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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
70 KILLED IN TOLEDO;
100 INJURED BY STORM
Great Property Loss IN OHIO CaUs-
ed by Last Night 5
Storm
BY Associated Prvss TO Every Eveu.--s

BY Associated Press 20 Every kVszIirz
Toledo, o.. March 2S.-CssIlsltreS n
the storm which swept Toledo and district
Yesterday afternoon snd lste lsst night
numbered % killed snd hundreds injured,
so far as could be learned today WITH
communication 70 surrounding poEnts
hsdly impeded By fallen WINS
Raabs Corners, ID mises weSs Of
ToleSo, and Genoa, Is miles soUths,ast,
we're hard hit, the property damage run
ning INTO hundreds Of hoySsAnds Of dollars
About % hoznes ST Genoa were d.
rnohshed. Many occupants had retired
for the night and IN many Instances whole
families suffered injuries
At RasAhs Corners the Catholic church
and school were blown over. Charles
Harsh, Toledo man, passing through IN
his sutomobile, said he saw many women
and children lying IN the STREET with arrns
and legs apparently broken.
Several also were injured ~ Max rs,
near Raabs CcTneIS
Cleveland, March - Last night s
storm caused the death OF one person IA
Cleveland. according 70 the police today
Comparatively little property damage
WAS done.
The roaring wind at tam 8 ne2ehe0 4
velocity Of IS mlles an hour.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
BRYAN GROWING RAPIDLY.
Texas Town With Commoner's Name
Gains 52.3 Per Cent Population.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Washington, March % Population
statistics announced today by the Census
Bureau include:
Winona, Nlinn., 1913. an increase o
$50 or 30 per cent over 1910, Kankakee {
Ills. 1921. increase 2,735 or 1915 per
cent; Yankton, ;. ID 5024, increase :
237 or 81 per cent Elkins. " Va. g.
III. increase 1,5l7 or 2SS per cent :;
Winchester, Ky, 1866 increase 7lO or
90 per cent: Little Falls, n y, l3,029,
increase 765 or {. 2 per cent Bryan Texas,
6.295 increase 2,l63 or 52.3 per cent;
Corsiciana, Tex II, $50 increase 1907
or 1865 per cent. Hillsboro, Tex, 6,952
increase S37 or 1877 per cent.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
CAGoREpoRTs EARTHQUAKE.
Seismograph Records Severe Shock Last
night, 200 Miles Distant.
Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Chicago, March % An earthquake
shock Of considerable intensity was re-
corded by sesmograph in the office of
the Weather Bureau here. The tremors
started at ll14 last night and continued
until 1920 a. m. today. 1t was most in
tense at 1927 p. m.
The earthquake was centered approx
mately / 200 miles from Chicago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
FARMERS GET DAMAGES,
Government VIII Pay $4,000 For Right
OF Way at Port Penn.

Approximately s32 900 viii be paid
into the United States District Court
here by the War Department shortly
in payment Of awards made BY the
Court in condemnation proceedings for
the right Of way given to the department
from Mount Pleasant to Port Penn
A railroad was run between these two
points and land was also taken for the
Marlin-Rockwell Loading Plant at Port
Penn AS soon as the money is received
by the Court disbursements viii begin
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
HERR BRAUN, NEW MINISTER.
Germany's Latest Cabinet Comprises Six
OF Former Ministers.

BY As ssociated Press TO Every Evening
Berlin, March 20. The newly organized
ministry for Prussia, it was announced
today, is composed as follows:
Premier and Minister of Agriculture,
Herr Braun; Interior. Herr Seyering
Education. Herr Haeniseh; Finance, Herr
Iudeman; Public Works. Herr Oeser;
Trade, Herr Fischbeck; Peoples Welfare,
Herr Steergerwald; Justice, Herr ZehnhoH
Four OF the ministers are Social Demo
Gratis and two are members Of the Center
party.
Premier Braun was minister OF agriCul-
ture in the late cabinet. and Herr Haeniseh,
Herr 0eser, Herr Fischbeck, Herr Steer
gerwald and Herr Zehnhoif also were
members OF that ministry.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
DIR. MITCHELL'S SUCCESSOR.
Executive Committee of Trustees Meet
Here April 10 TO Consider Matters.

The executive committee OF Delaware
College viii meet in Wilmington on
Saturday. April 10, for the purpose of
considering President Mitchell's resigna-
ton and appointing q committee to arrange
for filling the vacancy.
At this time the trustees have no person
in mind to succeed DR. Mitchell, whose
resignation takes effect September /.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
SCORES DEAD, HUNDREDS HURT,
THOUSANDS HOMELESS, FROM
TORNADO IN WEST and SOUTH

Property Losses in Illinois, Indiana Ohio, Wisconsin,
Michigan Peninsula, Georgia and Alabama Total Millions
and Millions Of Dollars; Chicago Badly Damaged Large
Part of Business and Residence Section of fEgn, Illinois,
Wrecked By Storm; Mnhigans Big Cites IN Path of
Sweeping Hurricane; Telegraph Service Frustrated
Prevents Extent of Damages There Being Known.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
SEVEN KILLED BY SrORM
IN LIMA, OHIO, SEO TlON

Lama, O., March ~ Seven persons
dead and immense property damage was
the toll Of last night S v-ndstoi m over this
section OF the State Moss Archer, farm
er, was killed near Lima. Threc were 6ll
ed at Van Vert, and threc at M0ulton.
Interurban traffic has been suspended and
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
Complains Of Reckless Driving.

Every Evening has received an anony-
nous advertisement warning school chill
dren against alleged reckless operation
Of automobiles on Montchanin road
The person responsible FOR the notice is
asked to call at Every Evening Office,
otherwise the advertisement cannot be
used
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
Child Falls Downstairs.

Clementina Anderson, A years old, Of
203 East Thirteenth street, fell down
stairs at her home today and sustained a
cut on the head. She was taken in police
ambulance TO the Delaware Hospital Her
condition is not serious.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
NEW ENGLAND FEARS FLOODS.
Water az Highest Mark as SNOW MeltS
and Runs Into Rivers.

by Associated Press 70 hNery hNcnns
Boston, March 29.-Swollen rivers
caused by the thaw in the Northern Hill
district continued TO menace bridges and
river front properties m many cities and
towns in New England today Points
along the Merrmac and Conneoticut
rivers and their tributaries reported taat
the water had reached the hixho~s mari
IN many yeaT4.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
CI.OSING TIME FOR
DISPLAY ADVERTISING

Every Evening cannot guarantee
insertion Of Display Advertising
unless copy is in the business office
by noon the day before it is TO he
printed. Advertisers viii kindly
bear this in mind and cooperate
accordingly
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
Amusements Tonight

Play house Seven Days Leave
Ciarrick " auCseville
Queen ater Water Everywh here.
Majestic tic-f'rhe PaiiSer Case.
Rialto-'The Missing Link.
Savoy Chains of Evidence
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29
Weather Forecast.

By Associated Press 70 Every Evening
washing ton March 29.-weather forecast
for Delaware.
Showers tonight Tuesday colder and
probably fair strong southwest and west
winds.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29

There is no substitute for imported
Pompeim Olive OI-Ady.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29

Certified milk for infants Clover
Dairy Co.-Adv-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-03-29

The safe, sensible drink Clover Dairy
milk ADV
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-03

FOR SALE CHEAP dishes, cook. ing utensils, glass jelly jars, sewing machine, bed, mattress and springs; small rocking chair, chiffioner. h. quire Gateway.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-03
EASTER WEATHER

According to the barometer, the weather for Easter is likely to be stormy. However, as in the past, un- less it is rainy, Seward will have the usual Easter Day Parade" and the women folks will come forth In gla3 raimene.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-03

FOR SALE Iron bed. springs, 2 maitressees, kitchen table with bins; Singer hand sewing machine, detaeh- able motor. Mrs. Balderston. A3.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-03

FOR SALE Water front proper ty tor Industrial purposes in lots to
 suit. Apply J. s. Holman. owner. 4 i9
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-03

FOR SALE Five drawer Chiffo. nier. cheap. Inquire Gateway. A..
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-04-03
SYLVlA'S
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 Andys express meets all trains aud tenmers Phone tt8
uIilhiIiiIIIiniIIilil,InuiiililiiliIIn

Herring fish bait for sale at Haii- bui Cove. price three cents pound.
 MIG.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
Forest Fire Slogans
To Be On Letters

~ order to extend the forest fire
protection campaign throughout this
DIS rlct. b local district forestry Of
tice u trying TO induce certain large
manufacturers to cooperate by putting
nr" prevention slogans on packages
containing their products. Negotia-
lions are being conducted with the
winchester Arms company the Dia-
mond Match company and others
whose products eventually reach the
r"moto-t sections Of the country.
whore ordinary means 81 advertising
are more or less of a hapEazlrd ma
ture
Six stamp caucoilinr dies have also
been ordered ana Will he used by the
local posfuffce and five Others In New
Mexico and Arizona. bearing slogans
urging the help Of fire prevention.
similar to those now in use on tho
Pacific coast The %cancclling die at
Toe san Francisco office hears the
slogan Help Prevent Forest Fires
WITH such a stamp on every piece OF
man mntter gotug through these six
principal pustoffces IN this section II
= thought O. marked Improvement In
the cooperation ~ the public at large
Will be noted.
Thee dies viii be- Installed some.
tim" before che coming fire season
opens
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
What's Doing
Around the State

ROSWELL Roswell has q direct
connection with the great plains
country east ~ the prcos river
through the %tri-wcekly mail and
passenger service from tins cit, Ia
loNluEton The ear leaves Roswell
on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
and arrives here ON TUESDAY. Thurs
day and saturday. II Ia .Np.rtad
that the merchants OF this city viii
DO a large parcel post business with
tht plains people and will make Hos-
wei the CHntef at the thriving mains
country. The Tcxlco Power A Trans
portattom company has nnnunced
b q ON March / II will put Il daily
passenger, express and freight service
IN operation between TcNico and Low
inEiuu. This route Will go Via clovis
aud portalos aud Tatum into Lowing
ton These Two ruutcs viii nut Kos
well Boa direct connection with the
great country east uf the pcros river
ANA VIII mean big things Tor this set-
son.
FARMINGTON Tho ~roilapsipp OF
the new academy gave the people ut
Kentucky Mesa an opportunity uf
seeing some ot the real western spirit
Within q few hours after Ia, caiam-
ttN was made known the business
mon aud private citizens OF Farm
tngton had donated some $1,000 to IN
CauHc NJ rcCuustructing tho building
SILVER CITY Frank Graham
pleaded guilty 10 n charge Of forE
cry, and g. o.. -. clair. "a soldier.
pleaded guilty TO the charge Of dis.
charging firearms within q %scttic-
mcn' before District Judge n. r.
Ryan. the defendants being arrairucd
ON Information prepared by District
Attorney = $ Naurht Graham was
sentenced Co serve one 10 two years
IN 'hc p~onitoutiary. and n. Clnir was
giNon 30 days in the county lail. In
each Instance, however sentence was
suspended pending good behavior.
tho two men being first offenders.
GALL f-rhv mud In So deep aud
the roads so bad between Gibson
hnd liill crest cemetery, that % funor-
Hl procession was from Z O'Clock In
the afternoon until IS IN tho evening
reaching the cemetery. The auto
honrsc had TO bee helped with a team
~ horses This was tho firgt burial
ihut has t"kcu place after night. as
81 was already dark whom tho body
was lowered into the grave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
PAVING AND SEWER
QUESTIONS SETTLED
Commissioners Pass AS
sessment And Fix Rates
Outside OF City

Paving problems again were dis.
GUESSED IN the ui.y comn,issioncrs
nIoctine last night after the raaainp
Of an assessment ordInnnre ~ ~
work On West Centml avenue he
tween SIKH n Tenth streets.
commissioner Hughes asked what
heV"utse the city would have should
any defects show up la the paving
ailer had been accepted by the civ
IVY Manager Hebenstreit Informed
nun mat the city would be able TO
huld the company during its five wear
guarantee, and that the city nisp
Nouid ne able to hold W any pay
.l"hts on tutdre work should the de-
ieotH develop before the present pro-
gram IL completed.
pciecilvo base beyond Tenth street
on West Contra avenue has boon torn
OUT and The work will rot be tom-
Il'.ed until u H. sure that there will
20 no danger from cold weather. The
company Is now starting work on tne
N"fth Fourth street paving. q Will
ho laid from the north 20 as not to
interfere so much with traffic closer
down town.
Another Old problem before the
conmissipners--thrt of the sewst
rates outside the city limits-was FIN
ally disposed Of last nirht. ID WINS
VOTED 20 reduce the rates from $50
ond"r the gravity system 20 fi5 per
year. Under the pumping system the
rate was reduced frGsu f2d to SIS. An
10 The present ordinance
viii be read at the next meeting.
The city manager was Instructed to
proceed with he condemnation of
property so as 90 open seventh street
TiJerus and Marquette ave
nucs.
The school board has donated ten
i'rt OF is property 50 AZ 10 make Park
avenue an S0-foot street This will on
AM" autos to no parked In the mid.
building.
Tho pc'tion ~ the Eooker r. wash.
ingion shnntorium for the same water
ft," i~ t given 90 other ta%rutoriit.a
was granted.
% com mission Endorsed y moyt
ment hy the National Security League
proposing th9t May L. be set aside as
American day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
OIL NEWS

The MCGEE well near Tucumcari
mas been steadily fishing for lost
tools during the week without sue
cess. There were tw~enty-eight sticks
OF dynamite exploded in the bottom
Tor the purpose OF ioosenlnE the bit
and stem nj the bottom OF the hole.
FIRST a 3 N-inch drill was worked
down by the side OF the tools and
men the shot put In alongside. II 10
believed hat the dynamite shot mas
loosened things up 30 the fishing
tools can take hold OF the bit and
stem. Scouts and visitors watching
the Wen report "a showing OF oil In
the bailer
The Haight. the Rama. and the
Endee wells are drilling ahead with
ali pOssible speed. Comanche Home
Number Two is tied up for a day or
two on account OF casing.
The location OF the third well To
be drilled for oil by the National Ex-
pioration COMPANY now drilling at
Picacho was announced through tile
piiiciais at Roswell. II is TO be Il
nile ana a half northeast = Lake
Arthtr and preparation for starting
the N,u Is - tcgin at once. IL IL
thought that actual drilling opera
tons Will ic started by April /.
l.connrc Ban cf N,w York aud his
hF-'tNhteN VIII u" IN charge OF the
1rlling OF tins wei The second well
OF this Couipaty n TO be near orch
ard Park. ahd he big boiler H. now
hctt,g iLstnllrd 90 the drilling site.
IN" derrick has cen completed. Il
Is rcpor-"l. and d Is thought actual
drilling VIII stai' not later than
March
Good progress is being made on the
we'll al I1cacho, reports say.
II rs reliably reported that the MI
nois Producers company is arrang
INK Ia construct a big concrete rcser-
Nutr ncar their we'll No. I near Lake
wood, Ia Eddy county. II has been
known for several weeks that this we'll
was sanding fun OF oil and thc bit
was on top Of an oil sand which is
expected to bee most productive. when
the bit struck this sand. drilling op-
crHtlonH We're ~ unCp suspended ana
nothing has been done since that
time. Within The past two weeks the
operators have purchased large bodies
Of land neal this well and h Ecn-
eral opinion ~ here and AZ points
down the valley that when this rcscr-
Noir Is completed that the first oil
we'll IN the pecus valley viii come In.
The Illinois Producers No / Is the
deepest wen In the lower valley, he
ing now down to a depth Of 2tgO f-et
and the most excellent indications
have been found in this well.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
.COUGHED FOR z YEARS
ORDERED TO DENVER
Doctor said she couldn't get well
In Illinois, but she did.

had : very bad cough Tor . years. oil
ihr time, day and night Could siecp hni
ntue tried everything but sos no relief.
FINALLY my doctor said be could no more for
be. that ] had better 80 10 Denver a. I
c%ouldn't live in Illinois. Then / tried Miks
hinui.ion. FROM the very ant. ID brlpsd
me. BY tho time I had taken as bottles. my
cough left me entirely. I have eain-a in
strength and hesh aud am nov in perfect
health Mr.. Alice N Huutlsy. isa No.
Pearl st. Gslcsburr. ~.
Build up your system and give IA a
ohance to hKht N disease. MIA. rmulsioa
coats nothing 10 try and " has done The
s0tk Tor thousands u others.
Milks Emulsion h. a pleasant. n%stritise
food and q corrective medicine. IL restores
herltil, natural bowel action. doing away
Win al need Of pills sud physsea. Il pro.
NOTES appetite and quickly puts the digestive
Organs in shape to fssimiiata food A. a
builder Of hesh and strength. Nlks Email
sion j. strongly recommended 10 those whom
siti ness has weakened, and is q powerful
al IN resisting aud repairing the effects "
Wasting diseases. Chronic stomach trouble
and eonstipation are promptly relieved
usually in one day
This IL the oniy solid emulsion made and
20 palatahie that u b. eaten With q spoon
lie ice cream Truly wonderful To- seas.
sickly children.
No matter how severe your ease Won ara
urged 10 try Milks Emulsion under thi.
gnaraniee-Take six bottles home with YOU
use u according 10 directions aud I not
satisfied with the results, your mon,y will De
promptly refunded. Price zoe and 81 20 Der
bottle. The Mnts Emulsion Co. Terre
haute, Ind Sold by druggists e~vrrywhere.
onarfnioed By Highland Phsmaey.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
ST., 600 Still Needed
By The Red Cross

owing io The shortage OF about ST.
600 boz the drive for funds Tor the
hnlu" service NJ tho Red Cross for
H"rnHlIllo rnuu 81 tho camptIEu has
hc'u extended and tho teams are ret
work today iu Hu effort 90 bring 'th"
total 10 81 90. the original amount
sought
Tn" regular uuurday luncheon was
l"ld Hi the Y. " e. s. cafeteria and
.pr-i rrahl" progress was reported.
lp fo THIS time very Tow people 500
hcItrd have refused TO contribute. at
though there asu u few Cnsos where
d contribution was Cous'd vrpl small.
% BE- urged that those who have at
re'dN contributed and who feel they
might hnyu done more. r3i. The
amount Of their ploCro and help bring
b final total to th" goal sought.
For various reasons thcro WINS a
number ut persons wnoW tho COM
mitt''a wcr" unable 10 locate who
always heretofore contributed.
these people Hro urged 10 send ihoir
con'r buttons 60 the local chairman ~
the drive.
such subscriptions should be- sent
In y a. Wcstcrnc'd. chairman of he
triv", New NrWiio hu ldiur Alhuuurr-
quo, h following form Ncinr used
I enclose herewith f.............
for Ne Albuquerque Home Service OF
tho Rcd Gross.
Signed
n N- N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
Of c. To Celebrate
Washington's Birthday

Details uf the Wushington's birth
day celebration to be given uudcr tho
auspices ot the knights ct Columbus
~ the high school auditorium ncNt
Monday night have been completed.
and th" program will he us follows:
lnNocation-llcN. \. NJ Maudularl.
$. =.
Observation-Disclosures
Violin sole Miss Eleanor Lynch.
Vocal puct-M Miss Hurtensc Switzer
and Mr.. " i Mcdonald
Tenor Sulo-Mr Simon \. Balliug
Selection-k. OF e. Quartcttc.
Mossrs Balltug, Munster, Bredcman
and Halludinu.
Lecture ON Patriotism" by Rev
crcpd u T.. lHWtun s j.
star SpAnglcd Banucr-Audience.
Representative of the federal aud
city governments. as we'll as the cdu-
ga 'ional authorities have been in
Nitcd 10 attend ana % b. expected that
they viii all be present. Anyone de-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
CONE! RUB
SORE, RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOINTS
Rub pain away with a small
trial bottle Of old
st. Jacobs Oil.

stop dosing rheumatism
It's pain only. not n case in nfty
requires Internal treatment Rub
soothing, penetrating st Jacobs orr
right on the tender spot and by
the time you say Jack Robinson
out comes the rheumatic pain and
distress. st. Jacobs or rs "a harm
loss rheumatism linimcnt which never
dirappoints and doesn't burn The skin.
u takes pain, soreness and stiffness
from aching Joints. muscles and
bones: stops sciaiica, lumbago. back
ache and neuralgia.
Timber up Get a small trial bot
tie Of old -timc. honest st. Jacobs
or from any drug store. and In a
moment yOu'n lie free from pains.
aches and stiffness. Don't sunori
Rub rheumatism away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
AlIIANCE

house Of Johnson formed a q|uadruplc
alliance when Harvey johnson Of
Letchcr. =. H.. married Miss Mary
johnson ~ Mount Vernon. s. -. and
Jacob Johnson Miss Mays brother
welded Miss Josie Charlotte Johnson.
HnrNcN's sister, An the 81 Johnsons
in the city directory publicly extended
their congratulations to the couples.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19

wmHIIMSIIAVEN - Admiral ,op
Reuter-, ciicf. officer of the German
meet az Scapa Flow. tie man who
gave the order for the stuttlink az
y German warsliips tIferc last
June. arrived recently at Miihclms.
maven. StiSvts wcrc decorated aud
ne was uhlcinlly welcomed ny Adj
mirul Won TrDtha, chief OF the AL
ihiraltl' who tcrneh him the last
nero Of the German High Seas Fleet.
The value OF the German ship~ sunk
at Sfapa Flow was Sf50.2OO, 900.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
FaVOrite Prescription

This is what many women write DR.. Pierce at the InvAHdS Hotel
in Buffalo, N. Y:
Kansas City, Kans.-"Dr Pierces Favorhe Prescription
brought me through a very critical period for which l shall always
be very grateful. l had a severe nervous breakdown, caused by
womans trouble. l doctored for about Ave years with very little
help. I saw DIR. Pierces medicine advertised and was so dis
oouragSd that | was ready to do anything for relief ! at once
got both the Fsvorite Prescription and the Golden Medical Dis
covsry' and was restored to good health. All of my ailments being
cured"-MRS. LUCY FOREMAN. sl4 S. Packard st.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
P%OMEMENE QIIrs MNCE.

" NNTTTNITVNI FNU- TT--NV0NTOT
iomcro1c, democrat Of ohio, has
Withdrawn from the contest for the
democratic presidential nomination.
Necessity OF dcVotiug his entire attcu o.
ton to important legislation In the
senate and the fact that under the
Ohio state primary law n solid deloga-
ton would be impossible, which, he
sHtd, virtually would mean his defeat
at the San Francisco convention, were
given hN tn" OHIO senator as his rca.
SONS Tor drumming y nf tho ace
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-19
Aerial Flivver
Makes Trial Flight

COLLEGE POINT y. v. Fob. Ia
The aerial "niVVrr" a monoEianc
which weighs beb pounds, IN ~ feet
Ions and has "a VIM spread OF 20 feet.
. inches. received ITS first trial hight
before a gathering of engineers and
aviation experts here The machine,
which h driven hy Il tw0 cylinder mo-
tor and has a carrying capacity Of asa
pounds, took the AIR. easily hopping
n from u NOV covered field and
made "a successful flight OF several
minutes.