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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

on Dolly's birthday she was pre-
scented with n baby bulldog, and her
delight was delicious 20 behold.
Il was very young, and she Insisted
upon taking II to bed with her. but
the next morning h was looking
very tired.
Haven't you slept well. darling?"
asked her mother.
mo. mummy said Dolly, Nelson
was crying in the night for his mum
sey, 80 1 Kept awake with him for
company, and 1 made awful faces all
night to make him fink l was his
bulldog mUver to comfy hint
London Answers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

For instance, Wilhelm got It into
his head that Holland needed more
ana. so he planned "a fantastic
scheme for the draining of the Zuy-
der Zee, the land-locked arm OF tho
sea which Is entirely surrounded by
Dutch territory. The eN-kaiscr drew
maps and talked Zuydor Zco ana
drainage until every Dutchman who
saw him began tapping their heads.
The eN-kaiser also felt that in this
world Holland must he prepared 10
meet her enemies" so ne skotched
out a plan for u great submarine
fleet which should be built to pro-
tcct Holland. He talks this night
and day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

IN such subjects. lie is weary To-
death of his practical exile i'm the
lonely island spot known as Wierin :
gen. Occasionally his tcdium is
broken by u journey Ia his father
house. But he is always accompnn :
led M watched over by Dutch OIL
And always he pleads In vain for
permission to visit Amsterdam where
mere are bright lights and fine shops
anI cafes ana dances and thoatcrs
and gaiety and life.
SO far all such pleas have been re-
fused.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

The cascs OF typhoid fever and
%diphtheria are now few. Dr. Fred
erick II. BuHby, city health officer
announced today. The disease which
has gained the greatest Roadway in
the last few weeks according to the
health department. Is measles. There
are nj present 20 cases OF measles.
The situation Is not beyond control
however and DIR. Busby said today
that there is little chanco OF an cpl
demic. a.
The Y. NJ. q. a. team forfeited a
game to the Good Time club basket
ball team at the association gym
nasium last night by falling to show
a full lineup.
Several collisions OF automobiles
ami bicycles were reported to the
police last night. T. s. Wiley re-
ported hat his car hit n boy on n
bicycle ut Coal avenue and Second
street yesterday afternoon. The boy
was uniniurod, he reported. II. Whit
ten reported that his car struck a
boy on a bicycle on West Central
avenuc. but the boy vas unintured,
Ermineo scdillo reported that some
automobile had run over his bicycle
when II was parked, at the postonice,
Special c~unvOcatlon Of Rio Grnudc
Chapter 40. 4, A. A, NJ, this evening
at 1880 FOR work in the NJ. NJ, and
y. NJ, degrees: Wednesday cvning Mt
2 y. m. for work in the NJ. II. NJ,
and n. A. degrees. Visiting compan-
ions are welcome.
A Red Cross health nurse for Ber-
nalillo county was decided upon at
u meeting Of the local chapter yes
terday afternoon. DIR. David r.. Boyd
and nr. 9. ". Eller compose a com
Ill. a.. ...ua "a uarn THAI huNHa
the applications OF two or three IN
mind and will make their choice on
Wednesday. II was planned to re-
organize the salvage and shop COM
mittec. The report for the Roll Call
gave tho total receipts as. Se,50b.6b.
The county will retain s1,5i5.15 OF
this amount and send S0pO.50 to the
divisional headquarters for general
relief work Of the organization.
Tho knights and Ladies' OF Security
and their families are urged to be
present In jefferson hall Wednesday
evening ut s p. m. to attend h
Christmas tree celebration. Gifts FOR
each child and "A pleasant evening for
the grown-ups Is promised. Come
and help make the children happy.
The election OF officers OF the Gem
trail Labor Union, which was sched-
uled to be held last night, has been
postponed.
Roscoe II. IIlll. high commissioner
of the republic Of Nicaragua at Man
agua, has sent the seasons greetings
to tho Herald staff. ~ get the Herald
occasionally and quite mixed up. Since
Il fire on a stcHmcr some weeks 3
II has boon coming better" he wrote.
1T Is good down hero to get the news
evon though Il IL rather old. The last
received w6s "a couple Of days
after election Mr.. Inn was former
professor OF history at the state Uni
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21
EX-EAISER HAS
WILD PLAN FOR
THE DUTCH FLEET
Wilhelm Pores Over
Maps While Willy
Longs for Gay Life
by MILTON BRoNNER
EurOpcan Manager. n. d. A.

LONDON, Dec. 21.-wilhelm Hoh-
enzollern. Sr., Is still dreaming
grandiose dreams and willy. Jr., Is
still longing for the Raietles and
fleahpots OF the big cities.
That II the dope about the former
German kaiser and the crown prince
as given me by n highly plas ed
putchman who knows what Is going
on In HOhenzollern circles. I met
him here and spent a half hour lis
taning TO his stories of the Hohen-
zollcrn clan.
The former kaiser in his home al
Doom Is more secluded than when
he lived at Amerongen with Count
Bentinok.
Mr.. Dutch informant has seen
Wilhelm and says he ''bores every
one to tears"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21
Akron Rubber Firms
Report Business
On the Upturn

AKRON, o., Dec. 2t.-Bottom
seems to have boon touched In tho
rubber industry slump which began
iast June and the business is on the
upward curve.
Akron rubber manufacturers agree
thht the return to FORMAL Will be
SLOW saying II may require years 10
restore conditions which existed as
late as last May.
None OF the rubber plants here are
hiring men.
II. A. Soldering, president OF the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
points to "A AZ percent Increase In
sale OF tires to dealers during the
first two weeks In December as proof
OF better prospects. He plans to in
crease production materially between
now and April. The concern liz being
rotinanoed through issuance of $780,
100000 bonds.
E. V. Shaw, stakeholder and former
official OF the b. +, Goodrich com
pany says prospects arc brighter.
Shaw believes the rubber industry's
recovery Will parallel that of general
business.
NJ. o'Niel, head of the General Tire
ara Rubber company, says orders are
increasing In 15 percent OF the coun-
try.
The Firestone Tire and Rubber
company has just announced plans
for Improvement OF It's plant faclli-
ties.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

Opportunity Is knocking at your
door" said the optlmlst.
II hate the whole tribe of knock
ersi" growlcd the Pesslmlst.
THAT being the case" said the
optimist. preparing TO duck, ITS
quite Obvious that youi hate your
soif."-Bunaio Express.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21
NIGHT NEWS
NJ

CHERBOURG, France-Eamonn de
Valera. president OF the Irish Repub-
lic' was not among the 200 passeng-
ers who landed here Monday from the
steamship Aquitania from New York.
Los ANGELEs-AppIication by the
Southern California Edison company
for "a preliminary permit to develop
2,bOV,00O horsepower OF electric en-
orgy from the waters OF the Colorado
river has boon accepted by tho fcder-
al power commission mt Washington.
D.. G. according to "A telegram which
John b.. Miller, president Of the COM
pany. announced he had received from
the capital Monday night.
SAN FRANCTsCO-Edmond (spud)
Murphy. pugilist and associate OF "a
criminal gang whose activities result
cd in the murder OF the three peace
officers at Santa Rosa on Dec. q and
the lynchlng of tho slayer and two
accompiices five nights later. was
found guilty here Monday Of fclon-
iously attacking Jessie Montgomery.
u yehr old, ilst Thanksgiving morn
Ing.
TOLEDO, O.-Six men, armed with
shot guns aud with the lower part
OF their faces covered by bandanna
handkerchief, overpowered ten
guards OF the American Railway FIX
press company early Monday night
cad escaped with "A safe containiSe
aboua $4,000 In cash and liberty
bonds.
LONDON-Thc Irish home rule bill,
as slightly modified by the house OF
lords. was adopted by the house Of
The measure now needs
only the royal signature 20 become
n law.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

"a married woman should see that
she has all the kitchen requisites as
she starts housekeeping"
Yes, even to "a husband who wash
es dishes for her."-Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

whats tho matter. old top7 You
look Sick
i've just undergone n serious OPP
Grafton"
Appendicitis p"
Worse than that. 7 had my al
iowance cut Uf."-Portland Express.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21
n WEEDS.

ST. AUGUSTINE. Fla. Dec. ell
Eddie Rickenbucker, famous Amer
lean ace. was married here yester-
day TO Miss Frances q. Harmon. Of
New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

Pueblo Indians Of prehistoric Am
erica knew the use of splints in the
treatment OF fractures.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

Crude rubber, which brought as
much as $4,000 u ton ten ye .rs ago,
now Is quoted at S340 a ton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

Breaking an oatmeal cake over tho
brides head for good luck Is still
the custom in some parts OF Scot
land,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

No fewer than SIS persons IN every
thousand are more or less color
blind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

IA large number OF Germans from
the occupied Rhine territories are on
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21
Coal supply 90. Pnones Z ana s.

Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In fun wagon loads
Hahn Coal Co. Phone Of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

Don't wish you could find = Joo-fInd IL
Don't wish you could rent your apart
Don't wish you could lslI your house
Sell H.
~ using the Hsraid's Ulaasiflsd COLUMNS.
Phone 8AB. Phone 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-21

NJ. O'Niel, head of the General Tire
ard Rubber company, saws orders are
increasing in 75 percent OF the ooun-
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
COL. ". H. BLAKE
LAID TO REST
Mass Said in Cathedral, In
terment in Wilmington and
Brandywine Cemtery
DECEASED ONE TIME
MEMBER OF COUNCIL

The funeral OF Colonel William
Henry Blake, who died at his come.
following a lmsering illness. was
held from his late residence. CPS W.
Fourth street. This morning, followed
by requiem mass, said In 81. Peters
Cathedral. by the Rev. Charles A.
Doughmly. lnterment was made In
the Wilmington and BrandyNVine
cemetery. with military honOrs by the
Grant Post, O.. a. r., accompanied by
a firing squad and bugler from the
Sons or Veterans.
Members OF the c. A. r.. Sons on
Veterans. A. o. L.. W.. and the flre
department besides many present and
former city officials. with whom dur
ing his life OF public activity. he had
been intimately associated. attended
The funeral. lie was a veteran OF the
Civil War. serving In the navy. He
held The title OF colonel from having
heen a member OF the stan Of former
Governor Reynolds. lie served three
consecutive terms as City Council
man. Colonel Blake has two brothers
4 h,nry ". and Lawrence w. and one
sister. Miss Catherine Blake, all OF
Baltimore. Nd
The pail bearers were Thomas NJ
Monaghan. former State Senator
James NJ Grlmlh Lewis W. Sasse
/ William J. LuD. chief engineer OF the
FIRE department. and Representatives
/ OF The Sons Of Veterans.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30

MAKE ALL HURRY
IContInned From Flrsl 30

Continued From First page)
corrallcd a rat man behind a tree and
for several seconds kept him on The
jump As the man moved around the
tree The steer kept step with him. en-
deavorlng TO trip him. The crowd
pressed in. closer and the steer sud
denly started down Poplar street,
clearing the street OF pedestrians as
ID ran. The oflloars In automobiles
gave chase and finally corralled The
animal In the park. adjoining Third
street bridge. Here again u was din
cult for the officers 10 set a chance
90 shoot owing TO The large crowd
numbering fully a thousand people
who surrounded the park. Finally
The attention OF the animal was at
tracted and pairolman RhodenheiseI
managed 90 get nolr enough "a
shoot the steer. 10 In turn attacked
the automobile In which the officer
was seated and came near ups'tiine
It, u also attacked another auiomo-
bile in which Constable Andrew p
Cole was attempting TO aid In ths
canture The fender was bent by the
Impact OF the blow from the animal
,head and Mr. Cole. who, unfortunate ~
was unarmed at the time, was forced
10 beat a hasty retreat.
Nine Sr0,s were required 20 get thf
steer down. and even then 10 put ny
stubborn flght. but hy The time u
struck the ground no less thar
twenty men grabbed 10 and soof
brought tho battle 10 an end by cut
tins the animals throat.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
BRIT. TO FIGHT
TROLLEY STRIKE

NEW YORK, Aug. 30 UNITED Press
Union leaders directing the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit strike today declared
they would endeavor TO completely
tie up the elevNed roads and subway
lines in Brooklyn by having the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
call a sympathetic strike Of motor
men on these routes.
Leaders said that many Of the
brotherhood men mad already eX-
pressed a desire 10 walk out In sym
pathy and that an appeal would be
made 20 them some time today.
Officials Of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit Company, meanwhile were
rushing preparations for long night
Sleeping quarters were being provided
for policemen and employees; stations
were being guarded and all cars were
being fltted with wire screens TO pro-
tect passengers. Several persons were
reported injured in the dash for i'm
provised jitneys and trucks during
the rush hours" but no serious out
breaks were called to the attention Of
police.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

When buying pecan nuts avoid
those that have been treated with d
bright red color
When canning pineapples. cook in
boiling water until nearly soft. Fin
ish cooking in syrup.
Chill glasses before serving ICED
drinks. This saves ice and the bever-
age stays cold longer.
A good salad Is cabbage and pine
apple finely chopped and served with
cabbage salad dressing.
II parsley is TO be kept. place In
fresh water in the ioe chest and
change water every day.
See that the lids Of your earthen
baking dishes tlt tight enough to keep
in all moisture and heat.
Bits OF ham left over can be
minced and used 10 flavor and relish
dish Of scrambled eggs.
To save measuring butter, mark in
four parts with the back OF a knife
concealed in waXed paper
When sweeping a carpet, keep the
broom close 10 the floor, and sweep
with the grain Of .he carpet.
Leftover peas can be mixed with
uncooked grated carrots and served
on lettuce with mayOnn1ise.
D Cover hard lemons with boiling
NNNNA aAA cNAAA NM NilN UMNh NuA VI
the stove for few minutes.
Children and elderly people should
have their evening meal early and Of
/ light and easily digested food
To clean the bread board and make
white, rub II with a cut lemon and
wash of with cold water, then sci
In sun 10 dry.
Amber nectar is made with one
J pint grape Juice, one cup OF water
the juice Of lemon, and few gratings
OF unlmeg. Chill
Put one pound cooked beans
through meat grinder; mix with one
half pound cheese, breadcrumbs, sals
Make into roll, and bake.
When carrying a full pan Of milk
move hands slightly, 10 keep pai
slowly turning, from right 20 left OF
vice versa, aud the milk will not spill
The water in which potatoes o
rice has been boiled is a good sub
stitute for milk and flour in thicken
ing gravies. Drowned -four may b,
added II necessary.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30

sible opportunity for sinister innu-
ences in connection with money In
politics." said Hays. as he took the
stand. This plan for the raising OF
money through small contributions
grew out of two primary causes:
The real desier 10 work real re-
form. in the elimination Of any possi-
bic improper obligation, aud
"Uut Of The experience m connec-
tion with The raising Of funds for war
purposes these popular drives have
bocome familiar activities and ii
seemed possible at THIS time go under
take that kind OF action by political
organization. We particularly hoped
that this activity would increase tho
political interest.
1t was then the purpose and Il has
been since the purpose and 10 en-
deaNOr 10 limit the contribution 10 q
maximum Of a thousand dollars for
any one year for any individual or a
thousand dollars before the rOmnat-
| ing convention and a thousand dollars
after. We have all tried TO adhere Ia
that plan
After explaining the machinery
| through which The plan was put into
| effec.S Hays produced the S3.OOOOO
/ budget he said had been worked out
It showed the division OF the money
for the following purposes:
Speakers bureau, S255, 100.
Headquarters expense, Washington
New York. Boston, Chicago, Denver
and san Francisco S7J0.S1i2O.
Rents all headquarters, Si3itj.O.
General expense, S6SO,92o
Hays next took NJ The allege,
quotas" which Cox charged had beer
| levied for states and chles.
AT different periods dineren
/ quotas have been suggested by thl
treasurers' Office as tentative goals 10
different states and the state com
| miltees themselves have fixed differ
ent quotas" he said. These arr
changing constantly. and always %
course. were made very much highc
than the amount either necessary O
anticipated. The fact Is, the quota
meant little. Furthermore. whatever
may have been suggested as quotas b.
over Jealous solicitors In their en-
thusiasm In different localities th
fact remains that certain amour
was believed necessary and the budge
above referred to was indicated there
for.
There is actually a denct in IN
Republican treasury Of S2s.37i SO, Hay
said. After the Chicago convention
he said, the net balance In the hand
OF the National Committee was si96
62i27.
since the 1920 convention there ha
been raised by the National Commit
tee for It's use S6iS,0i35i, up to Au
gust 26 1920. During this perio
there has been raised by the state
where We nave c joint working ai
rangement for their own use, s399
32i.1S." said Hays.
= "There was on hand on August p
1920. In the National committee trea,
i ury Si55. 1881 and we owe Si6OOO
ID This amount has been borrowed !
? forder TO anticipate expenditures &
ID this we have loaned 10 the Congre.
y siOnal Campaign Committee SisS1
z and we have loaned TO the Senatori.
8 Campaign Committee $4,000 and W
] have loaned 10 the State Campaig
- Committee $4,000.
o. From June "a 10 August 26, i92
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
FAIRYLAND FOR
TERMERS
This is Wonderful Week for
Three Workhouse
Prisoners
THEY ARE HAVING
PARTIAL FREEDOM

To Joseph Lawrence, Alfred Roach
and ollie Ccphas. all Negroes, this
week will probably be looked on as
the brightest week in their lives. They
are all three life term prisoners at
the New Castle County Workhouse,
but this week they are having more
liberty than they hdd ever even hoped
TO get again. For them Il Is prac-
tically a fairland week.
All three men viii be at the y. NJ.
C.. A., this city. all week cleaning up
the athletic department, preparatory
10 lle opening for The fail season. The
FIRST time on Saturday and their work
Was so satisfactory, at the solicitation
OF Physical Instructor Walter O..
kadel. Warden pWmmer has agreed 70
let the "N' have their services all Of
this week.
The prisoners, who probably had
never dreamed OF again setting as
far as Wilmington from the work.
house, are jubilant over the good for
tune that has come their way, and to
show their appreciation they are. CIV
ing the ~" the best service that they
are capable Of.
The prisoners are not even accom-
panied by guards. Mr.. kadcl Will
bring them from the YOrkhouse in .
machine each morning and Leroy r
Sparks. assistant physical director
takes them back 90 the workh0uso .ir
the evening. The trip 20 and from
the institution In an Automobile give:
The men The eraaies. pleasure.
They appreciate the trust that hal
been placed In them and show iI
many ways that they are anxious tl
demonstrate their appreciation OF th'
Kindness shown them by Wardci
plummer and The Y NJ. C. A. Officials
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
ARREST MADE BEFORE
THEFT Is DISCOVERED

On a charge OF larceny OF a check
'or S624i from Clarence James
|Sorro, Preston Bratcher, also a Negro.
'vas held In $500 bail for court by
peputy Judge Finger in Municipal
tourt this morning.
Clarence said that he and Preston
Ilept In the same house on Saturday
| light, and when he awakened. ne
|nissed his check. While he had been
|leeping, however, Preston had been
rrested by 0hlcer Abrahams and was
afely lodged in the police station by
|he time the Negro missed his check.
Preston was arrested by the officer
Ihen he tried TO have the check
ashed shortly before ? o'clock yes
|erday morning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-30
3 MILLION FUND
.FORREPUBLICANS
lContinued From Flrsi page.l

Continued From First Page.l
sinister intent That statement is
false.
"2. That there is a deliberate plot
that has been carried into every coun-
ty in America In conspiracy 10 buy,
the Presidency Of the United States.
That statement Is also false.
g. That others are writing large
checks so that II their puppets or
tools get into oflloe and there are in
dustrial controversies they can have
The bayonet 10 enforce their will. That
statement Is also false.
"a. That millions have been con-
iributed by a corrupt source in fur
therance OF a Republican conspiracy
10 buy an underhold on the presi-
dency; that the Republican funds not
a campaign. hui A corupiine fnnJ vii
not be less than Si5,OO0OOO; .hal
statement Is also false.
IS. That a quota fixing OF assess
menis 10 be raised by certain cities
amounting TO over SS.0O0.OOO was
adopted at a meeting at which Up
ham and were present That charge
is also false. No such quotas wcr,
ever adopted a. any such meeting OF
at any other time or place and no Op'
Grafton had under any such quotas
He has made other statement.
charging a slush fund for corruption
purposes, subscribed in the names o.
dummy contributors TO be used {,
| corrupt the electorate. These state
ments are also false.
Il now say that each and all o
these several charges are absolutel!
false in what they say and libel0u
In their purpose"
Countering COX's charges, Hays as
serted Republican leaders have beer
| advised OF the alleged misuse OF gov
ernmental instruments and function
] by the Democratic organization 10
political purpose; sending out thous
ands Of tons Of propaganda by tn
Democrats administration during IN
paper shortage while limiting The Us
OF paper by the Press and that larg
| part OF 10 was Democratic pOlitica
| propaganda. all paid for by taxpayer.
money; and were informed too, ina
| tile Democratic committee even re
sorted to drawing drafts on banker
in whose banks government fund
were deposited. wiring such banker
they already had drawn such drafts.
Hays put into the records article
from leading Democratic newspaper
telling OF Democratic plans 10 rails
100000 for the Presidential can
paign. Republican fund raising actiy
ties. he said, were influenced by IN
reputed size OF the Democratic fun'
I'VE. Of course, welcome the oppoi
unity further fully TO set forth th
effort Of the Republican Naional Con
mice 20 popularize the giving OF none
for campaign purposes by gettin
small contributions from a gre'
lmany men and women rather tina
large contributions from a small nun
nor fhns forever eliminating any pol