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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17

Dr. w. q. James OF Birmingham,
Alabama. who attended the meeting
OF the state Baptist board here last
night. has gone to Birmingham.
The entertainment o the wives OF
the out-of-town Shrlners who VIII DO
In the city Monday will consist of an
automobile trip In the morning.
luncheon y the Alvnrado at noon
and possibly II theater party In the
afternoon. instead OF tho bridge party
as previously announced. The bridge
was cancelled because OF the uncer-
tain number of women who could be
expected to play. These entertain
mcnts will be exclusively for the visit
ing women The dance at the Ma
sonic Temple In the evening will DO
open to all shrincrs and their ladies'.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17
Bella Kun Escapes
From a Train

BERLIN. July t7.-Bela Kun, for
mer Hungarian communist dictator
and a number Of othur communists
who were being transported from
vDenna to Russia by way OF Ger
frontier s.dion on tSs sllesian-czUch
alpsaS> BORDER, according = a Breslau
dsspatch TO the Partner zeitnsS to-
day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-My wagon aud team, 8 and &
years old; good single driver; good under
the saddle; safe for anyone, win sell sepa.
Tately or together. Reason for selling Is
because OF broken wrist. Inquire $50 North
Second.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17

News item--Billy Sunday says
that In 'zi5 years the whole world
will have gone crazy.
By HAL NJ. OOCHHAfi.
Tai Ia. fair s~cnsibility.
You've been a good old friend;
But, even 80. twill not he long
Eyer we will reach the end
or feason for your being here.
You've brought us heaps Of bliss,
nut Billy Sunday says Ger long,
WN'or going TO look
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17

FOR RENT-small cottage furnished for
light housekeeping; also nicely furnished
room. !, A. Hammond. 1874 East Silver.
Phone l522.R
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17
DEATHS

u rHAvEzzrhe funeral Of Mrk. Ncstora
ChEvcz was held this morning Al 4 O'Clock
from the family residence at Atriaco. High
requiem mass waa said by Father Troy.
Burial was In the family plot nj Atriseo.
LAGAMA-tiss Aseencion Lagnma died
Isss nisss AZ a nss 1p sro w N ma me hi an
from Needles, Cal. Her mother was with
her. Funeral arrang--aentS will be an.
nounecd later.
MARRIhGE Licenses.
y! w. Means. Albuquerque: Mabel
Dow A~ibuuucr4uue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17

This vcrs IL written years from now.
In %fituristic tense.
pcrhnpa that Is the reason why
This thing contains no sense.
SO crttwl beneath your craxy quilt,
And common sense dismiss:
Then you Will know now II will seem
II When we All look
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-17

Twelve Wisconsin cities arc plan
ming aviation fields,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

WANTED--Porters. walters maids 1; dishwashers; yard men; women and men cooks, hotels in and out city; private homes cooks, buffers. maids, nurses: laborers, foundry, $3.o0, pay weekly: city lumber yard, steel plant. lice plant and rock quarry, s350 to $5.50 day, house rent free coal miners, turpentine laborers, chippers, s2.50 to $3 thousand; dip- pers S150 barrel; wagon driver. Ryan's Employment Bureau, 1913 1st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS

You can earn from $50 to s200 weekly demonstrating and taking orders from homes, auto owners and garages; work is permanent if desired and we guaran tee the sales if you work Selling abii- ity not necessary; sl5 deposit required, which will be refunded. Apply or write 90S Farley bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
Automobile Painting

Does your auto paint still retain a respectful appearance and the pro- tective ability to keep the metal from rusting? If not. see us. Don't pay a big price for an automobile and then allow the rust to eat up the fenders windshield. frame and other exposed parts of metal for the want of paint. Practice true economy and ask me about the best method of painting. We have the only modern steam heated shop in Birmingham, which will be appreciated by any man who really wants the best for the money spent. We work for your interest which in turn is for our own.
 Korb Painting Go.
 c. R. KORB. Mgr.
 1915 Avenue C..
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

WA WANTED-Ambitious young man of good address for permanent position w'cn large amusement corporation; must be able to make bond; the work is hard and hours long but good future for the right man. medium salary to start. Answer in own handwriting. Address P-92, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

sALEsMEN-s4 per day salary bssidss commission: deknonstrate new. sensa- tsonal article: ely and to travel Apply at once. 2ll7 sth ave-. N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

W WANTED-Saw filler foreman; machine shop foreman; electrical machinists; electric cranemen: 2 painters; sum mer resort hotel help; cafe cooks; lady stenographers cigar salesladies, gents furnishing salesladies, pattern makers: mine track foreman. walters: 1: jack drill runners; night watchmen; i; commissary clerk; draymen; auto painters; soda dispensers; taxi drivers; others. Producers Agency, l211l N. 21st
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

LUST OUT-Pocket cash register, rapid change maker and coin purse; shows cash on hand indicating additions, sun- fractions, automatically ingenious me chancal novelty. Retail $l.5O; agent sample, si Pocket Cash Register Fae- tory 5l02 S. Main st.. Los Angeles, Cal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

WANTED-A good sawmill man to build and run sta- tionary sawmill; average 25,000 feet per day; located in Coffee county, near Elba, Ala. You need not apply unless you have ref erences and experience with mill of this size. Must start work by June z. Phone or write H. l.. Crabtree Lumber Co.,, Greensboro, Ala.
 THE DOMESTIC LAUN- DRY requires the services of a laundry route man ; experience preferred, but not essential. Apply in per- son to MT. Hury, 2409 Ave. E.
 WANTED-A reliable col ored man to drive a Repub- lie truck. Apply to F. o. Watson, Salvage Furniture Store. Morris hotel. WANTED-Good solicitors a chance to make big money; salary and commits sion. Apply Circulation Manager, Age-Herald. FOR mechanics, engineers, etc., phone 1194.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

AGENTS WANTED-Sell Shawmut guar anteed shoes; exclusive territory; JAt- est styles sold at factory prices Write today. Shawmut. Box l32, Boston lo, Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
OFFICE MEN nsider yourself a progressive

OFFICE MEN Do you consider yourself progressive business man? Do you take advantage of the oppor- tunities that present themselves? Are YOU earning what you are worth :? We specialize in high-class commercial employment and are very successful in placing competent men. If you want to better yourself or do not think that your present position or fers the future you wish, call by and talk 1t over with us. We can help you.
 INTER AMERICAN CO,
 2218 Jeff Co. Bank Bldg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

DIRECT to car owner, 30x3, non-skid, sll75: tubes, s2 .25: other sizes in pro- portion; guaranteed 6,000 miles on hh-
 eral adjustment basis; big commissions; experience or capital unnecessary. Auto Tire Clearing House, 1500 West 18th. Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

PRINTERS-Postion for nonunion com positors, stone hands, cylinder press men and feeders; Kelly pressmeh Miller feeder operators; assistant Joo pressmen (feeders who can maNe ready) can be secured in New York ci,y, where high wages prevail. AnswerHS this ad will put in correspondence wi,h employers desiring mem no strike. Ad. dress H. Thompson, Room S05, 21 w. 45d st. New York City.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
EMPLOYMENT

HESP N WSSTED-F FEMNLE 5O HOUSEKEEPER wanted; mddle-age white worian, one without child, to cook and keep house for widower and small family; no washing to do; a good home for the right woman will pay good wages. W. D. suther. SlS lst ave- Pratt City, Ala, Phone Ensley eso. WANTED-First-cla sawmil and en- zine assemblers, Jones and Lamson screw. Machine operator for bar work; lathe hands; moulders and carpenters, steady work. Apply Harvey Steel Products Corn'n. Jackson. Tenn GIRI.S-Le1xn millinery; demand for mllliners increasing; making and trini- ming taught by artistic milliner in four to six weeks course for Sia; enter now for fall term Sparks Practical Milli- nery College, AZ Whitehall St, Atlanta, Georgia.
 WANTED-Yo oung lady stenographer. preferably one with good high school education and who has just completed business college. General Electric Co,. s42 Brown-Marx' Bldg.
 SAL per day salary, be- sides commission; demonstrate new sensational article, marvellous product of nature; city. and to travel Apply at once. 21l7 Sth Ave, N. W AN lED-DTlSnl Slrl WllH HlEu school training to work in payment for scolarship; opportunity to learn office methods. The Massey Busi- ness College.
 WRITE THE WORDS FOR A SONG We write music and guarantee publish er's acceptance; submit poems. pa triotic love or any subject. Chester Music Co, 920 s. Michigan. Suite 1871, Chicago.
 WANTED-A good cook; nice room in yard; two meals a day and good wages must know how to cook: good place for right party. Phone Main H1S-L2. WANTED-EXperichc pantry woman to take charge of workroom at night in wholesale Sandwich factory; must come well recommended. Call Main S359 GEN ERAL LMACHlNERY-New and sec ond- hand machinery. at Atlas Ma chinery and supply Co. No. 1 s. 2Jth st. Main 56J.
 WANTlsD- Experienced bundle wrap pers, only those with experience need apply; permanent position with good pay. Apply kaufman's, 2lS-i5 N. 18th. WANTED-Colored man for door tender; must be six feet tall and broad-shoul dered. Apply Mir Wicks, Tutwiler Hotel.
 YOUNG white woman: assistant book keeper. American Hotel, l730h 4th ave
 hr, wA>r~D-MAi.u or rkhALE 5i ----------------------
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
MRS. l.. w. PITTMAN,

MRS. l.. w. PlTTMAN,
 2O6 Realty Bldg. Main S4y2. Wanted. man for general office work, sl0o night watchman; woman stenog- rapher. legal work. $loc; men stenog- raphers, SIPS; governess, $50 and board housekeeper and pantry woman, s75 and board; 3 housekeepers. S10 week, board 6 walters: buffers; maids; call boy and cooks
 IRODt,CERs' Employment Agency, 12l1s 2Ist st. phone 119i furnishes positions and supplies bool<keepers stenographers, cashiers, clerks, salespeople, etc, for al lines of business.
 AGENTS WANTED-Women or men in every town and rural district to sell our remedy; can work regular or spare time. Pearson Remedy Co.,, Burlington. N. c.
 ACT in motion pictures; make 1t your profession: send stamp for free tryout Delight Film Co.,, Inc, Wabash ave. and 22d st.. Chicago.
 ACT in motion pictures, make 1t your profession: send stamp for free tryout Delight Film Co, Inc, Wabash ave and Twenty st. Chicago WANTED -- Experienced butler or waitress Apply Mrs. Robert Jemison. 1s Glen Iris park. Phone Main 4o3. IF YOU NEED A POSITION COME TO MRS. l.. w. PITTMAN POS REALTY BLDG. MAIN SAP.
 WANTED-High school students to take names for city directory. Call at l7O5H 3d ave. N.
 AGENTS WANTED 5. AGENTS-A real money maker. no talk ing necessary; special self-seling pan does the work; you simply distribute and collect: our price 25c: others charge 35c sure repeater. over is) per cent profit and a rapid seller. Carry a days supply in your pocket; sl0 a day easily made: hustlers can double it This is an honest, reliable proposi- tion backed by 25 years of success. Particulars free. Write today A post card will do Honest John. Dept F.. 5 N. Wabash ave. Chicago
 EXTRAORDINARY opportunity is of fered ambitious men to become distrib- utors for new product now being mar keted: no competitions; demand every where; valuable exclusive sales rights given free. complete sales helps and full cooperation assures success start small and grow: sl,GO0 automobile given free: opportunity to establish large business netting sl0.0Oo yearly act inn mediateiy Garfield Mfg. Co. Dept. lo7. Garfield Bldg. Brooklyn, N Y. OUR city and country agents nlakn1 money fast. Mrs. smith. Virginia. first month. over sl00: Mrs. Brooks. Virgin a. over $50: Thompson. Tennessee, 500; Horn, Georgia. $l0o; Long. Alabama. si5o: Hill. Kentucky. spare time. over $.5:. JenNs. Arkansas. si25; pleasant, re- fined work: write today for free agen- cy terms Fairy Creme. Face Powder. Hair King Pomade; big list. Charles Ref Co.,. Chattanooga, Tenn, Sl4 Cherry.
 AGENTS everywhere. either sex, can make big income selling our wonder ful new discovery, "Rainproof. for straw hats: every man and woman possible customer; does not affect col- or or straw; makes any hat look new entire season: exclusive agency on lib- eral terms; only a few dollars re- guired. Butterwick Laboratories, l4U Broadway. Dept. 2. New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

AGt,NTS-Ciet all your own clothes, ties. shirts. etc. free and make big money besides; take orders with our line. the only one in America that shows both tailoring and furnishings, and besides gives an extra pair Of pants free With suit Write for outfit right now. Wright & Co. Dept i5, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

BIC PROFITS selling Jubilee spark lii- tensier to auto owners. garages. pan ishes spark plug troubles; saves gas' exclusive territory. Jubilee ME. CI'. 17h sta C. Omaha. Neb.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

ACENTS-Sl00 weekly; automobile own CTS everywhere wild with enthusiasm; marvellous invention doubles power. mileage, efficiency; saves its cost hrsr day; sensational sales everywhere: ter ritory going like wldhre; s2S sample outfit and Ford car free Write quick. OVee Co., Dept. 40l, Louisville. Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
TIGHT BARREL SHAVE SAWYER"

Wanted, at once, to saw at our mill at Yerger. Miss. Write or telegraph Le- land Slave Co. Leland, Miss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

MEN operating Talco Doughnut Portable Cooking Selling Stands earn s2o to sop daily; beautiful stands. $l00 on trial Talbot Mfg. Co, St. Louis, Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

HUDS SON MECHANIC--We need a man who Is thoroughly experienced on Hudsons; posi- ton open at once and offers an attractive salary and con- nection. See ]. B. Potter x
 Co, 502 S. goth st. Main 3745.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

CASH in on bone-dry bill; make $ day easy: will show you how with our concentrated Pure Fruit Drinks: want ed everywhere; small package. just add water Here's the chance of a nfe- time Grab your territory. Write quick American Products Co. 4lf American Bldg Cincinnati. O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

Employment Agency, 12l1A 2lst st., phone 119i, furnishes positions and supplies bookkeepers, stenographers, cashiers, clerks, salespeople, etc. for al lines of business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

EARN easily s10 daily and more distrlh- uting established line summer drinks foods, flavoring extracts, soaps, toiiet rrepara tions Write for complete ''W onder Outfit" Crofts & Reed. zsfa Austin ave- Chicago
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

LOOK. GIRLS-Here is your opportunity to learn millinery at small cost; thor ough course guaranteed for $35: besr school in south: open now for summer classes; be Independent; millinery pays Write Mrs. Lyle, New York Milin- cry School. 249 Arcade, Atlanta. Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

THE largest exclusive manufacturers Of art calendars, business greetings anI direct mail advertising campaigns; has' attractive southern territory open fcr live-wire salesman. Business so bi- we are erecting large addition to fac- tory.: liberal commission contract with weekly expense check. Address fu;ly for personal interview. Sales NanaSer, the Geriach- Barklow Co. Joilet.s III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

AGENTS WANTED-Women or men in every town and rural district to sell our remedy; can work regular or spare time. Pearson Remedy Co.,, Burlington,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

WRlTu ThE. WORDS FOR A SONG We write music and guarantee publish ers acceptance; submit poems. pa triotic, love or any subject. Chester Music Co.,, 92O s. Michigan, Suite 1871, Chicago,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30
,A LN.> nrN u ANTED ?

on commission basis. now calling on the automobile trade in Alabama, to take on high class accessory in connection With his present line man having pres- tige with the better class of trade' will find we have an attractive proposition; not an auto speciality but an auto necessity used univer- sally Representative will be at, Hotel Tutwiler today. hours. a. m. to D. m. to ' p. Ill. Ask for MT. n F Williams
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

ACT in motion pictures; make 1t your profession; send stamp for free tryout Delight Film Co.,. Inc, Wabash ave and 22d St. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-30

AGENTS wanted everywhere to sell Garrity's permanent waving fluid :; every woman and child craves it. send % cents for sample and full starting particulars; greatest seller of the age; make S10 day easy; wonderful toilet side line; big profit Write l.. NJ Garrity x Co.,, Inc, S1 Bedford street Boston, Mass.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
FORTUNE FOR THE NAN
WHO STOPS THIEVINC

WASHINGTON. D. @, Aug. T.
The fortune OF the man who invents
a scheme 10 prevent the theft OF
automobiles already - made.
Automobile thieves are giving po-
lice Of all the large cities throu gh-
out the country additional work and
making life miserable for thousands
OF owners OF cars. Many suggestions
have been made 20 the police as 20
how owners might be able 10 pro-
tect their cars, and police officials
declare a solution OF the problem
would bring millions OF dollars 70
the one who solves Il.
Everybody should be made 20
paint his name on his car" Is a sug-
gestion received by the washington
Lolice. while another person goes
him one better with a suggestion
that the owner should have his pic
ture painted on one OF the doors.
Attach an explosive that will ex-
plode and make a loud noise when
the car starts" Is the suggestion OF
one interested person. and another
says he thinks 70 electrically charge
a machine so a person touching II
would receive a shock would be a
means +" OF protecting Il against
thieves.
ment Of an iron-clad law for the
punis nment OF automobile thieves
would mean much to automobile
owners in the protection OF their
machines and 70 the police in redue-
ing the number OF thefts.
Make II incumbent upon the
courts and prosecuting officers 10
try every person arrested for theft
Of machines and make severe peni-
Tertiary sentences obligatory" said
an interested person, and the num-
Der OF thefts probably will be great
~ reduced.
Make the Lenalty not less than
Ave years." he added. land let
there be no such thing as being
placed on probation. Treat all Of
tenders alike and probably in a
short while all such persons will be
in prison or will have abandoned
the dishonest practice. The plan is
worth a trial" he concluded.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
NEBRASKA FARMERS.
FOR NJ BIG LEAGUE
Organization Capitalized at
Two Million Will Elimi-
nate Middlemen.

LINCOLN. Neb. Aug. What
is said to be the largest cooperative
organization OF farmers in the Uni
ted States has just been formed
here 1t will market the grain Of
the 10000 members of the Ne
braska Farmers Union and clint
nate middlemen and brokers.
The organization, known as the
National Cooperative company.
with a capital authorized at $1,000
600. according 10 G. H Gustafson,
of Lincoln, president OF the state
union and organizer and president
OF the company, has 1900 locals.
500 grain elevators. 80 general
stores, three creameries and two
flour mills. besides nearly a hun
dred shipping associations.
The union also has a stock
commission office in the wards Of
Omaha, Sioux City. St. Joseph and
Denver, and a big wholesale ex-
change In Omaha that carries ev-
erything from farm implements TO
groceries to supply It's retail stores
The corporation. Mr.. Gustafson
said, expects soon 10 build or lease
big terminal elevator in Lincoln
or Omaha and negotiations are In
progress for seats on the Lincoln
and the Omaha grain exchanges.
A regular commission business
will be conducted for local compan-
les participating. Mr.. Gustafson
said, and net profits Will be pro-
rated on the basis OF business done.
after the company pays eight per-
cent dividends on its stock.
The corporation also plans TO
find a market for all farm products.
70 locate and build elevators and 10
give technical assistance IN book
keeping and accounting methods 10
participating members.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
WHITE GIRLS ARE
WED TO CHINESE
IN BRITISH ISLES
Black Men Also Figure in
Problem Confronting
London Judges.

LONDON. CBy Mail)-London
magistrates arc perplexed over the
problem Of young girls infatuated
with the yellow and black men who
have their residence around Lime
house.
Miss Lee. a property owner and
the guide. philosopher and friend
Of her Chinese tenants says that in
her experience the Cinnamon, while
they certainly do regard the wife
as a chattel are not cruel TO her
and quite number Of them are eX-
ceedinCly chivalrous The men,
she said. do not go out OF this
district 20 look for the women. The
women come here"
A woman missionary. after CON
versing with some Of the young and
pretty girls who have taken up
permanent residence in Limehouse.
saws that in her opinion most Of
them go among the cOlored men in
search OF adventure, after reading
sensational literature or seeing
Chinese sims A few OF these girls
are OF an educated and refined type.
and many OF them uncommonly
pretty.
There are many Whte wives IN
Chinatown" she said. Heaps more
today than in times past. One girl
brings another They are attract
cd by the strangeness and unfamil-
lar quality OF the Oriental The
Chinese give no trouble. but the
sblack men do. They have no such
ideas of chivalry as the Cinnamon
have"
Recently at the Thames Police
Court. Magistrate Cairns. said this
extraordinary infatuation was the
greatest problem he had 70 deal
with.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08

so, while Kansas has had one
better wheat year and other better
corn years. and one year when the
total OF both exceeded the 1920 esti-
mated total. this years wheat and
corn total far outdistances any other
in value.
Figure the wheat at $3.50 a bu-
shell; that's 367 y million dollars.
Figure the corn at 81 a bushel.
that's $50 million dollars Total
(still with an eye on the SUM is
517h million dollars.
Other Crops, Too.
And. on. yes. consider these ether
items
Potatoes, estimated 4.S54.0O0 bu-
shells: last years crop was 5.l6S. 900.
oats, 50, 400 600 bushels this year;
last year, 44.200. 900.
Barley, I6,6OO,OOO bushels: last
year, $1,000
Second cutting OF alfalfa, 500, 64s
tons.
England has $4,000 dependent
blind persons.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-08
POILU'S WIT PLEASES
GREAT MAN OF FRANCE

PARIS, Aug. 7.-'FOch will
keep US waiting IS or 20 min
utes," said the sentry at the Care
du Nord recently while the spec
ial train that was 10 bear the
French delegation 70 Sra was be-
ing shunted on the siding.
An elderly little man, wearing
the undress uniform Of a general
OF division, military medal. War
Cross and Legion Of Honor. saun-
tered up and quite amiably said:
You might at least call him
Marshal Foch.'"
The soldier took one glance al
the general, then standing rigid
at attention, repliedi Zone never
says Marshal Caesar or Marshal
Napoleon, Monsieur lie Mar
echal."
Smiling broadly, Marshal Fcch
entered the special train.