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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
JOHNSON LEADS
IN THE PRIMARY
IN NEBRASKA
Bryan Running Seventh
in Field of Eight for
Democratic Delegate

OMAHA. Neb., April I'll senator
Hiram Johnson continued tu main
tain q lead as tho ballots IN ucsday's q
preF. icntinl primary were slowly he
ing tabuiatcd today with 552 pre-
Cin7ts Out Of i.NiG heard from Dc had
pollcd 22,2N7 votes to 1C.i03 FOR
Leonard Wood and 1O.3S3 Tor General
John J. Pcrshlng.
The contest for delegate nt largo
on the democratic ticket furnished the
most interest iu Nebraska this morn
ing. While one uf William J Bryan's
delegates was running third In the
field of eight, Bryan dropped back 20
seventh position whom 4OS precincts
had been counted. Political observers
cnllc attention 10 the fact however
that while Bryan lost Douglas county
hc WIS running second outside of the
county and the rucc promises to De-
olosc
Few votes had been counted un the
republican delegate at large vote but
ln the Few shat have been counted tho
Wood delegates ARE leading. although
ull of them. with one exception. have
pledged to vote Tor tho preferential
choice. of the i4b precincts that
have reported in Douglas county,
Wood le dhy almost 800 votes over
johnson with pcrahng third.
william J. BryRn made decided
gains as the counting Of the delegate
ut large votes progressed aud went in
TO the lead ~ ali delegates in the re-.
turns received from sos precincts out
side OF Douglas county (Omaha). The
Nut" in Douglas county, however. from
tGf precincts cut this advantage and
iu BAG precincts, including those heard
from i1 douglas county he stood
fifth ln the contest.
The vote wnH a6S precincts outsid,
Douglas county; Neville. (iD s.S36.
Shullcuhcrror Oi1 Sass: stephens
DB) S.fff. Nable GHl 5.58i. Bryni
0l S.5af; Bcrge go 1879; McNcnl
ca t.pf6; Thomas lu) 1878.
in Bag precincts including Dougiu'
county the vote stood. NcNillc 1891
Shullcnhcrgcr 1873. stephens 49,.
Ofi. Neblo 1851. Bryan i2.532
Bergo 1909; McNeny lel79; Thom
us 1880.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
GIRL IS WITNESS
N MANN ACT CASE
Couple Arrested Here on
Trial in Federal Court
at Santa Fe

SANTA FE. Aprll gl.--NhoHtcr \.
Nichols. alias Chct Taylor. and Jean
spencer alias Mrs. Chct Taylor. were
put ON trial in the United States court
today charged with violation OF the
Mann act, u is charged that they
brought e gill 10 years of age FROM
~ paso. Texas. through by automo-
bile 10 Albuquerque. The girl was
arrested m Albuquerque and the two
defendants were arrested between Al
buquerpuc and Santa Fc and taken
back 20 Albuquerque.
The two defendants were travelling
from Los Angeles 90 Colorado Springs
The girl was ON the witness stand al
the morning.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
C. Washington's
Ghost Would Gasp
Could He Read This

wAsmNGTuN. April Gle George
Washington never dreamed that one
duy the church which he attended
would advertise ln tho newspapers.
But SUNDAY morning the following
notice appeared in tho Washington
newspapers
Come aud worship with us.
Services sunday ut M a. m.
Pohick church
THE Mount Vernon parish church.
"Hunt In 1919, one of Virginia 4
oidcs, landmarks. washlnRton's own
homo church. Tho old graveyard Is
stnl 90 interest and open 20 the rub
lic.
situated on tho Hichmond-Wash-
ington pike.
between Camp Humphreys and
Lorton, Va.
See Camp Humphreys ANA Wood
lawn mansion aud worship at Fohirh
church. then -rc the government rC'
formuturf ana the district faru.'
Iohlck church b. one uf the oldcsl
churches in the United States. The
Wualingtons tho Nlasous. and th,
FairfaNos AN attended service there
The advertisement WAS decorated
with "a reproduction ~ "a quaint ol,
wood cut showing gallant gentlemen
iu pcrlwigs and cooked hats tulkini
in front OF the Old brick church {,
beautiful ladies in fluuncca ana frills
who had Just stepped from thei
chaises
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
CARRANzA TO PUT MEXICO UNDER MILITARY Law
Severe Weather Cuts Lamb Crop
Prospects in State One Third

Heavy rainfall. gallo like winds. and
extreme cold has greatly altered the
outlook for "a successful lambiug sea-
son In soc0rro, Bernniiilo and Nalcn-
cin counties. Although the lambing
u sll IN progress and no definite
percentages have been reported for
the season several sheep men are de-
cidedly pcssimistic. Up 20 two weeks
ago tho weather had been 40 favor
able that predictions OF at least "a
IS per cent yield were common.
The early lamhlng which started
about April sth was greatly leopard
lied by the heavy winds which hlve
prevailed since then. however. II iH
doubtful now % the wool growers VIII
realize more than forty-tivo per
cent production. The ranges IN spite
of the rain are ln "a blasted condition
because Of the drying winds and owes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
MAN ACCUSED OF
/. THREATENING OFFICER
Las Vegas Resident
Bound Over to Grand
Jury on Mail Charge

After preliminary hearing this
morning before United States Com
missioner Macdonald. Tomas DC Baca
of i.as Vegas was Dound over und'r
81 coo bond To- await the action of the
grand jury which convenos next Oc-
tobcr. ON "a charge Of soidinE obscene
matter through the mails.
bc daca was arrested at the rail
roat station last night as he was pra-
pairing to leave for Bernulillo. The
arrest was made by Special Officers
.Gues ana Thomas and special agent
for the department OF Justice. Cham
herlaiu. tie had been working here
fYr a fcw days as a barber.
The defendant WAC chargrc With
sicniiu' Of erection 2ie of tins f.oeiai
pIs'i; laws. IN sending pos ~ card
10 I T.. rarnctt. Santa Fe specia. Of
tirer at Las Vegas, on which was
written obscene. threatening and
vulgar" statements.
on the card IN question the follow.
ing message is quoted In part. Il
am sorry Tor your boy but you are
next, and the bullet will get you IN
the head You are only paying for
your vile conduct" Then follows a
voliey OF obscene opprobrium.
Barnett had arrested De Baca nj
Las Vegas some time ago on a charge
OF yngrancy and It is alleged DE Baca
held "A grudEe against the officer. \
decoy postal card was sent De Baca
at Albuquerque and the reply from
him IN alleged TO have been idcntica
with the writing on tho original pos
tai card sent Barnett.
De Bacu. who was unable to furnish
bond. is now held In custody In th'
county jail.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
FIGHTING NEAR
MEXICO CITY
IS REPORTED
Obregon's Campaign
Manager Wounded in
SIxirmish

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. April 2i.--
rnoffldl Mexico city adYices re-
ecived In Mexican circles here today
said President Carranxa has asked tho
Mexoan congress 20 suspend the in
dlviduai guaranteos IN order that
the entire country may be placed un-
der military law.
The report could not be confirmed
al the Mexican consulate.
Another unofficial report reaching
here says General Arnuifo Gomez
with 1000 men has captured Tuxpan,
state VI Vera Cruz and has joined
forces with followers Of the rebel
palacS.
Home2, the report assorted, has en-
dorsed the sonora secession from the
central government
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
OBHEGON CAMpATGN
MANAGER II WOTNnFD

WAHHINUTDN. April ll.--uondrnI
BENJAMIN Hill. ObrcFon'a campaign
manager. has been wounded IN bait
he at Contreras. In which the rebel
forces we're defeated, according 10 an
announcement today by the Mexican
embassy. Contreras L. a small VIII
laEe on the outskirts OF Mexico City
and this ia the first information OF
rebel activitigs HC close to the csptai.
There Is "A federal garrison OF so men
al rontreras.
General Hill was previously re-
ported 10 have fled with General OBJ
regon TO the headquarters OF General
Fortunate Maycot.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21

NEW YORK. Nprl 90 when
stro,linF down lifih avenue Sir Hugo
Cuuliffr- ciwon tobacco knT, one ot
Clio wr1lthipst men in England. was
served with papers u a suit for 5000
200 Instituted hy MnrNrllU -. bricc.
Two DAYS later un uuluinrumtNe
summons .u the ease ~ "MdtNollc q,
Uricu VF. Hugo Cuuuffc-pwen' was
flod in tho supreme court ~ this
county. with no other official Hc-
'lun the suit has puzzled society ana
the newspaper for five w'"hs.
Discovery ~ papcrs that htd sluW-
hcrDd FOR almost two years IN q
couutr,. court house and additional
Investigation throws light upun tho
mysterious suit ana reveals "a ro-
Wunco that N like a tnlc out ot flee
lion
spread over two continents tho
story is that co. an obscure American
rirl. with brief career l9 the Wovlca
ana us cabaret singer who has hc-
come the wlfr of n harouct ruputcd
10 hc worth SiO,0Oo,O00.
In the town of Goshen. scat Of
Orange county, a. y. are brief rec
ords sealed for almost two wears hy
or'or uf Supreme Court Justice Sec.
uuutFnir"~~ uf Helen Price and Mar.
vcllo G.. Bricc.
Ma= Amrhcun Girl.
Helen Price before her mli riagc Hl
Aslury PARK. on March l7. lHli wH'
Miss Helen Elizabeth oliver some
tincs called Mlzio oliver, daughic
nf humble residents uf 10 I've manu-
flrfurins town near pittshurE.
She b. nov Lady lielru Cunii'tr
owen. wife ~ the head Of the British
American Tobacco company ana init
mate friend Of James y, Duke an'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Chicago Janitor
In Overalls Is
Mistaken for Banker

CHICAGO. April 20 Edward Muir
phv uuitur lf % bank. emerged from
tho basement saturday morning to
nkr slunt ai the glorious SUM
shin, ana tu size mp the passing
ihrongs and Immediately became the
center ~ uu Hdmirlnr rruup chiefly
utif' young stouugmphprH
Whore did you get them t' Coucd
ono dear Young thing,
just the thiur old top that's the
idot-' shouted one young man
who was wearing the usual joke coll
lego clothes.
"Hooray for tho oyCmlls' yelled ID
sucrlator on the pCrimctor Of The
rapidly gathering crowd That's the
wuv TO hand it to OLD 90 Cost
Came policeman and the crowd
melted. what's the big idea ht
asked Murphy
SEARCH mo" responded che lanitur
Hes banker and is setting IN,
style FOR wearing 0Nrralls,' volunteer
pl % lNstuuUVr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
ROMANCE OF MILLIONAIRE IS
REVEALED IN $5OO,OOO SUIT

Atlantic. ana sine possesses an cu-
yiable position in tho most exclusive
circles OF England and America.
She was Whom she was uErrlri
90 MurNolio Cuorur Bricc. also Known
as "Sicwart Nelly Bricc Jr.." adopt
cd member uf thr Bricc family. ia
Nons for two generations in New
York and Newport society
Mgrycllc Cooper Hrico. plaintiff in
the $500. .Onn mystery suit and dcfcn-
dnut n tho upstate action is hcttcr
known in this city aH Monte" Bricc,
song writer and employe Of "a VOL
known firm OF music publishers.
VI, va. in tho army In June 1915,
whom l Limousine deposited stylishly
dressed young woman in front OF 40.
lt1u broadway she was % brunette
OF fine ugurc. with great dark eyes.
long lashcd and Just the fllntcst tlt
On tho nose. sHc went 10 the office
of norman l.. Roth, u lawyer. who
scpializcs Iu thcur.cal matters an
uoncod herself us Mrs. Hclen Brice.
gave fashionable apartment house
ON Riverside Drive as her address
and said
YOU got divorce f,r a friend OF
mine. ] want ono. tou.'
A-krh Nhuut Divorce.
As soon us shr mentioned her hus.
bands name Roth recalled Monte
Price whom ho knew as q fairly sue
ce-sful snnr writor Tie took some
notes Hud made "a further appoint
mcuf with Mrs rrico.
en- her second visit Mrs Price was
accompanied hy ntnn named Hymos
I who spoke with nm English acccu
/ and later was revealed as the sccrc
I taiy OF a wealthy Engllshman with
I business Interests in New York, Lon
1on aud rlHrwhrrc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21

with lamb arc unable to secure
enough pasturage to nourlsh their
young.
Hanchmen IN Rio Arriha and other
northern districts are looking for
ward TO a successful season. calculate
Ing that the present unfnvorablc
weather snaps VIII have been spent
by the time their iamhing commences.
The winter ANA early spring has been
season in the northern part OF the
state. which begins early IN MAY is
expected TO be mild ana productive.
The native New Mexico sheep are
much moro prolific aud hcnrtier than
the heavy shoarlng variety and In
spite OF the inclemcnt conditions u
~ reported that lamhing among them
has been only slightly interrupted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Lowden Makes Plea
For Americanization

NlNNIlINifTON, ApTII lI.--NncF-
icanizauon of the nations alien pop
uintion and deportation Of .thoss
aliens who refuse 20 be Amcricani1ed,
continuation Of The Hague interna-
tionai conference rather than the en-
try into a league o. nations, and APP
plicatiou ~ the principles OF modern
husn To governmental affairs were
advocated by Governor lowdcn, ~
Illinois u candidate for the rcpuhll-
can presidential nomination, IN an ad-
dress last night before the national
pvcsa club.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
sTOtKs DE,IINE no
as I,OINTS II NI.M YOIlk.

NIW YUM NUTIT .T-"NUNunIl-
tive issues were subjected 10 severe
liquidation in the stock market to-
day, declining five to almost 20 POINTS
n the absence Of support.
Automobile shares. equipments.
stccis. aud oils were most uHCopiihle
to pressure General Motors fell
fgis points 10 215 and inldwin Loco
motie' dropped 20 points.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
FURTHER DEFECrIoNs
FROM CARIiANyA.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.--onlclal
ana unoniClei reports received here
today from Mexico told OF further de-
fections from the ranks 0f Carranxa
adhercnts. AdvicrH 70 the state de-
partment said that General Fortunate
Maycot had Joined the Obrcsonlstas
with his entire command, which has
been operating In the border country
between the states OF Moreios. Mich
oacan. and Guerrero. q short distance
west Of Mexico City.
Obregon. General benjamin Hlil
and number OF friendly officials who
recently fled from Mexico city are
with Maycots command. which con-
sists OF three regiments OF cavalry and
two OF artillery.
Private advlccs from the border
said that General Aruulfo Comes
with 5000 men had occupied Tuxpan
and were threatening THmpico. These
advices also declared that Colonel
RodOlfo Gallegoa ana 400 men in
Iinares. Nuevo Leon, had declared Ia
favor OF sonora as had Generals Al
bundio Gomez and Amaro Durango la
Chihuahua.
Advices from the same sources also
said that Governors Nicolas Flores. OF
Hidalgo and Maxino Holas. OF TlnN-
caca, backed by the legislatures and
state troops also had declared In IA
Vor OF Sonora.
Reports at the state department
said a group OF IS deputies has left
/ Mexico city for sonora by way of
/ Laredo The names of the members
were not given In the adviccs. but IL
was supposed they we're among the fs
who recently issued rlanifcato
charging CarranzR with having pre-
cipitated the present situation BY his
arbitrary civil ana military yotc
against the various states Of the re-
/ public.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
GERMANY WANTS TO
INCREASE ITS ARMY
Requests Allies to Au-
thorize Force of
200, 900 Men

PARIS. April 2l-Gcrmnny hsH
asked the inter-alicd conference at
san Reno TO increase from 100000
TO goo. 600 men the standing army
provided for Germany by the treaty
Of Versailles.
The request was contained In a
note handed 10 the French foreign
office last evening with the demand
that it bc seat 10 the supreme cOun-
cil ut san Reno.
The note set forth that an increased
force was necessary for the mninton-
ance of order Ia the interior and that.
furthermore, the army would not ac-
ccpt an order FOR It's dissolution.
The note further requests that Ger
many be allowed to retain the entire
general staff and corps OF officers,
which means tho cntire framework Of
the active army
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Bill to Open Land
For Homestead in
Oregon and California

MASHlNGrbN, April 81 Tho
house public lands committee voted
today 10 report bill introduced by
Representative Iawloy. republican,
oregon which would pcrmit tho snlc
of isolated tracts iu the former orc
gon- California land grant Under tho
provisions of the hiil these tracts
would Dee opened for homestead entry
for two wears prior tu their sale.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
rIOUR ~ ss CENTS
A HINnltID N DENAIIi.

DENVER. April 2i.-Flour. follow
inE IN the footsteps Of other nccessi-
ties OF life. advanced 20 cents "a hum
drcd pounds iu the retail market to-
day itptnilprs said the advance WIS
due TO increased wholesale prices aud
the millors declared higher prices In
the east for grain raised the whole
sale figures
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Corn Drops s Cents a Bushel
And Stocks S to IS Points

Sales were estimated at 1850. 600
shares. Tho activity of the final hour
was 30 great that last transactions
were not recorded on the ticker until
20 minutea after the closing hour
a factor In the decline was the
acute weakness Of liberty bonds. sew
crai Of which declined / 10 per cent
10 new low records.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Germany Gets Warning
Note From the Allies

TNTITN- NWTTT -T-".TWT TVTWTTT
government has received an Identical
note from the allied powers warning
her uf tho effect ON the rcVictualiing
of the country establishment OF a gov
rrumcnt opposed tu cXccuting tho
Versailles irpab would have. accord
ing 90 semi official statement is
sued today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Miss Nancy Lane
Weds in Washington

SHlNtfItNt AurU -l.- MISS
NBnrv Lane daughter uf former Sor-
rotary 81 the Interior and Mrs Frtuh-
lu X Lane ana phiiup g.. Kaufman.
uf this civ We're married yesterday
at Sl Johns Episcopal church, The
cDrcmony was performed hN do" rec
to- the Rev. Roland Cotton smith.
Mrs Wilson wife of thr president
Justices uf tho supreme court mcm
bcrs az the cabinet aad diplomatic
corps wcr" present.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
SOVIET OF WORLD,
COMMUNISTS PLAN
State Department Bares
Results of Its
Inquiry

WAS.uNGTuN. Auu ~ The
state department hus made public a
detailed memorandum from original
soviet sources showing that the croa-
tun 10 world soviet republic 10y
international revolution iH fhc rum-
mon object uf the rpuuuunist parry.
the third iutCrnauonoic ana the RUS
sian -oViots. Hll three having a
common personnel
This revelation will have bearing
ON the effort 90 deport Martens the
lovipty envoy to the United states.
who now claims he Is not member
of the communist party According
Co the afato department memorandum
Martens even n not communist
nfcmhpr. ls identified through TIM
soviet government with the scheme
10 promote revolution ln this and
other countries
Ior "w'orld soviet Republic
The program of the Russian com
muuist party the memorandum
says, els one ~ world revolution. and
tho communist internttionaic b
aVpwcdly 'ho directing ana congdin-
ntinE ccufor ur thr international rcv-
olutoupry movement 20 establish q
Wurif soviet republic 70 is impos-
sih'c GO difforontiAtc as 10 world pot
icy between the Eusiau communist
PARTY. the third ur communist inter-
uHtiuutls and the suyiets. because Of
the system of Iuterlocking director
ItsE common To- an three
Original ~uurCt.-" Topped
THESE conclusions are supported
ny 90 appendices. oWhudyiug mater
Sal from original sources. Including
. uff, Utnprs nf tho bulshsNiI,, extracts
from their uartg organs extracts
from 'ne official press and wireless
messages of the suyiots, and the pub.
Ilcttlons ~ the third International,
The third intcrnatiuuulo is tho inter-
national organization Of an the COM
uiunist parties of the world"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Chicago Rail
Strikers Are
Still Defiant
~ ID a.aa.Iatre rsL.a

CHICAGO. April 2t.- striking rail-
road men iu the chicago district re-
fused today tu vote on the question
OF returning To- work.
John Grunuu, their president Is
still ln jail
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Allied Armies
To Enforce
Turk Treaty

SAN REMO. Aprii gi.-Thc SUI
premc council OF tho allies rs fully
prepared co execute the Turkish
treaty by military force. II necessary.
The council accepted today plan
drawn for the emui01 mcnt OF tho
allied armisc by NafHhal Foch. Field
Marshal Sir sscnry Wilson. British
chief Of san and General Bndogiio.
italian chief ~ staff. who were pres
ent al the morning session.
ALLIES FRAMING
THE TURKISH TREATY.
SAN RENO. April British.
italian. French Japancse and Greek
military and naval experts have AR
rived here 10 frame the military
clauses of the Turkish treaty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21

CHICAGO, Aprii ai.-prices crash
ed heavily downward In the grain
market today. especially IN the last
Is minutes uf trading. Corn fell az
much as 50 cents bushei ilqulda-
tiOn owing TO weakness In the New
York stock market WAS the chief ap-
parent reason.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
4. :. AMBASSADOR
no ATTEND CONFERENCE.

WASHINGTON. April 2i--Am-
lassador johnson at Rome was In
structed today to attend the confer
once al San Reno az an official OBJ
server for the American government.
Hc viii not participate In the dis
cussions or deliberations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
STORM TOLL IN
SOUTH IS 1866
Scores Injured and Prop
erty Loss Is Estimated
at Two Million
Tornado Stricken
District Appeals to
Outside for Aid

BiRMtNGHAM. Ala. April 2i.---
Assistance from the outside world
~ urifeptiNncedcd In districts which
were in the pnth OF the tornado.
Hundreds OF Injured require med
ical attention. the force of physl-
clans and surgeons available To-
caiiy being inadequate 20 cope
with the situation. Tents and
other temporary structures will oe
necessary for those whose homes
were destroyed ana "A shortage OF
actual food is feared.
Roads irnversing the track OF tho
storm are blocked. Dead cattle
and horses may be seen In every
field.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. April a.
The toll OF yesterdays storm which
swept portions OF Mississippi. Ala
bd,ua and Tennessee, was placed to-
day al 1876 persons killed. scores In
iurod and property damage OF ap-
pIoAimutely f2.000.000.
Communication with the stricken
a..ls was being gradually restored
tudus.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
aBII.IF NYT7s MOTHER nEAD

MOOREHEAp. MINI, April 2t.--
Mrs Eliza Lorlng Nye mother OF
Edgar known as BIT Nyc, The Ia
g8
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21
Weather
At THE UNIVERSITY or NEw
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
Fof 20 uouft Ending 6 a. m.

Hrlaiivc humidity a. m......s2
Precipitation ............. none
M1a velocity of wind, miles
per hour ........ ...s....',... 70
prevailing direction ... southwest
Character OF the day, partly cloudy
state Weather
New Mexico. Clearing weather
and warmer tonight and tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-21

NEW YORK, April 2i.-C0pper
iron and lead unchanged.
Antimony. sf0.G2h
Tin easier; spot. tcs.2s; May-Juno
te0.T5.
Zinc weak: East 81. Louis delivery
spot and April. ts.i0 offered.