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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
MARTIAL LAW IS PROCLAIMED
IN FOUR IRISH COUNTIES;
DEATH FOR BEARING ARMS
Stern Measures Put Down Murder and
Outrage" Cork, Limerick, Kerry and Tpperary
Included in Area

LONDON Dec 1O-By the Associated Press)-AIara law to
he applied areas of Ireland down murder and
outrage and bring about conferences between the
Fen the Irish situation, announced
Premier Lloyd George in the the of today
In announcing this double policy of the government the pre-
declared under martial law found
a unauthorized persons wearing uniforms would
be liable to the death penalty
On hand facilitate negotiations the premier
n0unced the had decided give safe conducts to Sim
Fen members the house of who had been involved
in tho Mission nf fscriuus usprimp
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Aged Pawnbroker
Dies From Blows
Delivered by Thug

DENY ER, Dec iO.-David Gold
stein. 81, died In the county hospital
today from blows received when he
attempted to make n negro return
goods purchased but not paid FOR at
Goldstein's pnwnshop yesterday after
noon, according to the police. Five
suspccty have been arrested.
According to the police. a negro on
tered Guldstcin's shop and selected a
number Of articles. lie refused Ia
pay ana the old man tried to take
the goods away from him. Then
police say the negro picked up u
hammer and struck Goldstein on tn,
head.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

The man was said to be- about 81
feet . inches tail. slightly heavy set
and was wearing u khaki cOlored
Jumper and uvcralls and black hat.
Tho man gained entrance to the hos
nital by "a hack door after cutting
screen.
Before he entered the room In
which the nurse was staying. he turn
cd on the water In a bathtuh, Mrs.
English first heard the running OF
the water As shC started to inVcs-
tigato, Yhc was confronted by an un-
masked man with pistol In hand.
Before he had time to issue Il COM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
PORK CHOPS DOWN
45 PER CENT WITHIN
LAST THREE MONTHS
This, However, Is in
o m a h a, Nebraska,
Which Is Some Distance
From the Price of Pork
in Albuquerque.

OMAHA. Dec. lO.-Decllnes of
40 per cent for pork and 30 per
cont FOR beef cuts In the larger
down town Omaha shops during
the past two months are shown
by retail meat prices published
here today.
Pork chops sold two months ago
at 40 cents pound, are retailing
for 22ih to 20 cents. while round
steak mny he had for 20 to % cents
compared TO previous prices Of 80
to 81 cents. Wholesale pound
carcass prices ON beef dropped
from "A and 10 to ~ ana 10 cents
ana ON pork from 22 and 30 to 14Is
cents. Decrease OF the livestock
market price Is glvcn as the reason.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
STIRRED BY OUTRAGES AGAINST
WOMEN IN SAN FRANCISCO, MOB
ADMINISTERS SWIFT PUNISHMENT
Sheriff ovpowered by Citizens Whose Plans Had Been Made With
Sinister Care; Six Lives Total Crime Crop State
Opens General Criminals.

SANTA ROSA, Cal, Dee. TO-
Geo. Boyd, Terence Fits and Chas.
Nalento, accused of having muir
dered Sheriff james A. Petray Of
Sonoma county, aud Detectives
Miles jackson and Lester NJ. Dor
man here Sunday afternoon last,
were taken from the county Jail
here early Friday morning and
hanged.
SANTA ROSA. calf, Dee. 10 (by
the Associated Press) old Tcsta-
mpnt vengeance. "a life for a lifc."
was exacted OF George Boyd. Terence
Fits and Charles Nalento by a mob
here today. The mob. 90 to 100
men. all armed and masked In black
entered the Sonoma county Jail at
80 a. m. overpowcred Sheriff John
Boyes and his deputies, took the
three men to a cemetery and hanged
them from the same lint Of an oak
tree.
Had the three lived they would
have faced the courts before noon
today on the charge Of murdcring
Sheriff John A. Petray OF Sonomu
county and Detectives Miles NJ. Jack
son. and Lester H. Dorman. Of the
San Francisco police force. The ofii-
cors were shot down by Boyd he
confessed when they attempted tc
arrest the three Sunday last as mem
bors Of a San Francisco gang which
recently has attacked n score or more
OF young women.
There was no confusion, no hurry
/ ~ a
had been pre-arranged, even tS
acotlylene torches to burn the lock-
of the cell doors " need be.
In the sheriff's office, Sherin Boyes
/ four deputies and two visitors wer'
covered with pistols. Keys to th'
cells were taken from the sheriff, ans
while the sheriff and his aides wer,
kept under guard others OF the mol
took Out the three men.
Boyd. they found lying in dow
stairs cell wounded from "A shot fire.
by Detective Jackson before he die'
last Sunday. Fits and Valento werl
taken from upstairs cells
The tree had been selected earlier
over one limb hung three ropes AM
at end OF each was moose. tied viii
the expert "hangman's knot" that fit
behind the left ear OF Its victim. An
other Gordon OF armed guards wa
thrown around the scene to proven
interference.
Boyd made no struggle nor com
ment. Nnlento eXpostulnted, but no
vehemently, spectators said
Fits protested and fought to es
cape his fate. lie was born an
raised here. He was gagged with
towel before the party left the 1a
to stifle his voice.
Take your medicine he Is sal
to have been told.
When taken from their cells non
of the three wore more than under
clothin~ Their union suits wer
their death garb.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
HOUSE CUTS LIMIT
ON IMMIGRATION
TO SINGLE YEAR
Measure Introduced To-
day to Abolish Comp
troller of Currency and
Take Treasurer Off Re
serve Board.

WASHINGTON, Dee. l0.-An
amendment to the johnson immigra-
tion bill limiting the embargo on i'm
migration to one year instead Of two
was adopted today by the house, 81
to IS. II was offered by Representa-
tive Mann, republican, Of Illinois,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

Proposed Foreign Trade Corporation
Will Haze Maximum Financial Strength
Of More Than One Billion Dollars


financial strength of than one billion dollars John Drum president the American Bank
he formal o hc copo omi a. MiDe a
o and I
I pr foreign trade Orgmya
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
MAKES TOTAL or SIX
DEATHS THUS FAR

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. lO.-Six
men have died as n result OF gungster
outragcs on women here, prize fight
ing has come under the han in Calf
fornia cities and round up OF Grim
lnnls and Vagrauts throughout the
state has begun. In addition to the
three men lynchcd early today Two
san Francisco detectives and the
sheriff of Sonoma county were killed
Sunday when attempting to arrest the
men who were lynChed.
The outrages Of the gang came TO
public notice Thanksgiving dag when
two young women reported they hnd
been attacked by nine men In
shack.
Five arrests were made and the
men now are awaiting trial here. Two
OF the prisoners are Edward (knock'
ouD Kruvosky and Edmond tSpud)
Murphy, prizefighters.
Shortly after the attack In the
shack was reported two other young
women told the police they also had
been attacked in the same house,
which was ordered closed. The five
men under arrest are being held on
bonds OF 100000 each.
The men who were lynchod today
we're identified by three OF the girls
as having either been In the shack
when they were attacked or as nav
| Ing participated In the attack.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Steel Tonnage Hits
Low Mark Since August

Nlcw YORK, Dec lO-The monthly
tonnage report OF the United states
Steel corporation, made public here
filled orders on hand Nov 80
This is "A decrease OF Als.3ll tons
from last months untitled orders
which totailed g,S36.S5e.
These figures Represent the iaff-
est decrease In steel untitled tonnage
for any month snce the reversal Or
last August and bring the total un-
filled orders down TO the lowest point
OF the year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Stone Contractors
Indicted in N. Y.
Building Graft Case

NEW YORK, Dec. tO-Twcnty-
niue members Of the Cut Stone
contractors association were In.
dlctCd today by the extraordinary
Grand Jury 10 connection with the
investigation OF tnr "BUtldinE
Trust" Ioday's indictments IN
ereRecd the number returned
since tho inquiry started 70 nero
than 90. ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dee. O,--Further
requests for embargoes on wool and
livestock products were heard today
by the house ways and means COM
mittoe. y. w. Mcclure Of Salt Lake
City, Utah, presented an appeal from
the Western Range StockgrOwers' ar
ISOLATION urging Immediate action.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dee. l0.-Aholl-
tlon OF the office uf comptroller Of
the currency and removal OF the
secretary OF the treasury from mem
bership on the federal reserve hoard
arc proposod IN a bin prepared by
Chairman McFadden, OF the house
banking and currency committee, and
introduced today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
GOT THEIR DESERTS,
SAYS DOROTHY QuINLAN.

SANTA ROSA. Calif. Dec. 1O.-'.
Dorothy Quinlan, who was present at
the time Of the shooting last sunday.
and who was held In jail here a. a
witness slept quietly this morning
while her companions on that oc-I
casion were being iynched
They got no more than their lust|
deserts" she said when told Of the
lynchlng.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

lead to negotiations which would pro-
ducc real and lasting peace.
DUBLIN. Dec. 10 (By the Asso-
ciatcd Press) Martial law was pro-
claimed from Dublin Castle today in
the city ana county OF Cork, the city
and county Of Limerick and In the
counties OF Tippcrary ana Kerry,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

roction, variable; character Of the
day, clear.
State Weather.
b New Mexico; Gciorully fair To-
night aud saturday; warmer to-
night aud IN gouthcaat portion sat
urday
Arirpnl Centrally fair tonight
and. Saturday, CONTINUED cool,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MENICO. ALBUQUERQUE
For al HOUR EndinG Q a. M.

Highest temper
ature, 40; lowest
temperature, 2Oi
daily range tenn
y cratu re, 26;
mean daily tenn
pcrnturc SO; rcln
tive humidity, 6
p. M, SO; relative
humidity 6 "A. m.
rs; precipitation.
none: maximum
velocity of wind,
miles per hour,
i2; prevailing d.
rpctiOn, variable;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-10

CHICAGO Aftctefpl4 5000 NItt
steady with yorferdara low mafHri
KANSAS CITY HcrtinlH tfon'
Butchers and canncrH steady 90
stronger. siocrs s1.fu4f.lo
DENVER Rerulptr. 100. active TO
strong. atockcrs and fesdcra. 5000 q
77b.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
lITTLESI0RlEs
ny THORNTON W. BURGESS.
A Little Red Spy.

Nobody ever likes 4 SPY.
And few are they who even w;
Peter Rabbit.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

make the cooked product light. When
eggs are beaten, the walls OF the egg
cells stretch and inclose air, WHICH,
when mixed with flour. helps 10 sepa-
rate the grains of -four. This light
ness can also be obtained wholly or IN
part by chemical action. II an alkall,
such as soda, is brought into contact
with an acid, such as cream OF TAR
tar. in a moist state. gas is formed.
which, trying to push its way through
the mixture, forces the -four. which is
glutinous or sticky. to expand making
of alkali and acid is called oaRlns
powder. which acts to release gas
when moisture is added to 1t. A mix
ture should be baked or fried, there
fore, as soon as possible atteT pdh'"s
powder is added to 1t.
For waffies, take cup OF MILK two
eggs, four tablespoonfuls OF meiteo
butter substitute, two level teaspoon.
fuls of baking powder and ABOUT q
cup and a half of -four, enough TO
make a batter that pours. Beat Inc
flour and milk together, add the melt
ed fat, egg yolks, quarter OF tea
spoonful OF salt and the baking pow
der. and beat well. Beat the egg
whites and fold them in. Have the
waffie iron hot and smoothly creased.
Waffles should be poured In g. thin
layer over the iron, and should be
cooked so quickly that they brown
and can be turned over almost at
once. Serve them hot, with maple
syrup or honey.
Copyright. 1920.)
Evening star., 1920-11-22

BY II. JESSIE LEITCH.

particularly trying day when. having
smoothed out the offending rubber
sheet and tucked 1t far under the
mattress with no small effort. tho man
gave a mighty lunge and subsided
with much moaning into mass OF
wrinkles. IF you would only try to
lie still a little while. 1t would be
SO much better for your leg"
1T would. would it? You never had
had to lie on one of these darn hot
things that make prickly heat all
over your body" said the man cruelty.
Wife Weeps. Husband swsars.
Whereupon the little woman burst
into tears and ran from the room
after the fashion OF women since the
swore softly and emphaticaIly at the
world in general after the fashion OF
mankind since a similar era.
Down in the kitchen the door
opened. 1t was kindly neiEhbor
who had sick nursing" experiences in
the village for many years. She came
with an Offering of soup and some
dahlias from her bright little garden.
She stopped, aghast at the sight OF
the woman in tears. She listened
sympathetically to the story of the
sheet that was always wrinkled.
I'm just afraid he will throw q
ribly cranky when they are i'll.
can't do a thing to please him"
Run up and bring down the mfser-
able thing" said the neighbor (mean-
ing the sheet) 'and If you have a
strong sheet that you can spare bring
it, too"
A minute later they were in her
Evening star., 1920-11-22
Washinston Hotel 0sis
Give Esvosits
Thaaksfivine Menus

Suggestion Of E. r. Ruedi, chef Of
tho Arlington Hotel. for familJ
dinner. 20
Celery Chickep Okra--creois
Parsley potatoes ss
Roast Stuffed Vermont Turkey :.
Cranberry sauce
Candid sweet potatoes ~
Hearts Of lettuce :.
Hot mince Pumpkin pie
Ice cream Coffee
Chicken okra--creole. as prepared
by Chef Ruedi:
For six persons: One four-pouud
chicken drawn and cleaned; one-quar.
ter OF pound Of raw ham cut In dice
and psrboiied; one-half cup Of raw
rice: one raw onion. one raw green
pepper. two ribs OF celery. al cut in
small dice; two fresh tomatoes peeled
and cst In cubes; six fresh okra cut
in half Inch pieces.
Take ham. onion, green pepper and
celery and simmer in butter until
light brown. Add chicken and four
quarts OF cold water: let cook slow
ly, until chicken is done. remove
chicken and add rice and let simmer
twenty minutes then add chicken
and let boil five minutes longer: sea-
son and serve. A gill of worcester
shire sauce will add greatly to ite
flavor. =
Evening star., 1920-11-22
A STORY ABOUT WRINKLES

1t was the old story Of wrinkles.
In a sick mans bed. AS q result there
was genuine distress in the sickroom.
as well as considerable ill-feeling
toward the doctor. who had insisted
that a rubber sheet be slipped under
the lower sheet of the bed until the
plaster cast dried.
For the man next door had been
thrown from a car. had sustained a
broken leg, as well as minor injuries
that called for the application of
lamentations. And things had be-
come very unpleasant for the little.
huttering wife who became self-ap-
pointed nurse in charge of the case.
In the small town there were no
trained nurses.
The case was a weary, tedious one.
rather than a serious one. A trained
nurse would have recognized the fact
that these are truly difficult cases
these cases that are only a broken
leg and a few bruises" as the neigh
bors are apt to say across their back
fences.
Patient Very Fretful.
And the Auttery little woman was
very anxious and just little weepy
as the big husband became hourly
more irritable, until his little discom-
forts became intensely magnified and
he threatened darkly as to what he
would do il the doctors did not take
his rubber sheets and plaster casts
and get out of the house.
But. my DEAR" began his wife one
Evening star., 1920-11-22
Winter Fashions.
Wooden beads and chenille balls .

Wooden beads and chenille balls are
used for decoration.
Combinations Of tulle and fur are
favored in millinery.
The Paris prediction for sleeves 10
'the longer the better"
Coat dresses are embroidered in
metal and in colored silks.
Velvet frocks show collars and cuffs
Of pleated white crepe.
Monkey fur still is very much in
favor, especially for hats.
The shoulder cape is featured in
coats developed in homespuns.
Women are again wearing the brill
liantiy jeweled dog collar"
Beaded mad embroidered tunics are
worn over satin foundations.
The high collar with tiny turnover
is worn with black ribbon.
Many suits combine a plain colored
skirt with a figured jacket.
Tailored coats made Of knit fabrics
will be worn with plaid skirts.
The tiny ostrich fan Is an accessory
to the daytime tailored costume.
Black and silver gray broadcioths
are favored for suits and coat dresses.
Evening star., 1920-11-22

If you interested in shoes-and what woman snt!-
you will find that the very most ehair ones that click
their heels the Avenue have been photographed for
this issue.
And then Of course there's What every woman wants to
know about fuls-from the way that Douoet does it.
the little furs" which will be copied by the clever and
envied by her friends.
In fact this number to have been made especially
for you.
Evening star., 1920-11-22
HOME ECONOMICS.
BIZ MRS. Ex.xxApETH KENT


Cooking is always q chemical ex-
pertinent. 1t should claim from In
telligent women the same interest, the
same use of their brains, as the ex-
pertinent in a chemical laboratory
more, for a failure in the laboratory
does no great harm, but q failure in
the kitchen is q serious matter for
more than the experimenter.
Thin batters are q mixture of milk,
eggs, -four and salt. liquid enough to
pour or drop A pour batter has one
measure of liquid to one of flour; a
drop batter. one measure OF liquid to
two of -four.
value and to help inclose air and
Evening star., 1920-11-22

And ie" are '"e' ""o Peter R.bbit.
That is quite true. People with the
habit of spying on other people, try
ing to find out what they are doins
distrusted. Sometimes spying is nee
essary in a good cause. but 1t Is only
| in such a cause, a good cause. that
any one who thinks we'll Of himself
or his friends will ever spy.
better liked among his neighbors in
the Green Forest Is because ne 10
such a spy. He 10 always sneaktnE
about trying to find out the business
Of his neighbors. Peter Rabbit has
quite as much curiosity as any one
poking his wobbly little nose into
places where it has no business; he
doesn't sneak about spying:
Now. you remember that Chatterer
ali Of that fine morning. while Rusty
the Fox Squirrel had been hard at
work picking up and storing away
the fat hickory nuts the Merry Little
Brcezes had shaken down from the
husks which Jack Frost had opened
Chatterer had tried to think Of some
plan by which he could get all Of
those fat hickory nuts for himself.
At last an idea had popped into his
neaQ, a QlCnOneBt 1Oed, IuOuBu tudl
didn't trouble Chatterer at all. He
would spy on Rusty and hnd out
where he was storing away those fat
hickory nuts. Then. when he could
do 30 without danger of being caught.
he would steal all those nuts and put
them in his own storehouse.
OF course Chatterer didn't call It
believe that those fat hickory nuts
really belonged to him; He knew bet
ter, but he tried to believe that. He
pretended to believe that Rusty was
the real thief. and that he. Chatterer.
was simply trying to get what right
fully belonged to him.
SO Chatterer hid in the thick top
Of a hemlock tree and watched Rusty.
He saw him pick up a fat hickory nut
and scamper away with It in q Ger.
tain direction. Just where Rusty went
Chatterer couldn't see, because Rusty
was hidden by some young hemlock
trees. Chatterer waited patiently and
presently Rusty came scampering
back and he was without that fat
hickory nut. Chatterer grinned and
waited. Rusty disappeared as be-
fore in the same direction, taking
Evening star., 1920-11-22

lap. The sheet VaA new, Of stout eot-
an. With scieeors she cvt il In half.
lengthvise.
Now We shall stitch tho cotton
strips to the rubber sheet, lengthwise,
. cotton strip on each side. Then II
will be possible to tuck the protec-
tive sheet we'll In under the mattress
% drmly that even your husband
won't be able to roll It Into wrinkles."
Followed the whirr Of the seving
machine. And the adjustment Of the
reconstructed sheet. And when night
time came there wasn't . single
wrinkle In the rubber any more.
The man condeecended to admit that
his bed was more comfortable. But
very long" he grumblsd 70 which
his wife replied dutifuliy. II suppose
SO, my dear
Evening star., 1920-11-22

THICK OF A HEMLOCk TREE
AND WATCHED RUSTY.
with him another fat hickory nut.
In a few minutes he was back again,
This time Chatterer changed his
hiding place SO as to see behind those
young hemlock trees. Pretty soon
Rusty appeared with a fat hickory
nut. He looked this way and that
way. Then he hurried1y ran to a
certain place. pulled away the leaves
on the ground and put that fat hick-
ory nut down. He was back to Chat
terer. SO that the latter couldn't sec
just where he put that nut, but he
saw him pull the dead leaves back
over tho place. and that was enough.
There must be a hole down there"
thought Chatterer. land he IL filung
1t. As soon as he disappears ri have
a look. Then Ill wait until he has
filled 1t. Some day when know he
isn't about I'll just take those fat
hickory nuts over to one Of my store
houses and he'll never know what has
become OF them"
Chatterer enickered softly to him.
self aa he watched Rusty 60 for an
ether nut. The instant Rusty was
out Of sight Chatterer whisked down
from his hiding place and over to the
place where Rusty had hidden that
nut.
Copyright. U20. BY Z. W. Bursess.) -
Evening star., 1920-11-22

HE personal gifts that Vogue has selected for YOU
are shown in nine pages And these nine pages, like
Whistler portrait, contain the experience Of life
time Little shops big shops, Fifth Avenue Shops out
ofsheway speciality shopsthe best they have to offer
you is in this number Of Vogue
As foe fashon-Pas sends its last magnificent word
evening gowns and wraps and approves black velvet
the most favoured material for the winter mode And
Vogue shows twelve black velvet models suggestions
for your black velvet frock.
Evening star., 1920-03-10
AT THE COMMUNITY CENTERs.

Under the auspices of the American
committee for Russian relief. Capt. ii.
S Martin will speak tomorrow at the
Powell Community Center on Russia
AS l Knew It,"
At the East Washington Community
Center. Eastern High School. there will
be basket bail practice by the Boy
Scout and Athletic Club and the Marine
Props. DreSsmaking and millinery
classes will meet at 1880 o'clock.
The Park View Mandolin and Guitar
Club and the Dramatic Club will meet
this evening at the center for re-
hearsal.
Community buying. dancing for
children at i:5o, dancing class for
adults at 7:30. community dancing and
Il class in millinery will be the activi-
ties at Petworth Community Center to-
night.
Powell Community Center will be
open this evening with classes in
Gregg shorthand. rhythmic dancing.
French and with meetings of the dra-
matte club and the social dancing club.
The Big Sister Club will give dance
tonight at the Thomson Community
Center. The war risk insurance bureau
painting class will meet at o'clock.
The Spanish Dramatic Club will meet
in the auditorium.
Activities at the Southeast Com
munity Center. Tyler School. will be
the Boy Scouts of the Virginia avenue