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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

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RESPON sIHLE representative wanted.
lifetime income, spare time. no clnFaus-
ing big returuE control Tour county.
write Perfo co, san AntonlQ. Lez-
Help Waufed-MaIe and Female
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WASTED-At once. good cook Apply
Jon Mesa-
WANTED-An ezperienced pastry and
cake baker Modern Cafe
CLEHEs-lI womenl. over II. for pos
tai mail service. f175 month. szaminatiouH
October. experience unnecessaEy. Fer
free particulars write r. Terry CORNER
Civil Service EEaminer1. So Coutinental
Bldg. washington. ID. c.
THOROUGHLY competent Easlah-span-
fish stenographer. experienced IN rrausla-
ton. railroad fare refunded after go DAYS
satisfactory service. send details a. 20 age,
weight height. experiences first letter, sal
airy s156- Imperial Irrigation District
CaleTicn. cal
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
- Renf-Honses Unfurnhhed

23OG T. WFOiIrNG-Four rooms bath,
screened porch and garage. $50. Phi 8Q95W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

WHES OTHEEs FsIL. bring e 70 us. -
job too small or too large.
RELIABLE AUTO REPAIR SHOP.
SIS " san Antonio Phone sfT1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

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MAN and wife wishes TO take charge %
rooming house. references Address =
lis, care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

WANTED-EnElirh speaking Girl. colorsd
preferred. kitchen work. no cooking. no
laundry, rood wages. do not phone call
az Linden Hotal dining room
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

Situations Wanfsd-Femaie
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AMERICAN woman Wautl kitchen and
chamber work 1901 Le6lnol-
WASTED-Position as typlst and general
office work, best OF reference Phi 3l4s-
POSITION wanted as general office as
sistant BY an experienced business woman
Address d 10. care Herald
ENFERIESCED housekespe- wants DO
sitiol In hotel address Il IA. care Her
aid
EXPERENCED cook wants position In
private family. references Address g 49,
care Herald.
RESPONSIBLE couple wishes TO take
charFe o. good home and board worzinr-
oEle-H would consider caring for child
PA sd7lW.
lTDDLEaGED lady with 10 years sz-
porie1ca % hotel and apartment work
wishes care q apartment house or snail
hotel. best o. rafererce. no incumhrauce.
can 50 any place. address # rs. care
Hnrrft
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
Wanted-Fuuiture

Wanted-Furniture
WANTED-s10.ooo worth OF second hand
furniture Texas Furniture Co. PHI fu37.
WANIED-To buy. an OF any part OF the
lurnlshlnEa q room house Ph- 5543W-
VIZ PAY highest cash prizes f0r YOUR
secnud hand furniture or sewing machine
YOUNG EURNITURE co. 1oz S. Stanton.
Wanted-Miscelaneous
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WANTED-To buy pool-bnllard hall out
flt. 90 tables and accessories address
2. o. Box $50. Cananea- Son. Mex.
For Rent-Houses Furnished
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TWO room house for healthy adults only.
rear 1906 n stanton Pm 1870
WANTED-To share my bungalow home
with desirable couple Phi. 719eJ.
FOR RENT-One month. nicely furnished
house -721 Grant Pm fl13
FOR RENT-Thres room furnished house.
bath and sleeping porch. SIS month. no
children. references. 1iQf Wyoming. Phi.
5147.
FOR RENT-Flva room brick house. 3
sleeping norchcss nicely furnished. VIII
rent reasonable for two ~ months only.
]. 3. Gooch. Ph. ls4 or 1s5.
FOR RENT-Two elegant residences. fine
~ furnished. close Ia. 9 and 10 rooms
something out Of the usual. lease for
and Il months also ! uuturni1hed & room
house J. 8. Croker, sos Trust Bldg. Phi
2o55-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

IEn-larcferahly man and wife.
white or ooldred, 20 children. 20 share
work OF a country home miles from Sill
yer city. on8 must be good. cook. or
women 20 DO esls OF woman 90 cook.
wash and iron. In family. Phi. 2fss.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

work every day, no cooking. sometimes
stay with child It nights Phi. 6f19 or
call az sos Austin o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

WANTED-Tounr lady 20 give private les
sons in English a. home. one with iznoWi-
edge CT German preferred address P. O.
Box 2f9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

Real Estate Wanted
TOO rEH CENT results from teneme1ta
TURNER. KEMP & COLDWELL-
VII Buy to room house n pri-o ard
teFns Are right. give price and location
AddreaI ii 1fg care Herald
WANLED-EWo or lots on Aurora.
wheeling or FEDERAL streets. Manhattan
HslEhtls aust be harEzln. Ph- So. white
WANT 70 buy good or room house.
VIII pay cash for same z O. e q bargain.
Eve ioclaon and price address 10. o
IL care Herald
WAeSTED-Direct from ovne-. 4 or room
huugaloE. Manhattan. Alta Vista or 1--WE
PolztI section, make good cash payment
Pm asa
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

WANTED.
SIX room modern bungalow. PREF
arab.y on Montana 81. west o.
PiedraE. or Gher close in location
have cash customer
LEO P. sCHCsTEH.
"a Mills Bldg. Phone SIS
HOUSE LIsTINGs WAFTED.
We have customers daily ard can sell or
rent any property property prised- For
results list with
Jas. J. WATTS CO.
800 city National Bank BldE.. Ehona l5fs
Wanted to Rent
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furnished house. or 4 rooms.
sleeping porch. preferably Highland Park.
healthy family OF 3. address ? ia. care
Herald
WANTED-Permanen IN vicinity Of
Oct1via and Wyoming by 3 adults. small
Tat Or 2 or 5 rooms, modern. with sleep
ing porch. furnished or partly. address
II Ts0 care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
70 R.-i-Roonl nd Bolrd


ETESr class board and room. home made
pastry and mix furnished Ph- 2I27-
ROOMS AND BOARD. sol n. OREGON. 2
bloclss from Mllll Bldg. PA 5fSl-
INYALIDs AND CONVALEsCENTs-
vate home. trained nursing. rates f25 aud
Sc5 Per week Phi 51th
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

Seeds and Plants
HAIRY PERUVIAN and Fancy Americ1l
Alfalfa Seed IS. D. WISE 81 %, 60.
TOR the best grl5s Fa1cT
Alfalfa Seed GET cur price
w D. WISE SEED COMPANY.
TURKEY Red, Early Baart and BurblnE
Super Wheat seed for IAN planting
vs.. d. WISE SEED CO1IPANN-
NEW CROP-EETRA FANCY ALFALFA
SEED-Get our prices and samples before
buying
FL PAsO SEED COMPASTs
5z1-5e1 3. san Antonln 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

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WANTED-To buy pool-b1liard hail out
III % tables and accessories- address
=. o. Box $50. Cananea. Son. Mex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

WANrED-1fachinist. one that IS capable
Of taking care o. and keeping machinery
a. lumber box factory n running order
Apply 2I6 g. Stanton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11
Help Wauied-FemaIs

GIRL 70 keep house for q adults. al en-
pioyed. Pm 100
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-10-11

pEAF-HAGEpON UNDERTAKING CO.
open day and night 5o6-5os Texas Phi
1s1- Private anhulance service
j. 9. KAsTEB & co.
no n cam1bei 81 Phones al and "a
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
AUCTION SALES
Thos. j. Owen q Son Auctio neers.


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED AND
CNlMPRONED REAL ESTATE IN
BARRY FARM" AND "GARFIELD."
d. c.
BY virtue OF FOUR certain deeds of trust
duly recorded in % Liber 5sss. folio 473.
(2b Liber 1884 folio 1870. t3) 3772, folio
respectively, OF the Land Records of the
District Of Columbia and AZ the request Of
the party secured thereby. the undersigned
Trustees will sell at public auction in the
office OF Thomas J. owen & Son, Auction
eers, 1881 &c" street y. W. on Monday, the
lith day of June. 1920. at two o'clock p.
NJ. the following described land and prem
is.s situate In the District of Columbia
and designated and being lot s2t In
Square $3.50 in the Barry Farms subdivis-
ion and improved by a frame dwelling: t2)
part OF lot in Section ] of the Barry
Farms Subdivision" now known as lot $40
in Square $3.50; tD part Of lot II in Sec
ton l Barry Farm" and known as Lots
sss and ss7 in Square 1853: 20 lot ~ in
GARFIELD" as per plat recorded In Liber
Governor Shepherd folio l55 OF the Records
OF the Ofhce Of the Surveyor Of said Dis
trict now known as lot ~ in Square 6T45.
A more particular description OF the above
properties may be had by reference to the
above mentioned deeds of trust.
Terms: All cash A deposit of 5000
will be required upon each parcel at time
of sale. Sale to be closed within 80 days
or deposit forfeited.
THOMAS WALKER,
THOMAS A. JOHNSON.
Trustees
And THOMAS WALKER. Surviving Truste.
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PIANO AND
PLAYER-PIANO SALE,

Many Washingtonians have exchanged
their pianos and player pia nos to us for our
Chickering Ampico and Chickering Grsnds
and these pianos are repaired and being
offered at bargain prices to move them to
make room for new stock.
These Pianos, in some cases,
represent less than half the
original prices:
The Washington times., 1920-06-12
HELP WANTED-MALE

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wantsd- Apply
bls q ct N. w,
The Washington times., 1920-06-12

sALEsMAN-oil stock, Tor company hsv-
ing large Louisiana holdings; liberal COM
ynission -onArsd- BOX 2k Ttsnaa offinA.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30

OF the Sf7 votes cast. republicans
polied 4sI. democrats aS6. The re-
turns show % different republicans
are In thc public eye as presidential
possibilities. while the names OF 81
democrats were mentioned
General Wood led the republican
list with iso votes. Governor Frank
%. Lowden. Illinois, came second,
with sS. Senator Warren q. Harding
ohio. third, polling 80, senator Hiram
Johnson, California, fourth with a.
Herbert Hoover. ufth. with %. Gov
ernor Sproul, Pennsylvania sixth.
with 20. Governor Coolidge, seventh
with six.
Former President Taft ana Senator
poinGeXtcr, OF Washington, tied for
eighth place. with five votes each.
Next In order came:
Ninth, General John J. PcrshinE.
four votes. tenth, senator James y.
watson. Indiana aud Governor Allen,
uf kansas. tying with three each.
Eleventh. Senator Irvine J.. Lcnroot
Wisconsin. Charles Evans Hughes,
crudidate FOR the presidency in 1915
against Mr. " ilson and senator Rob
votes. Twelfth. Nichoins Murray
Butler president Of Columbia uniycr-
sity. senator Wlllium T.. Borah. OF
Idaho. and senator Arthur Capper.
Kansas. one vote each. Total repup-
licnn votes. iGl
Among the democratic possibilities
Herbert Hoover stood first with ilb
votes, William q. McAdoo captured
second with SIS votes, third place
went to Governor James NJ. Cox. OF
ohio. q. fourth. Attorney General a.
Mitchell Palmer SO. fifth, Governor
Edward !. Edwards New Jersey, 2Si
sixth. william Jennings Bryan, thrice
r a..
/ democratic ticket, 20; seventh, Prosi-
dent Wilson, r., eighth, Vice prcsi-
dent Thomas ". Marshall, Of Indiana.
] IS. ninth. senator Robert l.. owen.
oklahoma, IL, tcnth, senator Gilbert
/ NJ. Hitchcock. OF Nebraska. three
votes. eleventh James watson Gerard
I former ambassador 90 Berlin. and
/ senator David L. wash, MazsaJhu-
scfts ned. two votes.
Twelfth, Robert Lansing. former
/ secretary of state; Congress ssmnu
Il Champ clark Missouri; David II.
Frauciss, former governor of Missouri
aud former ambassador 70 Russia ;
Senator oscar ". Underwood. Ala
hamn. Homer s. Cummins. chairman
national democratic committee. sam
uol Ralston. former governor or In
diana, Frederick uozlcr. Gardner
formtr governor OF Missouri, John
W. Davis, ambassador 10 Great Brit
ain. and n, r, Meredith. tied. one
vuto each, Total democratic votes
cas-. 3sG.
The votcs thus expressed were All
for first choice The qucAtlunnaire
nlsn provided FOR a second and third
choice This phase of the straw vote
was quite Hs significant as mat al
ready outlined.
For example. General Wood sur
fored slump on what might be
I..f1aH Tho a.ooud hn1fot rarefvinn~ fEg
votes while Governor LOwden crepl
up To whore he made u good second
with i26. senator Johnson gained
zone vote In the second choice column
taking third place from senator Hard
ing. who dropped "a fourth place
with %.
In the third choice column Gov,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
NEW CHANGE
FOR BALLOT
FOR WOMEN
Delaware to Vote To-
morrow, Mississippi
Revives Ratification

JACKSON. Miss. March 30.--'rhe
Mississippi state senate today ratified
The federal woman suffrage amend
mcnt. thus reversing the actiun Of
several weeks ago when the amend
ment was rejected.
Thc vote on the ratification resolu-
tion WIS Tie and lieutenant Govern
OF CaHtcei cast the deciding vote.
The roll call showed that ten senators
had reversed their positions since the
unfavornltle vote several weeks ago.
The house rrpcctcd the amendment
February tS by vote Of leb TO %.
House leaders learning Of the scnatc's
action, said the session which was to
adjourn saturday, might be prolonged
to allow another vote In that body.
Suffrage leaders who had abandon
ed hope 81 favorable action. ifnmcd-
lately notified their supporters
throughout the state 60 return AZ once
to the capital and renew the battle.
should the house act favorRbly on the
resolution OF ratification Mississippfs =
action would complete the necessary
90 states for Ratification OF the
amendment ana would permit women
to vute In tao November presidential
election In most of the states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
DEMocRATIc

ernor Lowdon takes the lead with
SO, senator Harding second. with 81;
senator Johnson third, with So. and
General Wood fourth. with a.
Hoover retained the fifth place
throughout. receiving 10 votes as
second choice candidate and 10 as n
third.
McAdoo took the democratic lead
from Hoover as second choice. oh
uinlng 90. against Hoover's bI.
Palmer's 80 and Hryan's IS votes
In the column OF third choice dem
ocraiic, Palmer comes first with G3t
McAdno second, with 90. Bryan third,
with 90. Hoover fourth. with 70. Cox
fifih, with Is. Marshall sixth. with
i2i Prcaidcnt Wilson seventh, with
ton.
Lansing received second choice
vote ON the republican side Of the
fence
Senator KnoX, Pennsylvania. oh
iaincd two votes as a second choice
republican standard bearer. Senator
Lodge Massachusetts,, republican
leader OF the fight against tho treaty.
obtained ono vote o. second choice
ana Two in the third choice. Ehhu
Root received q vote both as second
and third choice,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
URGES EXPULSION
OF FIVE SOCIALISTS
New York Assembly
Committee Votes for
Expulsion

ALBANY. y. ". March s0.--Rrand-
Ing the socialist party as IAN organ
ization composed exclusively % per-
pciual traitors" a majority OF the
judiciary committee Of the New York
state assembly. IN a report Transmits
ted a. the lower house Of the ieriaia-
ture today. recommended the cxpui-
sion of the five socialist assembiymcn.
August Claessens, Charles solomon,
Louis Maldman, Eamuol Orr and
samuel A. Dewitt.
Minority reports were submitted by
members Of the committee who dis
scnted from the findings % the ma
iority.
Action on the reports will be made
a special order OF business In the as
sembly tomorrow.
While no concerted action has been
taken hy those who are opposed to
the expulsion OF the Hnclaiists. Major
IT'S Leader Simon l. Adler. Of Monroe
and Asscniblyman Theodore Rocse-
welt, of Nassau. will speak and vote
against that program.
Il cannot approve OF the expulsion
OF The entire representation OF a
party from the legislature" Colonel
Roosevelt said today. Whatever I
may do or say shall 10 as an indi-
vlduai and not as a part of any move-
ment agreed upon with others"
Mr.. Adler. who on the first day OF
the session introduced the resolution
demanding the suspension OF the So
ciallsis, said that his position was
virtually the same AZ that Of Colonel
Roosevelt.
u am not a party to any concerted
action" he added. Seven OF the 53
members % the committee signed the
majority report.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
State of Sonora
Reported on Verge
OF a Revolution


NOGAIES, Sonora, March aO.-The
state of sonora, MeNico, Is on the
verge OF revolution. according to
telegram received here today from
General f. ELIAS GALES. who recently
resigned from President Carranza's
cubinct 10 assist tn the campaign OF
General Alvuru phrcgon FOR the prcsi-
dcncy Of Mexico. General Gales
tolegraphcd from Aqua rrieta. so
nora. which is opposite Douglas An
zonn,
Gales snid In his telegram that
that Cacarin Surianu. former prrsi-
dent OF the Sonurn state congress and
vice governor OF sonora, had been
summoned 10 Mexico city by lrcsi-
dent Cariunza To- be appointed civil
governor or sonora. replacing Cover
nor De la llu,rtu. Gales charged
that tho government OF sonora then
would be- turned over to General
Manuel W DicEucz, who has been
assigned by Cnrrnnzn 60 command the
military zone OF sonora. Sinaioa and
Nayuriti
n was reported here that General
HIpcuez plans 60 enter sonora with
600 federal troops tn overcome any
rc, olutionury movements.
A local newspaper here Yesterday
published story to the ouoct that
900 troops were being held IN read
mess to move against any invasion of
the state by Curranzn forces, Many
rumors of revolutionary plans and
movements are heard on the streets
aud one today was 10 the effect t.oopi
OF Obregon adherCnts already Were
marching south prepared TO give bat
| he to the Cnrranza forces. The re-
port was entirely uneonilrmed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
BERGDOLL. DRAFT
EVADER, GETS 5 YEARS
Sentence Is for Hard La
Dor in Jail at Cover
nor's Island

NEW YORK. March so.--Grover
Cleveland Bersdoll. wealthy young
Philadeiphian, recently court mar
tailed for desersion because OF his
alleged failure to report for military
service under the draft was sentenced
70 five years in prison. according 10 a
decision OF the cegrt made public
here today.
The sentence, effective today, n for
hard labor In the iaii al Governors
Island. In addition. BcrEdolrs rights
OF citizenship are forfeited as a result
OF his conviction.
The findings OF the court martial
were approved today by Lieutenant
General Robert Lee Dullnrd. COM
mnnder OF the department of the east
and immediately communicated TO
Bergdoli, who has been IN cell az
the island
BergdOii was guilty OF dcaertion
from August =. 1913. when he failed
10 report under the draft lie was
arrested Al his home January last.
In addition to the prison term the
sentence provides for dishonornble
discharge from the army and the for
foiture OF all pay and allowance.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
WOULD SINK BISDEE
FOR HIS COUNTRY
Former Sheriff So Testi-
fies at the Wootton
kidnapping Trial


TOMBSTONE, Ariz,. March 2O.-ln
explaining h,s principal motive In de-
porting The l.lNG striking copper
miners aud their sympathizcrs from
Ulshee. July l2. 1917, captain Harry
g.. wheeler. at that timo sheriff Of
Cnchise county today told the jury
irving Harry T.. WOotton on a charge
ut kidnapping in connection with the
dcportatiuns that he would have hecn
willing 20 sink the entire Bishce dis
trtct to the bottom Of sea- FOR his
country.
The statement was made In reply
to question by county Attorney
Robert s. French. asked ON cross
examination just before the noon re-
cess Yesterday Captain Wheeler tes-
uficd that one of his reasons hnd
been that OF safeguarding the lives
and property of the people Of Bishee.
"pid YOU know that as an otlcer
Of the law it was your duty to turn
over law breakers To the courts Tor
a fair and impartial trialf" County
Attorney Robert y. French asked INC
witness ON cross examination. "llid
YOU know that there was a law against
kidnapping IN this state'''
"Yos. / knew AN that | knew, too.
that there WIS "a law OF necessity ana
self defense" Wheeler retorted,
Efforts ct Mr. French TO bring out
an admission that tho deporWuons
were suggested Hud engineered by
roppcr officials. as a means of com
batting the strike then In force "a
the district. were met hy the rciiernt-
ed statement hy captain wheeler nat
ne FIRST thought OF the plan.
"Dh. I am not trying to take any
OF the Iaurols away from YOU, Cap
tain wheeler" Mr.. French Said.
Il don't want any luurcls, Mr
French" the witness replied with
a.fn. faflIup
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
TORNADO DEATH
[ TOLL REACHES 1853
Total Property Damage
Will Reach Into the
Millions

CHICAGO. March sO.--The death
list of sundays tornadoes which
ripped paths ~ destruction through
sections OF eight states stood early
today az isS persons with fears thar
reports from isolated regions and
deaths among the iniured would In
crease the total.
Stricken communities were omcrg.
ing today from the wreckage wrought
the thousands Of injured and home
less were well under wsy.
Tahuinted reportf by states gave
the number of dead as foilowsi
Indiana. ae. Illinois. "a. ohio. 90;
Michigan. ~. Georgia. IS. Alabama.
~. S. Louis, Mo. u East Troy. wis,
persons were killed nt stovali. Ca. q
village near la Grnnde. was being
Investigated ana should this provo
true the death list would be increased
TO i7s.
A number were reported missing IN
various localities and Il was feared
some Of them might be found to have
been killed.
No accurate estimate OF the total
property damage. which runs into
the millions could be made today.
material loss was Sc 600 .O00: in west
ern Ohio. 81 0Oo. 900: Michigan. f2.-
100000. and Georgia, more than
81 900. 900.
State troops sin patrol the storm
swept areas Of Illinois and the Red
Cross nnd civilian committees organ
lied aid for the injured ana home
less. Carpenters who began recon-
structi0n work yesterday around Chi
rnrO had cleared away most OF the
wreckage today. All OF the refugees
had been placed In homes or tents.
But one death occurred yesterday
among the injured ana hospitals re-
ported that most uf the hundreds OF
patients would recover.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
DEcI.AnEs INpErENpENCE.

WASHINGTON. March Sole
hanon. In Asintic Turkey. has de-
ciarcd It's independence OF Prince Fei-
sails government. the state depart
ment was advised today by the Amer
team consul at Beirut. The dcclara-
tion OF independence was adopted by
the Lebanon legislative council meet
ing nt Baalbek March %.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
HlAI.sTEAp SERVED ~
ARMY IN SIBERIA

SAN FRANCISCO. March aO---Noti-
ficatlon OF the killing OF Harold Hal
stead. n san Francisco OIL man BY
customs officials at a point east OF
El Iaso last night. was received here
hy w. Richie. an acquaintance. to
day. According to hitchie. Halatead
was q lieutenant In the American OK
Ecditlonnry forces In Siberia. rcfurn-
ing here last January for dlachargr.
Tie went 10 the Texas oil fields from
here month ago. He was married.
according 10 Ritchio and the shock
Of his death has necesritated his wife
going TO a hospital at ~ Paao.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-30
King Christian
Defies Men Who Seek
Return of Cabinet

CoPENlIAGEN. March aO.--King
Christian announced today his re-
fusal to comply with the ultimatum
OF the social democrats demanding
the reinstatement OF the Zahie minis
try dismissed by the king. Gnd other
action In connection with the govern
ment crisis