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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03

a two weeks honeymoon the couple
will be at nome to their friends III
Marseilles.
Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Kramer and chill
dren Of Kankahee visited Win tllendS
in BrOOEticld Sunday.
Mrs. Fred k0hrt LETT for Minnesota
Saturday evening for a visit with her
dauehtora, Mrs. Leroy Olson ana MIS-,
Peter Lausen.
Mrs. ]. {. Olson was an Ottawa call
er Friday afternoon.
The Young Peoples league are Pre-
pairing for a bazaar which Nill be held
some time in November II anyone
wishes to donate anything for the bd
4aar the league would be very CRATE
full to them. The date Of the bazaar
Will be announced later
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coss Of neal
Mendoza visited over Sunday at TIL
Peter Kennedy home in BrooAiieid.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03

- Us. Boots --- Rein.
forced where the wear
IS hardest. Made in all
sizee and styles --- Hip,
HaH-hip, and Knee. In
red, black, and white.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
M ERIDEN.

Mrs Mary Meyer Of Mendoza spent
Hast week at the home of her son
| Earl Meyer.
The entertainment given at the
Meriden church last Wednesday even
| ing was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. y, Rex slont sew
eraI days last week with relatives III
Rock Island.
The rally day exercises at the Merl
den church last sunday morning ana
evening we're well attended
Paul Kncpp was killed in a wreck
near Aurora last Friday morning. The
funeral services were held SUNDAY
afternoon at 2:30 at the tathollc
church in Mendoza. He leaves q
widow ami t1rec small children.
John fitzpatrick OF Plano was \
guest at the Phil SteWar. home over
Sunday.
Miss Luclla Rochm attended the
teachers institute at Ottawa iia'
Thursday aud Friday,
| George Hill was on the SICK list
seYcIal -ays last week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
Simple Beauty Rule.

Women should take tive minutes
day from work and lie fiat on the back,
all muscles relaxed, with eyes closed.
IT will be found wonderful preseryer
of health, beauty and strength, accord
Ing TO the advice of health expert.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
A Nurs.-y kIna We, l.,yed.

"OId King Cole" b"lo.cd Of the
nursery, was British king who lived
about A. ID. 300. Hrs accession was
hailed with Joy. TO This day large
earthwork at Colchester is called
king Coles Kitchen"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03
Wound Too Tight.

Rorp-"IcS. | don't know how It Is,
but | feel thoroughlT FOUND up TO-
night" IIostess--"IIow very strange!
And Vet YOU don't seem 10 go.'--Lon.
Con TitRits.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03

WARRINGTON --- Roberto V.
poqcueira, financial agent in New
York tor the Mexican government
has arrived in Washington 10 take
ND his new duties as conhdentia1
agent of Mexico. Pesqueira mas re-
Gently been in conference WIN
George Creel, who accompanied
a m o,f of METiCO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
USE OF MOk[YFOR
NEWBERRFT TRACED


GRAND HArIps. Nicb.. Fch. Ar
Nen Yalk cor NeuhrfyN Signature
campaien in me trial here 81 he ren
atcr and III Others on chsrRos q
conspiracy and fraud progressed today
begond me happenings In New York
IN nccember 1915 10 the hcadanar-
tera OF the campaign organization IN
Detroit
The Eoyerumont turning 10 the De-
trolf hcndqunrterx called several
yoeHf women employees Of the COM
miitte. They brought into the test
mony lhe Of several defend
ants hut were questioned particularly
~ 20 she way inoney was handled in
tho Office.
Miss Louise H. Deiameier q s,en-
ugfaphcr. tcatihcd that large uuun-
Titles of form letters were prepared "a
Detroit and sent hy parcel post to
New York FOR NcWherf1'a signature.
The testimony ~ another girl served
70 hrinE uut the USE Of Senator New
berry's private Office IN Detroit ~ an
adjunct 10 tho campaign hcadouar-
tcrs. The government maintains this
WIS or.Nef the links In the chain TINT
bound the enator 10 the campaign nc-
tivitics and kept him cosnikani OF ITS
methods.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
Hun Peace Envoy
Quits Over List

4DUutlf1ucu lrum unEr uuc.i
tho Duke o. W~ucrrtemburE IN charged
with m~naaacres az Namur. Field
Marshal Won kiuck with the aesaAsin-
alton ~ hostages at Zeniis and the
massacre Of civilians at A~errchot.
Fiold Marshal Won Mackeusen with
thcfts and pillafes Ia Rumaniai bar
on Won der Laucken with the murders
% Captain Charles Fryatt M British
sea captain executed by the Germans.
ana Miss Edith Cavell. the English
nurse who wis executed on n charge
OF aiding prisoners 90 escape; Admiral
won Capcilc with submarine o%utragesi
Field Marshal Limnu Won Sanders with
massncres Of Armouians and Syrians;
General Stenrer with issuing orders to
take no prisoners. the Niemeyer
brothers with crueities 70 prisoners az
she Hoizminden camp, Major Won
Coerts with cruelties al the Mndgc-
burg camp. Lieutenant Rodigcr win
%cruclties at the Ruhlcbcn camp; Cen
eral won Cassei with crueities az tho
Dobcrifz camp: General Won Manteuf-
fcl with the sack OF Louvahi; LEV
tenant Erncr. Captain Valentines ana
Captain F%orstner with submarine cut
RACES General Won Tesma win the
execution of ii2 civilians az Allou,
General Won o~strowsky with the pill
lagc Of Dcynzc and the execution ~
iO1 civilians, and Major yon Bueiow
with obstruction and murders at
NerHrhuf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
TEACHERS SALARIES
COMMITTEE TO MEET


a was aeHouncfa this Afternoon
thar g enrti1I meeting OF ire officers
% the New HrsIca EdncaflH1aI aaAt-
c|tI1n. and ~ tha Special tomMillto
on italhefu aafafItt' would be hrId
80 HIbufufnlNb on saturday. Fchfustf
-. 70 proved win organized mort
ser adequate salaries Cor New Mexico
eOAoft l41411gE
Cf4anifta enott on tha salary outa.
titn r4e ~af4aneed Tor nj TIA Educa-
IIcn4I Association convention Bore ~
November The WofA was s1Rbtnded
after oovefrer iArfanoIo bad aErccd
90 lnrHHdt me matter % NtIfr aal-
n4ifr fer s0thofs ia h|s re.l for the
special legislative enaHipn.
Ncnlh0la 81 the naeptiauon com-
mIlitp said today hat TIE effort wNa
n~u1nendti at HtFenuf ~larraaolp'u
Na4tFtInn after ihr ctfnmNiee had
talked with him 4 taIa4 ~. Now
that the special fcselon can a ont
lacking he tcncaeia salary provision,
the nrgtnigeA e4orf VIZ pnaceed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
OF ORIGIN OF
DITULITHIC PAVING
D. Hullum Addresses
kiwanis Club on Type
of Pavement

Tho origin. DEVELOPMENT aud sue
cess Of the nitulithic typo OF road and
street building WIS explained nt the
kiwnnis luncheon TODAY ~ j.. n. HUI
lum local manager OF the El pasu nl.
tuiithic compnny, which Va laying thc
new pavement In this city.
The name Us a manufactured word
he explained. meaning a mixture Of
bitumcn ana stone. Tho material 90
which this name is applied u made on
D principle OF combining various
sized particles OF stone iu such "a way
rs 60 decreuac the volume of space
between the PARTICLES nF much us pos
sihle. This mixture ia then come
pleted hy the addition nf % pr,ai r
hiiuminoua cement whirh coats and
holds them together by "a firm hut
slightly plastic bond. 1'hc result ia "a
atructurc having great stability. com
hined with certain pliuhility which re-
duces the noise and cushions the lm
pacts and strains OF traffic which tend
20 disrupt q paving surfHcr Al the
Same I'M Il can resist the effects of
moisture. heat. cold. etc.
The first Hiuilithic pavement was
laid in 1900 iu Cambridge. Mnsa ~
has been laid In France. tour south
American countries, cuba most of the
provinces Of Canada and nearly ull
u b United States.
Maiof Fugor and Llvitcnunt Dan
iol OF the EightY-soCuud field artillery
who are IN ihe city on urmV recruit.
ing work. were guests Of the club. GA
we'll us four soldiers from Tho eighth
cavalry who gave several vocal qunr-
tctte selections The singers were Her.
gennt McTieghrt. Sergeant Murfhu.
Corporal Condo and Sergeant Dolan.
The attendance prize OF 81. glVer
by ~. W G. Hope. was won hv lL a.
Watkins, secretary OF the Chumtcr ul
Commerce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
INSULT OFLAG
! TESTIMONY STANDS
New York Committee
Refuses to Eliminate
Reference

ALBANY. y. r.. Feb. A.-A rfnaa-
lion occurrcd toeay at the trial Of tho
NVe suspended socialist aascmhlYncn
when. just before the luncheon oce-s.
AEEemblyman Maurice Bloch. a mc,n-
her o. the assembly Judiciary commit
tee. sitting AZ q tribunal, moFed there
~ struck from the records ~ "oh
TInuHlF imnnnaihlr.~ the Testimony
yesterday o. llia1 Ellen d. Chlvcrs. IS
year-old aieno9rapher. that she had
seen aasemhiymnn Carries solomon. a
defendant spit on the American nnE
IN the presence Of a crowd.
The molten was denied BY Louis
~. Martin. COMMITTEES chairman.
A14r tke luncheon eccas the jude
iary rommittec. By Z vote Of ~ 10 4,
etpunHrd from the record. the motto 4
made ~ Asnemhlsnan Hloch bearing
On Tho testimony Of Mlau Chiver.
This action was taken on a motion
by AMemhlyman Georgr A. Rowe.
Of Bu1alo, a committee member. who
Protested against Bloch'n action on the
frOuud that the committee wae able
70 decide on the probability OF evil
deuco and the s-<dlhiiitN Of witnesses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
Flu Situation Is
Improved In The City

This d~iagnostic clinic will be manned
hy ORA d. G Dodds and Royal l..
Tracy. ~ addition to DtA Twiclieli
and Frishie.
Rules for University.
Tho following rules will be posted
over the signature OF Dr. David q.
TWichcil. medical adqSsnr Of men.
and DIT. Evelyn Frisbie. medical I'D
visor 81 women. for n university.
n Il Is requested tina students
livinE on or near Tho campus 60 into
the city as little as possible.
9 II is also requested that al stu
dents do 10 ettoad dances, etc. In
the city.
3. A dlagnostic clinic viii be held
IN the chemistry building. Monday.
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday, from 4 { 4:so y. m. II Is
suggested that M faculty member or
student suffering from symptoms OF
common cold report TO This clinic for
diagnosis.
4. Free preventative vaccination
viii be administered at this clinic 10
IAN faculty members and students who
wish to avail themselves % the priYt-
|icgo. The vaccind ussd win be n
combined vaccine against influenza
ana pneumonia. The process will
neccssliate W. doses given hypo-
dermicaily in tho arm three days
apart. The first dose will be q &C
and the second dose Il &C.
S. The medical committee consists
Of Dr. ). A. Reidy. a regent OF the
university. Dr. Charles A. Frank,
prei dent Of the Medical Society OF
New Mexico. Dr. Waiter c. Hope, Dr.
Evelyn frisbic, medical advisor "a
women Of the university. and Dr
David g. Twtnhcli, aediral adsisoI
20 men OF h University OF New Mex
leo.
The clinic will DO conducted on
Monday and Tuesday by IN. ID. g
Dodda and on Thursdny and Friday
by Dr. Royal b. Tracy. Both Of these
physicians served In the 4. s.. army
medical corps during the influenza
enldemle Of aaL onT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
Loses Fight
For Custody of Child

The fight OF Mrs. Anita sulas in the
district court Tor tho custody of her
child. which was given to her former
husband IN a divorce decree OF
January "a. failed yesterday when
the court decided hat the father
should keep the child.
Mrs Suias thought that the courts
generally gave little children 10 their
motherf Ia divorce proceedings.
Therefore whom her husband. Pedro
Salas obtained "a divorce from her by
default shc was amazed that he also
got the custody Of their child, Dion
islo Salas.
Shc filed n motion fOr "a modified
decree. claiming that D. decree of
January 20 vas obtained through ac-
cident and mistake. She claimed that
hor husbands attorney had assured
her that hc would attend 90 every
thing. that siie need not come into
court and that hc would see that shc
got the custody OF the child
IudEs Hickey heard the motion 10
modify the deCrec and the arguments
yesterday afternoon. The motion was
denied.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
FLU BREAKS UP
COURT At GALLUP
Jurors Protest Against
Close Confinement Dur
ing the Epidemic

DcrauEo the jurors protected
hnaiuni close confinement during the
inaueuza epidemic. and because NAM
81 tho witnesses were unable 10 mp
pear on account Of illness and quar-
antine tho district court Of Mckinley
county. sitting IN Gallup. adjourned
session last night. The court was ad-
iourped until the third Monday IN
May.
Tho court convened on January 10
IN an adjourned session from the No
vcmhcr term. The court officials and
Judge Raymond n. Ryan OF silver
city. who WIS sitting Tor Judge Hickey.
viii roturn TO Albuquerque tomorrow.
The schools are closed There and
there are scores Of cases OF Flu In the
city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
DIR. Hyde's Funeral
Held This Afternoon

The funeral OF DIT. oliver r. Hyde
who died Monday. wns held from
Strong Brothers, chapel At $3.50
O'Clock this afternoon. The services
were attended by members uf the
Bcrnainlo County Medical society and
many other friends. The Rev. Harold
). Davidson. pastor OF the ConrrcEa-
tional church. oniciatod az the SER
vice.
The body Of Or HYDE was buried
In Fairvicw cemetery beside that Of
his wife. who died hero five YEARS
ago. Mrs. HYDE was a Miss Katy
Guyton OF Atlanta. Ca.
pr. HYDE Is survived hy "a brother,
y. - Hyde, who lives hero aud a
sister. Mrs. lanes kcyes in Dor
Moines, Ia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
DOTS and DASHES

WARRINGTON united
States shipping board announced the
sale Of the Mercury, the first Of the
80 seized Gcrmau vessels for which
the board recently received bids
Action on the bids FOR the remaining
20 ahlps has not been taken.
NEW YOIlk.-Tho Black star
atoamship Yarmouth. which lni
moath sailed for Havana, with "a
$4,000 cargo OF whialgey and which
was compelled 20 put back for re-
pairs. was seized BY the government
The liquor will be unloaded and con
siscated,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04

ALBANY, n. Y. Feb. al has been
"a long time since am Horatio AlErr has
had a currCnt inspiration tor D. 81
those racy, American From Canal
Boy to President" stories. for stritcly
modern instances ct 'tatters' reach
ing the White House have been
strikingly lacisutg.
but Il Alfred Il. smith. HE cxcc-
utiyC Of the state of New York and
iumiliarly known us Governor A.
should. hy trick Of fate ur politics, ar
rive there in 1921. AN the Old Lincoln
Garfield brand Of romance may Inn
mcdlatrly D. revived
OF Poor Parents.
But al" Smith although modern
as George AIDE. b. as plrhlan us Ano
Lincoln. Although Of rich Sow York
he was born Hs poor as D rnil-Hplt
ter's son "a his inthcrs Eowcrs ten
ement hud no % gtaccs than tho
little Lincoln cabin.
Alfred Smiths birthplace was m
the center az the famous tourih
Ward. q t~tscinating area that holds
not only the Howery huf Cherry Hili
and Mulberry Bend, BuSter street aui
chinatown iH iU embrace.
Hr WIS , years old WHOM
they started calling him Al Whtn
mother, "a widow with two children
and no money. ouputd H candy store.
She sent Al To ST. JAMES %puruchiaf
school. and when he was i3 uc went
To work m an oil store, quitting lpuI
years later TO clerk IN the Fulton iist
Market. IN tho evenings tho real al
appcared-tho Al that hecamt famous
in the whole district he's tine best mono
logist m Henry C~ampbellH 'lun Tor
Boys.
Campbell soon decided Al was too
gCud Tor the fish market % Hsr
a. MH-H-.-H - 90 "H. "a .L..
aud he WAS appointed server of Julg
notices AZ $1,000 "a ycnV Then Al mar
rled az cherry street gael SISTER ul h
policeman. They look "a t~uur-ruuIn
tenement In Peck SIP and tur hrat
baby was born in 1907, when Al was
IS.
Governor at a..
At as Al Smith was governor ~
the state OF New York. By chance
I the district leader, whp had given
Smith his first renl job. and the ar
semblyman from smiths district had
e fali-out, aud 40 the eleventh hour
they needed 10 man. 'ump1'U Huh
gestcd Al. Thus hc went 60 the As
semhly In 1905, a. he himself admits.
"thc grecnsft member that had ever
entered Albany.
But no there "a new man was Gre
uttd by virtue ut rcapuuH. 1llliy
placed upon him.
In two or three years Al Smith
know more about the state than amy
one elise ln the Assembly Tie was
practical. a bad "a powerful mem
Ory. Eleven Ncurs later in ihc con
stitutioual convention. Elthu Root and
George Wick'rsham complimoniod
this Young opposition Democrat or nI'
knowledge OF Tho unuira Of sew horh
state.
II is pracucaHty today that $50
need" said Smith iu discussing int
N..ss.. - HhHH.La u.Hn fUHaHI LUFHUT |Ls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
Woman and 2 Girls
Lose Lives in Fire

wv TVHTT TTU- INT ITTTH
NorGan, wife Of william Forbes Nor
gan. q broker. and her two daughters.
Barbara. "A ana Ellen. 10. lost n 4r
lives In fire to-day in their home.
: Mrs.. MorEN and Ellen were suffo-
Gated ~ nrlot and Barbara was
taIned residence IN Santa Barbara.
California. Ellen was overcome as
she was pounding on the bathroom
window. Her Night gown caught fire
~ she dnahM through the hallway
20 the bathroom. Ms. Morgan died
while trying 70 rescue her children.
Mrs Morgan was a daughter Of the
late Valentine q. HAL.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
FLU CASES TAKE
Squirt IN STATE
206 Cases Reported To
day Compared With
40 Yesterday

SANTA m, S. NJ. FEB A-Innu-
cnza TOOK 70 sgurt today the midday
statement of thc health department
showing 20S eases. as compared with
1tb Yesterday.
only fnur pneumonia cHsrsc are zee
has nHleod Tor two trained nurses fui
santa RITA Tho county has reported
ZOO cases this wcor
Today .I0upnzf iist ia ls tul-
lows Chav,a. &. tolfnN. CS; Curry
is: EDDY. Do. Grant. ~. Gu1f1lupo
"a: Lama. %. Mckinley. e. Hlu Ar
ribu. %. Roosevelt. %; Santa Fy. q.
r1oa. g. Valencia. g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
Varsity Basketball
Team Meets Arizona

Two basketball games with the
univcrsiy OF Arizona. the great rival
Of the neighbor state. are on schedule
for the University Of New Mexico to-
night and tomorrow night The first
game will be played tonight at the
Armory at 3 o'clock.
The wildcats are said 90 have a
veteran team. all the members Of
which are old hands and many have
played together previously. The uni
vcrsity team with It's raw recruits
hHs been doing vigorous practice The
past week since los dcfert by the
State school OF Mines and IL In much
better shape Tor the coming contest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
FLU CONTINUES 10
NgIIASE IN DENVER

DENVER. Feb. 4.-Ipnuonza con-
unueH 10 Increase IN Denver today.
One hundred aud HiNty-tOur new eases
and ik deaths were reported.
Reports received at the state board
% health Offices this afternoon showed
"a total Of 2yt new caaea throughout
the state with srNcn deaths during
tho 2f-houf period ending al noon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
John C. Donahue
Dies of Influenza

John q. Donahuc. 80 years old. died
no his homo az 1917 south Walter.
strbcf, this morning. god 1880 o'clock
from influenza Hc had been slick
about five days Mr.. ponlhup wHf
"a health seeker who came hsrr wIfH
nis WHO fifteen wears nrn IIH Ia SUR
viy-d ur his wife who Is mnntrer 1f
the Dartlot millinery shop and r.
hruihcr and Histor In ohio Tho bod
was tnkcn to g. r. Frpnoh-s under
taking p%lriors. Funeral arrangement.
viii be announced lutrr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
INCRTAsE IN CASIS
REPORTED IN PI1rsBURG.

- rrn anaocfAfsu Haeaa
pfTrSBuRG Feb i-An Increase
Of ilg cases Of influenza over the
Monday record waa reported last
night. the total being 5fs new cases.
1'Weniy-seven deaths were recorded,
fifteen being attributed to pneumonia
and ~ 10 influenza,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
WAR AGAINST
CHEwED HYMNAIS.

INDTANAPoLIs-Th Tho state board
Of health considers % crusade against
tho church hymnul. These books"
says tho board report 'ure hnnC' "a
10y hundreds and eve chcwed by
some. Some OF the books have been
Zoo service years aud must be germ
Laden"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
MARKED INCREASE

BALTIMORE. Nd, Feb. f.-rhere
3 a marked increase in tho lnfiu-
enza epidemic. NcN cases total bsa,
an Increase OF g36 over Monday.
There were 10 deaths.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
FuIe pHOENIx OFFTCF.

WASHINGTON. Feb. a-Charies
r. Marehall, Of Phoenix. AriEona. was
nominated today b. President Wilson
% be registrar of the lana office al
Phoenix. Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
1000 NEW CASES

sPRINGFIEL4D. H., Fob. New
cases OF influenza In Illinois are de-
velopins al he rate Of 1000 q day.
the department Of public health an
nOunood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04

For ColdA Grip or Influenza
and a. a Preventative. take LAXA-
TIVE BKOMO QrfNfNE Tablet.
Look for r. W. GROVES signature
on the box. soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04
COMMITTEES 10 AID
IN FIGHTING Flu.

SANTA FE, Feb. f.-The continued
spread OF the influenza epidemic,
which made a. necessary for the state
department OF health 10 appeal for
aid TO the United states public health
service and the He'd Cross. has caused
the department TO reissue the plan
OF organisation FOR medical, nursing
and relief service for local communi-
ties during e~pidemics, as first
formulated september 20. 1919.
Copies Of This plan OF organization
may be had by application 10 the
state health department, Santa Fe.
There IT. provision FOR the following
committees:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04

Exports ot domestic mW cotton lasi
November reached % total of f7h.-
b45.3S7 pounds. invoiccd at $751;
gOg ngn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-04

4. Central.
.. Finance.
3. Intelligence.
4. Medical service.
8. Nursing service.
o. Republication.
Z. Subsistence and relief.
y. Transportation.
y. Mortuary.
The purpose OF the central com
mittee b. to direct. coordinate and
supervise the work Of the various
committees.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-02-27
DAVE WELLS STARTS
The BALL A'ROLLNG

Dave Wells, candidate for nomination
as the Democratic candidate for county
tax assessor has started the ball roll
ing early.
He began distribution of his cam
paign cards, Friday. They are the most
unique that have ever been used bv
any candidate, representing a baseball,
with the legend, start the hall rolling
for D. G. Wells for county assessor. = >
They are the same on either side and
can be thrown among a crowd in guam
titles effectively.
Dave opines that he will keep the
ball rolling hight through to the Au-
gust election. He is hustler and has
already made preliminary canvas of
nearly all the city wards and of a por-
ton Of thu county. He will be can
didate for the nomination in the legal
lied primary election called for April
6 by the Democratic county committee.