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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Boom For HOOUer Launched
At Dinner GiUen By Col. House
Philadelphia Paper Dcoses Alleged Real Bacer of Mysterou
Candidate-Dodge and Morgan
Backing Him

About a week ago Barnes ~ =
trade dinner. nominated Hoover FOR
president. attempted TO classify him
politically as a Progressive republican,
out served warning on the republicans
that " they do not accept Hoover a.
cindidnfc 'hs democrats might
avail themselves OF this uliuring
chance To- have winning candida
Incidentally be gave % sort pf VIZ
carious assurance that Hoover would
accept the democratic nomination
The matter was put by the report
nrs 20 Hoover. who was ready with an
oruUWpr rcpiv o. lefi HIM free fo
do anything that occasion might sug-
Evrt
within four days the New York
World made ITS declaration q Hoov-
rr. Explaining Itg position. the world
said 10 would Doe glad 10 support him
as a candidate on platform that
represented the historical principles
~ the democratic party u would
be- glad 70 support him Hs an indc-
pendent candidate on platform Of
progressive liberalism, ana 10 would
mot hesitate tu support him rs the
republican candidate ON platform
representing the kinu Of government
which Hoover cXcmpnficd IN his pub
iiC career
The Worlds declaration set the OH
7 uNHnmfIANAf NIAANAeAAANn ~ wv hhNH
The senators who meckly have taken
orders from Wilson for seven years
in the hope OF inheriting his mantle
I couldn't soc Hoover with telescope.
and they used "a megaphOnv in telling
/ u 10 the world.
But the widespread Hoover upri-
Ing lsu little doubt tina tine able ant
Eo.sclcs- COT House bad done ru %
/ fob. The Sew ErpuhllC. u pcrinutcut
.. .. a. Hon q
kind uf n',rnntiuualIsm and operated
hy col Houses personal friend q,
come. out this week fHr Hoover Tho
devoted - + NJ editorial writer
OF Life also picks Hoover ps th" sue.
v,ssor uf Wilson iu lts alteration OF
the white house.
In the meantime the other demo
cratic aspirants are living 100 dtrni
that the ut.lc TpNas colonel viii give
untther dinner From present Hp-
pcaranccs that would mtk" Hoover
unanimous in the democratic con-
Ncuttou
Always with the possible exception
. of Bryan iH the doubtful background
Strangely enough at tho same TIME
the North American priut-u ',s story
tho Philadelphia Public Ledger. nM H'
rt by cyrus u *. Curtis. one ut the
guests at col. IA uses luncheon ana
IA very close friend Of wilson. printed
In i.s most prominent position uh ln'
first page % story that Herbert Hoover
II Woodrow Wilson's candidate Tor
the white house. The story appeared
under this head Hoover choice ul
Wilson Tor the HresidcucN'
The story under a Washington ddi'
"Horbcri Hoover is Woodrow WI
SONS candidate fpr the prcsidcu
THAT assurance was given Co.. th' run
dom H.HFH a I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
$40 WARSH|PS IN
NAVY BY JULY |
Three Times Number
When We Declared
War on Germany

WASHINGTON. Jan. ai.-Approxl-
mately 80 wsrships. including 10
dreadnaughts, 8 armored cruisers aud
~ light cruisers. will he the peace
time strength Of tine American navy
after next July I. the house naval
committee was told today by Rear
Admiral Taylor. chief of the bureau
OF construction and repair
This will be three times the NUM-
her In commission when the United
States declared war on Germany. but
the comparative tonnage Will only DO
about one and one half times as
great
The first line ships. Adiniral Taylor
said. are to be equipped with airpiane
platforms built over the forward tur-
rets and extending over the bows OF
the vessels 40 that aircraft may risn
from an OF them when at sea. Small
land airplancs will be ussd and in
returning after flights they w.ll land
on the water.
other changes to be made in the
dreadnaughts will include improved
fire and scarchlight controls.
These alterations, ,gcther with thu
repairs necessary TO the $40 veaselB.
Will cost about t2z.soO.o00.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Picked Mexican Force
Sent Against Yaquis

WASHINGTON. Jan. Sl.--A picked
force Of military police has been sent
from Mexico city to sonora In cam-
paign against the Yaqui Indians. ac-
cording TO adyices received here to-
day The Yaquis who went on the
war path some months ago have
raidcd many towns In Sonora and
have terrorized the country gener-
ally
The special police will go 90 Mazat-
Ian and thence to hermosiiio ana Will
be stationed along the Southern Pa
cifIc railroad and ON the border
Arms and ammunition are said to
have been smuggled to the Indians
across the horder and hv gasoline
nunfhes iu the Gulf % California
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Peace Treaty
Speeches Fill
BuShelBaSket

WASHINGTON. Jan. 81. The
waste Of white paper By government
departments came In for another at
tack today In the acnnte senator
smoot. republican. of Utah. opened
the discussion and TO prove that the
senate's skirts weren't quite clear. he
lugged into the chamber a volume the
size OF bushel basket with the ex-
planation that II was compilation OF
the speeches airend, made In the sem
ate ON the peace treaty and printed
In the congressional record.
The book. said senator smoot. CON
taiued more than 7.sOo.O 900 words. He
added. that he had started to compile
also the separate articles relating 20
the treaty which had been inserted In
the record, bu, had given up because
he found such collection could not
be brought together b. amy reason
able number OF books"
Senator Smoot attacked government
departments for what he character.
ized ns n wicked waste OF paper and
announced that he would have soon
tabuintcd statement showing just
now many tons had been used by
each department.
senator sherman, republican. Illi-
nois, said departmental mail had he
come pest even TO country uewEpa q
per editors. the knights OF scissors and
paste pot" adding
They set so much Of u they are
unable to open ID without the aid OF
private secrcta rics."
senator Nelson. republican. Minre-
sofa. remarked that the newspapers
had no right 20 complain OF the wnht
paper shortage when they devoted
Two Or three pages daily to publica.
tiun ~ sporting news.
The newspapers ought 20 eliminate
tEeir spur,.ng news ana l am sure We
could get along better" said he.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
OVER
LAND LEASING
BILL BROKEN
Conferees Agree on Max
imum of 5000 Acres
to an Individual
., r-s .s,es,...o --s..

WAsmNGTOS. Jan si.-Housc
and senate conferces on the land leas-
ing bin reached virtual agreement
today. breaking the deadlock over
house aud senate amendmrnts 10 the
socalled remedial provisions n the oh
section.
A final settlement of the disirihu-
ton OF royalties derived from the
product of oil wells now a. the only
point OF controversy and settlement
" ii was left o. senator smoot Of
Utah and Representative SinnOt Of
Oregon, chairman OF the managers
TOR their respective houses. This.
senator sntoot said. probably would
be- done today.
In adjusting differences owe: the
remedial provision. the Couferecs
agreed upon proposals hy Representa-
tive sinnot designed tu prevent any
person obtaining moro than the max
imum ot 3.20O acres Of oil land by the
Juggling or exchange Of claims or by
the purchase from claimants
Tho cnnfrreDs also agreed upon a
distribution % royalties derived from
past production whereby seventy per
cprt will go 10 the reclamation fund.
twenty to the state iE which the oil
was Obtained and ten per cent TO the
government
ON the question uf Tie distribution
nf royalties derived trrm present proc
ductiun. the senate insisted on ats
tr.hution Of forty five per cent each
TO the reclamation fuun and 70 the
state and ten per cent iu the federal
government. while tho house man
ager- urged my forty and ten per
cent respectively a compromise was
suggested whereby the per sontagc
tv.uII hg a. 10 a. 10 and 40 nor
cont and aca riding 20 the confcrccs
this will protN bly hr accepted.
Tho couferees also accepted house
provisions prowd ng that no maxi
mum royalty should be- prescribed In
the bill
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
FEWER CASI.S MT MORE
DEATHS ~ NIW YORK CITY

NEW YORK, Jan. Deaths
from influenza continued TO increase
today. while there was a decided de-
crease Ia the number OF new cases
reported TO the health department.
There were l23 deaths from the
disease. an increase OF four over yes
tcrd1N's record figures In the present
cplicmlc. while the number OF new
cases totullcd iS95. "a decrease OF 63i
over those ot the previous daN.
There were tHI deaths and sll new
eases uf pneumonia, decreases OF six
and 90 respectively from yesterdays
figuTpa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Dariels Plans Defense
of Navy Decorations

WNsHINGTDN, Jan. 3l--By d.
rcctlon OF Secretary Daniels. Rear
Admiral Knapp. commanding Amer
lean naval forces IN European waters.
is seeking information as to the policy
of European governments IN the mat
tor Of decorations FOR naval officers
whose ships were destroyed by enemy
submarines.
Inquiry by Admiral knapp Mr..
Daniels said already has dcN Neloped in
the case of Great Britain that no
set principle was adhered 70 but each
case judged on its merits"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Girl InUOlUed In A LOUe
Triangle Is Admitted to U. S.

"My husband and Miss knowles
formed q friendship which ripened
into something more than friendship.
Miss Knowles Is not immoral under
the immigration laws. She Is a
lovable. refined girl would well
come hcr into MY home. | know the
moral character and tendencies N my
husband ana know them 70 be beyond
lgurOHrH"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Mexican Shot by
u. S. Soldiers Dies

FL PASo. Tex. Jan. fndrio
Duran. Mexican cowboy who wna
reported shot hy American negro
soldiers near Palomas. Mexico. scverui
days ago. died In the military hospital
az Columbus \. NJ. yesterday. ac-
curding TO announcement made to-
day by Alberto Ruiz Sandotal. acting
consul general for Mexico at ~ Pnso.
Sandoval said that four negro soldiers
are being held in custody at Colum-
bus pending an investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Some of Germans
Allies Will Demand

PARIS, Jan. 3l.-lnciuded ln the
list of Germans whu-o surrender by
the Berlin government will De de-
muudcd hy the allies. the Echo De
Paris snys. will be former crown
Prince Hupprccht of Bavaria, Field
Marshal Duke Alhrccht. Of Wuert-
tcmbcrg Field Marshal Won Kluck.
former civll governor OF Brussels: Ad-
miral Won Capclle, former minister
of marine ana Field Marshal Liman
Won Sanders, who commanded the
Turkish armies during the war.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
SHARP CLASH
OVER F 90 D
RELIEF BILL
Debtor Nations Spend u.
S. Money for Military,
Senator Says

W \ s. u y q 7 q \. Jan. ai.-An
agreement was reached today hy the
house ways and means committee to
recommend passage Of legislation nu-
thorizing government loans Of f50,-
OOO. 900 10 Poland. Austria and Ar
mcuia for food relief
All committeeman. however were
not present and some democratic
members reserved the right when tho
bill is before the house to propose an
increase to st25.OOO.OOO. the sum ap-
proved by treasury officials
The legislation will not specify any
countries which may receive the loans
the committee deciding that the bill
would merely state that the relief
would E0 TO populations an the coun-
tries OF Europe or countries con-
tlguous thereto"
THE grain corporation would be d.
rccted with the approval OF the treas
AIRY to use part OF It's funds In ad-
ministcring the rolief. Committee
mon said they expected to try TO get
The measure before the house carly
neNt week
Shuru enlargement ns 10 authuriz-
Ing the loans developed nj the confer
c...v uet" cen republican uriuh'rH ut
the house WAYS and means committee
aud the republican legislative steering
committee. Al the same time opposi
tlon 10 further credits 10 any
European country was expressed IN
the senate
Interest Totals MlIllon..
senator Smith. democrat. Georgia,
started the debate by putting into the
record a compilation showing that
foreign governments owe the United
States S275.OO0. 900 In accrued Interest
alone. This should answer tie CON
tcutiou he Etid. that the American
government had done nothing Tor
Europe
Another democrat senator walsh
OF Montana. said sonic uf the debtor
nations were spending atupcndous
sums in military and naval piopara
tons ANA Senator phcl.n. domrcrut.
California. declared he was against
further credits because the United
States. by not ratifSing the peace
treaty had failed TO csiablishc the new
world order II proposed. ana Europe
was being rchahili,atrd by American
money on the same Old obnoxious
basis. Senator Phelan said European
nations and particularly England.
were using money owed to the United
states Ia extend oil interests through
out the world
England There First
The United states is Importing pee
trplcum." said the fcuntor. and whcn
we try 10 extend nur intrrosta and in
crease our supply we are told. Eng
land IN here urst' why should va
] indulge her loo the payment of inter-
est none, We have loaned hor when
that interest. withheld. rs boihg usoo
90 dcNolop raw materials that prob.
ably VIII be- the deciding fnctor in that
ultimut" conflict that viii determine
the commercial supremacy Of IN,
world"
Refunding Of interest payments wa,
ncDcsstr, in sonic rusnR declared Sen
ator SmOot. republican. l'tHh. hut wa
rot necessary Tor nations like Groal
{ Britain"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Fla Takes
HeGUy Toll
In Cities

CluCAGo. Jan. 3D.. Influenza and
pneumonia claimed the heaviest toll
ol the present epidemic during the
last ei hours. Two hundred and
seven deaths. l2g from influenza aud
So from pneumonia were reported TO
Health Commissioner Robertson.
New cases OF both diseases con-
tinucd to show marked decrease.
From more than 900 cases yester-
dag influenza fell Co. 500 reported
victims today. hardly 3 third of the
daily toll reached week ago. NrW
eases of pneumonia today numbered
gug
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
MENICNN ENVOY no I. 5.

aAN ANIbNlO, Tex Jan. Ill
Manuel Tollez has been named first
secretary OF the McNican embassy and
luft Mexico city yesterday for WASH
mgton, according TO dispatch from
Mexico city received today by a Mex
lean newspaper published here. Car
los Frymnn has been named second
secretary 81 the Mexican legation at
Havana, cuba, and has left for that
post. the dispatch adds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Jury Is Obtained
for Newberry Trial

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Jan. al
The jury which is to decide the guilt
or innocence OF the i2a defendants
in the Newherry elections conspiracy
trial, was completed IN the United
States district court here today
u embraces ak farmers. one grain
dealer, one cattle buyer, two produce
dealers, IA grocer and a manager OF
a farmers cooperative selling con-
CCrn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
~ NEM CNSES or FL
REPORTED IN NIW MEXICO

urUE|Al 20 rWr HuNAto
SANTA M. Jan. 20 H-TudaN's re-
ports ON influenza show the disease
is not more widespread but is strik-
ing harder Boo some localities. The
s3 cases reported are scattered over
eight couuties. san Juan showing It's
first case. Bprualillo ana Mora eacn
report one death from pneumonia.
Influenza cases are Bs follows Bern
alillo. n, Ch1yCs. . curry l0i Coi-
fax. II. Eddy, o Grant, 80, Luna, /;
San Juan, ].
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Senate Confirms
New Cabinet Members
:. - a..ael.Tra rall.

WASHINGTUN, Jam II--Ino n"W-
nation Of David =. Houston, now
secrstnrv ~ Agriculture. 20 be sec
rotary of the treasury and =. \. Mere
dith. of Des Moines, Iowa. 10 be sec.
rrtary Of agriculture, were confirmed
unanimously today hy the senate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

VIENNA, Jan. Dispatches from
bucharest state that the bolsheviki
are awaiting at the frontier to offer
peace terms td Rumania II the
terms are refused the adViceH say. the
soviet troops viii advance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Germany to Keep Up
Interest Payments

EENIIN- jan 81" EUW0Ts m on
Huiuuun 300 Germany that the nation
I~ planning to stop it's payments pre-
smphat'lliy denied hy the l.okhl An
zeigor to-day
From competent sources II is loarn-
ed SAWS tho newspaper that an ru-
mo. of the siorpage of interest paN 3D.
mrnts ON the national loans and war
loans and un the loans of an the sep-
Hrute states Of the nation ARE en-
uroly haSolrss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
DEMOCRATS TO CALL
UP TREATY FEB. 10
Walsh Serves Notice in
Senate-Announcemen
Causes no Comment

WAsHiNGTON Jan. Jl.--rhc first
formal step of democratic leaders 20
revive senate disc Dussiun uf the pcac~
treaty WIS taken today. senator
Walsh. democrat of Montana, giving
notice that ou February 90 a. motion
would be made To- proceed to tho
trcHfy's consideration.
The announcement forecast hy the
cullapse yesterday of the bipartisan
compromise negotiations caused hurd-
BY "a ripple ON the surface Of senate
procedure.
senator walsh ala not mention ma
bipartisan deliberations but merely
told the senate that he was giving tho
formal notice ON behalf OF tho domu-
cratic leader. senator Hitchcock ~
Nebraska, who was absent There
was no debate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Kolchak Is Reported
To Have Been Killed

LONDON, Jan. H. Tho Moscow
wireless service today transmitted an
cNtrnct from an article from the ofli-
Ciai bolshevik organ Pravda. stating;
only few days ago Supreme
Ruler kolchak was hoisted on his
soldiers bayoncta
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
Have You Been Overlooked in Census;
If So Send in Your Name at Once

THE TAKING Of in Albuquerque probably will be
| completed in another week
Several have completed work in the districts
assigned to them
All citizens of Albuquerque to the city that they
are counted
If for feel have been overlooked missed
fill the following blank and mail to the Chamber of Com
the Evening Herald
Steps will be taken that you counted.
DO not delay this, but act Immediately.
Signed:
Name .............,,...
Address. .'..'......
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
BREAD PRICES 90 yrP,

CHICAGD, Jan. lI.e--NctaIl hrcnd
prices In Chicago will be Increased
one cent. effective next Monday, lead
ing bakers announced today. Tho
new price win he n and cents for
a pound loaf OF bread and the ono and
oue-haif pound loaf will sell for i6
aud II cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
GOVERNOR PAWDoHs MAN.

SANTA FE, Jan. 3I.-COndItlOnaI
pardon has been issued by Governor
Larrazol0 10 John II. Pierce. who
in May 1918. TO serve five to ten years
for forgery. The prison physician
reports Pierce will die OF tuberculosis
within a few weeks II kept In the
penitentiary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

NINN0Tn Note INN EnllAdNlUuAA
North American last week printed the
following story regardinG hoover's boom
for president
WAsHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE SUD
drn effulgcncc Of the Hoover star In
the firmnmcnt of the presidential pos
slbilltirs is not a cOsmlc accident "
is IN. result Of well and carefully laid
plans under the direction 0f that
practical president making. Col. y. n.
House
The CHRONOLOGY 20 the Hoover boom
D. srlns with the return om Europe
ut g., House. sick In body an tpic
it heart over the henrtioss treatment
he had suffered al tho hands of Pres
tu.n' Wilson Having had the lux
ugy of private ownership ut "a presi-
DENTAL administration for more than
siX years. col. House refused 10 be
thrown Into the discard without cerc-
mony.
DinHrr ut COL. Houses IIumc.
what was done prior to December
in the way uf getting a new presi-
dent for the quiet hltlc Texas colonel
does not yet appear The FIRST fact
Of record is thai on December 4 the
New York World whose chief recent
claim So fame had been its unfHltcr-
ing devotion to President Wilson,
editpriany announced that u would
not stand Tor third term for him.
The very next day, December =,
col House gave dinner at HE apart
niouts Among the rulouels guests
were Ralph pulitzer and Frank cobb.
respectively owner and cciior ~ tnr
world. cleveland &C. Dodge, a very
ricu man. hitherto friend of tlr
president and Colonel House. ami
cyrus n h. Curtis, publisher ~ ths
Public Ledger uf rhilade 'phlu, ana
Viscount Grey British ambassador
ON the following NoudnN bvcvW-
bcr N. tho world published % story
leo which his veteran political ro,
porter. Louis Scihold, occupied sovci Al
columns telling that Col. iHuso and
the president were ON the ouis. a
great deal ~ the several columns w1s
taken up with a. rccupitulation ~ tho
golouol's value Is counselor ANA hi'
shr'wdncs- as a political manager,
soon Hoover began tu spring up
with apparent spontincity In vuriou-
quarters There was mysterious
discussion as tD his availability rs q
candidate for either party Hoo9oi
headquarters were opened here and
there frequently under the manage
mcut ~ former member Of Hoover
food administration.
Rec ntIy Bouglu Paper.
About the mlldlc OF December the
Public Ledger devoted nearly ~"
columns uf space in cN1lting Hoover
" thou declaring Tor him fur pr'si'
dent. 90 as the Ledger did not rc'
traci ur mitigate IT, praise next day
10 WIS considered very snowy Tor ih'
Ledger
Ahuut thar Time came the an,
nuuuovmrut that u group ui capital
i-'s had pur.htsed the Washington
Herald.
Among these were charles Il Crane
and Julius Barnes Crane Is rlrf
CuIclr manufacturer who had beer
big ,outrihuiu= 60 the Wilson cam
pllru tuu hld since that time beer
on Intimate terms with Col Nous"
plHuos .s the federal wheat dictator
aud q close friend uf Hoover TIE
other capitalist n 'uu group WA
Hoover himHulf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
81 MORE I.W.W.
ARE INDICTED
IN CHICAGO
Big Bill Haywood and
Thomas Whitehead
Among Accused
~ r-s Assoe,Arss r-ss,

CHICAGO. Jan. indictments
against o. mcmhers Of the l. W. W.
were returned this morning by the
special grand jury investigating rudi.
cal activities
chief among those Indicted were
William u, Olig Bun Haywood. for
mer secretary of the organization. now
a. liberty from Lea,cnworth prison
under bond and Thomas whitehead.
who succeeded Haywood as secretary
The indictments complete the work
Of the red" grand jury Last wcel,
the grand jurors indicted SO members
Of the communist party and 3S mem-
bcrs uf IN, communist labor pa Is.
The charges In an cases are con-
spucy To overthrow the government
hy force
The indictments Of the leading hg
ures in the three radical orguuiza
tons are the outgruWth Of the sensn -
tunal New Years eve roundup In
which states Attorney MuclnN H1yne.
anticipating federal authorities by q
hours arrested more than 200 persons
suspected nt being members of the
tuIUe groups
The indications were returned sa.
Crctly before Chlrf Justice Grove
carly this morning
At 10 o'clock the T. W ". loadors
appeared In judge pam's court tn
answer Co other charges already ppui
tng against them. They were mot b,
agents of the state utturuv,'s office
ana the ~ principles sorted out and
placed under arrest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

night and sunday. little change in
Temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31
CHILTAN CABINTT OUTS.

SANTIAGO, InlIe, Jan. dI.-The
Chilean cabinet has resigned,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-31

rec ION. H ~ l.
character uf the dHy clear.
StutY Weather