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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-05
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1920-05-05

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
NEW VOTERS CLUB
ID OPEN MONDAY
Republican Women to
Serve Coffee and
Refreshments

Women voters should not fail TO
register their names for the elections
because they do not want to serve on
the iurles. The state laws provide
that only men are liable to jury
service.
Opposition to registration for fear
OF having to act as Jurors has been
found among the women OF the city
By the cnnvassers. Il was announced
today az the republican women head
quarters. No oma should fail 10
icgistor on this account, the census
takers are explaining.
IRON tho cards which have been
turned In by the republican can
Vnssers to date II IL apparent that the
majority OF the women OF the county
are republican. according to a report
from the local headquarters to Mrs.
Adoiinn Otero-W Warren, vice chairman
OF the State Central committee.
Mrs. Henry Rolf Brown win act
as hostess at the New Noters' head
quarters for republicans which will
be opened on Monday at 124 North
Fourth street, Il was announced to-
day. Coffee and r~efreshmek,s will
be served there every afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
Desert Sextette to
Play at Pastime

The Prizes Strand orchestra, a
Gallup musical aggregation which Is
starting on a tour OF the southwest
under the name OF ''Thc Original
Desert Scxtcttc' has been scheduled
to appear at the Pastime theatcr
this evening after Z o'clock.
The programs of the orchestra
consist of concert, dance and novelty
combinations In solos. Gdets and
triog. Mr.. Croft, the pianist and Mr..
prizes. violinist, Will give several
solos tonight.
Mr.. prizes, the leader OF the or
chcstra, Is n violinlst OF considerable
oNpcriepec. lie is n graduate OF the
New York conservatory and n pro-
togo of Macmillan Pilzer. lie has
apppared as soloist with the New
York symphony orchestra and was
assistant conductor of hat organ
ization for two years.
Mr.. Croft served as chief musician
In the q. s. navy for four year,. He
and was instructor OF piano in the
Panama National Conservatory 81
Music. Mr.. Schropp, the trombonisi,
has been n soloist In Campbell Broth
crs' circus and Mt the U. S. Naval
Academy ut Annapolis, Md. lie
played nine years with the Bumnnan
orchestra OF Kansas City. Mr.. Ste
phcnson plays tho clarinet. violin,
saNuphonc and cornct. The drummer
Of the orchestra is Mr.. La Cronc. lie
wan director Of the Twenty first En-
glncors band In France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
hid IN HOUSE
after FIGHT
Assault Defendants Tes-
ifS Crowd Chased
Them

Pedro zamora ana Manuel Garcia
were drunk, according TO testimony
or one OF the witnesses IN the cas-
Of Paul Romero against the two.
which was tried before Judge W. W.
Mcclellan this morning. Romero
had charged the two With a~ssaulting
him Thursday night In Santa Barbra
following q dance.
According to the testimony OF Rom
GRO. he was coming from a dance IN
santa Barbara 1T midnight when the
two jumped on him without cauHc
beat him. cut q cash over his left
eye with u knife and tore his shirt
Off. He said tho men were drunk.
He said he could umell whiskey on
them and that they had a bottle.
Other witnesses said hat after the
boys were engaged with Romero that
others who had been at the dance
camo and tried 10 separate the fight
ers. Accordlng 70 zamora and Garcia
they had TO run for their lives be-
cause a crowd from the dance threat
onod 40 beat them up.
They said they ran TO a house,
where n crowd OF boys gathered and
tried 90 break IN the front door. They
were hiding in the back par. OF tSc
honsc when offic RS Charles Banghart
and Alfred o. Baca camo and put
them under arrest, taking thcm to the
county Jail. Xamora testified that he
hit Romero because the other slapped
him
After all testimony that lasted for
an hour, had been given the court
decided that zamora had been the
cause OF all the trouble and fined
him $40. Garcia was Dismissed.
zamora gave notice Of appeal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
TICKET
PROVES BOOMERANG
Republican Boilers in
Santa Fe to Support
State Nominees

SANTA FE. Ne NJ, Oct. Tho
fusion ticket completed here ycstcr-
day between democrats and republic
cant opposing the present county gov
rrnmcnt, has proved a boomerang to
democratic organizers who hoped to
secure through II a considerable de-
fection from the republican state
Ticket.
The republicans who have Joined I'm
the county fusion are practically un-
RnimOus In their adherence to the
state ticket and will vote II from top
to bottom. This was the statement
this morning OF the republicans who
were most active In tho movement.
The fight. they sny, " purely a county
mnttcr and relates In no way to their
attitude toward the republican nE-
tioual and state tickets. They VIII
supper Harding and Mcchem with
enthusiasm.
The fusion convention finally nom
mated Alphonse Dockwoillcr for tho
state senate. He will run against
Judge n. t.. Wright. Judge Wright's
election by an overwhelming majority
~ conceded.
The reminder OF the fusion ticket,
completed after a number of with
drawuls, 81 as followu;A
KourrgontutivC-F. NJ. Jones.
Shoriu-John Shoemaker.
Anihseur-IEnacio Madrid.
Trcuaurcr--Iose Duran.
C1crk-J. NJ. Granite.
CummifsioncrB-North district, Ben-
ito Hnybnl: South district, Tom Jones;
city d%iatrict, Andres PachccU.
probate Judge-Ca, .Os Alarid.
superintendent Of Schoolh1Charlcs
Gooch.
Charles Gcrhart, candidate for re-
preventative from the ishoc string
district and Miguel A.. OtorO. W., can
didate for representative from Santa
Fc county were endorsed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

SIDNEY VI. WE'LL, candidate or
State Scnator In tho fifth District.
~. he says. Is COR the republicans. and
the twcmen are going to swing to the
republican, ticket regardless oi the
fact hat In many Instances their
husbands are democrats. They cHu-
not accept the league of nations and
are for harding for hat reason.
Mr.. Well addressed mertings at
Farmington, Aztec, Flora VISTA.
Shiprock, Fruitiand and Kirkland.
He introduced "A new method in the
campaign which took won with the
crowds. Instead OF making a formal
speech he announced that the meet
ing was going to be a discussion and
nnt down and talked over the issues
with the voters. inviting them to ask
as many questions aa they liked and
explaining the issues as he saw them.
iie reports the people liSed this
method and Lc found from their
questions that he had many demo-
Gratis In his audiences md he learned
She hostile attitude Of many OF them
to tho national ticket.
lie said tho women were taking r.
lteCn interest Ia the campaign. Dipc-
cially the teachers, aha that The lat
ter were almost solid Tot the republic
can ticket.
'sThe republicans have "A strong
county ticket and ARE going TO elect
a majority OF the offices IN this DOM
ocratic county this fali,' said Mr..
Well. The democratic majority In
TIE county Is going Ia suffer a heavy
loss this year, | am sure OF that
. I'At Flora Vista, where tho Putt
~ncy-fIanna meeting WAS called two
days In advance, only. two persons
were out. My meeting was attended
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
FINDS REPUBLICAN
TRENDtIN SAN JUAN
Sidney Nj. We'll Holds
Series of Meetings
in County

Sidney NJ. Wen. republican csndi-
date FOR state senator In this district,
returned last night from san Juan
county where he addressed five
meetings this week.
Mr.. Wen In his moctipgs found
many democrats wis are going 60
vote for Harding this fall because
they 90 not like Cox INC bis position
on she league OF nations. lie says
they think well OF Hanna. as he has
already been In that county, but arc
waiting for Judge Mochem and arc
In "A receptive position toward the
republican candidate.
The independent vote In the cpau-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
People You
Know

George s. Downer has returned
from Santa Fc where he went On legal
business.
Mrs. NJ. J. Addison OF Knpsss city
Is visiting her parcntH Or. and Mrs,
=. AlonzO bright. Mira. Addison wai
formerly Miss Mary bright. She und
her husband who Will JOHN her here
later VIII make their future home
employed In the Forest Service.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. idcn will
leave tonight FOR LAta Vegas to spend
the wcek-ond.
Mrs. T.. Dana johnson OF Santa Re
IL visiting friends In the city,
Mrs. J. II. Salazar and child have
Just returned from n trip to Call
fornia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
DIR. B. Clark Hyde
Sued for Divorce

KANSAS CITY. Mo-. Oct. a.
Charging cxtremc cruelty and vio-
lence, Mrs. Frances Swope Eydc.
vito Of Dr. H. Clark Hyde who was
three times tried on n charge OF muir
der In connection with the death of
Mrs. Hydc's uncle. Thomas n. Swopc,
millionaire philanthroplst, today filed
suit for divorce from Dr.. Hyde.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

by A persons. rs OF whom had pre-
viously been known ~ democrats.
'iht Aztec the meeting was held
In the court house. We we're late in
arriving. but the crowd waited and
as were present, many OF whom
were democrats In previots gear,
but who said the conditions his yeitr
had changed their belief.
81 found that everyone wants to
hear Judge Merhesa. They are eager
TO discuss the league OF nations and
arc against IT,"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
Harding and Coolidge
Club at Roswell

ROSWEIdA Oct. "A Harding and
roolidge club has been organized here
at q meeting attended by 304 persons.
The membership OF the club IL grow
publican national ticket as they arc
opnosed 60 Cos and the icaguesof na-
dou1. Hnr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
ABUSINESS
COLLEGE ITEMS


Mr. w. v. Gano. OF the accounting
firm OF Monaman, Gano q Sippio de-
li4crcd his first address to the Pace
a Pace clnsn In higher accounting on
Friday OF this week. In this lecture
1lr. Cano took up the organization
and management OF corporations, Civ
ina fun details OF tho various mctlioda
BY which corporations ara ~orghnized,
AFRO The various kinds OF capital stock.
placing fuil stress on preferred ntock.
HI also spoke OF the duties Of the
beard Of directors OF a corporation.
AZ. fano will deliver the second OF
this eesies Of lectures on Tuesday OF
next week.
AR. coodeii had the pleasure Of
meeting Mr.. Albert Schneider who is
With the Cox party on their tour OF
the western states. Mr.. Schneider re-
GENTLY broke the worlds record FOR
speed and accuracy IN Gregg abort
hand This system IL taught at the
Albuquerque Buslnegs college.
The first dance OF the season was
given Friday IN Colombo Hall by the
nnalne1s College Social club. All re-
iiort the floor perfect and the music
an that could be desired. altogether
a vnry enjoyable event.
Tho enrolment rnntinucs 10 be very
sratifyinE 90 the management. n 20
percent Increase over that of last
L||I.
Miss Ina Wilson n now employed
at the u. 3. Forestry Service. making
another IN the already large number
81, "a. b. g. students employed there.
a.in1 Iraia Frunci Is with tho Fed
efhl Vocational Training Board.
Afia1 Nettie Iaasater has accepted
a position with the Mckinley County
Hank. tf GGiiup.
Mr. II. b. HennlnE. editor Of The
Evening Herald, will dellvei b first
" a nerica OF lectures Ia the class
in Advertising a Saiesmanship on
next Tuesday morning AZ the Assem-
lily period. His topic Will be the
sUlrlfin and HJat1ry OF Advertising.
Afr. Thoa 81 Hubbeli. Of Ganado,
hflx., one o. Dur former students,
was q pleasant office caller during
fhf week.
IRE zaner & Bioser Co. publishers
a. the Business Educator has award
- utnnmanrhip certlficatcu recently
"a the following a. u. q. atudonts'
rt|Es Hoae Bintfs ~. A. v. Gutierrez
and Eortorfo g. pudilia.
Nlns Emma Smith. a pupil Of Miss
Fofn Keich. recently mode the spien-
did rtrord IN ~typowrlting u 50 worda
ri fdf Zen minutes without errors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
Seaplane Delivery,
Seattle to Victoria

wwAsHiNcToN. oct. s.-Edward
Hubbard OF Seattle, wna awarded II
contract By the. Dostoffice depart
mont today for transportation OF mail
by srapinne between Seattle and Vic
TORN. b G.. The new sorvlce viii be
inauDurated october IS. Postofflcc
department officlnla expect the sea
plano service In the case az many in
coming trans Pacific steamships to adj
vance delivery Of mail In Seattle u fdii
business day, while IN the canc OF
outgoing steamers such mail can be
dispatched that otherwise would have
20 DO held Tor the next steamer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
Sesplane Plunges in
Lake; Officer browns

C1flCAffO. oct. a-Lieutcnant sid
noy Fedott % Chicago. n naval reserve
officer. WAS drowned this afternoon
when a naval seaplane which he vas
flying plunged Into Lake Michigan,
VI miles of Lake FORGET.
Iieutenant A. X. Bachelor OF Sag
NAV. Michigan. his companion, was
thrown clear and swan back to the
wrecknEo. He made q vain effort to
release 1cddott's life belt before the
wrechhge sank.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

are real American style for
the American figure. They
fit the man in them, and
hold their wonderful grace
and drape as long as he
wears them. More-they
wear longer than cheap
clothes-and therefore are
the economical clothes to
wear.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
.W.C I. J.. CONVENTION
OPENS TOMORROW
Delegation Going From
Here to Belen for
Sessions

The state convention of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union
will open tomorrow evening in Belen.
where the new Frances willard
home ~ located. Several automobile
parties from Albuquerque VIII 60 10
Belcn for the convention.
Mrs. Gertrude Martin. n prominent
college woman and W. c. T. u.
worker will be the chief speaker on
sunday evening. Mrs. Martin has
come from New York to address the
state convention and to confer with
the hoard OF directors OF tho school.
She will advise about the courses TO
bo offered and the management OF
the home.
ON Monday evening n mass meet.
ing Will bo held as n part OF the con-
vcntlon nj which time Mrs. II. +.
Donohoo Of Santa lee will speak.
Judge Richard II. Hanna Will be
present or send n proxy to make an
address. on Tuesday evening Judge
Merritt G. Mcchcm will address an
other mass meeting,
A gift shower OF money and fur
nishings for the new home win be
held on Tuesday. a pageant has also
been planned for, Tuesday. Mrs. T..
l.. Bradford is song leader. A special
utilization for suffrs4ge VIII be as part
OF Tuesdays program.
The Albuquerque Woman's cluh
yesterday endorsed the Frances Will
ard school inc voted to adopt a girl
to support In the school. Tho club
also voted to contribute 500 to the
school fund.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
Football Finals

At Princeton, N. j.: priAcet6n,
II; Swnrthmorc. 0.
AT Cambridge. Mass: Harvard,
81; Maine. O.
At New Haven, Conn: Yale, a.;
Carnegie Technical school, O.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

D. A.. copeland. Dallas. Texas; Ethel
May schatfcr. Indianapolis, ind.
loo N. sanchez, Old Albuquerque;
Carolina Griogo, Albuquerque.
Estolnnn Cnrdovn. Albuquerque;
Prisillan Chavog, Albuquerque.
Albert V. Gutierrez, Albuquerque;
Margaret Eve IiRrregO. ALBUQUERQUE.
Ambrurio Carrasco. Armijo. n. NJ;
Mary JarRmillo, Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
appropriateness
good Clothes

See the new displays-the
fine color schemes and pat
ternings-the new stripes
and checks and grays. Sin
gle and double breasted
ideas in suits and topcoats
models and sizes for
every build and age of
man. Clothes oftrue econ
omy; SIS, 500, sos.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
It's a fact

The American man wants real American style in the
clothes he wears. -
Why? Because the American figure is different, and
requires styles based on its own particular lines-stylest to
harmonic with manly, athletic simplicity.
And this store has such styles for the men and young
men of this community.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

ouoNsXNH-FuX N4SiInEo.
Dan'I uIfh you c1uld Ind = fob--find Il.
Deaf rlsh sun could rent your apart
500 rs yoa ssuid san yous house
~ lt1|G ~ HAlsIa'a cialAifiaa cslnmes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative

Accent "Californin" Syrup o.
FiPs only--looi Cor the name Calf
fornia on the package. then you are
sure your child Is having the best
and most harmless physic foi the
little stomach. liver and bowels.
Children love its fruity taste. Full
directions on each bottle, You must
say california"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

J. II. Crist. candidate FOR district
attorney was endorsed by the inde-
pendents but. under agreement. they
were left free from any pledge to vote
Tor him.
The carer the equator the more
salty sea water bccomcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-02

Miss Nancy c. Lester. OF Stewart,
Ky, has just finished plecing a quilt
OF s.43g pieces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-11
HAMP CLARK aUonders uhy all the mecks IN Dodoe Cltu
- IO1UG, small

though he sets forth in his official
biography that he is the son of a
Baptist minister.
Quin frankly needed the money and
he exchanged child's Bibles for
pieces of silver. The consequences
Of those sales were farreaching, but
he visit not Of that at that time.
Little did he know that those Bibles
would place him in the halls of Con-
gress. All he thought of then was
merely the sordid dollars involved
He had been trying to get through
college on a basis distressingly free
from vulgar wealth. Throughout
the first two years he was obliged to
wash his own clothes and hadn't
even a jeweled fraternity pin to call
his own. 1t was no fun-or, at least,
not much fun-and when the repre-
sentative of publishing house
came along talking Of the great
riches to be derived from selling
books, Quin hardened unto the siren
call Of money.
AS soon as college closed he start
ed out with prospectus under his
arm to place the child's Bible within
the reach Of all. He rapidly
learned the ways Of book agents, and
when he met a mother unwilling to
buy the Bible found some excuse to
get one Of the children at his elbow
and displayed a few of the colored
illustrations.
Whenever a little golden haired
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-11

buildings there being set aside for
the purpose. For those who enrolled
in the school the day was divided
into two periods, the morning being
set aside for military duty and the
afternoon, from l to 4:30 o'clock
for study. There are no classes
Saturday or Sunday, but all men
enrolled in the school are required
to attend the full three-and-a-half-
hour session every afternoon. No
part-time students are accepted.
Men engaged in school work are ex-
cused from drill, police work and
other routine duty, and the necessary
guard duty is done by special
company made up for that purpose.
Lieutenant Colonel Harllee is the
head of the school, and instructors
were chosen from among the officers
and enlisted men stationed at Guam.
tlco who were found competent to
teach the various courses. A little
search discovered both officers and
enlisted men who were graduates Of
such institutions as the Naval Acad-
cmy, Harvard Law School, Massa-