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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-29

! lOIuS WHO nave Deen visiting MS Idtn
err Fred Wood. departed Monday
Mass. has been guest at the home
of Mrs Cora Rice for several DAYS.
VT ana Mrs. John Leonard return
eu 10 1t" la'oH' lueauds' ditel Visit
Bradbury Fellows OF Boston is Wis
iting his parents Nh and Mrs Fred
Fellows of Water street.
at the hadsido of his other Mrs n p
j DeVoll. who is in very critical con-
dition.
Master aileh 'ISo4 anu l'oloIu
guests at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Dionne
+ MI ana Mrs. hector hipeault are
the PROUD parents Oh niue son porn
i SUNDAY morning me hio'hei was
MI ana MIS-. CnaIleS barnard re-
turned to Lewiston MONDAY AFTER VS.
itln6 with MS mother MIS-; Ellzaoetn
Barnard Tor nuhoer OF days
Miss Lucille Savage of Somerville,
Moe 10 avnocted to arrive bere nevt
week to be guest at the home of
Miss Virginia Stinchfield for two
weeks.
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penter is travelling with the Keith
Circuit.
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Members of ATlburn Commandery
L. O. G. c. will hold a special meet
ing in Foresters Hall this Thursday
evening There will be business Of
importance and all members should
be present.
Mrs. B. \. Gardella and daughter
Ruth. who have been in town for sew
eral DAYS. returned to their home in
Jackman. Yesterday Mr. Gardella
came after them BY automobile The
daughter has been receiving medical
treatment
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Holman f. d.. ..l=###@ lannon's
novelist and noef eHf H4rf. of
Augusta fr.aad was ia 84H SsuIav
visiting hr.Ff# urg ~haf#s 8aHu a
Nooars u. and his t~fena= &era on
thejr WAY In 81 Brauura. Canada.
whore h. WI no attend Il Catholic
Carnival Monday The tr.p vas be-
ing mad TO enable him In get scenes
for book which he is noW writing.
Mr. Day and sheriff A1ooprs we're
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-29

Holman + Day ##a5## lannon's
novelist and poet sits H8r't u4
Augusta friend Was IN t5aH Sunday
visiting br.ee# @i-l 9haes 5atm A.
Nooors H. and his friend aera on
their WY 10 81 Beaupfs Canada,
whore h. WI 10 attend Catholic
Carnival Monday The trip VAS be
ing made to enable him u get scenes
for book which he Is now writing
Mr.. Day and Sheriff Mooers were
friends in their boyhood having been
brought up in the same ne ghborhood
in Vassalboro.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
DRY ENFORCEMENT
OFFICERS WILL Be
LOCATED HERE
20 to 80 Officers to Have
Headquarters in
City

A death blow to the operators Of
sillls IN New Mexico came today
whom II was announced that the
headquarters for federal prohibition
officers which has heretofore been at
III Paso II to be moved to Albuquer-
que In the next few days.
Instead or Just "A few prohibition
officers searching for stills, there are
to be between 40 and so officers
working out Of the local Office in
quest OF manufacturers OF liquor, ac-
cOrding to the announcement Of J. G.
johnson chief clerk to Capt. Z. T..
Perkins, AGENT who IL TO be in charge
Of the local headquarters.
The office Is not only to serve ms
the state headquarters for enforce
ment OF the prohibition acts but also
as headquarters for enforcement OF
the ELECTROMAGNETIC act Of the in
ternal revenue department.
Persons wishing to make wine for
their own use nay be informed how
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
DEATHS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mospad-
den. f~our-year-oid son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Mcspadden. living On a
ranch across the river. died last
night Of dlphthcria. Mrs. McSpad-
den Is very seriously ~. Funeral
services were private and were held
this afternoon from the residence.
Burial was In Fairview cemetery.
&. n. French was In charge.
THOMPSON,--Paarl Tnompson, agq 40
years, died at his rooms on South Edith
trett at 1880 O'Clock this morning. He
came here with his wife about a months
ago from quincy, H., whore he was ON
pl0yed aa % conductor on the v. o. s X.
&. II. r. Tor 10 years. He Is survived hy
his wife and his father, who is on his way
from Wichita. Kan. Funeral Arrangements
viii be- announced later. pending arrival Of
she father. &. r. Wrench Is In charge Of
Arrangements.
LAltA-Romolo Lara. son q Mr.. and
Mrs. lgnacio Lara, died this morning at
his parrnis' residence on South Second
street. Funeral arrangement have not
been made. Garcia Il in charge.
GARCiA-Tho funeral OF COnsuelo Gar.
Ella, who died yesterday. were held thi.
morning frota hor parents residence on
south John street. Interment wa. made nl
santa barbara cemetery, Garcia was in
charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
8 Hello IN AUTO
TIRE THEFTS
Loot Recovered in Res.
idence on West Iron
Avenue

Three men and two women, aiieg-
Cd hy the police TO DO among the
hoidest automobile thieves who ever
operated In Albuquerque were cap
turod just before noon today and are
now locked In the city jail waiting a
hearing before Police Judge W. W.
Mcclellan.
The five are c. J. Wright. Mrs. G,
J. Wright. Alfred Wright, r, Chandler
and Mrs. Alfred Wright. Tho arre1i
came when Constable A. g. MoraEa,
with a search warrant went to the
home Of Mira. Alfred Wright to search
FOR some laundry which Mrs. Wright
WINS charged with stealing from tho
Exceisior laundry where she worked.
Moragn In searching tine home at
a0I West Iron avenue found n supply
of automobile tires which arr Ased
his suspicious. He placed G. j. Wright
and Chandler who were at the home
under arrest and then arrested Mrs.
Wright at the laundry. Alfred Wright
and Mrs. Alfred Wright were arrested
az the home later in the day by a
policeman
The theft OF the automobile tires
and a supply OF tools aggregating
$1,000 IN value occurred saturday
night. The tires belonged TO Frank
NNAAN NNFNNhNA AAAa - - 49,
West silver venue Both men had
left their cars In front Of their home
and when they went out for them
found them gone. g.
The shufflebarger a was found
in SAN Jose early yesterday morninR
ul.d the WinEate a was found early
yesterday morning a few blocks from
his house. Both cars had been strip
ned OF all tires and tools The sup
plies recovered by the police includes
ten auto tires, a supply OF automo'
bale tools and two large bundles q
laundry.
When n policeman went to the
home later In the day TO arrest Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Wright, Mr.. Wright
entered the back door with two load
cd shot guns. Ordered TO drop then
at once. Wright did 80 without hest
tntion.
The five claim they came here re
Gently from Laundale, O.. Accordint
to the police Alfred Wright admitted
this afternoon when in jail that h
did all the stealing. The five prob
ably viii be given a hearing befor'
Police Judge Mcclellan tomorrow
morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
JUDGE SENTENCES
MEN CONVICTED IN
THE FEDERAL COURT
Bert Ray Gets Eighteen
Months; E. E. Long
bottom a Year

The sentencing OF persons found
guilty In the federal court completed
the hearing OF criminal eases Satur-
day night. Bert Ray, who was found
guilty OF stealing several hundred
dollars in money from the store Of
Louis Abeyta at Islotn was sentenced
to serve is months In the p%enltentiary
at Leavenworth, Kansas.
Ray il the mar who escaped from
the jail at Winslwo. Arizona, after
knocking the jailor unconscious and
stealing his revolver and star. Ray
told on the witness stand that he had
to hit the jailor to protect hifself.
f. r. Longbottom, charged win
perjury when filing some papers al
the Las Cruces land Office concern
ing his homestead was sentenced to
~ months In Jail at Santa re. Dit
sosta de Jesus, who was found guilty
Of stealing "A check from q lumber
man at Dulce, was sentenced to siA
months In the Santa Fe prison.
The Diminishing Of several old Jury.
men and selecting OF others FOR tn,
civil docket occupied he attention ol
tho court this morning. The case OF
Gailaher against the Santa Fe rail
road Is the first one on the docket
Gallaher claims that he fell from tn,
running board OF an engine becaus,
OF u defect in the rail on the boart
and asks damages for injuries re.
ceived.
Monica Amanda and AtnnaciC
Barela, proprietors OF the White Stai
received sentences this afternoon
Amanda who was found guilty of Nav
ing whiakey In his possession wal
fined $500 and costs and Bnrela VIII,
was found guilty, both OF having
liauor In his possession and OF selling
Il was sentenced TO six months in th'
penitentiary at Santa Fe and finet
$500 and costs. The jury disagreed
as to whether Aranda had sole
whiskey, ana his next hearing or
this charge ia to be at Santa Fc.
Juan Gandara. the man who sol,
medicine alleged to sure many kind.
OF diseases n who was found guilt!
Of violating the pure food. and drui
act, IL TO be sentenced tomorrow.
Pauline Best, nogrcss who wa
charged with selling morphine ant
cocaine at Columbus. was found no
guilty by a jury Saturday afternoon
The cast against Horace Rhoades
held Pm a similar charge was dismiss
ed. The cas against u. II. Carsoi
OF clayton, charged with selling liquu.
also was dismissed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

lesson OF lifc with him. The pupils
Of Tho music department undor Miss
Mabel shelton, gave two numbers,
The Butterfly Dane and The Toy
shop Orchestra"
Or. j.. W. Scnrson Wits introduced
hy State superintendent Elect John
v. Conway. DR. Scarson, though lin
tied to fifteen minutes. gave "a very
fine talk ON the need of good books
Tor children. He said that often, In
the choosing OF simple nursery
rhymes FOR "a child's reading. the fact
Is overlooked that In that poem lies
a fundamental lesson Of life. He
took up the subject of fairy tales for
children, and pointed out that In
them. the fairy typifles righteousness,
and the giant the forces of strength
m%lsappliod. lie stated that these were
so understood by |childron' and that
din them as well as In the fables, the
lessons Of life were taught.
The resolution to combine this do
partmcnt with the elementary depart
mcnt met with strong OPPOSITION. and
a committee To go on record against
IL was appointed. The Officers for
1921 elected az this morning session
wcro: Chairman. Mrs. Cornclia -
Hcrrlo: Secretary. Miss Julie Duna-
way. Council member, Miss Minnie
Uichl.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Il CROSS THE HOT
SANDS OF SHRINEDOM
Parade This Morning
Follows Two Hours of
Comedy on Streets

.'Who Is that fellow In the yellow
gown tied to the pole2' asked "A
pedestrian at Second street and Cen
trial avenue this morning shortly
after 0 o'clock.
The inquirer was informed that the
man was but one OF II candidates
here 10 cross the hot sands leading
into shrlnedom. Between . and IL
O'Clock other oddly dressed men APP
peared on the street, some in COM
pnny with guards.
At II o'clock the candidates were
out en- maase and formed the comedy
section OF the parade which was held
on the streets and which ended at the
Masonic temple. The parade was
headed by the Shrine and Indian
school bands aud then a body OF
shriners. the novices following In
COSTUMES rlvaling circus clown suits.
The camouflage iron cage brought up
the rear and picked up Shriners as
Il went toward the temple.
Following the buffet luncheon for
mobiles and novices at the temple at
noon there was a business session
ana then the ceremonial proper. The
ceremonial is 10 be ended with a
dance for all candidates, Shriners
and their wives at o O'Clock tonight.
Wnllc Lut t~tIttnOUlui was uHhti
way. wives OF The Shriners and Candi-
dates were entertained at an auto
ride and luncheon ut the Alvarado at
o
The candidates Initiated from AL
buquerque are; Abort Beer. @. A.
Burries. l.. c. Bryan, C. A. Eller. Ira
w. Remington. Ludwig Heyman. W.
j. Hicks, II. j. Hilton. Floyd Jones,
Alexander Jordan, II. II. Lowe. N. ~.
Martin. o. n. Michel, j. II. Parker.
Harry r. Peltz j.. G. Stutz and
William Tiemann.
Other candidates from various
places in the state are: s. G.. Allen, l..
J.. Beahler, Clarence Blattman, John
II. Breen, j. -. Brewer, w. T. Bry-
ant, s. A. Bushnell. l.. b. Crawford,
b. c. Cooley. G. NJ. Greasy, w. A.
Davis. W. NJ. Dickson. Carl d.. Filing
ton, r. NJ. EnRendOrf. W. j. England.
T. N. Espe, Joe s. Ethridge. John
farquharson, A. T. George. b.
M. Gray, @. +. Gray. c. NJ. Greer. W.
n. Gromer, John II. Jones, W. L.
Kegel, J. b. Keith, +. T.. Keller. Eu-
gene Kempenich, $. II. Lawrence, Il.
}. Lewis, Don Loughard, w. l. LUX
art. II. W. Mason, A. NJ. MoCulloch,
J. A. Mclean, Fred McNutt, u. l..
Machem, Gustave Manasse. II. u.
Merrill, y. Lorenzo Pritchard, Louis
Ravel. II. T.. Rehm, w. O. Rich
mond, II. NJ. Sadlor, George Santhur.
l.. p. Sellard. w. j. Staller, p. A.
stalllngs, J.. II. Steele. ii. j. Stephens,
G. A. stilpwell, N. j. Strumquist, r.. T.
Wiley. Efhriam W. WEIGH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
interesting Address
Is Given in the
Sectional Program
CONTINUED from page onc) i.

CONTINUED from page onc).
Ing Mt . O'Clock at the Alvarado
hotel.
Home Economics
The important development In the
home economies department OF thu
New Mexico Educational association
this morning was the motion to or
Ennize this section ~ tho New Muxico
Home Economics association. ana to
AFFILIATE with the American Home
Economics association. The mibtion
was carried. aud "a chairman on the
committee 10 maxi tho c%onntitution
and bylaws OF the now association
was named. Tho organization will
continue to hold its annual sessions
as a section OF the n. NJ. ID. A.
That "a course Of study In home
economies be made out for the grade
and high schools was decided upon,
and n committee was named TO do
this. The officers FOR the year 1921
were elected. also. They are: Prusi-
dent. Mrs. Ruth G. Miller. Santa Fo,
First vice president. Mas Ethel Pick
EFT, Silver city; second vice president,
Miss Sadie Stewart. Donn ANA county:
Recording secretary, Miss Vcrnn Writ,
LAS Vegas: Corresponding secretary,
Mrs. walter Simpson. Albuquerque;
Treasurer. Miss AIDA pincll. Las We
gas. representative councillor CAmori-
Gun Home Economics association
Mira. Elizabeth Roger, Dona Ana
county; Member OF council for next
three years, Mrs. Walter Simpson, Al
huQuerque.
Tomorrow morning. Roy Ford will
show Htereoptican slides OF the work
on the vocation circuit in Dona Ana
county. The place will be announced
tomorrow morning.
Brlmurv Gerffnu
The Primary section convened with
the largest attendance I'm any section,
A program Of very general interest
To The teacher had been prepared by
George Mitchells chairman of the SEQ
ton and consisted of papers ny the
teachers. and music; and n talk by
Or, J.. w. searson.
The subject OF the Foreign Speak
ing pupil In the Primary Grades
was taken up In a paper by Muis
Aida Carlson. of Las Vegas, and
brought out as Its main thought, the
necessity of the Spanish speaking pu-
pill In this country understanding
what he reads. and the responsibility
ON the English speaking teacher la
seeing that no gets this understand
ing. She impressed the need Of pre-
| serving the child's own tongue to
him in the teaching of his adopted
tongue.
A paper on methods of teaching
reading TO Spanish speaking pupils
was read by Miss Adele Bordenavc,
of the Albuquerque schools, including
three necessary points. Miss Gusslc
Dyer. OF the silver City Normal
school, on Teaching w. story Toll
ing" dealt with the necessity of q
childron's story hour In the school
room, aud the principal object In the
choice of chldrcn's reading matter
the books that will leave the best
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

Dick Angle. a University football
substitute, leu this morning Tor Las
Cruces in answer to a summons to
Join the team which viii play tho
state college on Thursday. II was
said four players had been hurt In
the game last Saturday with Arizona
and endorsements were needed.
Born TO MIR. n Mfs. Dennis Still
well an S = pound boy.
The case against Elmer Webb. who
ran down a little girl with his auto
mobile in Old Town on Sunday even
ing was dismissed after a hearing In
the court Of Justice OF the Peace
Modesto G. Ortiz this morning. webb
was charged with careless driving.
He was arrested and put In the
county Jail In lieu OF a $500 bond on
Sunday night. The child was bruised
but not seriously injured.
Upon answer Of the defendant In
the divorce complaint OF Alice Garcia
Sawtelle against John Sawtelle In the
district court that Mr.. Sawtelle had
already obtained a divorce from his
wife In q foreign Jurisdiction. an or
der was given awarding the custody
of then 1--WE minor children to the
plaintiff.
All cakes That have been solicited
by the Woman's club for the reception
to the teachers should be taken 10
the Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow afternoon
between the hours OF 1 and ? p. M, II
was announced today. The reception
Is to be held between the hour OF
I and G o'clock.
The night squad OF the city fire de-
partment was busy this morning
burning weeds In the Reynolds add
tion. The work Is being done to pre-
vent possible fires in That neighbor-
hood this winter.
The home of NJ Vaio. 0is North
Second street. was entered early last
night and two gold rings. a gold
bracelet. two small savings banks
containing 50, stolen. NJ. Naio re-
ported to the police that the thief
gained entrance by way OF the kitchen
window. which lad been left open,
MIR. Valo was attending church at
the time. a revolver which was on
a kitchen shelf was not taken.
Triple Lnk RcbcsaI lodge No. 10
will meet in irregular Aession tomor'
row evening at 1880 O'Clock In l. O.
o. r. hall. Visiting members are
welcome.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
POOR NOW. BUT HAS
FORTTNE COMING

DIES MOGNEs-wnbur Clark win
fan heir to S35,0 600 when he is q.
Al present he hasn't even warm
clothes FOR winter. Clark's guardian.
George II. Botsford. here. Is trying to
gain permission to spend q little OF
the inheritance. now held by w. II
CLARK, SO, and said "a be OF unsuund
mind, 60 send the lad to school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

DENVER. Nov. 22.-Further de-
clines on the retail market here his
morning brought the price OF flour
and sugar down % cents on each
hundred pounds. The price OF flour
with this decrease is s4.e5 a hundred
pounds while sugar Is brought to an
even S12 for the same amount.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Dance at Old Town
School House Nets $135

Tile benefit carnival dance held at
the Old Town school house Friday
night netted yl35 for the lunch fund
for the school.
Justice Ortiz interrupted the dance
loon after Il had started and asked
that dancing Ia the achOolhouse be
discontinued, but upon being told that
all arrangements had been made. per-
mitted the dance to go on. Bealdes
tho dancing. there were eight booths,
these including a Belgium baby show.
q fortune telling booth. a show for
mon only. and prizo cake. hot dog
and popcorn stands.
Miss Pauline Jones, principal Of
The scnool. was IN charge Of tho
A So.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
DECLARE WAR ON
STATEHOuSE ROACMES

DIES MOlNES--Evcn election in
tercsts had TO take a back seat at
the sunte house when the c~ock-roach-
es thN have infested the building for
some Wine became 80 numerous that
they threatened TO walk on with the
archives. War has been declared.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

TO do so without violating any laws.
by calling at the Office. The object
OF moving the Office here Is To make
New Mexico a dry state In keeping
with the law, snid Mr.. johnson to-
day.
Captain Perkins has set up his Of
flee which IL to be established in the
federal building. 3. p. Beckett Is
paso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 22.-Eggs,
instead OF rising as usual just before
Thanksgiving. this year dropped.
Highest grade eggs today were SO
cents on the wholesale exchange,
i0hc lower than Friday. Recent
rains ard increased production
caused the drop. It was said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

"A woman's life s,dlvided into two
great periods"
"Elucidate."
The first she spends looking for
q husband, and tho second looking
after him."-Notre Dame Juggler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22
Two More Banks
In North Dakota Close

BISMARCK, N d., Nov. 22.-Two
more North Dakota banks closed to-
day o. r. L~oftheus. state bank exam
liner announced. They are the First
stati bank Of Kiildeer and the secu-
rite State bank at Columbus
Mr.. Lofthous said that his advlcos
Indicated that the banks closed be-
cause their reserves were below tho
required amount. This makes eight
banks hat have closed in this state
In the past week for the SANG reason.
''Don'Ts"-YoR wTsHMu.
Don't wish ron could nnd . iob-find IT,
Don't wish you could rent your apart
Don't wisk you sould sell youf house
Sell II.
ny using the Hsraid's Classifiea. oolumns.
Phons sAs. Phona sts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

A new British law provides for the
registration of proprietary medicines
and appliances and their owners.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

Fircproof barrels made from
mill refuse. have been invented In
Hawaii.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In full wagon loads
Hahn Coal Co. Phone Of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

oOaI suppIy Co. Phones : and 8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-22

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The Penn's Grove record., 1920-07-23
Making Artificial Silk

The Belgian artificial silk interests,
it was announced, have started con-
struction of a plant in this country at
Hopewell, Va, the former munitions
town. The Tubize Corporation is the
owner and promoter of the new enter
prise. Merknes Brothers, 487 Broad
way, N. Y, are the domestic represen-
tativeS.
Tubize silk, deriving its name from
the town of that name in Belgium, is
made of cotton l~inters, and, on ac-
count of its "fneness" is used in MAX
ing silk underwear, ribbons and other
commodities not usually included in
the list of artificial silk products. The
materials to be used in the American
plant will probably be purchased in
this country. This refers equally to
the necessary chemicals. Belgian
chemists are now in this country ex-
perimenting with these materials, and
engineers have also come owe to SUI
perintend the installation of the need
ed machinery.
By the addition of the Tubize plant
it is thought that this country will
soon be entirely independent of Europ-
can artificial silk makers. At pres
emit there are three Viscose factories
in operation. The DUPONT organiza-
ton, which is expert in the handling
of nitrated cellulose products is also
planning to enter the field.