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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
KIDDIE'S GROUP
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Or. Kings New Discovery
will do that very thing,
easy and quickly

noN'T say, Poor little young
ster--I wish l knew what 10
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little DIR. Kings New Discovery a.
directed and the croupy-eough won't
iinger.
4 cold 10 not 10 be fooled with.
Get after II at onee. LocSen the
congestion, the phlegm-stuninesn,
and the throat-tarturo.
A family remedy for colds, coughs
Krlppe, and Kindred attacks. fifty
years a friend TO coldAufferera.
Fifty year, OF highest quality. 60cl
and $40 q hottle-all druggists.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
Legal NOTICES


Notice ! hsreby. given lhss ne hosss q
sd.saLen q W cit5 q hlhnagsrsgs q he
In tne .sla ciy Of Aibuqaergas vii oaet
for sale ttat,ooo Bnldihs bgnds o. said
hs.Ie q Eqsss'les; .sifo.,ssd b vote q
gseuary asth. 1880. aid bonds % 6e dated
tebruery in, 1920, maturing February lst
tsto Yin ep,iss o. ptymeni On o. sfisr
rate Of ave and gns-half per cent t3hRl
per aunum, payable scntannualy both prin.
~ Commerce IN ne tiiy Of View Vera.
Ihe following conditions oniy shall govern
Eesl-d blas Addressed 70 said BOARD or 70
Mr.. ". p. Ruticdgr, CLERK Of said board. arr
70 b. alrd with the CLERK o. said Board 81
hle oass y he HiGh School Ballding n
. o'clock y m. % March and, 1870, and imms.
disteiy thereafter said Board viii meet and
IN spsn And eea,lasr sid bias feservins
said bonds vii be delivered b. said Board
for payment e any solvent National Bank
essiui 6iddsr buf ths eo,r of suek dsilvsry
from hlbtqrerqae, New Mexico. viii b. riven
confederation n making the sward Of iaid
Zach bid Il 70 be accompanied b. = Cash.
ier's Of eeriiGsd check or bank draft IN the
sym Of = 800 psyssls without .enditigns %
bonds u and when delivered and 20 be Tor.
Issols1sSss :, -. i''s ..sssa ds IN &. 3 a. 's ssS . .sss
bidder should tai. neglect or refuse 70 take
W and pay Tor said bonds wiihln ave days
ss, .rsin .a. .sia '%' ss.si % ss' 1 esS"i % s :. R Psscasss
promptly 20 any bidder whose bid IL not 40
sspisa ~ said, Board Or said Hoard should
Of Caldwell and Raymond a. provided ksrsia
and make delivery Of said bonds within =
said bonds are offered aud sr. to be soId
saeiest 70 The approving opiaion o. Caldwell
and haymond o. New YORK which opinion
''i s.i sp' sSu ss'T a.. . sI apsal.s e 70 ne 3. e ssnpis.ss
ana ready for delivery inmediatsly after their
ina Board viii give favorsbie confederation
Q . bid providing for instsilment payments
for said bonds.
4 The ,ims Of or prior 70 the deliver. Of
said bonds for payment said Board will fur.
niah the. purchaser three complete ceftidet
copits q Transcript o. proceedings relative
iSSs 'S OPINION s.S % c.a ,s +. ssd F F.sm sas s = (
sid Bond. ssnao, Be sola Tor lee, .Aan
yoc0 o. their face and arcrucd Interest 20
date payment IA made therefor.
The following atatements from oheiai rec.
ord. and ssiiElt,. sfs givsn FOE the general
,.Tsi.l sumbsr. Of votes cas-, for The bonds,
Assessed ysius,lon. sis.sts,oat 90,
I9tsl indebtedness, including this Issue,
total sinking fund. sas.ass.s7.
Area % distuct including the City Of A.
Estimated population Of the School Dis.
iritt, including the City 81 Albuquerque. Is.
scholastic populatiea. 5,Tia.
All taxable property In the district u sub
iert TO q direct al valuren tar for the pay,
laent 81 principal and interest Of said bonda
No litigation "a Threatened Or pendiuK In
any way. attacking the regularity or validity
~. said hoods or. Of any Of the proceedinen
ing 10 this effect viii be furnished with the
W. n. RurLEDdE. Jr.
Clerk Bonrd Of Education.
Feb. i8,202T. March S. ~.
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State Capitol News
SANTA FE HAS
STREET CAR VISION
Lawyer Asks City Coun-
Gil for Franchise-Elas
Eastern Backing

SANTA FE. Fob. 1s.-Applica.iah
for a franchise TO lay street car tracks
n build q power plant In the city
or santa Fci has been made TO tho city
council OF santa Re by James l. Britt.
an attorney. Mr. Britt recently came
10 santa Re from Washington. d. G.
II ~ q Id hat he represents capftai
sufficient to finance the enterprise. In
the ven that the franchise h issued
II II represented hat n the franchise
II granted. construction work will be-
commenced Within the next few
months.
Ioidsburg Iirm DissoIvcs.
The L%ordahurg Investment com
pany OF LordshurE has filed with the
State Corporation commission a notice
Of dissolution Of the corporation. n
IL stated that no stock actually wan
Issued ana hat the company did not
was Incorporated Tho incorporaiors
worv H. W. Lakeland. u. < hin. j. a.
l.cahy. b.. $. Jackson ~ y. e.. DO
Moss.
Studnakcr Firm Entcrs state.
The Studehnkor corporation Of Ann
erica. Incorporated under the laws Of
New Jersey, has nled It's charter with
the state Corporation commission
The authorized capital stock Is $780,
600. which IL fully paid. The New
Mexico qfflce Will be In Al@huqusrque.
In charge Of Robert +. Putney. staiu.
tory agent. The company viii engage
In the business Of selling. dealing and
-warchousinE hOrse-drb wn vehicles aud
automobiles.
Dcn,ing Firm DisAoI,es.
b clark Grocery OF
Dcmlng has filed It's notice OF dinsohi-
ton Of h corporation with the STATE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13

a wall. plunged down an embank-
ment and crashed into "A ~policeman's
house.
A. the truck mounted the sidewalk.
johnny WAS pitched on ana struck on
his head.
Shizuo hung on to the windshield
until the truck hit the house. when
shc WIS clthpulted through the heavy
glass and uliEhtod sitting down.
The policeman, who H. on night
duty. was asleep. He ran for blocks
in hts pajamns and t~elcphoned to
headquarters that an earthquake had
occurred IN san Antonio street.
The truck was absolutely demol-
shed. Parts of Il were scattered over
a space 20 feet square.
Johnny's scalp was cut. hut he
was not seriously hurt.
Shizuo was not hurt In any par
tiCular.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13

the total possible sunshine. or iS9
hours, and there were Is days with 80
per cent OF more Of the possible
moun Roswell recorded SO per
cent OF the possible sunshine and had
20 days with 90 per cent OF more Of
the possible sunshine while the state
university recorded 80 per cent Of the
total possible sunshine, or 800 hours.
ana had 90 days with so per cent OF
more Of the possible amount. For
tho state. as "a whole, there was ~
clear DAYS. 8 partly cloudy and 7
cloudy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
Woman Confesses to
Beating Boy to Death

RHiNELANDER. wis. Feb. Ia
Mrs. Stanley blomski. mother Of Al
ban Blomski lX-ycar-old boy who was
found dcad several weeks g az the
Blomski farmhouse at Sugar Camp.
has confessed 10 beating the hoy with
a heavy poker and a razor strop. &C.
cording TO the Office Of District At
turney A.. j Omela.
Mrs Blnmski b. said to have signed
an nihduNit c~Nonorating her husband
OF beating M hoy.
Both Mrs. Blomski and her hus-
band were held for trial following a
verdict hy "a corOners jury. that the
boys death was caused by beatings
and neglect at the hands sf his par
cnts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
Oil Salesman Held on
Embezzlernent Charge

d. l.. Cooley. an oil salesman. was
arrested here yesterday By officer
Chavez and - being held for the
sheriff NJ Tucumcarl. who u expected
90 arrive here tonight.
The charge on which Cooley - held
IL embexxlement from an oil company
At Tucumcari. Cooley denies he II
guilty and says his trouble with the
company ~ ovcr a debt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
ALBUQUERQUE AGAIN
LEADS IN SUNSHINE
January Averaged Con-
siderably Above Nor
NAL in Temperature


SANTA M, y. NJ. Feb. ia.-The
general climatic summary for New
Mexico Tor January follows.
The month averaged considerably
above normal In Temperature and
slightly above In precipitation. al
though about o%nc-third OF the state
tthc northl mad less than normal
precipitation n there were small
areas whore the fall was but a mere
trace Fairly general periods Of pre-
cipitaiion incurred on the 3-fth. =
SIN, iO-lsth. 18th and 22-2sd. This
was especially true from tho RIO
Grandc wcs ward, and IN the south
west division precipitation was almost
continuous from The Sd Co the 18th.
u a large excess occurred.
Tho snowfall WAS especially heavy
In a broad belt through the central
counties. averaging "a To 20 inches In
the greater part OF Socorro. southern
valencia, Sierra. southern Torrance.
Lincoln. De Barn. Chaycs and western
Roosevelt. 4 like all also occurred
oNcr much uf the higher mountain
country increasing to about 80 inches
IN parts OF the Jcmcz and Black
ranges. Moisture conditions were
favorable for raugc and stock. which
co ltinucd In excellent condition.
Temperatures we're we'll above
NNHN lNhAA 'AhNNN III NhNANNANN tNlnNNHA.
where a small deficiency occurred.
due. probably to the heavy snoyyfnti
Tho excess amounted to z degrees
degrees and even o degrees i'm Tho
mountain areas of tho state and in
central and northern counties. Only
one rold period of occurred.
from the 7th to the igth. and the
month closed mild and favorable. The
9Th was probably the coldrst d,v and
I tho lNNh tho NuWWUs.eN uHUh..0u~R ,...4
Gus dates occurred during The lust
half Of the month
l'rcssurr.
The mean sen-leNsl a~tmosphorlc
pressure at santa 10 was sOi5 inch
rs: highest. 8O.4S on the sSth; lowest.
2g.7l on the gth. At Roswell the
mean was 3OlS inchcs: highest. 8O.5S
on the gan; lowest. 2g64 on the 6th.
At Gallup the mean was 3O.Ig inches:
highest lOl6 on the I'm; lowest
! eg.S7 on the .gd. At Albuuuerdue
the mean was gO.2a Inches: highest.
3O4g on the IAN: lowest. 1881 on
the 9th. while at IN pgso the mean
was SOIL inches: highest. 3O4S on
the gSth: lowest. gg.65 on the 6th.
Temperature.
The mean temperature FOR the
state. based upon the records of g6
stntior~ having "a mean attitude uf
about 5000 feet was 35.S degrees. or
Is degrees above the normal and
gS degrees above January. 1913. The
highest monthly mean was AS de-
grees at Gage. Luna county. and the
lowest 2OS degrees at pulce. Rio Ar
ribu county The highest recorded
/ temperature was ~ degrees at Dem
inS on ne 18Th. and the lowest re-
corder temperature 20 degrees below
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13

| ranger station. and no precipitation
was noted al the station neur Max
well while several others In the vi
entity had' but u mere trace. The
greatest amount In any "a consecutive
hours was i.60 inches at Clack's
ranch. Cnear fatigue. Torrance coun-
~ ON tho 7th. The snowfall aver
aged rs inches and there were 4
days with UOl inch or more prccipi-
tutton.
Wind.
The total wind movement at Santa
Fo WA i.TeG miles, or 90 miles per
hour: highest velocity. 80 miles from
the north on the 18th. ~ Roswell
the total movement was 4,Ogt miles.
Of 50 miles per hour. highest velocity
-. from the northeast on the 7th.
A the agricultural college the total
movement was i,bG2 miles. or 81
miles per hour. highest velocity, 80
miles from The southeast on the ian.
Al the state university the total
movement was sos miles, or 90
miles per hour. highest velocity -
from the east on the 9Th, while at
32S miles. or n miles per hour.
east on the 1th, while At III Ielso the
1t.2 miles per hour. highest velocity
SO miles from tho east on h IAN
The prevailing direction for the state
waa from the southwest, and the
mon. was a quiet one.
Sunshine and CIuudincss.
Santa Pc recorded 81 per cent OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
Bowels on Schedule Time

the bile flowing freely, the fer
pentlnE body pols0ns eliminated.
Or. KinE's New Life Pills make the
bowels function regularly aid keep
the system cleansed Of gaseous i'm
purlties. 25c. q bottle, all druGgiatA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
NOTICE

In the Disiriel Court STATE Of New MenIeo.
County Of Bernalflia.
Edith N. Staley. piaiatia.
M
FhaIrn ]. staley. Defendant.
The above named defendant IL hereby NO.
uhed that Edith NJ. StsleY has this day
hied " the satd eoart a complaint against
Mn. the general nature Of which action Il
70 Obtain a decree o. absolute divorce from
defendant and TO be awarded the custody
q Their two minor children. and sid DE-.
iendsnt i warned that unless he enters bis
appearance m said eause on Or before the
rendered against him BY default.
The names Of the attorneys for the plain.
tin are himHi. A Bolts, and their ohce and
Mexico.
Witness my hand and The seal Of said
tSeal NERTOH MONrOYA Gierk
BY HARRY = LEg. Deputy.
Jan. 80. Feb. G.Is-2J.
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Corporation commission. rne stock
holders Of the company were MARY T.
clark president. Theresa CLARK secrs.
tary, J. A. MahOney, J.. Walter Clark.
Warren =. Clark and the Clark Realty
and investment company.
Names County Commissioner.
j. II. O'COnnor 81 leso has been ap-
pointed by Governor Larrazolo q
member Of the board % county conn
m%issioners Of DE Baca county. Ho
succeeds J. a. brown. who resigned
on account OF moving to Tucson.
Commissioner az CiIami.
Cal MCfadden Of Chama, Rio Ar.
ribs county. hts been appointed bl
L. 3. District Judge colin Neblett as
United States commissioner at ChAma
There has beer no commissioner at
Chama up TO tins time.
seek Moic Water.
Application has been filed with the
state engineer by G.. r. Gray and A..
X. Gore Of OterO county to a%ppropri-
ate seventy five miners inches OF wa
ter from Fleming creek ~ rs pro-
posed 10 use the water for power. IT,
rigatiun ana domestic purposes.
iiemits ItoId Monty,
Lea county has remittcd TO the
state Highway commission the sum Of
$1,000 to apply ON h. construction
OF federal aid project 30 10. ColfaN
county has RENTED tt.O0o 20 buy two
automobile trucks which Will he used
in The construction n maintenance
Of county roads. IL has been ruled
hat these trucks. furnished by thc
war department FOR use on federal
aid projects. may be used also on
county roads which ccnnect with the
federal aid roads proper. Eddy coun.
~ already has purchased one or the
trucks ana su has Otero The state
is selling the trucks to the counties
for $500 each.
Two Pri totp.rs Received.
Two prisoners from quay county
have been brought 10 the pcnitcntiary
hy sheriff Alex. Street. each sentenced
90 serve one and u half To two years.
Harry Livingston was charged with
uttcriuE a worthless cheek ana Del
mont Crawford with larceny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13

Americans Say.
The gods hat look after little
children were watching" say the
Kauakas and the japanese.
Anyway. here's what happened to
Shizuo Yumin. a Japanese maiden OF
four. and John Enos, her American
playmate who b. q
\ delivery truck stopped on a steep
hill on San Antonio street. The
driver applied the brakes, cramped
the font wheels and went into a
house with an order OF meat.
Shizuo aud Johnny climbed TO the
scat OF the truck and Johnny gaze
the wheel "A twist and pulled a lever.
Away they went on a wild ride. The
truck cleared a i0-foot passage he
tween "A telephone pole and a truck
loaded with a picnic party; u lcapcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
Boy Arrested For
Whistling at Girls

selcdon Garcia. who lives on South
Williams st-ert. was arrested asst
night by officer Salazar on a charge
~ Whaling To he girls In tne Wei
matron OF the Institution had com
pialited to tho police that boys had
been annoying the girls by calling to
them M whistlinE. Garcia was ar
ralgned IN police court before Judge
a,, st,du tiH morning anc ftncd s.
or five days, hut sentence was sus-
o"n9ed 90 promise OF good behavior
in the future.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-13
GRuEBL ADVERTISING AGENCY. INC

go stockholders Llabiiityl
no, i0aiol With The endOrsements thereon.
a. same appears on hle and N record In the
once o. tue state Cooperation Commiasloa.
In Testimony Whereof the State Corpora.
ton Commission Of the STATE o. New Mexico
mas caused this certificate 20 be signed BY ia
Chairman and the seal o. said commission. 10
he ahiNed at the city Of santa W on this
2ath day Of January A u. 1870.
lseal HUGH n. WILLIAMS
Attsst Chairman
CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION
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oRUERk ApyEFTlsINo AeENcY. INC.

NhAhnh Az thllnlNh AHfNt1t INC.
tNo Stuekholdsrs' Liability
We. the undersigned In order 70 form =
corporation tor the purposes hereinafter
slated, under end pursuant 70 the provisions
81 Chapter % Of the 1913 New heHico Cod.
az 81 the 1917 session Lava of New MeI.
ieo' do hsr,by certify - follow;
Tbs eoIB9Isle name IL CRUEL ApyER.
Using AakNGv INC. tNO srOCkHOLD.
The registered one q the corporation is
located At SO Cromwell Bldg. Albuquerque.
New Merico. and Howard A 0ruehl Il des
harEe thereof aad upon whom process
against the corporation may be served.
III.
The objects for winch the corporation Is
10 engage Generosity In The business Of
publicity and advertising. 10 acquire, print.
publish, eonduct and Otherwise deal With
shy uenspaper Or Newspapers magazines or
other publication and generally 20 carry on
the business Of entering into contrasts with
persons arms. association snd corporations
faF Organization and conduct o. advertising
md publicity eamratgnA; 20 carry 90. N aud
Nhsn - shall deem advisable. The trade OF
business Of general %priutera, photographer.
v%srtising agents 10 build. construct erect.
purchase, sell Or otherwise acquire or provide
any huildiuEs. nhces, workshops. plant and
machinery Or other thing necessary Or use.
lsets Of The askociatiun 90 spply for hole,
sell. assign, lease, mortgage or otherwise Dis
puke of letters patent 81 ths Iutted States
% Of any other foreign e%ountry and all o.
der. To apply ior. hold. sell assign. lease.
mortgage or Otherwise dispose % patent
rights. NNeensss. privileges. invenfions. trade
marks, trade names pending applications
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State Of New Mexico
state Corporation Commlssion Of New Merlco
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
unitsd stAtrs o. America.
STATE Of New Ne1ieo--sa.
II "a Hereby Certified that the aunered Is
It'll true end eompletr transcript o. the
CEHfifiCATE OF sTOCkHOLDEh8' kOk-
LIABILITY
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mo StoekholdsFn' Llahilltyl
Nc. ioJ3i) with thc sndnfaomantE thereon.
- tnme appears en- hle and Of record IN the
In Teatimony Whereof the State Corpora.
Ton CommiHion Of the State q New Mrnico
ChAirnsn and the seal ~ said commtaaion.
70 be anned a. the City Of santa " Oh ihla
2eth day Of January. a ID. 1890.
iseaD HUGH n. WiLifAMH.
Attest Chairman.
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State Of New Mexico.
County Of Bernalt1io-ss
rhis INSTRUMENT vas hlsd for record On ne
Ath day Of February 1890 ~ a:f0 o'riofs
D. IN, Recorded 10 Vol. d. Mise. of Rec.
ords Of slid county foiio aTa.
tScall NEsTOR MONTOYk.
CLERK and Recorder.
By OLIVIA ENERfTf Dspaiy CLERK.
Compared fW 20 OF.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21

Very careful statistics have been made to
Show that the new freight rates should not at
feet tho cost Of living materially, to illustrate
from the boot and shoe industry. Assuming
that the entire movement Of hide. leather and
shoes was in district where the freights had
been advanced 40 per cent. the increased cost
would be only about cents on q pair Of shoes.
II this sum is doubled to cover increased
freight on coal, new machinery and other
things which are used in q shoe factory, the
maximum increase on a pair Of shoes would
be in the neighborhood Of Is cents a pair, or
per cent on an IS pair of shoes.
The same principle applies to meat eggs.
and butter and practically everything else in
which transportation by rail enters to any
extent
The $500. 100000 advance in freight and
passenger rates may seem huge sum- but,
when it is considered that this is not more
than 2 per cent on the annual production Of
the farms, factories and mines in the United
States. proper prospective can be obtained of
how slightly the advance affects the cost and
price Of any particular commodity.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
|H&art GoHOmo
| aA!LDPObrQmcC
~ MPc EL1ZARETH THONfD CON-

Dear Mrs. Thompson: am A
married lady l5 years OF age and
have been married two years. We
have one sweet baby. Before baby
came MY husband was kind to me,
but since he has given me but very
few kind words. He seems to love
baby, but cares nothing for me,
which nearly breaks my heart
I find that / do not care for him
as I did one day. AS SOON as he
comes home he begins to scold and
curse and uses SO much profanity
that l am happier when he is
away.
Should I live with him and
bring baby up in such a home? Or
what can l do to break him Of
|.cursing? Why are men SO much
like brutes, and do the majority Of
them treat their wives with no re-
spect whatever? was brought up
in a good and refined home and
to live with man like my husband
is almost unbearable. He has fits
/ Of temper and throws things across
the house and curses until l wonder
how the Merciful God can give a
person breath to use such Ian
guage.
Young girls who read this. take
advice from one who has had ex-
perience. Do not marry before you
are 20. That is plenty young
enough. You may think you have
trouble while single, but that is
nothing compared to married
trouble.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-08-21
Gratitude.
(Springield Register).

Hope springs eternal in the human breast"
it has been said, and said truly. II that was
nc, true the human soul and the human mind
would have little incentive to strive for excel
lence and usefulness as an entirely selfish
gosl. Hope is an inspiration but not, under
ordinary circumstances at least, sentiment
that indicates nobility Of mind.
Not SO, however. with gratitude. That is
deeper feeling than hope. 1t carries with it
a desire to serve and a purpose to honor 9th
els who have earned remembrance, esteem and
great reward. Hope may be transitory, but
/, gratitude is an abiding thing.
An illustration of abiding gratitude is shown
by the recent action by the people-the men,
women and children-of Cuba, in the gift Of
100000 to the Roosevelt Memorial associa-
ton. They gave not only money but various
memorials, including one on San Juan hill.
Ana further, Colonel Aurelio Hevia, president
CT the Roosevelt Memorial association of Cuba,
in making the presentation OF the peoples
GIFT, said that bill would be introduced in
the Cuban congress this fall for an official con-
tribution of another 100000 by the govern
ment. 1t is interesting to note that Of the pop
ular offering every soldier in the Cuban army
| contributed 20 cents. In addition a picture
OF the man who is known throughout the island
as 'Cuba's best friend" is to be hung in every
school house on the island by government
orcer
Gratitude in politics is said to be "a lively
expectation Of favors yet to come" Such ex-
pectation is not gratitude nv a selfish and ypoAt
unworthy sentiment that leads only to evil
ReaI gratitude like that which is being exhib-
tied by the Cuban people is an evidence Of
high ideals and noble aspirations 1t carries
with it not only just appreciation Of the SER
vice rendered their country. but a purpose
that they Of the present generation will prove
worthy OF and in which future generations
will find an incentive to serve mankind,
Gratitude is An abiding thing.