Brute breaker; Friday and
Saturday, variety.
BItOhDW AN-til week. "Ercu nS
Eve
COLoNIAI.-Niopdn Tuesday and
Wednesday,. Constance Kinney. in
.ErstNhilr susan: Thursday. Fri
day and saturday. Ethel Clayton. in
1.-The Thirteenth Commandments.
ISIS-Aii week, "rhc Miracle of
Love"
ODI:ON = Monday. Norma Tai
mndEr, in 1.-The Isle az Conquest;
Tuesday, Doroth! Dalton, in Ellis
Nife's FRIEND: Wednesday. Enid
Benuctt, in "Whnt Every Woman
Learns: Thursday. "Fohy'S Row:
Friday and Saturday. Wallace Reid.
in .'lIawthOrn~ OF the l. =. A.
VICTORIAN week, Charlie Chap
lin, in Carmen
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same program while for the latter part
o. the week "A Lady's Tailor" the last
th!nE a modern Sennett beauty needs Is
the added attraction
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01

Bennett, in VIA, Ever wcaAa
Learns" one o. her : sh:y succss<:-:
screen productions, and ons wa.,A cA--
ries romance tina; Is refreshing. .
say the least.
The famous o. Infamous ,acco-d!as
20 your training. tastes ana DESIRES
tasan BAL! given annually ~ The resi-
cents o: greenwich VILLAGE :. WehstA.
Hall. in New York, has been REPRODUCED
IN rom Moo7e.s latest Co.iwy0 picture
Ioby's Bow which is =, the Odeon
Thursday
Wallace Reid has injected his breezy
personality into another screen 70
mantle comedy. with the usual pleasing
result, in "Haw;horae OF ths T. s
winch is the odcon Offering next Friday
ana saturday. II is aGaptct f-o-, me
stage pay, in which Douglas Fairbanks
was seen on Broadway.
Chaplin nj the Victor.
weeks program at The Victor Theater
In riotously Funny burlesGuc OF Gar
men. IN" famous opera which mas haa,
seen and enjoyed by thousands Tha
opera ends itself admirably 20 a pic
turEaton. and with Chaplin enactinr
me ieading role II takes on new. II
orts1nas interest. OF course. there
never was performer o, the Chaniin
t!Pe IN inc stage productions. but there
IS no limit To the :unnyis,ns Of Tho
screens remarkable character entar
Saihcr IN the celluloid ycrsion ChaDlio
rs supported by wonderfully Gowned
'chscEnh!c, hut tho farcical rcn3j;io, -
the silent film is wholly for lanps.,r
ipurpoSes. To add to the ,nerr!ment f,r
she hrst three days Of the week .TJ;s
EAST raise step" with Ford Sterli7 ma
go, . ncr ocnnctt stars. will be on the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
At the Rijou.


play from Harold Bell WriEht's truly
great novel. a the Bijou ihS week,
is big and intensely Interesting pro-
The pho,oplay follows the authors
= story with cNactituGe and the charac-
ters on the screen are the characters
from the pages ot the novel TO the life.
Monroe Salisbury, AS the cynical Lee
Grange. Is easily the outstanding char
acter IN the photoplay.
artist: Kathleen kirkham, as .he de-
signing Mrs. Tanc. Jane Novak as
the purehearted Sybn; Edward peil. as
the sensuons Rutlidse: Lurltne Lyons.
as the pitiful Myra willard; Arthur
Tavares. as her prosecuted brother;
Jack Mcdonald. as the disGustngly
the hkeable forest ranger. all do color
full. wildly splendid work In big roles.
Monroe SALISBURY nt the nluehird-
His Divorced Wife" Is the title OF tho
Universal feature scheduled to appear
at the BlueDird Thcatcr tomorrow ami
Tuesday. Monroe salisbury is the star.i
and revenge in n little mountain town
OF Eastern Kentucky. ~
The Brute Breaker" starring Frank.
attraction for "Wednesday and Thurs-S
day. The story tells OF the lumberi
camps. IT concerns daring young,
man man VINO t mas made II his business to
DULLES who infest the region. \ thrill
ing forest fire is shown and there is 4
scene where he rides canoe through 4
dangerous rapids, which Will also thrill.
"Even ns Eve MT the broadway.
Robert W. Chambers great story.
The Shining Band" has been ADAPTED
to the screen under the title OF Even
as Eve and will have it's first prcscn-
trn in The South at The, Broadway
that the teEpHter in the Garden OF Eden
was not ser7ent. hut a hcautifu!
woman, I-illith the demon wife OF Adam
the Eden created ny Mr.. Ch2mhcrs In
his work was entered by Just such q
demon, and the authors Eve, who came
trouble. Probably never before has
SUCH sTppins stlLy: been placed upon
s e2S the SeFesn n E2nf'qf; and Judging
when Il was screened TO a partv n,
critics az the Broadway recently. Even
as Eve promises TO break ali box Office
records. Another bcautiful Prizna sub
Jsct. Broadway comedy. and mo Su
perior broadway orchestra promises
another BIG week al tho Broadway.
Exceptional Cast.
Constance Kinney, tho youthful az
Cess In ltealart Pictures. viii maze her
aSbut as screen star at tho Colonial
Theatcr tomorrow In ''E-et.ghfra see;
This delightful! story % tho Nnr-'o,s.
mao VINO won out despite pove-'y and
educational hanIl1aps, vas r3lut.B
from Helen K Martins rov.f
BETA which vas the tts.4 T., -
cSstI' sage Nea.ee fnr N-s F.s."
:e" seasons sack T.r -.-.--s
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18
KEEP YOUR ON THE BALL

IN the meantime. voters of Bernalilo county, keep your eye on the
main issues at stake here at home within the next few days. Lar
razolo, with the whole state as his field, is devotng almost his
whole time and attention TO Bernaino county in a desperate effort
to aid Hubbell and Magee to capture the Bernalllo county republican
convention. The Larrazolo- IIubbell Magee forces hope to capture
the meeting of the republican county committee tomorrow. Their
plans are laid with great care to capture tho primaries. They hope
to win the convention.
Should this be the ease; should Larrazolo, Hubbell and Magcc
win this county convention, you, the republicans Of Bernalilo county,
will have to sit by and see a Larrazoo delegation represent you in
the state convention. You will see lubbell renstated as the boss of
this county; as the man whose organization will choose your legis-
lative candidates and your county ticket.
During til, next few days Iarrazoo and his newspaper organ, the
Journal, will undertake to distract your attention from the main
issue by attacks upon The Herald. The Herald can stand it. Just
keep before yon the main issue, which you alone can determine as yu
see fl. The issue is whether or not you wish to endorse Iarrazolo for
governor again and have your vote east for his nomination in the
republican state convention here on September I; and whether or not
you wish Hubbell restored as your county boss.
Remember, also, that while Iarraz0lo on the platform and
through his newspaper spokesman. and Magee, through his lofty
editorial utterances are keeping mp the smoke screen of attacks upon
The Herald. that Tubbnl is working as he has not worked before to
capture delegates to the county convention.
The Herald will take care of itself. You mel who will decide
this issue have only to remember to take your part in the primaries
when they are called east your ballots as your judgment and your
conscience dctate-and see that those ballots are fairly counted.
That is the real issue right now. Keep your eye on the hall.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18
PARDON US, GOVERNOR

YESTERDAY Governor Larrazolo issued, through his personal
Y organ, tho Morning journal, a carefully prepared letter contain
= ing a challenge to several people to meet the executive in debate
manager and the editor of The Herald. For these two The Herald
hastens 20 decline the challenge.
Should we receive personal communications from Governor Lar,
razoo extending this challenge we will reply thereto by letter. But
since the governor refused to admit a Herald reporter to the presence
Monday. we assume he will continue to fling his challenge TO MS
through his personal newspaper organ.
In the meantime we can only say, with the utmost courtesy,
Pardon MS, governor
We recognize that Larrazolo is a facle speaker and a brilliant
orator. These are the qualities which have kept his head above The
political waters for years. lie has a gift of gusty eoquenee which
is effective in its appeal TO prejudice of the most harmful kind to the
welfare Of this state and all its people. That is about all he has,
So far rs The Herald is concerned we have stated the ease against
Governor Larragoo quite fully and definitely. We shall state that
ease again, prior 10 the republican state convention. We can he much
more definite aud specific in print in this page than we could hope to
be upon the platform. We have no gift Of oratory; no eloquenee in
spreading dangerous prejudieesi no faeile flow of the spoken word
Bat when an officials public record is as plainly written and is as
plainly wrong as that Of Larrazoo we can print the facts conceraing
that record. II is then up TO Governor Larrazoloto refute the record
" he can. We will print his spoken words in his own defense as care
fully and in as much detail as IL possible. We shai then make such
comment thereon n = may seem necessary TO teep the public fully in
formed as to the facts
Governor Larrazolo is welcome to come to Albuquerque and de-
bate 10 his hearts content, at MEETINGS arranged for him by Mr.
Iubhpl and advertised by Mr.. Magee.
We venture to suggest that among the things Governor LARA.
milo should explain 10 the people Shen next he visits ms, are the spc
eide reasons for his more than four score pardons, by which he has
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18

liberated from the state prison that number of persons convicted of
vaious crimes by New Mexico juries and sentenced, by New Mexico
courts. That record as it stands, of itself alone, makes it impossible
for the people of New Mexico to elect Larrazolo governor again, I'M
less he can give the people evidence that he was right and jures and
courts We're wrong with regard TO these criminals.
When the governor has explained tho pardon record we will pre-
sent for his consideration in debate, other phases of his record which
demand public and entirely satisfactory explanation before he has a
right to ask a denomination from the republican party, or a re.elee-
ton by the people.
So long as this record stands without satisfactory explanation
and complete justification it will discount every phase of inuendo.
every form of personal abuse, every trick of evasion of the real issue
which Iarrazolo ami his hcnchmen may seek to use in the form of
attack upon The Herald.
Governor 1arrazolo is running for denomination and reelection.
Let him prove that he is worthy. We hold that his record proves him
unworthy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18

GOVERNOR cox denied he had
asked North Carolina Legislators not
to ratify woman suffrage. Just before
the unfortunate moment when North
Carolina legislature refused TO ratify.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18
COLO S
~ ." Second Eei FIDDLE

1T has been suggested hat instead
of putting Secundino Romero to
the trouble of II long journey to
Albuquerque. Governor Larrazolo
meet him in debate In San Miguel
county. the home county of both.
co
Also II is intimated that his
challenge to Ed NJ. Otero might well
be made to place the debate in
Valencia county.
THE REAL debate between LARA
colo and these gentlemen will come
In these counties In any event, and
not In Albuquerque.
THE LARRAZOl.O pardon record
IL n OF those minor details" which
the Mourning journal thinks should
be overlooked by the people while
they permit Hubbell ana Magee TO
put over his denomination.
90.
WE HAVE a Grievance. We are
being boycotted on the news. It's an
outrage. We resent Il. Governor
Larrazolo comes 10 town. His official
publicity representative refuses the
official presence to Il Herald reporter.
We annot get rear the Hotel Combs
throne room. The Mourning Journal
grabs on all the first hand executive
challenges TO JOINT debates and
things. Now what do you think OF
that
MIR. MAGEE says his platitudi-
forms music take definite shape In
~caucuaes, primaries and convention.
They must. His idea IL for every
body TO lay on and let their take
form In LArrazolo caucuses. Hubbell
primaries and a nice little personally
bossed convention which will permit
Larrazolo TO grab the delegation and
Hubbell to grab the county. It's per-
fectly simple n you suckers Will
just stand while you're being tied.
SUPPOSE NEW MEXICO should
be given Villa for trial? What would
be The use? Remember the Viliistas
who were pardoned by ~I.arrazolo?
PROFESSOR MEDBURY, who
predicts f6-cent gasoline within two
years IL II idea OF u real cheerful
person.
GOVERNOR cox denied ne had
asked North Carolina Legislators not
to ratify woman suffrage. Just before
the unfortunate moment when North
Carolina Legislature refused to ratify.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18

PROFESSOR MEDBURY, who
predicts 7b-cent gasoline within two
years IL our idea OF u real cheerful
person.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18
BIC NEWS FOR THE T

T,HE United States of America, the creates. nation in the world,
is 20 be congratulated today upon having taken the step that
= will make it still a greater nation. Ratification of the suffrage
amendment by the Tennessee Legislature today, gives women the right
TO vote. II is big news for our country. Into the politics and the
public business of this country comes a new and mighty influence for
right thinking. clean methods and right acting, as the voices Of "a
000OO0 women are heard not only in the homes but i'm the public coun-
ellis Of the nation.
The women Of The United States also are to be congratulated in
having come at last into a right which in justice should have been
theirs for many years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18

wAsulNgToN. ID. c.. Aug. Is
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p's" ~ -
Mitchell falmer, nus peen a.epn.ns-
Faker.'
u Us ullileult 70 pelieVe nut u ~ a
TACT that .oday mere ~ no boat run
ming on the historic James river be-
tween Noriolk ana ttichmohu' for
Years the olu dominion Line ran u
s,v"'" ~ ,ns sp,'ns WI ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-18
Music By a Poet

WHAT Is the use
TO spend twenty bucks
ON u pair Of shoes2
went to u store
AND got me a pair
WITH the picture
OF an old bald-headed mar
WHO told me the price him
self.
IT'S stamped on the sole
AND they are surely some
CLASSY kicks.
THiil showed me
Ali kinds Of styles and lasts
IN black and brown,
IN kid and calf aud kangaroo,
AND by buying those kicks
saved ten bucks.
AND where In Albuquerque
DO YOU get those shocsY q
WHAT brand are they?
WHY, don't you know
OLD Baldy's name IL
W. o.. DOUGLAS.
HE makes the best fitting
shoes
ever wore.
AND Just think Of II,
can't wcar 'em out.
. got 'em at the store of fame
KAHN'S FASHION SHOP
IL the name.
22O WEST CENTRAL.
AND ! swear
I always will wear
AS sure as barefoot goes a
goose,
". H. DOUGLAS SHOES.