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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
ROTARY CONVENTION IS IN FULL SWING
4,000 Delegates in Atlantic City for Gathering Which
 Will Last Five Days
Rv Assnniatsd Press

Atlantic City N. J, June 21-The eleventh annual convention of the In ternational Association of Rotary Clubs was opened here tonight with nearly 4O0O delegates in attendance. The gathering will be in session five days.
 The opening was marked by an i'm pressive pageant of nations, interna- tional officers and overseas delegates being escorted to their places on the platform by ladies of the International Rotary in native costumes, Boy Scouts. sailors and committeeman. Countries represented were Canada, British Isles, Cuba, Hawaii Porto Rico, Uruguay, the Philippines, Latin American and India.
 Albert S. Adams of Atlanta, Ga, the international president, called the con- vention to order, but deferred his an- nual address until tomorrow. During the past year the association has in- creased it's club enrolment from 450 to 600 clubs,
 Fifth district Rotarians, including the clubs of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware and the division of Columbia, opened a Hospitality hut" on the steel pier, and it is here that the east will greet the west.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
Questions Answered By
 Mime. Susah at he ALcazar

Hundreds of people took advantage Of the offer of the management of the Al cazar theatre yesterday to have their i fortune told by Madame Sarah Susan, the 1 scientific seer. l Mime. Susan is in Birmingham and IS
 appearing at the Alcazar in connectioh
 with the showing of the film, "The For
 tune Teller" starring Marjorie Ramoeau' ! The questions which were asked Mmc'
 Susan yesterday with their answers foi-
 low:
 ] Question-Does the boy love really
 love me and am I really in love?-B. E.
 K.
 ! Answer-The boy loves you, but make
 him jealous for two weeks and he VIII
 love you more.
 ! O.-There is a, boy who works close to
 our home. Whenever we pass, we speak tBut I want to hold conversation Wilh l him. Tell me how I can succeed. He IS
 so timid.-Mary.
 A.-Tell him you met him at Bessemer 1 o. l. Will my sister ever walk again ;
 Tell me whom l will marry.-Ceciiia. 1 A.-Yes. but it will be II months. 2 Yes,
 you will marry in two years. l Q.-Does II. like me?-M. G. l Yes. hut beware of a blond woman l o. Will my brother go back to the F.. IC. l. to rk?-Mildred | A-Mildred He will go back to WorK | in six weeks.
 I O.-In what month will my parents re- | +,r, fro,,, IItah2-MrS. F. IS. A. A-Mrs. A.-Your parents will arrive on | September 16.
 o.-Will my husband do well in business
 at Atlanta?-L. K 5. so l Al. K. B. Atlanta is the place for lhim now, but he will return to Birmihs- ham on January l. ,1.
 O-Does the man l love love me?-kiss Me. o,, | A.-Kiss Me. The man is fooilng you I He does not love you. | O-Is there any happiness in the tu- ! ture for me?-Blue s,, ...s A-Plue. Your future is filled with happiness and love after August 20. 1 O-Will I be happily married ?-B. A. A.-You will be happily married not
 once but twice ,or, l soon ?-"J Johnnie 1 A.-You will win Earle before August ln. O-Am going to leave Birminghams How soon" -E. . .,, | A-You are contemplating a trip III l three weeks, but you will leave ohe~- pectedly ahou. July It. 1 n -Must I keep writing to the boy or let him alone-Blondie. 1 A-Keep on writing, but hunt up ah- I other Drop him if he doesn't get busy in a month. .u .. | or I 20 to see my husband, will nc see me?-L. B. $. l A.-Yes, but take an attorney with you. The attorney can leave when you star' talking. VIII, , stay?-J. L.
 l A.-Yes. Yo,. will stay until October O-Am I to get married again-Alleeh' l A-Yes, three times. 1 O-Ani I going to move soon!-J. w. D. l A.-Yes, n seven weeks l n -Will my husband make money be- fore he dies. and if so, how much h?-Anna. 1 A-Your husband will make money out
 of a newspaper. O.-Will my dark-haired friend ana make up?-Muddie. A.-There will be reconciliation Tn t"o months, but you will marry sandy-nair- ed man. ~ O When will I marry Mary Moore
 A-You will marry in less than two years a man who has been divorced. l O.-What was my grade in algebra Tn the last exam?-H. D. H. | A-You should have made E. Tnere
 were two errors in problems. | Q-Will I get a position in or out of town and when ?-Sdna May
 l A-The position out of town will be the
 one you will take, but you will reutrn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
Birmingham Census Figures
 70 Be Announced This Week

the 18th instant, and regret that there has been so much delay in the an- nouncement of the preliminary count of the population of Birmingham. The c fay has been due to some misunder- standing on the part of the supervisor a6G enumerators in regard to the emu neration districts. We are endeavor- ins to clear up these matters by tele- gam, and 1 hope to announce the pre- .minary totals for Birmingham during the next week.
 to answer your requirements. Very truly yours, w. M. STEWART,
 Acting Director. MT. L. P. Hill. City Editor and Pro- pTietor the Ensley Enterprise, Ensley, Ala"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22

to better one later. You leave Ju1v 1s Q.-Will we have success in movingq- Blue Eyes.
 A--You will be dissatisfied for six weeks, but after that, good luck will fol- low your move on the 18th.
 Q.-Who got my money from my bed room between and D. m Sunday?- Mrs. R. c. B.
 A-A yellow girl got your money. You had left only few moments.
 Q.-Will I be successful and happy?- R. N. L.
 A-Your future for 6 weeks will be a disappointment. After that your luck will change.
 Q.-Will my husband ever come back? I-F. s.
 A.-Your husband is stubborn and not
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22

Birminghan's census figures will probably be announced some time this week according to a letter received by l.. P. Hill, publisher of the Ensley En- terprise.
 The announcement comes from W. M. stewart, acting director of the bureau of the census, and in his letter Mir. Stewart states that the delay in an- nouncing Birminghams figures has heen due to misunderstanding on the fart of the supervisor and enumerators il regard to the enumeration districts, which is now being cleared up by wire Mr. Stewards letter is as follows department of Commerce. Bureau of
 the Census,
 Washington, D. C., June Is, 1920.
 Dear Sir: We have your letter 0
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
DIVERSIFIED BILL
 AT LOEW'S BIJOU

Plenty of songs, dancing, wire work, craftsmanship and comedy is offered by the all-round vaudeville bill that is being offered at Loew's Bijou for the first of the week.
 Rounds of laughter and cheer greeted the act of Ed Jerome and Frank AL bright The melody ol popular airs, along with the tinkle of the piano, make up their singing and pianologue act.
 "A Barrage of Laughter was the title of the lecture" offered by Billy Broad. He was introduced as between-ac
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
International Jurists'
 Conference Under Way
By Associated Press

The Hague, June 21.-The conference of international jurists appeared to be in a fair way today to an agreement on the adoption of what may be called the Root Phillimore plan for high court of na- tons. Though all arrangements are st'll tentative, the plan which was submitted by Lord Phillimore, representing Grea' Britain at today's session. would give the council of tht League of Nations, which is controlled by the big powers, the right to name the panel from which the as sembly of the league, in which all na- tions will be represented. would choose perhaps fifteen judges.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22

speaker, but his offering proved to be a real act in itself.
 Anna Vivian offers a surprise. She starts out with q song rehearsal and ends Up with a bit of rifle work that sur passes anything seen by Loew patrons in some time. She tops her offering by
 shooting" a tune against a plate of cinking steel.
 The usual amusing instances offered by domestic relations are brought out ad- niraby by Hayes and Lloyd. Their fuss ing and making up was hilarious. The act has an appropriate background. Spry as @ squirrel and active as a ca; is applicable to Harry and Anna Scran- ton who add to their stunning wire worK a number of catchy songs and novel dances.
 A screen version of Count Leo Tolstoi' S immortal "Atonement." with Grace Da- v:dson and Conway Tearle, starred in the picture feature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
PUPILS RECITAL
Miss Rowley to Present Young Pupils
 in Recital Tonight

Miss Daisy Rowley will present two of her youngest pupils in recital to- night at her studio, HIS South Twen tieth street, to which the public is cor dially invited. Eva Katharine Hydin- ger, age g, will be at the piano. and Milton Traverse, age II. with the vio- lin. These young musicians are ex- ceptionally talented, and quite a musi- cal treat is promised those who at tend the recital.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
Little Motor far Case Passed

Dallas. Tex, June 21.-Because of a congestion of naturalization applica tions in federal court here today, the case of seven officers and stockhold- CTS of the Little Motor Kar Company was passed until tomorrow. The de fendants. who include William s. Live zey, president of the company. are un- der indictment tor alleged misue of the mail in stock sale transactions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
SHRINE CONVENTION
 IS ON IN PORTLAND
ax Associated Press

bands, as many marching patrols and Shriners here from every state in the union, the international imperial reunion of the Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, had become fairly launched tonight, although the official sessions will not begin until tomorrow Dozens of concerts were given tonight by visiting bands at various places.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22

Q.-Does R. H. w. love me best? Mar gie. A.-Yes, but he is jealous.
 Q.-Wil Uncle Phil get well?-Dorothy. Alt will be nine weeks before he recuperates.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22
Troops Leaving Duluth

St Paul, June 21.-Troops rushed to Duluth Friday following reports that race riots threatened after the lynch ing of three negroes for an offense against a young school girl, are re- turning today according to Adj. Gen w F. Rhinow
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22

Rub-My- is a great pain killer. It relieves pain and soreness caused by Rheup tism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
 It is also a powerful antiseptic; it kills the poison caused from infected cuts, cures old sores, letter, etc. Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-22

worthy of a good woman like you A sandy-haired man is waiting.
 Q.-Will I marry the one I am going with and be happy?-G. L. M.
 A.-In six weeks you will quarrel, but reconciliation will follow. The ninth of September is your wedding day.
 0. Will my future mean more than the past?-Gus.
 A.-You have a wonderful future in this immediate territory. Q.-Will my husband sell his store?- Allie will but not for some time. Q.-Am I going west this summer? A.-You will leave for the west Septem- her II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
Business, Not Government,
Should Loan to Europe
so SAYS NEW SECRETARY OF COMMERCE

floor. while they take It easy. No
doubt there are plenty Of business
houses In Europe that are PERFECTLY
safe for our people to extend them
crdil. II IN the business Of the OK
porter 20 discriminate among them
and ser that business " resumed.
Extending ala to starving Europe
II another matter. That N not COM
merce. but humanity. our hearts are
touched by the priyat!ona u hunHry
mon. women aud children. We hatc
given millions. for which We do not
hope for a dollar return. and We must
give more. Ne must not let Eurupe
suffer. aud won't.
BAT this IA not commerce. our
commerce must be constructed along
business aud permanent lines,
We have the ships ana must estab-
fish ocean transportation. While We
are about ". we must establish our
trade with South America, both ot
the east and west coasts. The govern.
ment Will have 10 own a merchant
mhrine Aud In the event We sell
some kind OF tonnage. q should be "a
men who will undertake. to rondei
thc Kind OF TRANSPORTATION service q
demanded by the American govern
mrnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
AN OPPORTUNITY.

F1T.HE treasurer of Princeton University qripceton, n. - has
ffeAred out that il costs St41 60 a year per student to operate
that institution; the student pays the university STA IN tuition
fees. and receives free service 10 the amount Of s46I.6O per year
&lyS704b for a four-year course. These we're averages for the period
from 1872 to 1917; the figures are higher for 1919 and will be still
higher for 1920. These figures probably are typical of all the Amer
fen universities. which always have been practically a part OF the
free educational system Of te country. Without their endowment
Funds o. state grants, few American universities or colleges won
be able TO keep going.
This Is the conclusion Of educational statistcims Of final reha-
lmy. Without contributions from those 50 inclined. education on
DE basis Of our light taxation for the purpose, would lapse in tins
nation.
The principal objection made TO Irving 70 the University Of New
Mexico building fund has been that il should not be asked for an
iusttnton supported by the state.
That is the very reason il shond he asked the state cannot pos
sMly provide the funds to place this university ON the basis OF et
fciency where it belongs aud where it must be put before il can be
come a large institution. Shall we, the people Of Albuquerque, home
city Of he state University, wait until the state has ample funds Il
equip the university as we like 1T That may be fifty years.
We have n opportunity here and now 10 anticipate by several
Years ohe Of the most important forward steps in all our history.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
THE MIDDLE CLASSES

n RITiSH labor has discovered il cannot get along without the
X middle classes. The clerks, the small doctors, the little income
- lawyers, all the white collar men must help labor win It's
goal Otherwise labor will lose.
The goal Of labor in England is TO form a strong labor ministry
after winning the next general election. Winning an election is only
a matter Of votes; forming a strong ministry Is a matter Of brains
Most Of The 'white collar men earn salaries far below the pres
ent dy wages of trade uni0nists. In England, they call them the
new poor But money isn't the final test for a workingman nay
more than j. is for n millionaire. So invitations are going out to the
middle CLASSES 10 lend their brains 10 labor. In exchange the new
poor" are assured they will be able 90 improve their own lot.
That means if the next British government rs headed by a labor
prime minister. white collar men viii help write the laws. Wise
old England. Made wise by a thousand years of evolution, wherein
the spirit Of compromise has 80 often saved the nation. who can
fear a labor government if IL is allied with the middle casses2
Russia workingmen, Young in the responsibilities of freedom
denOunee the middle classes, the bourgeomie, AZ the workers most
persistent enemies. English w0rkingmen. long emaneipated, see n
the middle classes the sayiors Of the workers improved status. Tho
lesson il there for workngmen everywhere 10 study.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
so sAYs NEw
II, JOSHUA W. ALEXANDER.
secretary Of Commerce.

In the matter OF extending our for
eign commerce. the United States
should not make large loans 60 for
cifn governments. unless II becomes
absolutely necessary In holstcrinP up
the credit OF Europe.
This emergency can arise only In
the event OF private enterprise falling
TO extend the credit Europe needs. ~
" certain Europe must have credit
until she can resume normal produq-
Hon. for experts this ycur Will be
$4,000. O00.uoo and our imports from
Europe only $4,000, 600. 900. This
means We have r htiancc Of iQo9. O0e =
600. Since Europe has not uaid us fur
uur goods ln her wares. ana cannot
pay us In gold. she must pay us it
promises or credit
But IL is the business OF the imam
cicr. the exporter and the trader IN
America 10 extend this credit to like
persons In europe. Private enterprise
will reap the rewards, the protth, and
they nrc The mes 70 make the bust
ness possible.
nurinE the war the governing NJ
was expected To DO everything. We
should get away from this idea. We
have the financial intcrests-the prl.
Nate initiative D. Just "a question OF
marshaling them to meet the situa-
tion.
| will not saw q; ~ entirely safe to
extend credit to Europe But imam
cierS ave to inYestigatc and determ
Inc whether pefh0ns who seek credit
are solvent. Vcn az home. " the gov
eminent guarantees foreign loans und
credits. the financial interests vii
then let the government walk the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19

hoid.s Llahuttt1 81 . regular meetlng did
rass = resolutions 20 tho erect hna ue,let'nh
irresi. % this cqrperatian thai rs aa."ed
irtd capiisi sf1ck shenld b. infftAf.e "
rihy. thousand pollars, n,9eogl 70 ~ n.
pa value 81 One Hundred Dollars lfivni
each. all " said stuck 70 DO tammot t,osh.
ana nat .aia Board Of pi,th. aiss,r, ., 'ald
corporation 10 meet 81 Two o-eloeh " ~
the 18th dHy Of January 1890 ~ re PIN
ripal nmrr ~ said corporation ~ Ainngutr
Que, New Mexica int The purpose pf taklnf
ariiua uuon thr aid resolution and NAV ~
stockholders Of said corporation we're now
days before The time Of said meennE a. pro-
tided by tho bylaw 81 tatd eofrotftiepl
ssna 'as' on ~, ,iasl pa "a psSssSnt 10 ,sii
call ana notice. nore than two 'hifds m "
ltrssi ~ ai the stocAhnldefs Of this 'nfpore'
meat and increase Of the capital stock aed
hat said amsnument sud lntrsaf was ~,
aniuously approved BY the odd special
Ths, * location 81 tho principal omcs pf
said trrpuratinn in this state T. AlhuHueruur'
n ~ snd ihe name Of ne scent ~ shais9
N fssriN1Ni WHEREOF We tho u.
dersirned. ~ President Hnd sscreiay uf
ihs aid Corporation. have hersanio 81 apr
lion, on this the Twelfth DAY o. January
y NJ cupABAC
. fgaruarnf. eaan praaldfuf.
~ CUDABAC
$4,000
sal. ~ NJ, N.,te, ~
f.vrt. 81 H.r,.N1.-
al IN R~fnrNHFnFD that on this dav
hefore m. ths uud.r.irnsd. rsne = M Cud.
~. IA IA Cn5.bs, NJ M. ,,r.onsuy
lro.r And sn oath dd .fsfa fi,si ih.v sfe
pr..td.rt rvd e.rretart rfsp.ftlssly III N.r
Ne.je, NotoT Corn.ran.n rornnfafton af.
gsn,,.d under the laws III Nep Nerlro and
o. ma al. s.at aGred a. me fnreaulnu tuutrn.
w.at II. IN. -.si az aid eoruarsttou and
j fhsv rrlnoaiedFsd Thai fhrt executed the
aid fnstrumenf on behalf ~ III. fald taf.
uoratton h, autbority III lts Boafd of Dirre.
tora and A. NJ frsr aet and deed
K WITNESS WHrRIOr nav. set my
hand snd notarIsi seai t6is t2th al, III Ian.
rnr, 1920
IOIfN y sfMN2
Notary puhile in and faf urfnailla
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
SUCH
Il. lSLIFE

1T rs EASY ENOUGH to keep
we'll. observes Il noted health
advisor, who continues 10 the
length o. several pages telling
how, me substance being Don't
e sick. and you will keep we'll
90
THE FULL COST ~ Giving
wili not fully suhsidF until he
January bills are paid.
90
THE NEWEST DANCE, The
FfIssofn they call ID. a. going %
Keen y lof ~ young women 80
busy fhey'n have little time 10
manipulate the pair Tee mothers
aewlne basket
Nfgs Babe LEWANDAW-
qRf. lately Of Detroit, Mich. Was
ninched AZ Vancouver wash,
i,sooti.a she Ret three would he
huaLanfa pay her railroad fare
III VancDuvcr ana then wouldn't
,rnrrf any ~ them
n thought ! couid pick one
om Of t.ie i0t she explained
-nut iook. Z sek sou. Somebody
NJ tha gorilla Gag open
xoos w. don't fnuW wheihtf
plnched The lady for not
,',.rrvinf them, or FOR classifying
ti,em with gorilla labels,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19

C~tRTIFfCATT on AMENDMENT
n is hereby rerided that on The hrst day
u January is2n the bosrd ~ Directors VI
New Mexico Motor tofpnration tNo stock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19

Two little acres on a country road;
one worked hard and made a market
load.
The other ran to thistle ana 20 hri1r.
We faxed the busy acre when he
brought his store,
We taxed the lazy acre less Instead nf
more
hirher'
climbed up
High Cost
So the
Two little lots upon "a busy street;
one bore q building fun OF busy feet;
The other Idly waited for a buyer.
We penallzed the lot which met our
daily needs.
We made ~ easy Tor the lot which ron
higher
climbed NJ
High Cost
So the
Two little men, In a time Of larR"
demand;
one worked his head OF, the other
owned the land.
And ! would this poem was a liar.
For we fined the producer Tor every
thing ne made.
nus the non producer o. was little he
highcr'
climbed up
So the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19

YES WE'RE GoING 10 make
Germany pay for that war W.
are going 10 make her pay s. q
gallon Tor an the whiskey we're
sending over
SQUIRE HAEPfNGTON he
Heyes the surest way to get more
Of what you want L. 10 want Tor
less.
90
What Ma lie Mean
"Danny," said Tom Duff; u
want you 20 be- a good boy while
] am downtown
"I'il be good for "a nickel, re-
piled the pride d the Dur family.
Danny" Tom said. II want
you TO remember that you cannot
Ice o son OF mine unless you are
good for nothing
90
YES; pr. PIilsan Powders
cured me.
80. my friend said the
preacher. che Lord cured you,
moi the doctor
Maybe 10. but IN bet the doc
will send in a bill for b. just the
ssme.
NEW YORK -IooHt Mariut viz
lem o dcr po9rtens-Sehwartz
passed through this village the
other day on his way back to
Holland.
90
How hid He lind out?
Dr. n. W. Grover. former
health officer Of Huntington. w
va. and who stirred up ACUTE
% hornets nest " len ne original
"a thr .eanltary Kiss has re-
reated from hir uffition. tie
admi.s there h no fun in kisaing
through a ~ swaiters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-19
LEGAL NOTICES


No laiet.
~ the District Court. hsrnalulo County.
Fcleplia Donovan. Plaintiff,
".
TIM STATE on INV MENtCO to the above
named defendant
YOU ars hereby notified that salt ssAinst
ynu hiss been hled In the above named ruurt
~ the above named piaintin aud b nov
pending ln said court, aud that The Eeuefal
objects uf sid action arr 20 obtain q ditore.
sdlus, he properi, rights o. The parties 10
said actien. and that uuiess yuu enter your
atpcarahe' in sd esnss ~ OF before ~
be rendered In said eause against you by de.
You ave further notified iha, pl.intid'
attorneys are Mrssrs simms a hotts and
that their husinefs address b. Suite a. ~.
New Auniio huildinE. Albuquerque, New
eseaij NEsroR MoNTOYA
ny HARRY ? LEE Depaty.
ian i2-ia-2di Feb 2
state Of New Mexico
CERTIFICATE of COMPARISON
sei,sd sis,s' K, A%'rs''
IL 4. Hereby Ceriils,i. that the annrsei q
q ton true and nris'g tragseripi ~ 'a'
RCORPokATlpN
ID
NEW MEXICO N1TOR CORPORATION
no Nturkhnldfrs Liability
Increasing Capital stock from $50. 900 90 IA
fSn poU.UO tNo tdat9) with 1hr endorse,
msnts thereon. o. same appears on Me ADD
~ rerofd lr tho omes 81 ths state corpora
H. Tsiimony whereof The STATE Corpora.
tian Commission Of the state ~ New y rNlff
has tauaed this certificate 90 be- siTnsd by
ts Chairman and she seal ~ srid tomtnis
sion. 10 be- amvrh A. the City II santa w. nn
this .TTtb dav Of Ianuary 4 n $40
lSsail HtGH n. WlLllAMf
Au.af Chairman.
A MORRISON. CLERK
NEW MENlCO MOTOR CORPORATION
mo sfnekhalder's Liability
CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT
n ts hereby rertidrd that on The hrst da1
of January ig2n Inc Bosrd ~ Directors VI
New Mexiro Motor Corporation tNo stock