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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-17
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1920-12-17

The Federation is non-political and
the very fact that the constitutions
of the state am national organizes
tions provide for the resignation of
an officer as soon as he becomes i
candidate for political office, should
keep it out Of politics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Ballet Dancer
Is Engaged For
The Auto Show

The most paiustaking en forts are be-
ing taken 20 make the coming auto
shoW "a success. Among b most re-
cen bookings, Mrs knight OF England
and "a ballet dancer uf International
rcpute Is scheduled 90 give intorprc-
iaiivc dances each night OF tho show.
Mrs. Knight has occupied an cutiahle
position on tho English stage and wuE
accorded houors by some uf tho
crowned heads Of Europe. 4 specially
constructed singc viii be built for
those dances which will be given each
night ut Q %. m.
Tho %populHoo Of Albuquerque Will
undoubtedly bel crauiuE their uccks
next week when fuu huge motor
birds" begin 10 announce their APP
proach from the sky. \ huge Dem
yer turtiss- iiumphrics three passen-
ger airplHnc VIII take mp passengers
and any one wishing 20 see A%lhuqucr-
nuc from tho clouds should leave
nnmcs with secretary Watkins Of ne
chamber OF commerce who will book
reservations. in addition 20 tho lem
yer plane. thrcr army planes will give
exhibitions otcrY afternoon Of the
show.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
PRICE OF CLOTHING.

~ mrsenen al ne price charged. coihing prH~s have ~ Increased a sto
a.. an lr Incredible we wouldn't believe II " We did hot hctmdy pay out
~ Nrionei wool Growers association recently lad down neurss 70
naus4 nHt tnt tufdf anrumt-offnv wool going into n suit Of aR-Wooi cloth.
As for nj aveage as man does not eSeeet SO, im cost THU M Wool
grower passes IN buck and proves that he a nt responsible Tor M prices
81 fada5 Ts aenidtal n eernn- The difference between s7s7 and 500
~ funne q rreat many people participate In me. fs2ss taat remains
al she nHre of 1oinrs ff0 suit FINN The wool securing plant 10 IN man
mo df<ara IN st al Xour door eferyckN must have share ofranizei
tutors cannot BE- gettnE A ui slack preiueten cannot be CHARGED asains,
fhr Wnolen mills lohe The retail dealer has his bills from his manufacturer
and hr jobber 10 show what he pays and what his profit 3. he s not AFRAID
to show ln 1inr either
Ve note IN q current trade paper the assertion. apparently demonstrated
- .eeN4I4 haf IN nannn H. nov short 500 zoe pounds Of wool In
.rofher uuhlIrnfion appearn the statement that n ~ the wool were made
to IA .ncnca cloth. al omuarau ngh- weight there would De put . 10
~da fr each inhabnnnt Of the United stntesa Europef nt enough 20
MAKE Al necrane nau'H nit Of cfothess n icntng nothing over Tor 'Anhld
~ ~ r s~dt t5-waaf ralnienis There would be 90 wool left for blankets. over
.oL. Mrussaa uf0n3onHe obe fts for boots uWd a hundred or 30 ounei
a4fn1ea hat are mile NECESSARY
Perhaps his may have something t. do with the price OF wooden
clothing noe
Perhaps clothing. like m other necessary products will stay up until
we qu1 talking end arguing and accusing ench other Of trying TO Job
the rest ~ us-npa get down 70 producing some more.
For a man who has no ntendon ~ nlgning himself IN o partisan was nt
effective line Of partisan press aRenung " recall having seen; lot even ex-
rerflus tne rropaEandn arrangements In behalf o. me MCAdoo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
FANCY DANCING ON
PROGRAM AT THE U.
Pupils or Minnie B.
Wittmeyer To Give En-
hibition Tonight

An evening Of mhzic. rendlng and
aesthetic dancing. Including an ex-
hihliion OF toe dancing wiil be given
Tor the Community Playhouse asso-
ciaiion "a Rodey Han on the uni-
Nefsiiy campus az y o'clock tonight.
The performers viii be pupils in the
dancing classes ~ Minnie 81. Witt
meyer. Instructor In physical training
and dancing az the university.
Toe dancing b. easy u the tlancer
applies enough intelligence and en-
ergy," said Mrs. Wittmeyrr yesterday.
when surprise was EXPRESSED thnt
pupils with less tnan n years train
lng were able 10 give a public OK
hihtion Of the art. The idea that
one has tu begin TOE dancing in child
hood tn become proficient * q mis-
taken one"
This "a the first year tina classes
To- rhythmic dancing have been oner-
81 az the state university. The girls
have been much Interested in the art
ana have presented some very credit
able dances u Is expected that the
dancing viii Doe q feature OF tho an-
nual musical comedy OF the uuivcr-
riy this spring.
The program for tonight follows.
Overture-InivorHitv orchestra.
Rustic Courtshtp-Hy Blanche GU
Icy aud Dorothy Stevenson.
nswn--By Nellie FAlkgnhurg.
The Dcbutnutes Uoe dancol BY
Elizabeth O'Haru aihd Myu Jackson.
The New Bunnett-Hy Ethel Witt
never.
STAR and Stripes Interpretation of
Sousafs famous march ~ Winonah
Dixon.
Reading The Passing Of the
Third Floor Back" tIcromo ~ de-
rome) hy Minnie D. Wittmcver.
Musical accompaniment Tor the
dances will be furnished hy Miss lAl-
liam Patton az the plano and Miss
Dorothy Cameron ON the Violin.
The entertainment o. free to- MEM
hcrs of thc Community Playhouse
association. A small admission charge
Is made to others The public is in-
NIfed 90 attend.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Information Bureau
For Ex-Service Men

To more thoroughly ucuualut me
oy-soldicr with the measures that the
government has provided for his tu-
lure welfare. the service and in-
formation bureau. under the direction
BIZ tIeut Col Matthew g. Smith VIII
bo represented here. The Object OF
this branch uf the war department b.
to gel 40 touch with ~oN-sorNlcc men,
whether soldiers. sailors, or marines,
assist thom iu procuring employment
and giving them gratis Information
regarding tn,ir claims for pensions,
etc. The service and Information
branch has been established since
April ana n1v up to- the present time
assisted ihD ned CroHH % other
welfare agencies In securing Jobs for
almost I 400. uO0 men.
Lieut. Edwin NJ. Lundbcrg was in
this C,ty yesterday 10 solicit tho CO.
operation ut 600 agencies, such az The
s.. ". g.. A.. Is. % e., jewish We'll
fare. Masour Chamber Of Commerce.
ETC.. to put thIs branch of the army
ON e WORKING basis Ia this community.
rhe idea set forth Is that all Of the
various organizations are certain 10
have cnscs OF uucared Tor soldiers
brought to Their attention md these
should bc reported iu the service and
Information branch immediately, \
meeting of 600 the ureanizations pa
the city was held last niHht nt the
3 a. g.. a. whore they became Ht'
uuulnttd with The scheme
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

phop' The twins landed with "a
hump When they had hlinkfd their
ewes a minute 70 sort Of rrt ilirit
sci SEES. they saw ihry were in d
strange country, but they rather sua
pectcd where d WINS. u was this way.
When the children had tAited to the
Wnny little man in tha woods about
the land - Lost ThiHrs. all they alid
was. "Dh. don't you wish We were
thcrci And there the, we're quiOk
AS a wink. IT'S no secret that tho
hinEfcui mushroom heard Them. and
told the Kind erccp shoes 90 get husa
asked q voice suddenly hcHidc them
I'm tho CROSSING policeman. ANA
Nick nearly frli over shun he ruror.
nized u whistle ~ had Lost. Thc
whistle. too. SEEMED surprised TO- sec
them.
We don't know answered Nanc,
jocko. DO you know if he's here
~ can't say replicd IA. whistle.
Things only COME hctr when thty
are really lost ami never ten hp found
Are We lost n never To- Doe found F
asked Nick uuXinuHlN.
.HumnnH are different answered
the whistle but ful call e taxi uud
send you no the palace whore you
may Inquire Aud d whistle blow
q shrin piast.
Right away 70 cute little car rolled
M with pennies tor wheels. Ami
who snouid De driving 10 but q light
fed soldier who jumped out aud open
ED the door
Nancy got in first and Nick was
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Income Tax Facts
You Should Know

At0AAA ~ ~ ~ ATANAHtAH
WHO-single persons who had not
Income n $1,000 or more for The
year 1919.
Married couples who had not
Income or $1,000.
WHEN March as. 1920. Is final date
Tor filing returns and making
nrst payments.
WHIHE-collac;0r Of Internal revo-
nus for district IN which the per-
son resides
HON aFau directions on Form 1880
a ana Form ipfu. also the law
ana regulations.
WHAT -Four per cent normal TAX
hn Hkahlo income uu 10 $1,000
Ia oxccs OF exemption. Right
urf rent normal tax Of balance
Of taxable Income furtna. from
per cent 10 90 per cen on net
Incomes over 5000.
Poker Pla,e. pleasc Give Atteniioni
ftncio sam wants TO know how
much sou won az poker last year.
,&ona III his b~uHlnens" ynu aay ?
rneras whore squire mistaken, Tax
ahia income for The year 1913 IN
sI,,dsr gained IN ramhiinE
fi,.fifs made ~ violation ~ laws and
rfenlatlona are none the less taA-
thia. 70 it, up 10 you p%ennynnte'
$3.50 WHOSE poker accounts arc on
~ right side Of the ledger 10 come
What about the %loserss" Well
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Scott To Put On
a Show At Clovis

clovis Eiks have arranged with
Joe Scott. 10 produce their next
minstrel and comedy show The on
recruitment VIII be given on March
~ be- two parts. The first part viii
b. an old fashioned Minstrel show
with a cotton field background The
second part viii be "a tabloid musical
comedy entitled "OasOlinr Gus" This
sketch b. written around The people
who live Co and around Clovis and
viii be filled with incai popular SONGS
and musical hits. The cast VIII be
made up Of home talent actors and
actresses and a chorus Of pretty girls.
during the action 81 this play Scutii
viii Introduce his latest New Mexico
sone, entitled New Mexico You Have
Been Mighty Good 70 Me"
Mr. scoiil produces his lest show
for the American Legion in Roswell,
the sth and eth OF April
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
HOW ABOUTITa

THE state department OF education recently issued a bulletin commenting
= sry fasorby on the. condition Of Bernahno county rural schools and
lion oil Mira John ". Wilson. The commendatory statements about the
county suprInftndenia work are thoroughly merted. The excellent work
being dOn M caar OF congrRtuiauon. II IN especially worthy Of note because
al conditions that are far from favorable.
Men % uom who are 0mpetent 20 teach "a Berualnl0 county rural
school class arce ompetent 20 hold positions ht nW uaN from Aio "a montl
natidc OF Albuqutfque All o. these but nv are paid less thar AloV "a month.
tho year The average pay Of Bernnlllo county school teachers h. SO Il
month.
Te wage In this county il a higher average than a majority of the
counties Of New Mexico
How many % ua In our various lines or business would expect results
these days from an empieye who was m a wage Of $3.50 o year and. who
wma rhnrtcd with a responsibility as great rs that f the grounding Of educa-
fn On te children Of the Immunity
The argument that here may be teachers In New Mexico rural schools
Who aN noi worth more tfan they get n so Clearly M idle argument in the
faee 81 fact that ihe best D none too good IN the work thu must be done in
this state. ~ We ire a get anywhere.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Colds
Break
Get instant relief with
"Pape's Cold Compound

Don't stay %1umcd-up' Quit blow
ing aud snunling' a dos" uf 'lHpos
Cold compound" taken every two
hours until three doses are ukcn
usually breaks nap Z cold and ends uul
prippc misery.
The very first dose opens your
-cioggcd-up n~ostrils and the abr pass
ages of your head. stops muse rum
ming; relieves tho headache, duiiucsa
i~cNerishuoss. suDC1iug. soreness. -uu-
upss
"rHpcs cold ~Compound' iH the
quickest. suroHt rplipi known and
costs only % Tow cents Ht drug stores.
n acts without assistance Tastes
nice, Contains no uuiniuc. Insist un
Papc's!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

An examination Tor clerk and car
rior will be- held at tho %postonico boz
this city con- Aurl s. Age limit Dos
as 10 40 years ON the date uf tho exc
animation. Married women will not
Doe admitted tn the examination. This
prohibition. however. does not apply
tu women who are divorced. but they
ARE eligible for appointment only us
clerk.
Applicants must he physically
sound, ana male applicants must be-
not less than o feet 4 inches in height
In bare feet. and weigh not less than
1876 pounds without oyercoat un.
For application blanks 7nd FOR fun
information rclntive 90 the csaminHt-
ions qualifications duties. salaries.
vacations. promotions. etc, address
immediately. s w. Busch. sccrctar, ,
board Of civil service examiners. post
onice albuquerque. n. NJ.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH


You foei nno in a few moments.
Your cold in head or cliurrh viii Doe
gone Your clnrped uostrlls VIII open.
The air passages of YOU head will
clear ana you can breathe freely. M
moro duliuess. headache. mo- hawking.
snuniilr, mucous dischurFcs or dry
css; NO strurgiinE for breath nt
night.
Toll your druggist YOU want 70 small
hottie 81 Eiy's Cream Balm. Apply
O. little OF this fragrant anflrrpuc
cream ln your noEiriis Def it penetrate
through crory ulr passage OF tho
leod. soofho and heuls The swollen.
iuflamed mucous membrane, and rec
LIEF Inn Instantly
n D. Just What every cold aud cu-
tarrh sunerer needs Don't stay stun
ed-up ana miserable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
MEREDITH HITS THE BALL

QEFORE he became q Statesman. Secretary OF Agriculture Meredith was IN
- advertising mar president b. the great association of American Adycfts-
ing clubs Ie BE- duinr honor ID the profession. He has been q cabinet ohc'r
uwo weeks and ha hit the ~ Tor a clean. scofe twice" Mefedhh sreFd
nrh when be demanded that he tmnb populated western states. VIII. Wen
tn IN federal road funds than the enormously wealthy eastern states mat
have no Idle and unprodnctse public domain Meredith knows his west
The new secretary scored again when he called attention 10 the penny
paiy" being ADOPTED toward appropriations for the Department ~ Agricul-
lure and it's educational work OF an times when appropriations for spread
ms the propaganda Of aEricultural production should not be suspended or
Development and education 20 hts coruuymen. and being one Of the greatest
nafrrmenl I'M hi country. he viii probably succeed " he ~ let alone TO work
vi mis- own policy and plans Meredith knows his nations greatest need:
which hs more production anu nrore intelligent cnot toward Increased
production.
Unfortunately the chances arc slim for Mr. Meredith to De bet alone Ions
enough 70 put over two great ideas
Toulouse Tor congress Fine; but 81 which uoket2 Perhaps since the
Inajor served through a part OF the war with Hoover he is 10 be- rn oE the
Mower Ticket
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

ahout tn follow. when suddOuly De
stopped. The iin soldier seemed very
familiar
THEN Nick laughed 'Nhy. J lost
you down o. crnck Boz the board walk
last summer. didn't IT," De- cried
You're General perahinri'
AZ your service said the tia SOLE
dler aniuuun graudls. = wtnicd six
months Co ho found. then came here.
I hope the army b. WE'LL
Pretty wcli. alid Nick. douhtfuily.
but There's only two left. tIl toll Noii
about % lknin We have 60 hurry +"
Then he climbed into The cab and Cen
crui ncrHhlug shut the door
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
mas RAZOR DREAM
AND RAISES CNiN.

LONDON Here's "a ttp 10 INC
Ifalous. Coo tu Turkey "a have 20
dream Then come home Hnd talk
tn your vito with % ra1nr In your
hand. Tom Bagahaw worked thr
system Ho dreamed ono niFhl ~
Conaiantiuoplc that his wife was an
faithful ue argued with a razor
when he returned. She confessed.
They're both in Jail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

fhHf's dlnofnnf UlHFlI I0Hso8 are moi
deduefihle.
Heres n TYp "a Walters.
n the service isn't up 20 she stand
ara these days. don't blame he
waiter. Maybe his abstraction IL due
10 the fact that he's figuring on tho
amount OF tax ne viii have to pay on
his tips Tor last year. such gratuitirT
20 walters. bell boys. porters. etc.,
r. not regarded AZ gifts. but Hr
compensation for personal service
rendered. And the government nur-
poses 70 collrct also from the person
who owns the "hat-checking privi-
leEes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Mr.. BRYANlNTHE GALLERY.

CONE democrats IN Nebraska. with the hearty sympathy 81 q lot Of demo-
> rats snoehare I'M the ouuug ave announced their Intention to releeats
William Jeu1nnlt Bran to D seat IN thu gallery In the San Francisco con-
tfhuuH Their ability 10 do 80 H. pen 70 question But n would be well for
tlur who make The edwt 70 keep tn mind The, TACT that Mr. hgan once az
1n IN rInfrf or a. tmurraur auouu convention. being unable 90 sHturc a
seat ~ hs sate deeSatson IN mo Aoor. He took his seat IN me eaier N
"Wednesday and or Friday he was the conventions nominee for president
Nh Bryan might not b. able 10 repeat that speetacuar perfornanrc m
pan runrhanf hut Ms opponents may bet their bottom dollar that whether
be in hn Voice from I'M Cutlery o. from te floor. the candidates neuinrt
whom that voice y directed Will not be te democratic nominee for president
IN 1890. whether hsn name be ,Hooyer. NcAdoo " another q the taNorfes
~ today
Experienced denocrhgc convention generals have learned by experience
mat IL pay 10 treat ar Hranw with the consideration due 10 a veteran leader
who - rN LEADING
We have JUS finished reading the Year Book Of me OF the great pack
fnK cnnrrrs nnJ cannot refrain from eSrrestng he SURPRISE We eel ~ INC
rcUI ~ the Institution IN the face b. such N injustice a. % mas
rttetta al the hands Of press and public during a trying and dtsasron.
Yfar Such courage IN M fnce Of injustice MERIT rewards " n sutstanfL
nature and appears o he eeuinB he said reunrda.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27
Menaul Five Plays
High School Tonight

The Mcnnui and nigh school has-
kcthnll dives viii clash at tho Armory
tonight Both teams have cuyinhie
records this season, and as tho High
school "a go rr'ullHtn ~ former de-
feat 100 the hand. of MenhuI the rumc
tuulEht VIII o.. &c good one Gimcs
with El lnso uud clovis iIiHh have
been scheduled for nest month These
VIII De- played ut Albuquerque ANA
draw thr basketball srusuu to- ID CLOSE.
Thv closest race I ever saw do
tlur"u the Sg%utchruuu. was one m
which b. horse atuns hN 70 hcr. won
h} TOE eighth OF the swelling ON his
uusp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-27

lhat's aiaer'0t. m'Fal losses are moi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
slo7.el6s70Ti

Foreign hills 81 exchange or
urtf ~ ~ s; sTs.SI
.of Tho total loans and discounts shown
above fhc gr-ount on which interest ah1
discount was charged at rates IN eNcsss OF
those prrnlftcd hy law Sec. jt01, Key. STAT
tcvciusiyc of notes upon which total c.Arge
not 10 exceed so cents was madcl waa Nis@s-
4q5 al The number OF such loans ~ III.
state Of New York County OF New y ERIK. S..
u l.. HASKtNS. Cashier Of the above
named bank do solcrnnly swear that INC a,p2Ne
st,fcrn,-If n true 20 the best OF my knowledge
srS heller b L. HAsKINs. Cashier.
subscribcd and sworn 20 before me thS
10th day Of November 1920
UGROID /. FIERNfAN. Notary Public,
\ y Co No. 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
DETROIT.
SUE TO BAR ROADS FROM
RAISING RATES IN STATE
Public Bodies Join Against
Long Island Line.

Deputy Attomey-General Griffin asked
supreme Court Justice Benedict yes
terday FOR a temporary injunction re-
straining the Long Island Railroad and
the Staten Island Rapid Transit Rail-
road from putting proposed rate in
creases into effect He was supported
by the city Of New York. tho Public
Service Commission ana the Queens
Chamber Of Commerce, all OF which had
received permission to intervene
Justice Benedict reserved decision but
directed that the stay issued by Justice
Csey Friday ibe continued. II he
grants the temporary injunction 10 will
remain in force untu the Attorney Cen
erals action for permanent Injunction
is decided
Deputy Attorney General Griffin de-
clarcd that both roads operated solely
within this state. were engaged in in
trastate business and were therefore not
under the Jurisdiction OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission. which directed
tho rate Increase They have threat
ened to raise their rates 20 per cent for
passengers and 90 per cent. for freight.
he said.
r. H. Nelson. who appeared for the
Staten Island road. said his road was
not properly a party TO the proceedings.
as IL hda not filed any schedules with
the Public Service Commission ndicat-
Ing an Intention 90 raise rates.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-30
CURB SECURITIES
ADVANCE SLIGHTLY
Most Issues i'm Outside Market
Show Small Fractional
Improvements.

Moderate activity and a slight up
ward movement in prices, following a
dull and irregular session early. charac-
terized yesterdays dealings in curb
securities. Small fractional improve
ments were noted in most issues. GEN
eral Asphalt was in better demand after
a lower opening. The new per cent
bonds were traded in for the first time
Rights to subscribe were offered slight
ly lower.
The Ryan group of stocks were weak
but displayed stronger tone In the
later trading. Ryan Consolidated fell
to new low OF below 10, and Ryan
Petroleum. which was merged into Ryan
Consolidated. also changed hands at a
new bottom price of /. The bid price
of Stutz Motors was around 100.
International Petroleum sold slightly
higher, and there was better demand
for Maracaibo and Carib Syndicate after
lower openings. Industrials were quiet
but moved slightly higher, and moder-
ate activity was shown in some metals
such as Boston and Montana and
Eureka Croesus.
Total sales and range of prices fol-
low: