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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
By STUART GOODWIN.
..THE Indifferent woman vo

.srHE Indifferent woman voter" by
and large. is a myth. 1t has so
been proved in the past, and un-
less this is such dry year that ali signs
Gail It will be amply demonstrated at the
coming Presidential election.
There have been indications this year of
what IS expected to happen. The primaries
in New Hampshire resulted in a vote about
twice as heavy as usual This can be ac-
counted for only by the assumption that
about as many women voted as men, The
same is true of the Maine elections.
Figures have been compiled from the reg
istration and vote in States where women
have had the right to vote before the pas
sage of the suffrage amendment to the
Constitution. These hard and fast figures
from States fairly well scattered through
the Union show a better idea of what may
be expected this autumn, when women
everywhere are entitled to register their
political leanings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
supplement the estimates made b.

TO supplement the estimates made by
the leading political parties and to
show the possible drift of the woman
vote THE NEW York HERALD asked its CORE
spondents in the 1916 suffrage States for
concise analysis of this years situation. The
replies are most enlightening. They follow:
The women's vote carried the State of
Washington in 1916 for Wilson on the
specious slogan "He kept us out of war;"
James Hamilton Lewis toured this State
depicting the horrors of war in the most
vivid manner and In contrast painting the
sacredness of the unbroken. freside and the
allure of orderly business and commerce.
IF you want the first This picture of warl
vote for Hughes" he said IF you want to
keep your sons and husbands and sweet
hearts vote for Wilson" He closed his
speeches with this appeal and women re-
sponded by the thousands. No argument
that the appeal was false could stem the
tide.
Are Disillusioned Now.
To-day the women of Washington have
been thoroughly disillusioned and the peace
prosperity and progress slogan is falling on
deaf ears. The drift is strongly Republican
This is best evidenced by the fact that while
the primaries just over witnessed contests
without number for nominations in the Re-
publican primaries from Governor down, the
Democrats experienced much difficulty In
getting men to run for office and they polled
only Is per cent. of the Republican vote.
The Democrats themselves are not san
guine of success. as this clearly shows The
sentiment might be interpreted as being
more Democrat than enthusiastically
pro- Republican.
Cox did not gain votes here with the
women They are strongly prohibition. and
he lodged the issue in this State. Liquor Is
an enemy they have found as deadly to the
home as war. II has been down and out in
this State for a long while. They do not
want It resuscitated.
Probably as large a proportion of the
women are registering and will vote as the
men. Men interested in registering are gem
orally also interested to see that their women
folks register, and there are also active
women organizations at work getting out
the woman vote. Nothing like complete
figures are available, From only six of the
thirty-nine counties can proportions be oh
'ained These counties show that 24101 men
registered and 1911 women. In the state
Of Wa hineton women form 80 per cent. OF
he population. The population Of the TX
COUNTIES 81 oNs that II per cent. Of the regis
traton was by women. proportion favor
able to them compared to men voters.
Figures for the entire state OF California
are not available, but full figures for regis
tration and for voting in the c lies Of Los
Angeles and San Francisco are. and in those
two cities is comprised about two-fifths of
the States population.
In Los Angeles 190375 men registered
and $4,000 voted; 170,999 women registered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
America, Dry, Is Europe's Object Lesson
Public Health Much
Improved, Anti Alec
hol Congress Shows

effective than hitherto it could possibly be
anywhere. This colossal gain, unprece-
denied in history, he thought, would be
effected among a. population whose young
men during the war showed a proportion
of only one in three unfit for general SER
vice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-10
About 100000 Eligible.

This year there will be eligible to vote,
roughly figured. 27 100000 women. The total
estim ated eligible males who may vote is
put at a little more than 20 100000 These
estimates have been made for 1920 on the
basis of the official census of 1910 The
table by States in alphabetical order follows:
Man Iinii,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-29
MuEhTE EAmENTAaHE EN-
HOLMAN IA. NJ.
ST. editor de n Nnevo Mexican0
SanfR FkE u. MI.

Isl, editor de III Nnevo Mexicano
Santa IFeg NJ NIL
lie sdbiieo inc permita un espacio
en- SUI &preciable semanario para pu.
blicar Ii muefte de mi quefido to
Conception Areilanc. por 10 que le
anticipo mis- mas sincefas graeias:
Es Ell case que Of d1a ~ de Julio
de 1920. a ESQ de las 6 de Ia tardes
sali6 Ell finad0 a mudar una aqua en-
un trigo, Y no volvi6. su famiiia Wen
do que Sc dilataba comenz0 d buscar.
10 y pronto Sc o~scureci0. y como q
las 10 de Ia noche 10 hall0 I'M perr0
y empez6 q ladrar, Y 81 ladrido rue
ron con an fatoi y 10 haalaron muer-
to. Eusebio Arellano, bij0 del fina-
do. fue corriendo y le do axfso 3 su
ito CiriIo Arellano, hermano del II.
nado. quien Eue y les ayud6 j lIevar
eI cuerpo de su hermano hasta SUI
casa. Sc cree que fne muefto por
una centella norque q POGO que 81
tinado sali0 dc IL casa hubo i'm true
no TERRIBLE y 81 tenfa algo quemado
un sentido y 81 sombrero estaba he
cho pedazos, y era todo 10 que tenia.
Eue VeIado Ell dIa. is en- la hoeKe por
IN gran miriero dc ~pafiehtes y ves
clnos v amigos. I'll dfa is Sc le do
misa de cueFpo ~presente en- Id lyle
sia cat6lica de ese rugar, y fue see
pultado eli 81 camposanto de don An
tonic de Jegds Romero, padre polfti
co del finad0 Thyo un accompanied
niiento dsmaclad0 sande hasta que
BE IL echo Ia ultima paiada de tie
ira. Ed finadU naei6 en- t5nDudo, NJ
MI, eordado de Rio Arriba. De allf
Sc traslad6 para este lugaf de Hot
man, N. M, eondado de MoraF en- don
de Tivi0 pof mas de 40 anos. Conta
'ba al tempo de su muefte como 81
amos mas o menos. Dei0 en- este va
lie de lagrimas para Iamentar 81
muerte. a So yiuda, Francisquita r
AreIIaiio, 2 hijos, Juan d. Arellano Y
EtlsebiO ArelIahos q hilas. Rafaelita
A. de Lnceroy Corina A. dc Martinez,
CordiIia Al. de LucerO. Anita Arelia
no, Anialia Arellano, AureIia Arellar
no u i'm herniahos Don Cifilio Arella-
no! 3 hefmarAs. Maria Rita a. de-
Sanchez, Manuellta "A. de Crime, Nd
RIA Casia A. de Gandart. ~ IN grande|
nnmero de sobrinos y sobriias: 3
sus ancianos padres p~oliticoa Don
Antonio de Jesus Romero y Gregori
ia v. de Romero y un grande ndme-
70 de amigos que II supo g~raniear.
de modo que el flnado con su muerte
de5o. IN vacio dincil de ~ilenafse- Aho
ra 70 quado r0gaIldo al Creador que
ST alma haya sido perdonada lie
yada a las m~aisi6nes eteriias y que
derrame 81 baisamo de consolacion
sobre los anieldos coFazonea de sh
vinda y iamilia. 70 % nombre de
toda IL famiIia Afelano doy mis- mas
slnceras gracias a todas queias per
Il due NOS acompaharon tauto On
81 veiorio como en- 81 funeral dc mi
queFIdo Ito, hasta echarIe Ia Ultima
paIada de tiesra. y quedo d sus orde-
mes. como SUI alto. y s. 8
JOSE EMILIO GONZALES.
Chac6n, n. NJ.
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FVaLAo EANn sALA

Bebaftment 81 the interior.
u. S. Land office at Santa Ee, n. N.
July 10, 1929.
NOTICE Ii hereby given that, as
dlFacfed by the Commissioners Of the
GenBral Land Office, under proylsions
81 SEC. 2455, r s., Pursuant TO me
application 0f John r Lynn serial
No. 037774. We VIII offer at public
saie to tie highest bldagf but # not
lasB than $500 per acre, at 10 O'Clock
Al. MI, On the 26th day Of August,
next. at this office the following
tract Of land: N154NEM, Sec. IL, 7.
IAN, r. 3 East, N. M. F. M, CON
talning 40 acres
TheE sale viii not BE- kept open but.
win be declared closed when those
present at the hour named have
ceased biddinnB The person making
tie highest Bid VIII be required to-
immediately bay to the Receiver the
amount thereof.
ANY persons claiming adversely the
ab6ve.descriBeH land are advised 70
file their claims, o j objections, on Or
Bef0fe tho thine ~designated for sale
JUAN N. VIGIL,
$50. Receiver.
First pub. July 20 last pub. Aug ~
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puBLIc LAND SALE.

Department Of the Interior.
b. S. Land office AZ Santa Re, N ".
july is. 1920.
NOTICE Is hereby given that ~
directed by the Commissioner Of the
General Land office. under provisions
Of Sec. 2455. r. s.. pursuant 20 me
application OF John P. Lynn, serial
10. 0s777g, Ne VIII offer At public
sale to the highest bidder, but q n1t
less than 500 ser acre &C 10 O'clock
A. III. bn tie g6th day Of AiEllft
next. Il this office. the follpWins
tract Of land: sEKNWH, Sec m
Is NJ r. 3 =. n. u. r. NJ contain
Ing 40 acres
1hs sale VII mol be kept open. bns
win 81 declared closed when those
ufesent Il the hour named have
ceased Mddine. Tie person mAkinA
sks alshe6t SO VIII be Required g
Immediately pas % tie Receiver the
ahiduni Mere0L.
Any persons claiming Adversely me
ahove4descrfhed iard are advised y
no shelr einlmM. o. o4ieetiqna, % q
before sha tlna d~egifn1teo fnf kAle.
gCAE r. VIGIL.
Receiver.
Fir.s pa6 JAY = iasi pus, AaE I,
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Prodigio hispdno
CD InaepsnaIsnlsr az MoanlAlnaltl

f.H independence" dc MobntalnaifI
Todas aquellas p~eraonaa due estn-
yieron nresentcs en- "a celebracionl
QUE Be llut0 a cab0 aQul 81 luiles w.
ado. 500 tesliEDs oeulares De 100
adeIatiioe que ndestfa ~ipyenttd natl
Va reside en- las e~scpelas 81 solamefi'
te h dan opoflunldad Samuel cffa
sel. cullen Cue ulio d. los que din.
10 IA paiabra. e. nacid0 de pedres
humildea. qnieues no hsblan u lido
lnelea. 81 iotM alddido e. cie
10 Dc noclmlenso~nunea ~ podidp
: 81 una r4faga de iut. i1agA e.
no siete aapa que w. padres iierob
lnfialdoa pAEa cite mhndnnan a ~
ssb q IA naeooik a. cicBu4 eael ~
1lfrhe % Aia.a6eaf1a en epy0 plan.
fei 81 Assao asilpsaH1 p1r y ~
fioa6 de sieie fAfipin M pfea
rh&sae ne sole h. dnmigadb ~ MlQ
IA lhkla. aeio san - ffado
X rfteia y dat ahafs tatl4F -
'Hfltsf amta4
~
ase b aeplAH
mk "a
hlts1 ftlt A ~.
~ fys y A. p
'Ntw MfH
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81 4F
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McGfaw, Nebraska. Julio IS. 1890.
81. editor do III Nueyo Mexicano,
sirvase publican en- 81 pencdico
ID slgulente.
RI dia 10 de Julio, 4 ias $3.50 a
M. do q luz on nlho mi eeposa NM
rllllln q. Garcia. nor 10 cue nos sen.
iiamos muy gustosos; pefo Dc repen'
10 nos 10 "a qulttdo "a mucrte %
nupstro isdo. sole nor viYl6 tres alas
aeiandonos muy aIleldos pcro mi
eaposa sa haila en- perfeeta saiad
Sin ma8 80 afmo.
ADFn.AIrlo GARCIA \ MNKffdA.
"a q. GARCIA. nmbos ~resldentes de
aaata ~. 4. y.
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hales un6s j0yenes educados los que
seran . sef en ID future los que 81
bietnen los destinos pdbIicos y 40
se ddeden isnorAntss que sirvall DC
Ipeonds.
81 . I'm i6ven que Ii falta By vista
y en inos cHantos ferlhinos 40 esI
cueia BIZ podIdo desarroliarse tanto
en- d idi0nia ineies. hasta catinar ad4
.niifaci0ns ppf que no 10 pieden haI
Ger 10 mIismo LOS j6Yehes que sozan
de todas sus facultadesg
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Aenhamaa dn faeltsf nn auFtide nue
e8-0aitaffss. ManHniin8A FteiIae
~ 3 alin to4a eitea ~ insiAmn
l6s AZ enetak. 4 Nfe - cue eHanf
All - faf "a e elx4eH e.
asssira mfaaInt rHia3tfA seteaa
slea rsFa asenIaa ~ befha. a94 eEa
"A so na14IaI maaaE4a ota Aa4aA4
usma4 Nt4eelte ~ 4 - etAN
- A. fs1fs ~ - ffWast
aapfFAA cry MAHN#AMA AID
4NNEkeN CO.
Calls Bta
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EsTADo DE NUEvo MEXICO,
coNDADO DE SANTA FD

EsTADO DE NUEvO MEXICO,
CoNDADO DE SANTA FE
EN- IA coRTE De PRUEBAa
En- 81 asunto do ID ultlmA voluntad
y Testamsnto de Alejandro Bacal
tihado.
AV1SO
Aviso Sc da p6f ID pfesente. due Y
abaio firmada, fu6 en- FL dia s de
julio, 1920, nombrada EXECUTORS del
estado de Alexandra Baca, finado' por
eli non. HpimenIo Romero, 5ueg de
Pruebas del c0ndado de SANTA vs.
Nuevo Mexico.
Pof ID tanto, todas ias personals que
tengan recIanlos en- contra de dicno
estado. soti p0f la presents n6siIica-
das de dep0sitaf los iaisnaos con Fl
Escribano de condado del Condado
d. santa re, denlFo de- 1lh ah0 desds
Ia fecha de dlcho n~onibfanaiento, se.
gun proveido por ley . los misnios
seran r~echazados.
TEREsiFA BAcA Do HEAcax
list publ. Jtly 15LaAt Aug 5
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Una b0telIa de- prueba

Sc MANDA Al PEpIRLA
Mande 50 nombrc y direction por una
botelia 1~enerosa de "A Preserlpclen p.
b. b. "a primera cufaei6n DE- D. o. D.
lie dara aIIvio instantaneo Marde hoy
'lneluya i0S ara pagan Il eosto del en-
paque y franquto por cerree.
Dapt. Bgfs CHICAGO, ILL.
ss45 u Ravenswood Ave-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-29


Cuand0 miIlares de- pefs0uas que an
tbs sufrfan Intermediates de Id Tel es-
tan felices 0tra vez: Iibrea de la tortu
ma diaria v de noches de insomnia,
or que continfia ~sufriendo? E%scribanos
" lie mandaremOs una botellA de nues-
ira de Id famosa rescrici0n del pr.
Dennis. c0noeIda como
II. u. ID.
Ia urtlra ara Intermediates Do Il pieI
Esta untura saIidable ha sido' usadal
or rs aos en- casos de eczema, psoria
sis pahos y todas las Intermediates de
Ia piel-suayes fuertes. Sus exitos
notables SO manifiestan por cartas de
milIares de ~pacientes agradecidos. Lea
las siguientes cartas y juzgue por ST
rhismo:
No mas noches de insomnia
No habia tenid0 una noche de des-
canzo pof clnco iheses, hasta que CO.
mence a usar su ID. d. d., y OH que
dulce me- rue descansar despues de SUI
frir cfnc0 meses de t~oFturasi
Mrs. LUCY J. TAYLOR, Mechanics
burg, Va.
Termthakoh piex Amos de Mlserla.
Por diez amos he tenido I'm case Sc
ver0 de eczema y Ia tefcera parte de
ESQ TEMPO no p0dla aparecef en- pd-
.biic0. Probe TODD pero nc enc0ntre a
livio per1nanente hasta que mi botica-
rio me recomend6 d. d. D. Pido a to
dos los phcientes de eczema que useh
D. d. ID inmediatamente.
MISS MYRTLE HAHN, Enfermera
AIiyio lnstantaneo.
Face tres amos me apareci0 una (.
fupci6h muy co~niezohienla en- ID ca
beza. Probe aIgnnas unturas y RENE
dos pero seguia cundiendo. Noche por
noche me paseaba sin podef doTmif
TN amigo me recomend6 D. p. p, 10
probe y Ia primera ~aplIcaci6n me do
gran alivio, paf0 Ia coiiez0n y pude
dofmif. Despues de usafla p0f algunos
messs, me cure enteramHnte.
n w HANNA purIlffaaN1a. Kan.i
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-29

Wenda nuestros productos y s8nese
d. $50 4 800 HIRES por semanal
Mande por nuestFoa hernosos follal
tcs GRATIS, v enteresB dc nuestra d.
TINA of6fta liberal a aBentea nuevos.
EscrIba hoy niisnfo i
buUs PRODUCTS COMPANY
Depto. S0b
e26, River ST. CHICAGO. ILL,
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Iby the field notes on file in the 0t.
lice Of the REGISTER OF the Santa re
Lend Office. Santa Re Land DIS
|tricts New Mexico. as follows, viz
A. 3, LODE SURVEY NO. 1903.
Bgsihiling VI corner No. / whence
the quarter section between sections
and 3 township IL North, Range
S East, M NJ. r. M. bears North
rs deg. so min. west 4,51S.70 feet
thence North 48 deg, 10 min East
I.499.23 feet to corner No. 2; thence
South SO deg. So min. East 707.SQ
feet to corner No. B.; thence South
Is deg. SIS min. West 1,690.30 feet to
corner No. 4; thence Worth 80 deg.
I5S min. west 578,44 feet to the cor.
ner No !, and place q beginning.
CICERO LODE. SURVEY 1903.
beginning at Corner NO 4 from
Witch the quarter section corner be;
tween Sections 5 and 8, Township
~ NORTH: Range 6 East, N. M. p. M,
bears SOUTH nj dHg, A min. West
8.B84.2 f3et, thence s0hth ~ deg. IS
idiia. East 1900 feet To corner No. q;
.thence North 4a dee % min. East
534 feet to corner No s Thence
North III dug III min. West 1.499.12
feet to corner No. Al thence South
'4s deg. 2S min, West $50 rect 10 cor
nef ND. / and place Of beginning.
DEMOSTHENIrS LODE, survey 1903.
Beginning at corner mo- 4 from
which the corner o. SECTIONS 3, !
and 8, Township IN N0fuf Range 3
East N. M. r. MI bears North ~
der 8 min. West 4,0l7.0 feet; thence
South ~ deg. III min. East 1,499,72
feet to corner NO 81 thence North
4s deg, as min East $40 feet to cor
ner No. 3 thence North rs deg. 81
min. west L.S02:99 feet to corner NO
4: thence South 43 deg. 23 min, West
6S1 feet to corner No. / and place
OF beginning.
PINE TIRED LODE, SURVEY 1903.
EA - - 49, = 49,. - H. ~
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no e9NfS 3 sfsslet ~ m4iftl
eoa enh lsafa gfn iastSl4 - "a
rl ra (a6s -
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SAY DIAMOND DYES"

naAf streak a. ruin Som material IL
Z po8f dyt rutltt IN rismdnd Dyes
Easy dlrstignq II every passage.
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known DIS the "A. B. Group, il Cochiti
Mining District aforesaid. There are
no adjoining claims.
Date Of posting this notice on
claim, April 27ths 1920.
ALlcB BENffAM,
Claimant.
fWatnasBes.
G. r. YOCOM.
LYLE G. ENGLISH.
list pub july 20 last pub sept rs
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Fr.t ~, laly = lasl " &c
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
ARMY BEATS RICHES.
TO FLOROD0RA GIRL.
Original Sextet All Wed Wealth,
But First of 1920 Beauties to
Marry Takes Major.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Members OF
the original "Florodora" sextet mar
ried none but millionaries. Today
power and rank are as good as
fortune, and Miss Ethel Lores, .
beautiful member OF the present sex
tet at the Century Theater, viii start
the ball rolling tonight and estabNsh
A precedent for the six OF 1920.
At @ o'clock at st. Paufs Protest.
tant Episcopal Church. West End
avenue and Eighty-sixth street, MISS
Lores, daughter OF "A wealthy oil man
Of Oklahoma City. will become the
bride OF Major Harry B. Clark, Thii-
ty-sixth Infantry, United States Army.
The army man has been detailed 10
special Government work In New
York.
The Rev. DIR. Il. A. Burtt. rector OF
the church. will pronounce the cere
mony. THE best man will be capt
Robert Wynn. also OF the Thirty-
sixth Infantry, and the maid OF honor
Miss Betty Palmer, OF the "Floro-
dora" company.
After the ceremony there Will be
reception at the Hotel Majestic, Cen.
trail Park West and Seventy-second
street, where Miss Lores has made
her home. She retired from the cast
a few days ago. and with her nus
band will make her home at Kew Gar
dens, Long Island. The singer re-
ceived her musical education In PariS'
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
LABORPASS|NG'
.ONCAND|DATES.
American Federation Will Give
| Their Records to Each
l. Local in U. S.
BY HARRY l.. ROGERS.
international News Service.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 22.-The
campaign OF the American Federation
of Labor TO scquaint its membership
with the labor records OF Presidential
candidates Harding and Cox Is in fun
swing today.
Tonight secretaries OF thousands OF
local chapters OF affiliated unions
throughout the United States will
read formal announcement from ma
tional headquarters that the fedora
ton has prepared comprehensive
resume OF the stand taken by the can
didates on labor questions which have
come before them.
This record will cover the entire
career OF the candidates, and will set
forth not only their vote on leglsla-
tion dealing with labor, but also their
public utterances and the editorial
policy of their newspapers.
At a later date, the statement says,
similar records dealing with Sena-
torial and Congressional candidates
will be distributed. The greater part
of the information contained in the
resume of tEe attitude of Senator
Harding and Governor Cox toward la
Dor was furnished by the Ohio State
Federation OF Labor.
Governor Cox has stated that he
approves of the plan announced by
the federation.
"If a candidate can't be judged by
his record, then what are you to
Judge him by?" asked the governor.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
Death
Betrays Erring Wife
SoLdier-Husband

CHICAGO, July 22.--Out of one Of
the most terrific battles of the Ar
gonne forest a wounded marine was
carried to an American field hospital
He died there. On the hospital rec
ords he was classified simply as Car
liss, Sixth Company, Fifth Marines
On duty in the hospital was VIII
hani-'6: Sefrver~ald, sergeant. first
class, medical department. U. S. A.
Part of his many duties was to care
for the effects of his comrades who
fell in battle.
In time Schoenwald came to the
case of "Carliss, Sixth Company
Fifth Marines" The meager effects
of the comrade who had gone West"
were spread on table before him.
COMES UPON A PHOTO.
There were a few francs, jack
knife. a wrist watch. it's crystal shat
tered, letters bound with a rubber
band, and a photograph. The grim
hardships and sorrows of war had not
yet hardened Sergt. Schoenwaid. His
throat frightened as he picked up the
photograph and examined 1t.
1t was the likeness of young, at
tractive woman.
Across the small room the chaplin
was first to hear the involuntary cry
of Sergt Schoenwald. When the
kindly chaplin reached him Sergt.
Schoenwald was uttering queer, in
articulate sounds.
What is it, old MANI" the chaplin
asked kindly
The Washington times., 1920-07-22

wife's conduct was not all it should
be. My cousin is Mrs. Pfeiffer, of
Chicago.
"One Of my brothers was killed in
action, but the other can be found in
Chicago.
OTHER MEN BLAMED.
AT Bezu lie Query, France, one Of
my comrades named Ferguson told
me / should never live with my wife
again because of misconduct He i'm
plicated a soldier named Dawes, who
was wounded in Belleau wood.
I'm October, 1918, my WHO wrote
that she had run away from the home
of my parents in Chicago because Of
attempts to control her actions. She
was in Cambridge. Mass.
"On November 3, 1918. wounded
marine was brought into the field
hospital at Landreville. France GAR
gomez. and died there. Among his
effects was found the attached pic
ture OF my wife. clothed as it was
not possible to clothe herself on the
amount Of money l was able to allot
to her. The mans name was Carliss.
OF the Sixth company, Fifth marines"
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
WILSON PLEASED WITH
SELECTION OF WHITE

Selection of former Congressman
George H. White as chairman of the
Democratic national committee was
received with satisfaction by Presi-
dent Wilson. it was said at the White
House today.
"Mr. White is very able man"
White House officials declared, land
his selection is very satisfactory"
White accompanied Governor Cox
on his visit to Washington Saturday
and Sunday and while he was not
party to. the conference of the candi-
dates and the President he conferred
with Governor Cox. Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy Roosevelt, candi-
date for the Vice Presidency; Demo
cratic leaders, including Senator Car
ter Glass, framer of the Democratic
platform, and Secretary, Tumulty
Sunday afternoon.
The attitude of White on the ques-
tion OF liquor places him almost in
the class OF prohibitionist, his
friends today declared.
The Washington times., 1920-07-22
POPE PRAISES U.S.. GIRLS
EFFORTS TO HELP BLIND
Pontiff Receives Miss Winifred Holt
in Special Audience at
Vatican

ROME, July 22.-Pope Benedict,
who wishes to participate in any at
tempt to relieve the misery Of hu-
manity, especially that caused by the
late war. has received in private au-
dience Miss Winfred Holt. president
OF an Italian-American committee for
the protection of the blind, and also
the founder of the New York State
Association for the Blind. The audi
ence occurred in the beautiful large
private library of the Pontiff. who
was most cordial, taking great inter-
est in the work for the blind,
His Holiness was much impressed
by work of the blind in America and
France, and also admired the work
done by the Italian blind.
The Pope bestowed his ponitifical
blessing on the work and also on a
little cross which Miss Holt wore
throughout the war.
Miss Holt also was received by the
papal secretary of state, Cardinal
Gasparri, who promised his support
in favor Of the blind.