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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
What's Doing
Around the State

LORDSBURG-At the annual meet
ing OF the Chamber OF Commerce n
new Be, OF officers and board OF dl-
rectors was chosen. Directors elect
ed included Eugene Montague, II. S.
Spann. X ]. Mohler, II. w. CuretOi,
II. NJ. Reynolds. j. ID Crowell. j. l..
Augustine, II, ID. Ownby, and Is. $.
Jackson. The officers elected were
II. w. Lakeland, president; II, ".
Aldrich, first vice president; DIR. G..
y. Austin, second vice president: VIII
lard T.. Holt. secretary-treasurer.
RATON-The large seven passen-
ger sedan OF Miss Leah Harris, county
home demonstration agent. driven by
Miss Harris and carrying five other
persons, left che road last Wednes-
day morning about u mile this side
OF Trinidad, Colo, IND dropped into
q 10 foot arroyo. wrecking the car
and lnJuring It's occupants more or
less severely. The party consisted OF
Miss Harris, Judge McMeans OF tho
aw firm OF Hunter a. McMeans OF
Houston Texas; Mrs. McMeans, wife
OF n prominent Amarillo, Texas, phys
ician; Anne McAieans 0 years old, and
Polly. McMeans, 10, daughters of Mrs.
McAleanH, and Mrs. W. II. Sawhill.
wife OF the County Agricultural
Agent Sawhill OF this city. Judge Me
Means, who Is 90 years OF age, was
the most severely injured, receiving n
broken right thigh and suffering
from shock.
RATON-At the International First
Aid and Mine Rescue meet held In
Denver, team No. 10, representing the
81. Louis, Rocky Mountain q Pacific
company won first place In compete
ton for honora for the Rocky Noun
tain region. This distinction In only
| second In Importance among the a
xsn KHa AffaFaA during thu naaaI which
was promoted by the United states
Bureau OF Mines In conjunction with
the American Red Gross society and
tho National Safety Council, under
the auspices OF the joint convention
OF the Rocky Mountain Coal Mining
Institute. with other technical organ
izatlons; the major award being the
international cup which was won by
Team No. 8 OF Huntington, w. Va.
GALLUP-The Grand Encampment
Of New Mexico odd Fellows will be
held In Gallup on October II, ~
and rs. Every lodge OF the order
In New Mexico liz expected to be re-
presented here at hat time. The
visiting membership on that occasion
being made by the local lodges OF
odd Fellows and Rebekahs to enter
tain their visiting brothers and Sis
tiers. A ball and banquet Will be tho
finale OF the encampment.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. has II that
several thousand acres OF leases on
the east edge OF the Mesa In the val
ley east OF town were recently sold
TO an eastern oil syndicate for a con-
s%ideration OF ten dollars per acre, and
hat drilling on a new well will soon
commence. Also that the Carter peo-
Pile win start drilling on the Mesa In
the near future.
FORT SUMMERS. II. Smith, n
homestcader, aged about SO years,
wis found dead nj the Ruley ranch,
near Yeso. The body was found ly-
Ing In the yard. near the house, by n
Mr.. Stitts. who had come TO the ranch
to help him care for the stock. APP
earances Indicate That the dead map
had laid where stricken by appo-
piexay.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

~ 81 &i "a FIDDLE

MET CANDIDATE Cox means is
papers In California do not print
The news the way he wants IL printed.
Lots OF politicians have u up
against the same situation and
haven't liked II.
90
Oh. Very Welt
Well the republican party has lost
the support OF the New Mexican, but
they have gained the Springer Stock
man. u this may be regarded as n
trade. we must admit thnt the repub.
licans have the best OF IL.
Las Vegas Optic.
ODDS ARE TfREE to one that
the republican campaign slush fund
will have Increased a coupieomillions
by the time Governor Cox leaves
FROM THE LOOKS Of the Santa
Fe New Mexican these days Colonel
Cutting must be writing his own
dope.
90
A MINISTER said IN Marion, Ohio,
Sunday. that the first front porch
campaign was conducted by the APO
tie Paul. IL Senator Harding's front
porch campaign IN half as successful
Il viii be a sure enough landslide.
90
ONE GATHERS from his COM
menta. that Governor Cox has % re-
ceived the ovation in California thar
the convention events led him to ex-
pect.
IN FACT the reports Indicate that
the heighth OF Governor Coxs
strength In California was reached
when the Tammany special train ar
rived at San Francisco and that Il
commenced 10 "a when Mr.. Muir
ply left for the east.
90
THE SANTA FE NEW MEXICAN
reports that George Armijo IA a
traitor and that Judge Edward r.
Wright IL TO be filed In the political
discard. This report, n true. leaves
Colonel Cutting a. the only really
useful citizen OF Santa Fe county who
~ able TO function.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
Young Woman's Council
L. Organized by the
Y. w. c. A. Directors

ITO keep the Y in Y. w. c. A." IL
the purpose OF the young womnn'a
council OF that organization. created
by the board of directors at their
monthly meeting last night. The
membership of this council which
viii he composed OF girls over Is
years Of age, will he chosen among
the employed and leisure young wom-
en- In the city.
Tho group will initiate and pro-
mote. under the direction of Miss
Dulce Knox, whatever program OF
athletics, recreation or education liz
most needed by the women
here. The by-l0wH OF the local as
ISOLATION were 70 amended last night
az to include among the standing
committees. h new young woman's
council.
Monthly reports Of the several de-
partmentS OF the association work
were made by the secretaries
to the board. Miss neulah
Clement. travellers aid sccre-
tary, reported that she met SOS trains
during h past month and helped
and gave information tn 3,6i5 per-
sons. The cafeteria manager reported
1856 meals served during the month.
at the average price OF ~ cents n
meal. The average daily attendance
at the cafeteria was 353 persons.
Other reports were made by Miss
Knox who attended the Y. W. G. A.,
summer training school at Boulder.
Colo. Mrs. Ada Bittner and Miss
Schuler, genera secretary, who at
tended the city conference " western
associations at Estes Park. Mrs.
George Mitchell was entered MS "a
member OF h board OF directors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
DEMOCRATS FL|RT
WITH THE ROLTERS
To Hold Convention
Following Republicans
To Consider Deals

Governor 1~.nrrnzolo was In the city
last night on hts way TO palomns Hot
Springs for a short rest. While here
he In said TO have made n statement
10 the OBJECT that he would come to
Bernalillo county and Join with
Frank A. Hubbell and Dr. J. a.
Lewis. colored, in opposing the re-
publican county ticket. An effort
was made today to reach the COVER
nor to confirm the statement, but
without success.
The governor In a statement print
ed In the Santa Fe New Mexican yes
terday said he would not take an
active part In the coming campaign.
He denounced the alleged bosses in
the republican party, hut announced
no change in reputed plans to sup-
port the party ticket.
The Democratic County Central
committee announced yesterday that
Its meetlng to select dates for hold
ing the county convention and the
primaries would be next Tuesday, the
day following the republican meet
ing. II was also said II was likely
TINT the committee would select
dates for the convention and pri-
maries on days following the dates
set by the republicans.
This Is In order to consider tho
fusion offer OF Hubbell and Lewis.
The boilers want three places on the
democratic ticket In return for their
support.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
n, SMITH

Democratic propaganda In the most
active thing In New Mexico today. II
may be omnipfesent. but n hardly
o~mnipotent. The busy little bee, at
Its best, never had o thing on the
democratic propaganda pcddler. The
democratic, convention selected ip
nominees two weeks ahead OF the re-
publicans, which meant a start OF that
much time In getting the organiza-
ton under way.
John b. McManus. formerly Of AL
buquerque, has been ri work for sew
erai weeks as chairman OF the speak
ers. bureau. McManua Ii q veteran
political worker and office holder
who II exceedingly popular. More
over, he knows New Mexico aud its
people. lie has started the first OF
the two principal campaign parties
on q atumping tour, and N. l.. Tox,
also OF Albuquerque, head OF the pub
licity bureau, sees TO Il that this meet
ings that are held do not lose any
thing in the tellinL
In this party are Judge n. II.
Hanna, candidate for governor. An
tonic Lucero. candidate for represeD-
tative In congress-, and Robert E.. Put
ney, OF Albuquerque, q volunteer
spell-binder and d-hander. Bob
In n OF the worlds greatest In these
two branches OF political endcavor.
HINA AnE NH sac IhhHA AIE
feofive nv reaaon NJ The fnct si,n, no
IA nelther ofYIce aeel,er nor of0ee
holder lie was nrominentlv mem
TONED for Tho nomInation Tor rover-
nor in 1915. ana might have been
chosen for the place N he mad boen
willinr 10 accent
For. head OF the nublioity bureau.
IA an exnerieneed n-eyyspaner editor
who was with the repubiicau nubilc.
inv bureau in 1918. lie was editor OF
tie Albuqueroue Journal when that
pnpei was bitterly anti-reDublican and
later. when il was Equally
IN ti.democratic policy. 40 thet be-
Ing on either one. or both sides. Of
n cause. lis not n new exnerience for
him.
uannn's Trumn
Foremost OF ali. of course. In Judge
Uannn's ace Of trumps. which con-
alsts OF holdinr n. o. ihirsum resnon-
able FOR ali the evils thnt have exlst.
ed in the Sunshine state for a quarter
of n century. THESE evils are MANY.
n Il hardly necessary 10 add. AZ n
matter OF logical reasoning. II might
seem that N Bursum n 10 be charged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
A Mighty Good
Chance

-
The commonwealth OF New Mexico
stands a good chance OF having an
other republican governor. When the
republicans Of that state named
Judge Merritt G. Mechem ns the bear
or OF their standard they made a wise
choice. A. a Jurist Judge Mechem
has distinguished himself ana person.
ally he has a wide circle OF friends
as any man IN the state.
But the thing that will reinforce
the republican position IN New Mex
leo even more than it, choice Of. u
candidate Il It's attitude toward GER
tain important questions before the
country. There wns no punnyfootinH
about the convention IA Albuquerque.
The republicans came out ~aquarely
against the league OF nations. Sec
ono In importance the convention de-
clared In favor OF a budget system.
Other pianka declare for direct pri-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

AND THE coLoNEIis bearings
90
Twas Franklin ID.
(Phii ". Brown.)
Il wrote h constitution OF Hnltai
myself and that means one more vote
for tho United States In the council OF
the covenhnt."-Report of the speech
of Franklin ID. Roosevelt, democratic
candidate for vice president and
former assistant secretary OF the
navy.
10 II was he,
This Franklin D.,
The mnn with Big relations g.
Franklin D.,
Kings Navee-
Who saved the League OF Nations.
He saw the League
Give us fatigue
And solely did perplex us;
Our lack OF votes
Made us the goats
FoI England to annex u.s..
lie packed his grip
And took n trip
Down in the Antilles
To fix the text
OF Article X,
The heel OF great Achilles.
Aye. to Haiti.
Went Franklin D..
To accomplish the solution,
And got one vote
The day he wrote
The con" In constitution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

@ ENAToR HARDING has Issued a
message, addressed to n Women's
Harding and Coolidge club In
New York City. but intended aa the
message OF the republican candidate
to all the new voters OF the nation,
In determining their political align
ment and their new participation In
government. The statement follows;
"Our country will De well served
by the participation In politics OF all
our citizenship, now justly the con-
atitutional grant TO women.
81 believe thai before We emphasize
the need for any new voters to Join
u particular party, we must empha-
size the need for their Joining some
party and giving to the party OF their
choice their service. conscience, Wis
dom and loyalty.
TOO much In heard OF ~independ-
ence In politics. l do not mean that
| would fail to urge those whose con
science separates item from their al
legiance TO remain silent or passive,
but ! mean hat the fashion OF parad-
ing Independence Is to be deplored.
Cooperation and organization OF all
human effort require some sacrifice
aud concession upon the part OF one
individuals opinion.
our two-party system has lasted
longer In the United States than any
other political system now existent
under any constitutional government.
II In beirs adopted In the United
Kingdom Independent movements,
unless based upon some great cause,
results In the many party zysteme OF
continental Europe. and these In their
turn mean n party In control for
a brief period, while the opposite
parties Join In 'blocs,' as they arc
called. not by agreeing TO u con
structive program, but merely agree
ing to destroy the ministry II party
In power, Because OF this. political
life becomes merely destructive and
little progress is made upon construc-
tive policies.
Our two-party system has brought
progress and prosperity to America,
aud the party not In power has al
ways proved capable Of gaining In
fluence TO check rcstlessneaH or will
fulness OF tine party having full con-
troll.
II believe. therefore. that we will
wnnt TO say. first. to all new voters;
Join one OF the two great parties
I'VE must point out especially TO
women voters that U party Of
fers 10 them the best hope OF meas
ures OF social justice aimed at pre-
~servntion OF our human resources.
las republicans are committed 10
a policy of solving housing problems
and encouraging home owning. the
plan OF GU. opponents fails TO con-
slider this subject. We have declared
specifically for a long list OF social
Justice and social welfare. measures
unnentIoned by the democratic plat
form. we stand now. us the republic
can party stood before the granting
OF suffrage. for participation OF nil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
Join One of the Two Great Parties;;'
Harding'S Advice to Women Voters

the peoples free will. II IN needless
to point to the fact that democratic
votes In our congress and democratic
governors aud democratic legislatures
of democratic states, have been the
forces OF obstruction which have pre-
vented earlier action upon the uni
versal grant OF suffrage.
I'VE have no desire to claim Tint the
democratic party. nor even the one
man domination OF Il which now
seeks to perpetuate It's war powcr
government, stands for war. Blu. we
claim that bungiing at Paris, and the
unfortunate tangle created In
tiations looking toward an associa-
ton OF nations, Is ~squarely upon the
shoulders OF Il opponents.
American women will realize with
ns that the work of building an as
ISOLATION OF nations which will pre-
rent war must be undertaken again
by those who are most capable OF
creating a workable plan and com-
mitted to that policy. They realize
with us that America In the exercise
nj her obligations to the world must
be guided by her own conscience, and
not by mortgaging that conscience
TO debtor nations. American women
must realize that the league OF ma
lions as presented by a democratic
administration would not mean peace
tor uH. hut would mean American
boys Twin In army tents overseas
and asked To die In causes In which
they would have nc heart. Such a
league as the American people have
rejected would NEAR mandates under
taken In far away places. Such n
league as has been devised by bung-
ling hands would not mean peace and
amity with the world, but entangle-
ments. stress, and the return OF the
bodies OF our W men who had been
called across the ocean on TRANCE
unAmericnn errands.
women are too wise. and TO fine
In moral sense. TO listen to technical
discussion tending to prove that, hov-
Ing made "a moral promise by an
i~ndofenslble international agreement,
we could induce & to withhold
the action needed TO perform u
moral obligations. We must measure
our obligations In determination &c
live up to them.
I'VE are all desiriosu OF preventing
war. Lot us not break the heart OF
the world by any delusion. Let us
unite America behind a new proposal
to the other nations for the preven-
ton of war and for amicable reln-
tionships In world administration. Let
uH. In doing this, preserve u
national conscience at home and not
check II at Geneva. Let IN establish
n workable relationships We do not
want one which Ia fair In promise.
while Il fails TO prevent useless blood
shed. to which u own mems veins
would contribute. Let US establish
one which. in faith, honor, and high
moral responsibility will have a united
America behind H."
AND HE HAD A BAND ON HIS HAT
First Class Scout can play the
plano.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
AND HE HAD a BAND ON MS HAT
Hfrnf class CcOut--I cnn inlay the

First class scout-i can play the
plano.
Second Glass scout-That's moth
ing. ! a play the bugle. the violin
and the banjo.
T~enderfoot-I. got you all beat by
q mile. I kin play all OF those things
on the yictrolR.--BoyS Life.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

AND THE coLoNEIis bearings
are certainly running hot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

maries for the nomination OF county
candidates and the selection OF dele
gates to state and district conven-
dustry, and revised methods OF tax
alton. The republicans have q first
class leader and q strong pFogram.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21

A MESSAGE from Senator Harding to the nations great army
~ of new voters, the women OF America, Is published in another
column Of this page today. In it the republican candidate for
president emphaszcs the statement that he regards it as more i'm
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-21
HARDING.s MESSAGE TO WOMEN

"What do you know about thati"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-06
FOCH PRAYs At MIDNIGHT
OVER GRAVE OF SON
Pressed For Time He Makes
Lonely Pilgrimage While
Rest Of His Party Is
Sleeping


Meiz Oct s.-sAorily after miA.
night The banquet Of welcome ei~ep
fere 70 the knights Of Columbus. att
Ehich Marshal Foch vas The primci
AZ speaker came to and end the aired
Nisats and other guests buried .s
bed Not 50 Marshall Fo.A
ACCOMPANIED by single aiae-ds
eamp, he was seen 10 leave tie hol-l
about o'clock and enter a huge
ssey military automobile
Situation shua 7,e getting w5~ss
i Poland everyone said who noted
he departure Of The marshal or else
he would not travel To Paris 6v
eh
Few knew that Marshal roeh va.
making a sad pilgrimage 10 Longwy.
here 70 kneel upon the grave Of his
son killed in ac5ion duriug an en-
sasemeni in the early days Of The
war.
But Foeh had to ae hack III prris
'he next day and could nos spare iha
tine 10 travel BY day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-06
NYBRA\D On NATIONAL
RED CROSS COMMITTEE

Oklahoma city. Oct s-wAi'eF
Lybrard Of Oklahoma Cs.y has been
sppoinsea q member 81 TIE Nsro-ei
Roll Can committee ot me American
Red Cross. according to Information
sast received here
This committee which is hssas-a
~ Henry r. Dawson e New Hofs
wll have charse 8, The Four;h Red
Cross Roll Call. November u 70 s5
In Oklahoma tae active d.reciioa =
the Fourth Roll can an g. in iaa
hands ot W o Van Neck, ssa,e
Roll Call tirerto
Oiher members "a she nafional
committee from fte Southwesie.a r.
vision are George w4verly B-isss.
Dallas: Jesse Il jones. Hcas'or
George NJ. Simmers. s; Inuis ara
Festus ]. w 81 Louis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-06
THURSDAY
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-06
NEW YORK GIRL TELLS
or STRANGE ATTACK
Model Sues Manufacturer For
s500.000 For Injuries Re-
ce.ved and Breach Of
Promise

Nex York. Oe, s-Rose-s b..
o0ur head o. q nuuoe of mannia1.
t4ring concerns In Paterson. \. ].
ard other places wao Inherited 2
.arge part Of his fathers siS,e9a 500
estate IS defendant in two suits irsii.
spted in the supreme courl ~ Brock
I'm fy Miss May 2 Rollins sn art
ISIS model
Miss Rollins asks total damages =
ssoa.eea. One suit alleges hrsAca o'
lfornise TO marry and The other S
io7 TIE recovery q Ike sam ioF
strange eii8cs alleged "a have neea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-06

VISIT 70 Apartment Alleged
Acsor1lne to her attorney Barboar
asked The girl 10 can upon bin il
his spz-Hent "A few minutes AZ.
'e, sne had entered the RON Mss
Rollins alleges Barbour elacea ad.
hesire 1ane over Ter eyes ans then
beat Asr with several straps. RE
keni This up untll she tainted. and
waen size 1egainea consciousness ne
was gone
Miss Rollins went 10 q sanisAr.
iu1 ara when she was Suffie.enfi-
srong 40 walk she went ~ Barsoa
Avarineni sn an effort to ta3a fa liim
REGARDING his alleged premises io
MARRY Several visits were tss'a
she finally met aim and when saA
ssk-a Aim Y AZ INTENDED io koer
his promise MISS Rollins declares
Barbour said
Now shaf yoa know shat m
Z aw ihroash' wish yon
she started action immeaiatelr
Daroaar is 80 wears old. anmsries
aaa six feet hTe inches tan H
weighs about - peanss Miss Eo.
lns declares thar d resuis q nc
ai'Acs her Injuries nav " psmar
eat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-06
Hoods
SarsaparilIa
Makes Food
Taste Good

cra.ss an appetite aids digestion
rur.n1s she blood and thas relieves
scrotulA- cAfArrh. i1e T2ias and
aches os rAeAn1sls-, ard gives
s.rsngth 20 ihe Whole system.
Nearly 80 years phenomenal sales
tell the starry * the grca; :ner.t and
<ucreSs az IsrozS Sars paril.2. Il
- .uss TIE snealr.ne son need now.
Hooss Pills Ae.p-1re czsh4rt-e-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-06

soldier 81 the Civil War from East
Tennessee. several ministers OF the
Methods; Church south made earn
est addresses Then the @. A. r.
Jed bv Judge Bassett and the Chap
lain. rendered the military service
ever the comrade and joined in the
'ssi rites al the grave There were
the shadows az grief but also the
light q the resurrection. A. b.
Nicholas.