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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
A Large Return"

Finding a lost article is an
easy matter il you insert am adj
in The Evening Herald.
When you have lost am arti-
cle, some one Of Albuquerque's
25,OO0 inhabitants has probably
found il. The object then is 70
communicate your loss to as
many Of the 25,0Oc inhabitants
as is possible-The Herald can
do this for you.
This little ad appeared in
Monday nights paper;
D>~-~~-~-~4a~~-~
LOsT--Gold open faced Geu England
watch. with nickel plated fob on See.
oud street. Coal avenue 20 Cromwell afe
nue lnitials W $ y. Rewana II re-
turned 20 Herald cmcc
Tuesday morning the watch
was brought to The Herald Of
flee.
Out Of Albuquerque 25, 900
inhabitants this little al reach
ed the person who had found
the watch.
The watch was valued AT $50
the ad cost 30e-this is what, in
the terms Of modern phrase
ology. is known as a "large re-
turn" for the money.
Now when you have lost some
article, or are looking for a
house, a job, an automobile,
you too can have a Large re
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
HINES LAYS BLAME FOR PRESENT
TIE-UP AT RAILROADS. DOOR

walker D. Hines, who has oT
ralfond> dictated a
The
not rt
II
regarding distribution
Central EuroIc.-iDIrOR.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
By WALKER ID. HINES.
Corner 4. :. Director Of Railroads.

ON March last ceased TO have
any connection with ID" operation OF
the railroads. 80 am not IN a posi-
tion to discuss the details OF the
present extraordinary critical condi-
tion Of transportation.
In response. however, to your in
quiry / would like to emphasize that
the problem iuyukes two entirely dts
tinCt questions.
Onc Is what can be done at once TO
end the present tie-up and the other
Is what can hr done a good many
months later when large amounts OF
new equipment can he secured?
The present tie-up is due TO failure
to transport existing equipment ana
Is caused partly by inability OF the
railroads, separately operated, to con-
tinue the unified processes that pre-
waited during federal control. and
partly by inability to retain In ser
vice the necessary cmpluyos-es-
peCially transportation employees
account OF the Unauthorized strikes.
The first part Of the trouble may
be gradually relieved by the step
which hns already been taken by the
interstate commerce commission "a
assume direction OF the handling OF
equipment The second part OF the
trouble will. ! believe, rapidly disap,
pear when the labor board IL able 10
make IL disposition of the wage uucs'
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MEXICO. ALBUQUERQUE
Per az HouTs Ending q a. n.

Highest tc m
y era ture. 7Ss
lowest temper
ature, h2s daily
range Of tenn
pcraturc. 2Bi
mean Halle tenn
y era uro, 6b;
relative humid
lty q y. ~. 45s
relative humid
ity q a. m. so;
p rect pitntion.
trace3 maximum
velocity OF wind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
Today'S Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE

firht game;
Score: n. II. y.
Boston .......i2O OOI Oi0--5 n 2
New York .... 600 0l0 100 2
H'atteriea Douglas. liubhen. Win
terH, Rehf ana Snyder; Rudolph.
Waivers, McQuillan and o'Neil.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27

II rs important for the public to
realize how greatly Discouraged the
employees have been by the long de-
lay. Il was impossible for the rail-
road administration IN its latter days
to settle wage questions for the
period Of private control which was
about to begin. The questions had to
await the adoption Of the permanent
legislation. That legislation was 80
complicated that It's completion WAS
a slow process.
when the legislation wiz COM
plctod the employees swero subjected
To eliminating disappointment be-
cause about Aprii the railroad man
agements declined to attempt to agree
with the employees ON the merits OF
their wage demands, although the
new law required that such an at
tempt 10 agree be made, and the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27

miles per hour. 40. prevailing di-
rcction. east; character Of the day.
cloudy.
State Weather.
New MoXico--FHir tonight and
Friday: warmer In north portion
tonight.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27

New York. May 27--Iiar silver
Ilfi.es.
H Copper ana Iron Unchanged.
Tin spot $500; June t5i.25; July
tti.oo.
Antim0ny 1925.
Lead firm; spot and May ss.ss
asked.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27


LOsT--Gold open faced aeu england
watch, with niekel plated fob on See.
oud street. Coal avenue % Cromwell afe
nue. Initials ". 8 y. Rewara II re-
turned 20 Herald cmcc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27
srHER rnIcNs

CHICAGO Belk, lil.zsa ais1o.
receipts, 5000.
KANSAS CfTY--nulf. f11.oon
HISS receipts. $780,
DENvER--liiasais.tos rscsipsn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-27

EFIII1I TEII7T NTnIn'V
did Mr. Hanna ever raise any
money and turn Il over TO your"
He did not"
CONTINUED ON pase two.)
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-03-13
STEERING FOR
HEAVEN
By DOROTHY DOUGLAS

tCopyrightI
Muriel turned and faced John Glib
son as they stood beneath the amber
light in her fathers spacious hall.
This is good-by, john" she said
quietly.
"Good-by! Why good-by and why
so serious? am coming tomorrow to
take you skating and"
mo you are not" Muriel's voice
was firm. II am not going to the Faulk-
ners' skating tea, nor to Maud Guth-
rie's Pomeranian breakfast, nor to
Jimmy Rogers jazz swimming party.
/ am going to steer my bark toward
heaven-when l leave you tonight"
She smiled softly while an expression
quite misunderstood by Gibson filed
her eyes.
"Where is this place called heaven
Is 1t on the Long Island route?"
ut may be on the Long Island map
and 1t may not be-" said Mtlriel. II
don't know. But 1 do knowIit is not
to be found at the FaulknerR nor the
GuthrieS' nor any place within my
present vision" Muriel turned away
her eyes. There was wistful some
thing in the depths Of them that she
thought John had better not see.
eve had jolly time at Dicks to-
night. The wine was not bad, consid-
ering our dryness. the music glorious
and you-you were there in your fra
GRANGE and beauty" Gibson's voice
had softened. what more does man
want?"
Nothing more, apparently" said
Muriel, and the usefulness had turned
into something bit hopeless, "but
woman does. At least" she corrected,
II want more. l want a bit Of heaven
and I am going to find it." Her voice
had become vibrant. The haunting
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-03-13
-Aren't We Happy, Enid2" She Called

emptiness of life as she had found it
cleaned through Muriefs tones. Il
hate every silly vapid, meaningless
hour spent rs our friends spend them
wasting golden hours comparing
Pomeranian noses, discussing latest
deseneracies, drinking loathsome mix
lures while vulgar singers and more
vulgarly undressed dancers try to
arouse our jaded emotions"
you've always enjoyed"
"No. I have hated 1t all. There is
not one soul in our entire ultra-Smart
set that would walk across the ave-
nue. to chat with except you. sup
ppse way down in the depths, unex-
plored though they be, of you there is
something that appeals to me. at least
that part of me which is about to steer
have told you this" She extended a
warm, firm hand. 81 have not men
toned it to any one else"
Gibson drew her hand against his
side and spoke rapidly.
"Muriel, don't leave me. You know
love you--have loved you for many
months. Forget this silly idea of
heaven and marry me. I'll take you
anywhere you like-Italy, Arabia,
Japanl I fancy We'll be taking the
opposite route to heaven if we go to
any of those places just now. but,
well-anything so long as you are
mine"
Muriel shook her head.
You will take me everywhere eX-
cept to the one place I want to go.
must go. John. | will lose either my
mind or my soul unless | turn sharp
ly and steer away for heaven. want
to find place where men and wom-
en- love one another because of the
soul within them, where character and
nobility and simplicity of nature count.
I am sick Of being loved because my
ankle is slim or my eyes alluring or
my clothes fantastic" Murie paused
q moment while real disgust inflated
her delicate nostrils. Then Gibson,
his heart in his eyes. watched a
dream fit into the face of the only
girl he could ever love with all his
ane strength. "There must be a
country where lovers can walk on a
road that winds under the moonlight
IKE silve- ribbon and where birds
mx In leafy trees and where the pun
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1920-03-13
Feline Hero.

We once read that cats cannot rea-
son; that they have no brains. That
statement cannot be true. We do not
believe it is.
James Taylor heard a cat new
ing piteously as he passed the
door of Mrs. Bridget Shay's apart
ment at 1S2 Kingsland avenue. Know.
ing that the aged woman was alone,
and suspecting something might be
wrong, Taylor forced the door and en-.
tered the apartment. He found Mrs.
Shay unconscious in bed. A gas jet
was open. The woman was hurried
to a hospital. Then Taylor looked
around for the cat.
The cat was dead.-New York Times.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
THE FOURTH AT CORRECTIONS

>pcc a, correspondence Of Every Evening
Georgetown. June 70 Congres man
frank Crowther. Schenectady, y J i
j a. Sc the orator ri the SuSsrS county
Mouth ct Jul1 celebration to be held N
,h1> ..tv on Monday July J The COM
rutter IN charge oi the celebration has
erected a speakers stand at tho corner q
Market street and Public Square directly
oppoSItc the SUSSEX county court house
The FIRST Infantry Band Of Wilmington
.Avill nketv iced the parade which takes
place about clock IN the afternoon.
The American Legion OF Sussex county.
Which i~ t. take part IN the parade. vii
10 marshalcd bv Harry PcttYlohn Of Mil
ford. and accompanied by state Com
mander Meredith ] ~amues and staf' Of
Nilmincton An effort Is beng made to
get the different tribes of the Improved
Order Red Nen and other organizations,
together with members Of the women 5
.i,ibs from the different towns. to take
p4rt Evergreen Forest Tall Cedar oi
Lebanon. OF Milford, will be here. possibly
l50 strong
Matinee races will take place 81 the
: driving park inst "a ot Georgetown. ~
thc afternoon. and baseball game WI
Ia ke place between the AIillsborc ch'b and
a team composed Of tar from different
pa-t~ of the county I.ach town IL the
county hos been asked 10 Scr9 3 float end
~ many peapic as possible 70 take part II
the celebrations
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
SEAF0RD BOY HON0RED.
Dorsey nouoho Elected Captain OF 'cla-
ware College Baseball Team.

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Scaford. June - Tho announcement
that Dorsey Donoho. son Of vi. and
Mrs Alexandcr Donoho. If tins town, has
hccn. elected captain Of the Delaware
i. oltcgc baseball team for the season Ct 1921
WAS received with delight hN hls many
frlcnds here loung Donobo has madc
an excellent record at Delaware College.
both IL athletes and studies Tie IS ono
IT tho hest baseball PLAYERS on this PENN
srla and has gwen "a good account 81
hlmscf since becoming a member ct the
Delaware College Club
lie has also hecn selected % captain tho
Scaford team this year, position he held
last wear and ono IN which he niiotCd he
Scaford team to the championship of the
Peninsula League. Donoho returned e
hi> home here last night and next week
viii have a squad Of players out here
getting ready for the season. 'I)al
Culver has also returned from college,
aud viii pitch again tins season for Sea
ford Captain Donoho expects to open
the season here IN about ten DAYS
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
AUCTIONS--LECAL.S
Legal Notices
81 .olNl ,0O0 HIGHWAY BONDS.
STATE OF DEIAW RE,

81 l,pp ,DDN nlSH w Al BtNbG.
STATE OF DELAW ARE,
Sealed proposals will be received by tne
state Treasurer of Delaware until June ~,
1920 at 90 O'CLOCK. y. m. for the purchase
OF 81 900, 900 of state bonds Of tue state
of Delaware. o
Said bonds will hear date January l iOIo,
and TO he of $1,000 denomination. bearing
als por cent interest, payable semi -annuatly
on the first days of January aud tulF OF
each year bonds shnll be payable forty
years - ~ tho date thereof but the SAID
bonds or any of them may hc redeemed AT
the OF .nn of the state at the rate OF one
cipaI debt of the bond redeemed on any
first day of January or nrst uay ~ Juiy
after the said bond or any OF them shah
have reen issued one year, upon tAltty
days notice, properly advertised. pfinCipai
and interest payable at the Farmers lthn6
of tho state of Delaware at Dover, beia
ware. 80
The bonds ia be coupon hondg with no
State tax All bids must hc addressed 7"
will he received for the whole ar any part
of the issue and must hc accompanied ny
a certified check for . per cent oi me nlu
PAYABLE to the or,iai Of George NJ, Fishor
state Treasurer, The right is fcserNeu w
reject any or all bids. -. 4,
Said bonds ar, issued under authority nI
an act entitled An Act tu Create n Ntate
Highway Department. establishing system
of state highways and providing Tor dV
improyement and main tenanca thercot.
and appropriating and borrowing money
OF the state OF Delaware, aud approved by
the governor April :, lplI:
GEORGE NJ. FISHER.
state Treasurer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
MRS. |. n, HAMMOND.
Continued from page
blood was snattctcd over the bed. on the
walls and ~ the floor.

Continued from page
blood was spattctcd over the bod on the
walls and r. the floor.
WHOLE FAMILY ~ DANGER.
Calling to tho colorod hov and rccclying
10 reply. the thought dawncd on her that
HI was The assassin Gong to his room
and not finding him there, hut tho garrct
door open. her suspicious We're stlll
stronger and then. ard only thcn, dld
She rcallVc that her li(c rs Well rs that n
hcr daughter might hc III dangcr - -hc
summoned help II WAS vhrlc She was
using every effort to secure hclp uNcf tho
telephone and from tenant down the
road. a short distance away, that She
heard second report II q gun. tins
one being tile shot fred i, BrnadoId
himself in tho attic ~ an attempt to Kill
himself
After securing help and coming bac', to
tho house. the garrct door was closed
This All the more convinced Mrs Ham
mond that the Negro Was either hiding ~
the garrci or had done injury e himself,
and after summoplng tho ncighhorS.
efforts were made to got HIM t0 como down.
but "a no avail Not until sheriff Cook
went ta tho garre door and told l}roaderd
If he did not surrender ne would hc killed.
aid he make anv reply Then. throwing
the gun out the garnet window he sur
rendered
poY WE'LL CARED FOR
As to the treatment # the Negro
Broadcrd bv the Hammonds there Was
no one of All the nc!ghhors who could say
other than that he had boon treated with
the hcst &c care and So much So that the
agent ni the New \ ork Home ASSOCIATION
4 L,. ~A1a fi,1 lfaqp1fpt.f1fte
would frequently. ON his visits 20 the Ham-
mond home. note he we'll cmcd ior and
we'll kept condition Of the bos
As to tho Negro conduct IN hlS tvc
wears with tho Hammuude il was admit
ted bv Mrs Hammond that he had hccn
corrected the corrections being IN the
way of reprlmand after he had hecn caught
either in telling an UntrIth or a. m ono or
two eases ot stealing money Tho cor
rection OF rcprimaud given HIM hN MIR.
Hammond on Monday night last was
due to his telling an Uutrlth about put-
ting III the COWS. which, he sand he had
done Mir HammoudS : rcprmand AZ
| hat time. was as to his apprcclatlvFnCss
o! what was being done Tor hm, When
Nr Hammond came home Monday even
Ing he found Broaderd sitting IN the
kitchen plaving q hanjo which Mr. Ham
mond had recently bought for inn and
it was while he was PLAYING the instrument
that he was asked by Mr. Hammond il
he had attended to al of his work e
which he replied that be had when be had
not.
As to the hov's intelligence he is abovr
the average as since his attendance at the
colored >chool nca- the Hammond 'o~n
he has received just about IS much IN
struction rs the school Will warrant Evlnl
/ him
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
WEDDING AT REHOBOTH.
specia Correspondence Of Every Evenin

specia Correspondence Of Every Evening
Rehoboth Beach. June lQ.-.At All
saints p T. Church Wednesday at noon,
Miss Lila Maitland Maynadier Of Wash
ineton. u c.. was married to James "
HYDE, also of Washington. Miss May
nadiers mother resides here at Rumbol-
dcnc in The Pines
Miss Ncttie 1appan was maid Of
honor. with Miss Linda Chase. Miss
Delma Ewing as bridesmaids Misses
Elsie and Edith Hill and little Mary
Dubois Of Washington were flower girls.
The brides brother Seton Maynadier,
: WAS tie groom best man.
The Polk cottage vas opened for the
out-of-town guests. Dinner was served
nv Mrs. Anna Dodson at the Shock cot
tage TO the bridal party The bridal party
left on the afternoon tram for short
wedding tour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
EASTERN SHORE BASEBALL.
{ thcstertow Forms an Association ana
arranres 10 Finance Team.

spcCialC correspondence Of Every Evening
Chestcrtown. Md, June 10 IN on
,huSlastic baseball meeting was held u
the Court House last night and sum
mer baseball team for Chcstertnwn Is an
assured fact James G. Nctcalfc was
elected president Of the new assncatlon'
which is to tc known rs nc thcStcrto.wh
Nhlctic Nssociatlon' John II len
daniel was elected secretary and Don 7
Falls Treasurer Thgse gentlemen, with
Walter Wright form tho executive com
mltto,. which will have charge ot the
finances and general management q the
team. Coach John Thomas kihler. dl-
rector of at hletics nj Washington oi-
legc. was elected manager and captain oi
the team. which will bc composed oi some
III tho best PLAYERS on the shore nc sum
~ So 900 has heen pledged for the sup
port Of the teau. and Washington college
field has becntsecurcd for the games
Tins movement is IN lInc with sinlar
ventures in other towns on the shorc. sncf
<,s Centpvillc, Easton fredericksburg
Cambridge. Nlillington, kcnncdyvlllc Sal
Ishurv. and games will hc arranged hY
tic local mana cement with all tho above
towns II is expected that the season
wall opcn the latter part of the month
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CAL WESTON GETS SHOCK
FROM BATHING SUITS
Seagoing Outfits of Women More
Bizarre Than at Any Other
Beach.
nv Associated Press TO Every Evening

Galveston. Texas. June 10. Bathing
Suits this year are more coloriul and hi-
yarrcc than in any preceding year IN
the history Of this beach. Silk and
Awoolcn onc-riece suits, darngly cut and
with a goodly potion Of the back left
opcn. are the popular styles,
Beach costumes" as they are known
arc much more prctentious. lhcse IN,
clidc parasol, cape. sash, half hose and
sandals the cost of which ranges from s25
10 5000.
\, ,ccprding to bathing house proprietors
women arc not alone IN their love for
bright. colors. for this wears crop OF men
hathers show prediction for yeilows
purple. green. black and white stripe emo
rcd aud black stripe for swimming suits.
Stockings. rs part OF womnn's bath
k-nc toggcrv. have disappeared from tho
beach and have given place to bare leR'
and half hose \ majority Of the womer
prefer to wear neither sandals nor hose
IN their surf bathing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
HER WISH FOR "HUBBIE.

4 clue 10 one nt the partic. guilty of
encouraging American cNtrnvagance was
furnished by q fond wIfc. tAc other night
as tho crowds were coming out Of the
movies
Waiter shc sighed why car { YOU
get some brocaded pajamas like those the
hero had on2
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Konkeil Case Confined.

John konkei's wife is in no immediate
need Of funds, said his lawyer, William =.
Prickett, when konkeil was arr aligned III
Municipal Court this morning on a charge
of non-support Their house was re-
Gently sold, the attorney declared, an
she has all the money. The case was con-
tlnued until Friday
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Divided They Stand: United They Fall.

All that Mary Jenkins wants is peace
she told the Judge in Municipal Court
TO-DAY. So her kinsman, Leroy Morris,
whose arrest she had procured on charge
of breach Of the peace, was dismissed on
payment Of costs. when he promised TO
stav away from ber house and behave
himself. He admitted ''fussing with
sier, but said he had not hit her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Held for Transporting Liquor

Urited States Commissioner Nc c ann
yesterday, held Henry Rosenberg under
81 900 bail. and Robert Rosenberg under
$500 hail for the Federal Court, on a
charge of transporting liquor through
Delaware Illegally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Sui { to Clear Title.

Chancellor Curtis heard testimony
Yesterday in Court Of Chancery in the
case of Holmes Jones VS.. Mary A. Pierce.
The object Of this suit is to clear title
for some land beyond Eleventh street
bridge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Reconcretinq Augustine Bridge

Fiftv-six feet Of the Augustine bridge
over the Brandywine have been con-
creted. leaving $40 feet still to be covered
The supply Of concrete viii be exhausted
tomorrow if it Is not Teplenished mean
while
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Marriage Licenses.

Magistrate Stradley has issued mar
riage licenses as follows: Melvin Harris,
404 East Eleventh street and Bessie Loper,
OBS East Twelfth street: Harry ]. Book
1911 n Jackson, and Rosella G. Shute,
1703 Rodney street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
10 Spend Summer Abroad.

Harold T.. Gricr, son Of Mr. and Mrs
Frank L. Grier. .of Milford sailed yesterday
from New York for Norway and Sweden.
He will be away about ten weeks He is
a member Of the class that graduated
from Delaware College on Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

WHOLE BLOCK 0@ OCEAN FRONT
pnaton ~ aavaroiRn Arpe ir exclusive
Chplsra 9ertjon fdnai family motel aparify
son Private and puFsiic fresh ana soa water
baths and every complete sppolnf nfwrnf
Modern ofhnr7peltttc department 5rfH
feet ~ piazza overlnoking Hoe rlwalk AMI
ocean Orchestra dancing Auto hus meet 4
trains Bopklrt Dwnership direction
H y SHAW
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
To Redecorate Garrick Theatre

The Garrick Theatre will be fedecorated
and the stage rebuilt during the lull
between seasons. The work IS - charge Of
William ID. Haddock u Company, who
expects to begin on It next week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Boy Scouts 10 PLAY Ball.

Troop No II. Boy Scouts. has organic
esl baseball team and would like to hear
from any 1j-l6-year-old team in the city
Address ] p. Ponsell, Jr., 1908 du Pont
street
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Real Estate.
FOR SALE

1907 Clayton St..-~Nine rooms, bath, porch,
hot air heat, eas and electric, pantry ana
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
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rier, please notify the Circulation
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ceived the inference naturally is that
service is satisfactory. All com
plants Of poor service viii be gwen
immediate attention.