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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
IL Girls Chosen for
Friday 18th Chorus

Rohoarsala Of Joe scottis latest
home production Friday the 18th ID
are progressing TO the point whore
twelve of tho fifteen girls making up
the main chorus. which will be ono
OF tho pr.uy!pa! features OF the pro-
dnctiou nave been selected, These
yorng ladies are Flora Marshall May
BabcoCk. Margaret Spicor. Katherine
Angle, Evelyn Mearns. Emma West
erhauscn. Margaret Hubbcll. Anita
iiuhbell. Auna Mcclure, f.. Miller.
Grace Winfry and Holon Groves
There will also bc twelve men In
tho east which VIII consist Of four
teen numbers.
The plot ieals with an oil town
boom on am Indian reservation near
Alhuquerqug. 70 which place JinkH. "a
young fellow from the east who WAS
born On Friday the 18Th. and never
know OF anything but hard luck all
his life. came during the height Of
The oil boom and his trip 70 tho skies
as well ar The return 20 earth when
the balloon c%ollapses is said by those
familiar with the plot to be "Scottf,
best"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
How Liquor May Be Obtained
/. For Medicinal Purposes

liquor may bc filled only by registered
pharmlcisi- who mold permits author
fginr tupu o. do su. or who are DW-
ploycd hy retail druggists holding sucn
permits, Pharmacists and druggists
holding such permits will procure
their supplies OF lutoNiCating liquor
from manufacturer ur other persons
hoidlng permits authorizing them 10
sell liquor
Persons 90 whom prescriptions Is
Intoxicating liquor arc ISSUED by
physicians mas procure TN" liquor
ry.urlhyl through pharmacists or
druggists holding permits without oh
tanning 90 permit
physicians may also obtain per-
mits tuutiiur them to procure not
more than sis quarts uf distilled
spIrit-. wines or certain alcoholic
preparations during ans calendar year
FOR administration Co their patients 10
emergency cases where delay In pro-
curInr liquor ON o. prescription
through % -pharmJClst nigh. have
serious consequences to the patient.
Provision o. ALSO made iu reruln-
H. na for issuing permits 90 hospitals
and slHIfurlums tu enable them 20
pruruf, intoxicating liquor 90 hu adj
mIn'sJ,r,d Tor medicinal purposes 10
patients Hf such institutions ana also
FOR l--uiug permits Co manufacturing,
Industrial aud utIor embellishments
maintaining first aid stations. author
Ia.uz them TO procure such liquor for
administration Eco their employees FOR
medicinal purposes iu emergency
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
CASTOR on ron LuBRICATIov

Experiments made during the war
indicated that castor Oh "a without
doubt the best lubricant for faai-run-
ming motors for aerial service. Up 10
a point various blends OF mineral and
vegetable oils did well enough, but
o n OF these was found capable OF
answering the supreme tests OF Hus-
tanned flight and wide range Of tenn
perRturc and varied atmospheric con-
ditious. Mature. somehow. had en-
dOwed the castor oil with character
ch0nical Hight had been curiously ans
ticipatcd. In India the castor bean
has nouriahed naturally for untold
years and has been cultivated aEsid.
uously Tor a humber OF decades How
many bushels % castor beans are har-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
RUNAWAY TEAM
HITS TWO AUTOS
Wagon Breaks in Two,
Driver Sticking to the
Front Wheels

A runaway team of two horses and
a wagon driven by . Lopez, an em-
pioyc OF the city Eifciric company.
dashed up souil First street this
morning nt ~ O'Clock ana nit two
automobiles.
The wagon broke In .wo, the roar
axle rolling TO one side 81 the street
and the front wheels and tongue 20
the other, az the horses fell down IN
m attempt 10 turn around Just north
of Central avenue on First.
The horses became frightened near
the freight offices on south First ana
started running. according 60 the
driver. The hit the left rear
wheel OF il Ford car. belonging 90
"a Mr. Gonzales. which was parked la
front Of the FcrshinE cafe on NQrtn
first. one spoke was broken ana
tn. rear axle slightly bent.
The tenn crossed Central With no
mishap but Frurcd the automobile tn
which Mrs. g. korhrr was driviug
south near the y. N. e.. a.
The driver was unhurt. holding D
horses On tightly until one Of them
fell down.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Fire Truck Flows
Through New Concrete

Concrete flow in an directions yes
tcrday uftcrnouH when the fire de-
psrtmcnt truck plowod through some
newly laid paving when crossing
Wesf Central avenue 40 Fourteenth
street.
The foreman had neglected 10 no.
tify tIc fire department that the
street was closed and the driver or
the truck die not realize that he was
ON mo SOFT concrete until be hit the
street and he went right through IL.
leaving big tracks In tho wake of tae
truck.
The city ordinance specifies that the
nro department must bee notified when
any street is closed.
Nothing serious resulted. however.
and the department reached tho fire
which WINS IN some grass below
Fourteenth street. IL was threaten,
iug some nearby cottages
However. the members of the do-
partmeut had 10 put In some time
cleaning The concrete of tho wheel.
Of the truck and are wondering
whether u h. not worth Il box OF
cigars,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
At Theaters Today

~ TBI.N1IH RepcatiuE
william = Hart us the leading
character ln John ~pctticuHts,' u
unrumouut-Artcriu picture. also
repeating The uaYsccd' comedy.
with Fatty Arhutklc 40 the run
maker.
CRYSTAL OPERA not 81
The great musical comedy. ooh
nov" with MANI catchy sons and
plenty of duutinE girls.
lDi.NL THfATIR-Iet katN
DO It," with Jane Grey ana TulIN
Marshall us the stars. ALSO the cpl
sode. The Lion Man."
PNSTIME TliI-NTIR- Repeat
ing today The Thirteenth chair
with an ull-star cast; uiro the rect
of "RoarIng Lions In the Midnight
I.Nprrss."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

charged with assault with intent to
commit mirder IN connection with
the shootfg OF HEINZ O'Brion az
Mickonbu - recently. was today set
FOR mex Monday in Justice McEec's
court. The shooting was admittedly
based on al alteration I'VE a young
Woman former war worker. lately
arrived from England O'Erien. who
was seriously wounded. was today
said to have recovered and TO have
left the hospital here where he was
brought by special train after tho
shooting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
OXFORD CONCERT co,
HERE ON FEBRUARY 8

The first or the panular sauih Pc
reading room entertainments ~ the
season will be given at the y N. c..
4. auditorium on Tuesday evening
Fehruury 3. when the pNford Concert
company will give an evening 20 song
and drama. The artists composing
this company are professional singers
ana entertainers
The company will rank us the best
70 Doe procured Tor thc reading roOn
entertainments according 10 : f..
Buaser. superintendent OF the reading
rooms The entertainment b. given
free TO employees o. tho Santa fc
lines ana tu the general public,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Cavalry Troop For
Albuquerque o. KID

SANTA EE. Jan, Alhuqucr-
que Carlsbad aud rorttles have been
authorized tu proceed with D. or
Eauiyutlun ct u troop Of cavalry which
will form part of the squadron That
has been authorized hy tho war de-
partmCut.
The first commission was issued to-
duN to- Fred NJ West. as captain TO
command tho Carlsbad troop,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
STAGGERED LUNCH HOURS ron
VIENNA.

The capaclt OF the illuminating
plants or Vienna are oyertaaed al the
present time and thero n q draft upon
them at noontime when the natives
are al lunch. In order to overcomc this
the residents uccupying houacs with
even numbers must have their noDn-
time meal at hnlf-nast ~ and those
In the houses with uneven Numbers
at half paAf IL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

vested annually In India b. not record.
cd. nor are her exportH OF castor beans
and OIL an index az the mcnsur 81
The industry, simply because the beo-
pie OF India use enormous quantities
OF the OIL for domestic services
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

NEW YORK. IAN. 3o.4Francesoa
Hertiui. Italy's most famous star.
both Of the stage and the screen. and
said To he 10 of the most beautiful
women ln The world. ls coming TO
America ut last. For W. years film
producers III America have been try
INK 20 persuade her TO come TO thin
country and act FOR the silent drama.
but up TO this time their ouorts have
been unuylilinr.
she is now under joint contract
with The Caesar Film co. OF Italy
ana the Metro Picture Corporation OF
America. and som, nj her italian sue
ycsscs viii Doe produced here NJ well
as her American films.
The Italian s,ur has had a re-
mnrknblr ,aroet. having been the
daughter uf peasant parents and haV-
inc risen iu sis years 70 the highest
pinuucles uf fame on the stage in
italy.
Under normal conditions Itnly an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
Arizona State News


PHOENIX. Aria, Jan. so-rriai OF
the 81 1000 suit Of samuel g.
pandolfo, head of tho Pan-Motor
company against the banks OF Arl-
zuna, charging libel. was today set
Tor March o in the Phoenix session
~ the United States district court.
Judge Davis y. Dyer OF Kansas city
WIN preside at this term of court.
The Pandolfo libel suit. based ON
publication OF tho secreuary's report
of he Arizona Bankers association
Included u resolution with reference
Co Pnndolfo which had been con-
tinued two years BY stipulation Of
counsel. Pandolfo was recently som
victed In federal court on "A charge
Of using the malls TO- dofraud.
I'm the libel complaint were named
the Bank OF Henson. ct al, as de-
PENDANTS, the others being the ART
IONA Bankers association, said 20 In
clude virtually every bank la the
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

The mtdgst miniuE camp known Il
az Cobalt, Canada. where Thorn has
never been 3 liquor saloon and Gambl-
ing In public has been proiahiicd.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
NAME BAYER ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Safely stop colds as told in
'Bayer packages

To break up a cold In tho head.
neck, back, or any part OF body be
ture you take only "Bayer Tablets OF
Aspirin" with the safety "Bnyer
rroas' on them. This b. the genuine
Aspirin. proved safe by millions and
prescribed BY physicians for over
eighteen years.
You must say "Bayrr"-DOnt
merely ask FOR Aspirin Tablets Then
o can take them without fear. to
relieve your colds. Headache. Neu-
ralgin, Eareche. ToOthache. Rheuma-
ism. Sciaiica, Lumbago. Neuriiis aud
Pains generally.
Handy tin boxes containing ~ tab
let's cost only a few cents. Druggists
also sell larger "Bavcr" packages.
Aspirin b. the trade mark OF Baycr
Manufacture OF MonOaccticacidcster
81 Saiicyiicacid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

Under normal conditions Italy an
uuaiiy uyc ts0n Ions Of orange
blossoms and 1000 Ions OF ruscs into
perfumes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30
TOILET o

Our line of Cold Creams in
cludss every good and popular
kind for Milady's toilet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-30

PHOENIX. Jan. a0.-Preilminary
hearing Of the case 81 mr.. Thomas
Campbell, Of Wickonburg,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
Philanthropy

edge OF the house countered, who
gave me the opportunity 1 wished.
Agatha. whom Lillian had given full
opportunity for sly watchfulness be
cause we both had seen that Kato
had intuitively realized that Agatha's
peculiar genius and was himself fol-
lowing her
The house IN which we live was
built originally for a physician, and
my mother-in-law occupies the bed
room which was his. From his al
cove adjoining it a spiral stairway
leads TO the library below-in the
physicians time, his ofice-with
little hallway and outside door. II
IS a room which neither Dicky nor
] would have liker. but my mother
in-law chose It, perversely enough,
for she never dares to climb up or
down the twisting, narrow stairway.
The doors 10 the stairway at the
top and bottom are always kept
locked, and since the Chinese vase
was removed to my mother laws
room ! have always kept the keys.
The first step in my little plot was
carelessly dropping the keys when
was sure Agatha was watching me.
The next, after satisfying myself
that she had them-and warning
Lillian Of this fact so that she could
keep Mrs Allis away from the
library below-was to go into my
mother-in-law's room with an ap-
parently perturbed manner, locking
the door ostentatiously behind me.
Pooling the Asiatic.
There are heavy curtains between
my mother in laws bedroom and the
alcove, and I hadn't been in the
room long-every minute of which
| spent standing before the table upon
which stood the Chinese vase-until
my sharpened ears heard the slight
est rustic, which I would never have
heard unless I'd been watching for
it, and 1 knew that Cousin Agatha's
sharp eyes were peering through the
curtains.
I heard no second rustic. but
was psychically sure that the silent
| Asiatic had come noiselessly in be-
hind her. and taking advantage OF
her absorption had concealed HIM
self in the folds of the curtain at
the other side Of her.
With trembling fingers I took
down the Chinese vase, removed the
single blossom it contained, poured
out the water, ostentatiously un-
locked a small box on the dresser
and took from it the curiously
shaped magnet, drew forth the metal
pencil case from the depths of the
] vase, and from it unrolled the rice
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

you1l obey my requests Won't you
"Of course" I answered cheer
fully
"Wel. then" with a fash OF ap-
proval in her eyes. you're not 10
stir from the second floor except
when you're personally conducted to
your fathers next door. This Allis
fiend is the one uncertain factor IN
this business. OF course, she IS
working under Grace Diapers di-
rections: they want some one inside
the house at night, for they know
Kato sleeps next door. And while
anne sure that Draper has sent Allis
here primarily TO put you perma-
nently out Of the way, yet she has
no doubt instructed her to wait until
the last minute 10 do it: so as not to
interfere with the plans for getting
that paper. But Allis IS too full
Of dope and hatred for you 20 risk
letting her added brain become in
famed by the sight Of you And. Of
course. she's not going 70 be out of
sight of either your mOther-in-law
or me for one minute.
Keeping Mrs. AIlis Busy.
ct explained TO her. very serious
" and plausibly" she went on,
that there are invalids in the house.
and that the elder Mrs. Graham and
I prepared the meals ourselves.
put her TO work cleaning and dust
ing. and your mother-in-law will
keep her busy when I'm not there.
And, OF course we're going TO give
her and Kato plenty Of time for con-
ference. But she'll not be allowed
upstairs, and don't you come down.
you'll have plenty TO do, for
Mother Graham Is going to take care
Of Katie. leaving Agatha free TO
snoop to her hearts content. I
want you 10 divide your time be-
tween your mother-in-law's room,
where the Chinese vase is. and your
own. and watch the Asiatic and
Agatha. OF course, don't let them
actually get the paper, but If they
dOn's gind out where it is before
night give them a bunch without
letting them know you're doing it.
And now. look out for yourself. I'm
overdue downstairs to break in the
new maid"
She flashed me a merry, confident
smile as she went out Of the room,
and I envied her sureness. With her
to plan a thing was to accomplish
it. And the task she had outlined
for me to betray the hiding place
we had so carefully guarded in a
manner that would appear plausi-
BILE, was one I infinitely dreaded
doubted my ability to perform.
It was Agatha on whose knOwl-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
by ADELE GARRISON

Yes" Lillian replied inscrutably
and I want you 20 promise me
not 20 see any one OF the applicants.
IL there be any. or. indeed. any
other caller until after ! have seen
them I'm going TO give William,
who will be az the door henceforth,
orders 10 call nae first, but l also
want you 70 understand it thor
Oughly."
Very we'll" 7 returned meekly,
for I knew there was no use Of
even questioning one of Lillian's de-
cisions but in the hours that fol-
lowed ! pOndered wonderingly over
this particular part OF her plan in
the few moments respite had from
watching Kato and Cousin Agatha.
For with an inward smile 1 had
to acknowledge the graphic pic
turesqueness of my mother-in-law' 8
caustic homely comment upon them
10 the effect that the shopping OF
those two animals is worse than any
cats" They seemed to be every
where at once, and / gradually rec
.ognized the fact that both were
hunting for the same thine-the
hidden paper.
That Kato should be doing this
was understandable That Agatha
should have found out anything con-
.cerning the paper surprised and
troubled me But Lillian cleared il
up with a few trenchant words.
They've Taken the Bait"
She's got a bunch that you have
something secreted about the house.
and she's taken it into her suspi-
.cious old noodle tina it is something
.discrcditable to YOU" she said. $50
she'll move heaven ami earth To-
ind it. We must take care she
doesn't get at that vase first. al
though neither she nor Kato have
come anywhere near guessing so
far"
For we had placed the bogus pa
per IN the same Chinese vase where
the genuine che had Ieposed for so
long. It was protected with the
same metal pencil case, and as the
vase was kept constantly supplied
with a fresh blossom in water. and
AS it was constructed as to require
Ia magnet TO get the pencil case out
of it, we felt assured that we had
almost an ideal hiding place until
we should ourselves get ready to be-
tray it.
In the meantime the game OF hide
and seek which the Asiatic and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

Cousin Agatha made Il necessary
for me 70 play so absorbed me that
I had almost forgotten Lillian's re-
quest 10 see no callers first, and my
Wonderment concerning IL.
I was accordingly startled. indeed,
when after a lengthy conference
downstairs with some one whom
william had'ushersd in, Lillian came
upstairs with triumph upon her
face.
They've taken the bait, Madge, -
she said, land I think we can land
the whole bunch by tomorrow night.
1 don't think they'll put It of
longer"
I looked at her astonished.
She stopped and kissed me
Don't think I'm raving. child. A."
she said. And I want you 10 be
very brave and TO obey me implic-
lily for the next "a hours. Whom
DO you think I've just engaged as
maid -
She didn't wait for my reply but
answered her own question with the
astonishing words:
Mrs. Allis."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29

paper Allen Drake had laughingly
prepared.
appeared TO peruse it carefully,
then with an audible Thank heav-
en- it's all right" L reversed the
process I had just gone through, and
with a solilOquized Il think I'll take
this into my own room" unlocked
the door and went TO my room.
Lillian appeared a moment or two
later with the /ews that Agatha
followed surreptitiously by Kato.
had assembled the staircase, and that
they had come down in reverse or
der. the quick, noiseless Asiatic hav-
ing been successful IN following
Agatha without her knowing f.
There's only one thing left for
Us to do--to settle Agatha's hash
so she can't NEEDLE" she said. The
rest is in the lap OF the gods.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
SCHOOL FOR WAR
ATHLETES ASKED

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2Y.-Plans
for the establishment OF a school
at Camp Benning. Georgia, 70 turn
out army physical instructors have
been completed today by the war
department
Five officers from each depart
rnent of the army will be detailed
to the school for instruction IN
physical training and athletics. At
the end Of the course, each officer
Will return 10 his post equipped
with the knowledge and training
requisite for an instructor in ath-
letics. The instructor personnel at
the Camp Benning school will be
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-29
New Method of
Reducing Fat

A news ttsts from abroad informs us
MAJ the American method Of producing
slim. trim figure Is meeting with aston
tshing success. This system, which has
made such a wonderful impression over
there must BE- the MarmOla Prescription
Tablet method OF reducing fat. Ii Is safa
&c say that we have nothing better for
rhis purpose In this country. Anything
that viii reduce the excess flesh two,
tbree or four pounds a week, without IN
Jury 60 the stomach the causing Of
srinkles, the help Of exercising or diet
my or Interference with ones meals IS
q mighty important and useful addition
% civilizations necessities. Just such
catalogue Of good results, however, fol
Low the use Of these pleasant. harmless
ard economical little TAT reducers. We
10y economical because M0rmOla Pre-
nfT1ptiOn Tablets made IN accordance
vita the famous prescription) can be
oi.tainsd Of any druggist or the makers,
90 harm0la Co, SEA Woodward Ave.
Detroit Mich-. for one dollar the large
case, which r. a decidedly economical
brtcs considering tbs number q tablets
go eass oo1tains. They are harmless.