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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

Albuquerque, N. MI. Sept. 9.--La
plataforma adoptada p0r los republic
canog en- su convention de aver, tiene
entire sus clausulas las ~propuestas pur
I'll Gobernador Larrazolo, ~incluyendo
d-eclaraciones para la revision del sis
tema de tasaci0nes, la cesi0n de to-
rrenog pnblicOs, economics en- Ell gO-
bierno del estadO y las primarias df-
rectas.
La plataforma tambien da I'M credi.
to especial q To- administration de La
rrazolo. En- 81 apunte original Ell nom
bre del g0bernad0r fue nmitido. Tn
delegado del condado de Union exigi0
que Sc hiciera una menci6n especifi-
ca del n0mbre del ~gobernador, v H.
o. Bursum dijo que Ell tendrfa gusto
de secundar su mOci0n. La moci0n y
el secnnd0 aFrancaron aplausos. John
w. Wilson, presidente de la comisi6n
sobre re~soluciones anunci0 que acep-
taba IA enmiepda, Y este arranco mas
a~plausOs.
TExTo Or la PLATAFoRMA
FL texto complete de Ia plataforma-
es como sigue: \
"Nosotros renovamos nuestra allan
"a a los grandes principles construc-
tivos del partido republican, y apro-
bamos la plata1orma adoptada por Ia
conversion nacional republican, en-
Chicago, en- JUNO de este aho.
eNosOtros estamos por ef america
nismo de Washington, Lincoln v Roo
seveIt, conf0rme estA 0puesto al inter
nacionalismo de Woodrow Wilson. Es-
tamos ~opuest0s a cualquier arreglo in
ternacional que sea en- detrimiento de
cualquiera parte de nuestra constitu-
ci6n, de nuestras libres ~institnciones
D de nuestfa soberanfa nacional, Q
que envfe a nuestros jovenes america
nos y los tesoros americanOs para PEE
lear las guerras ~presentes o futuras
en- otras parties del mundo, bajo Ell
dictado de un concilio extronjero, q
POLKA de Woodrow Wilson eli
Gobernador Cox estA compro1netidc
ror su propias palabras cor,o sigue;
" No que 81 prometi0s yo 10 hare.
81 soy electo. p~rocurare haceri9, con
todas mis- fuerzas.'
10 cual quiere decir: Entregar "a
scberanfa v Ia independence De los
Elstados Unidos; dar a los podcTcs cu
sun eontrVl sobre el a~iercita ydl
la marina de los Estados Unidos; dar
Gran Bretana sells votes para uno
solo de America en- la liga de las ma
entregar la Doctrina Monroe {
i Europa para que la guarden; dar =
concilios ~extranjeros I'm poder 0 /
ore par D guerra que la constitution (
imita ahora al congreso; dar a Euro
"a, a SUI im~perialismo, n sanction.
a bendicion v la protection de la 3
angre v riqueza de los Estados Uni Il
os. rIl N
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mericana, alcual es ana corporation
titulada de los Estados Unidos, como
la representative del gran cuerpD de
soldados Y mujeres que prestaron sus
servicios, v prometemos Ia coopera-
ci0n de nuestro representante en- FL
congreso y de nuestra Legislature de
estado, en- Ia promulgaci0n de toda 10
legislation propia que Ia Legion Anne
ricana recomiende,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Federal BOARD TO
PLACE NURSE HERE
VIII Look After Health
of Men in Vocational
Training


Miss sophia potReter OF Steamboat
Rock. Iowa. has been appointed fod-
eral board nurse for the federal board
for vocational training. II waH an
nounced here this morning. Miss Pot
geter, who arrived In Albuquerque lnsi
night, tOok up her duties today.
She ia TO have her office In connec-
ton with the local boards office In
the Chamber OF Commerce Duiidlnn
and II to lDok after the wclfnte OF
the men put IN training IN hibuuuer-
que. She ~ to give particular aiten-
ton ~ the health Of the men and Ia
tho conditions under which they i've,
Tho travelling cnHe board win finish
up It's list OF applicants for training
tonight, according TO Earle II. Doyle,
Washington representative, who was
once more In charge OF tho work In
the federal building today. The board
will hear cases at Socorro tomorrow,
Many OF the applicants granted per-
mits for training here are men whose
physical condition viii not let them go
into training at once. IL was said this
morning. Between Is and 20 cases
were heard today.
Mr.. Doyle also announced this mor
ing that Uel w. Lamkln Of Washing
ton, chief OF the rehabilitation depart
ment Of the board and II. l.. Brunson,
superlntendcnt Of the placement work
will be In Albuquerque either tomor-
row or Sunday to look over the situ-
alton and confer with J. c. Ross, local
director.
Albert w. Gultcrrez and Thmas q.
Baca were placed In school for train
ing here today, the former at the busi-
ness college and the other at the West
era Sohoolifor Secretaries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Boys Enroll 287 in
Y Membership Contest

The boys membership contest be-
ing conducted al the Y. NJ. G.. a. 10y
g. J. Green acting boys secretary, Is
progressing so vigorously hat the re-
cord for any month in the past his
tory OF the association has ALREADY
been beaten. Sky boys have joined
during the past twenty days.
The goal OF 800 members by Aug
ust I has reached the point of 2S1
members today, according to u daily
bulletin which hangs in the sccre-
tary's office. Al the present .atc. a
hundred boys will "A W. become mcm-
bors " the association before The end
Of the month. II Is whispered TINT
800 Albuuerquc boys will have Joined
thc "Y'' before ncXt New Years day.
The boys themselves are out rust
ling new members. Two teams, the
high-brows me the low-brows. are
working neck and nee Ia. get the
most members. Alfred Dow Of the
lowiand team IL the champion mem
Der gctter, having ten to his credit.
Alfred Is In line FOR the prize, "A
leather belt aud silver buckle with
the association i1signia.
The nav members and the mem
Der Rcttcra will bc tho guests of the
"Y' ut IA mountain hike on next sat
uqday. The boys will b. taken out to
Bear, canyon IN automobiles and on
tcrtained for the day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
BUSINESS WOMEN
ELECT OFFICERS
Organization Formally
Launched After Din
ner Last Evening

pafnlieiinR the functions iof the
Rotary and Kiwanlr clubs In the live,
OF business mon, the Business aud
Professional Women's club Of Albu'
querque vas formally organized lasl
night at a meeting held In Y. w G.
A. a. the conclusion Of dinner served
In the plaoita OF the ansoclation build
inE.
For some time tho organization OF
such q ciuA % business and profess
sionai women has been contemplated
by n group OF representative women
Of Albuquerque and Il was after sew
eral preliminary meetings. tina. tho
constitution and bylaws for the new
club were presented 10 the member
chip invited last evening.
Following the plan Df other clubs
Of this type. tho ncw organization
viii invite 70 membership n re-
preventative 81 ZACH business or pro-
foesion aiming TO select through It's
r~uembership q mniittee. the most en-
inent rms In each particular line
Nembcrship will therefore neccssar'
lily include the women actively en-
gagged In business or the practice Of q
profession. for tho present at least
il 10 expected tsiat there win ebe
about rs charter members Of tho cluh
although a number Of these were out
OF tho city ana unanlo 10 he present
az tho urFa~n izntion meeting.
Tho board 90 directors 20 consti-
iute the governing body Of the club
and the officers elected last cveninG
noIlows President. Miss Ethel A.
Hickey; vice president, Mrs MarEar-
Ct uIudfer, hecFetery-trcasurcr. Mrs-
clara etrongi corresponding secretary.
Naforie Alien. Miss Ella Bartlett. Miss
Josephine pafnona and Miss Wlnifred
shutter. board membcrn.
The ciu bsupper viii be helc on
the second and fourth Thursday Of
each month for this present n II II
expected that within a short time
additional members among he busi-
mesa and professional women Of the
city viii ha added TO the member
ship. u HT 49,
Tho charter members present las,
evening WIRE: Miss Ethel A. Hickey.
Miss Mamie Goodeil. Miss Ella Kart
lett Miss "A. p. fMilner, Miss Wipifred
ehules. Miss Margaret Keleher. Mrs.
C1ara Strong. Mrs. a. I. Ricdling.
Efs. Margaret Medicr, Miss Joseph
lno Parsons, Miss Betty Fitzhugh,
Mia Irene Fiaher. DR.. Evelyn Frisbie.
AIR. s. y. Newcomer. Miss Mary
Tatue, Mira a. b. McMiilen aud NJ.
LIA|Us
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
People You
Know
Radiator repa- ring. ouIckeJ Aato %

itanihtOr repn ring. QuickeI AUTO %
DIR. a. q. Shortle left last night for
I'll paso On professional business. lie
VIII return in "a week.
William Bryce and son LETT nthis
morning for ELLIS ranch to join the
remainder Of the family whO are
camping there.
c. \. Wright and family and Mr..
n Mrs. Howard Fullweiler OF Abb
lene, Tex, nave gono ON an automo-
bile trip to I'll Rito de-1os Frijoles
and Taos.
Taylor Holmes, movie actor, was
In Albuquerque last night on his way
- New York.
stewart lrcwn. owner Of tho i0t
ranch In Oklahoma, passed though
Albuquerque last night on his way
20 Chicago.
G. A. Judd, safety agent OF the
Santa Fe. II here from La Junta to-
day urging local employees to main
tain their record with regard to
safety among themselves and the
PUZZLE at large.
w. $. Britton. federal game warden
for this state. went TO Santa Fe this
morning on official business.
Miss Buolah Clement. travellers aid
secretary for the Y. w. G. A. has re-
turned from her months vacation ut
Toledo and other eastern points. She
was back at her desk at the railroad
station yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Rehm have re-
turned from "a six weeks honey
moon IN the east.
MIR. and Mrs. Lloyd Garre'l OF
WINSTON. Arizona, are the guests OF
Mrs. Garrelrs mother, Mrs. Il. Kitten
house.
Or. n. T.. Tannus has returned 10
the city AMI will be here for a few
days.
Ward shepard OF the forest service.
left today for Mount Taylor on busi-
ness. He Is to be away several days.
W. A. Field, secretary OF the New
MEXICO Bean Growers association,
win leave tonight for fistancla, where
he will attend II meeting Of the board
Of directors OF tae association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Torrance County lee.
Insurance Suit
Is Tried Here

The hearilg Of q Torrance county
case brought 90 thla county for the
rroater tbnvonionfe of tho witnesses
and attorneys wan held IN the dis
trlct court this afternoon with Judge
Edwin Mochem OF the third judicial
dislrfc1 presiding
Tho suit being tried "a that OF Rob-
eft y. Shaw against the Woodmen OF
the Wofid to collect insurance said
90 be due from the organization. Mr.
Shaw. who WAS named beneficiary by
George Shaw. wko died at Mountain
air. N. M. on November 1. 1918.
claims $500 and n hundred dollar
Tombstone for tho OF the de-
ceased. The Woodmen have refused
TO pAy the death benefits on the
grounds OF breach OF warrant On the
part Of George Shaw.
Witnesses In h case are Robert Ia
Shaw, Dr.. g. j. Ambie and DR..
oeagc H. Bpcr. al OF Mountainair.
Benson Newell. cicrk Of the district
court at Las Cruces Il here with
Judge Mcchem.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
ON HEAD
UNDALANCES MIND
Cowboy Being Examined
For Insanity Follow
ing Accident

"Jim" Gilbert. an old time COW
puncicr who has been riding the
ranges west of Albuquerque for sew
cral ycilra past, was RNamihed for in
sn1lty before the district Ncourt this
afternoon az n result of a fall from
II horse which affected his mind.
Jim" has been acting strange ever
sincc he was thrown ron his horse
according to The other cowboys who
know him. lie is said to have landed
on his head.
He was arrested last week on n
charge Of passing n had check in
the city and has been kept in Jail
since. The complaint was made
against him by Chi'f Of Police Gal
usha. lie will probably be sem To
the state asylum Tor the insane at
Las Vegas.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Woman Hurt in
Auto Wreck Dies

TRINIDAD, Colo, July 23.-Mrs.
u. ". Lintz. one OF two women in
iurcd last Sunday when an automo-
bile skidded on the road near Earl,
Colorado, and crashed into n tele-
phone pole, died at the hospital here
this afternoon. Mrs. Lintz sustained
a fractured skull and has been UNI
conscious since the accident, Mrs.
John b. Spencer who was also seri-
ously injured ~ in Il critical condi-
ton. The deceased Is the wife OF
Ray fintz. forcmaiI OF the Colorado
n southern railroad shops here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Cheer Upl Prices Tend Downward

NEW YORK. July 2a.-commodlty
prices have passed tho peak. The
downward tendency is confirmed by
the latest figures compiled by Brad=
streets. Dnn's and other authorities.
The prico curves are lower now
than at any time since they touched
the peak In February.
Tho decided drop which occurred
In MAY. has been followed by u fur
thcr drop in June.
What Indexes Show.
Bradstreet's commodity index num-
her. covering the average Wholesale
prices Of 06 articles OF most common
fg.352S on July J.. This was n drop
from 1882 On June 1, and n drop
from 20.se9 on February 1. the high
cit point reached this year.
Drn'E commodity index. rcoedod to
esO.414 on July l. compared with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Suit Asks That
Pena Blanca Mill
Be Sold for Debt

Asking that a certain flour mill
in Pena Bianca IN Bandoval county
be sold 10 sntiHfy an indebtedness. the
l.. b. Putney Mercantile company at
Bernalill0 and the First Savings
Bank a Trust company have brought
suit IN the district court against Es-
Quipuie Baca 70 recover money on
a prOminsory note.
On 4 note cor ss20.50 given on
December 81. 1919 on which n trust
deed TO tho flour mill was given as
security. Baca has paid f26e.92. ac-
cordins TO the complaint The COM
pany asks for a Judgment Of st14,2s
and that the deed Of trust be fore
closed and the mill sold.
The Putney company also brings a
snit against Felipe q. Bqcl and Car
uieIlfa de Baca for $4,000 on n
preml1Fory mute for fa68.Bf given
bet4fnttr 4. 1913. ana N4flch the de-
fena4nt6 haet 'failedfto moot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
MORE OF NORTH
FOURTH ST. ROAD
Paving Completed to Big
Ditch Beyond Halls
Store

Another stretch Of the North
Fourth street paved road. about a
Inuarter OF a mile long, will be opened
up TO traffic on Sunday The new
road open as FAR as the Indian school
turn for tho past two weeks. has
been a delight to motorists who drive
cut every evening 10 sec II there isn't
just n little more ready to speed on.
The additional section to be opened
sunday extends from the indian
school road to the big ditch beyond
HAIRS store. The concrete has been
poured for some time but Is just now
set hard enough to be used. A little
over n mile OF the new road Is now
complete.
Work en- tho concrete OF the new
road has been considerably delayed
by the shortage OF cement. IL Is inn
poasiblc to obtain a sufficient supply
OF cement to keen the concrotc mix
ing and pouring going on at the Same
rate an the grading. according to q.
MnddiHon, superintendent of the Leo
Mohr Construction company which III
putting In the road. The company
Is dependent for it's supply Of cement
upon Nj Paso which Is ovcrtaxed on
account OF the great amount OF con-
strnction going on in this section OF
the country.
The concrete mixers are work.
Ing on tho section OF the road In front
of the Roslington home, the road
having been completed TO that point.
The work OF grading the road bed II
going on regardless OF the delay In
the concrete work. and the grading
crews are now working about four
miles north.
A crew OF rs men and as head Of
horses ara al work on the job. The
men are CHARTERED in a road camp
several miles north Of the city. The
work OF laying the entire road Will
consume about a year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Another Meeting
To Discuss Plan to
Incorporate Old Town

The voters OF product ~ nro to
hold IA meeting sunday night IN the
court house at $3.50 O'Clock for the
purpose Of discussing and explaining
the issues regarding Tho incorpora-
ton Of Old tAlbupuetq
All who oppose rs we'll as those
who favor Incorporation are invited
Ia attend the r1ccting. The meeting
has been called Ov tho committee
which consists Of M les,o G. ortiz,
Nestor Monioya, Carlos y. ArmlIO,
Atifnio Duran ~ Trinidid Daca.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Babe Ruth Runs Home
Run Total Up to 80

NEW YORK. July 23.-"Babc"
Ruth. premier batsman OF the New
York American league baseball club.
today added another home u to his
record, making his total thirty three
for the season. Tn, hit made on,
Pitcher Morton Of the Cleveland team
was made In the sixth inning. the ball
going into tho upper right field
stand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
''poNr's''-ron WIsHINu

''poNT's"-ron WISHING
Don't wish you could sell your bouss-
Sell II.
Don't wish you could find = job-Flnd II.
Don't wish you could rent your apart
II.
BY usiqg The Heraid's CLASSIFIED COlumnA.
Phone 3t5. Phone Sac.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
Police Recover
Alderman Auto
At Los Lunas

The automobile of c. q. Ackorman
which was stolen from In front OF his
office was recovered at Los Lunas.
police were advised today.
a man who said he Is Gilbert
urcoaon from Colorado was arrested
there when he drove into tho city
without a license.
An officer was sent there today to
bring the nan here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
City of Adrianople
Reported Burning

~ yer AraorisvgD rnsss
CONFERENCE.-The, July 23-Alr-
planes which flew " Adriinopl" to-
lay reported that The CITY was burn
.nE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
|LARRAl0[0 Will
SEEK DENOMINATION


SANTA VI. July IA meeting Of
Governor Larraaoio with a number
Of hia friends and political supporters
was hpld last uiEht az the executive
m4nsion.
II was eGreed by the conference
that Governor Larranolo should an-
nounce HIS candidacy for renomina-
ton.
This announcement II now In
cour1e Of preperation and likely viii
be mado public tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

score; II. II. T..
fhiladelphia 100 olo 017-10 II 2
Batteries. smith, Gailia, Causey,
and Wheat; Vaughn, Carter and DAILY.
Score: r. II. II.
New York. . 900 900 900 4 0
Cincinnati 1000 600 0ix-I 6 2
Batteries: Benton and snyder;
,Ruother and Alien.
Score: X. II. II.
Brooklyn .....efO 2Of OO2-6 ~ o
Pittsburg .....i0O 100 o30-b Is >
-Bpttcries: Mamaux. Smith and
Nfnfft Adam4 Schmidt ana Hacfpcr,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23

The nominee was born at
Weston, Idaho, January 10. 1869.
Hc was educated In the public
schools Of Utah. and was gradu-
nted from the State university in
1890. He then attended Cornell
university. receiving tho degree
Of LIB. in 1897.
In September of the same year
he wns admitted To the bar OF
Utah and In 1908 to practice be-
fore the United States supreme
court.
Mr.. Christensen entered into
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23

The Herald ia the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by giving Res-sts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-23

The lines do not parallel exactly be-
mus they are based ON different
commodities.
262.i49 June !. and 263.332 on May
1, h high point for this year.
These numbers include food prices
us we'll as other commodities. Tho
With the anticipated drop In food
prices had not held pp.
with tho anticipated drop In food
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-21
START TOMORROW
AND keep IT UP
EVERY MORNING
0st into the habit of drinking a
glass of hot water before
breakfast.

Millions of folks bathe Internally
now instead Of loading their system
with drugs. What's an inside BATH"
you say. Well. it is guaranteed to
perform miracles according to hot
water enthusiasts
There are vast mum bers OF men and
women who, Immediately upon arising
in the morning. drink a glass Of hot
water with a teaspoonfu1 of limestone
phosphate in 1t. This is a very ex-
cellent health measure. 1t is intended
to flush the stomach, liver, Kidneys
and intestines of the previous days
waste, sour bile and indigestible ma
teriaI left over in the body which il
not eliminated every day. become food
for the millions OF bacteria which in
fest the bowels. the quick result Is
poiso@ and toxins which are then alb
sorbed into the blood. causing head
ache. bilious attacks. foul breath. bad
tastes. colds. stomach trouble. kidney
'sieeplessness. impure blood
and all sorts of ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next. but who simply can
not get feeling right are urged to OBJ !
lain a quarter pound of limestone !
phosphate at the drug store. This
will cost very little but is sufficient to
make anyone n real crank on the sub
Ies Of internal sauitation.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-21
By oii.Tirae, Out Of Date Methods
of Treatment.

Ijsuaily those who continue TO
suffer from stubborn ailments are
those who refuse absolutely. to
heed the teachings OF inedicai
science. New discoveries arc being
constantly made. and those VINO
fail to take advantage OF the won.
derful accomplishments OF men OF
science viii continue under Inc
handicap of disease.
our eczema, tctter, boils. piui-
rIcs. a;re, scaly skin eruptions,
and burning fiery i-ritations th:. ?.
czuse so g.:rch discomfort by their
terris,ii.. Itching, come from !.
inv GiSeas: germ in your blood,
which r,.:lt:pii>s by tie millions
Jness germs end some weak spot
y.nerc ,ney can break through tae
SKIN ; nd set rip the;r attack, and
ii you Rave ever had any tor-l OF
.hcse skin disorders, ycu Low
what real torture Is.
, ne reason these disorders ap-
rear 80 st-bborn and hard To get
rid CT, 'is l,ecaGsc they are not
given the proper sort OF treatment
in other words, tnc irritation and
itching becomes so intense that the
patient thinks caly OF relieving
.'is discomfort, instead o. direct.
>. his efforts toward getting rid
r. the cause OF it all. Hence the
5nstant use Of lotions, selves,
cnans 81 f'r - f-laf0 no
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-21

Z o.
James NJ. oke, Alfred H. Miller Al
fred c. I1ghtle, Walter Meakin, Rob.
ert Leisi William o'DoneI rfnrber,
49,. ~,
ues.'o"' iusene "a''crs' fNcn-
ara Il. McCray. Harold Stoner, Frank
Sorney. Thomas F. Sloan. Irvine Plet-
tenberg, ROLAND f. Thomas. James
w. Wilson, Charles c. Perrin, Jess +.
Randall, willias II. Taylor John NJ.
Taylor.
The addresses of the following men
who enlisted in other branches of the
service. are also desired BY the He'd
Cross. t4.T~
~ = SON Nlniala Lester Al
~ Lo1is AIpet' Ernfst E. armstrong
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