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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
sAIEsMAN'S QUICK WIT
SAVES MANY LIVES

Hartford, Conn, May 1I,-Death
threatened more than 100 shoppers
sales girls and statesmen today. and
was averted only by the quick wit ana
fast work OF Harry Woods, "a sales
man when the walls of the three
story department store OF the Steiger-
Eedder company collapsed.
The building was undergoing cor
struction while business continued.
Woods noticed "a crack in the wall
which widened while he looked at it
He hastened To the top floor and
told everybody TO clear out without
talk and without creating panic.
They went unquestioningly although
surprised at tho order.
People on the second floor were
similarly shooed forth. Scarcely
had they reached the street when the
walls collapsed, wreckIng the build
ing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
POLICE HAVE CLUE
TO HoBOkEN MURDER

Hoboken. y. j.. May 1l.--After
cropping unsuccessfully since early or
Sunday when Frederick Rueckert,
a wealthy meal manufacturer. was
fatally wounded in his apartment, the
police today secured IL tangible clue.
Suspicion was directed toward man
of German extraction whose name
the police do not know but whom
they have descriptions that tally
from three sources,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
BATTLE RACES AT MATAMORAS: I
CAVALRY PATROLS THE BORDER
NEW GOVERNMENT NOW FORMED
Sleeping Sickness May Be Cured
By DuIcet Strains and Melodies
(Bv Universal Staff Correspondent

t3E UNIVERSAL Staff Corfespondent)
Paris, May Ii. Music hath charms to cufe the
grip the latest slogan of group of Spanish doctors who
have invaded the medical world of Paris.
For wears music has been recognized for the
etbargy following the bite Of the Spanish tarantua.
Recently when outbreak Of grip at Madrid included
the unusual symptoms of sleeping sickness the doctors tried
experiment patient prominent banker
They carried him. asleep to a dark room. Then they
called in native musicians who to play soft
melodies guitars After two hours smber under the
ulng music the patient awoke and the day
plete cured The Spanish medical group in Paris declare
the emusic cure is nfabe for all forms of encyphalitis
and sleeping grip,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
LACKED PATRIOTISM
SLACkERS ARRESTED
tRy Universal Service. =

New York, May 11.-Three thou
sand slack ers who failed to perform
their duty during the war are to be
arrested in the Brooklyn federal dis
trict within the next ten days, ii was
announced today by Federal Attorney
Ross. The district also includes all
of Long Island and Staten Island.
None of the names of those to be ar
rested will be revealed until they are
IN custody, Mr.. Ross stated. Foreign
ers, especially Russians predominant
in the list, he stated. but added that
Americans form a "regrettable" per-
centage.
1t was revealed at the same time
that informations have been laid
against 5000 alleged slackers in Man
haitian. but that their arrest has been
postponed temporarily.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Underwood Looks
Like Winner in the
Alabama Primary

Montgomery, Ala. May IL
United States Senator oscar w.
Underwood has won the Ala
hama senatorial primary accord
ing to returns received early to-
night. With partial returns
from south and middle sections
of the state available, Under
wood is shown to have a strong
lead over. l.. B. Musgrove, coal
mine operator of Jasper and
Judge G. s. Weakiey. The re-
turns indicate Underwood's plu-
rality will be between 5000 and
10000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
OKLAHOMA OFF To
MEXICAN WATERS
Cabinet Discusses Situa-
ton at an Executive
Session
NOT TO CONFER
WITH THE A B C
If New Regime Does
Not Interfere With
American Rights May
Be Recognized
SEIZE THE TREASURY

San Antonio. Tex. May liz.
Obregonistas confiscated the na-s
tional treasury funds today, ac-
cording to wireless message
from Mexico City received here by
revolutionary mpathizers.
The execution of Under-Secretary
OF the Treasury Manuel Amaya
and General Elutero Ayfla has
been confirmed Two of Car
rama s sons are reported prisoners
The fall of Monterey was confirmed
by messages to the local rebel
junta.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
KINGAN AND COMPANY TO
MAKE TWO ADDITIONS

Eingan & Comany, was yesterday
iven two permits by Building Inspec-
tol Butler, authorizing additions to-
their plant on the Hermitage road
near Spotsuood avenue. One of the
now structures will cost $1,000 and
the other will cost $4,000. They will
be tf steel and concrete, and will be
used for SIT rage. and manufacturing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
This Some ninosaur.

Toronto, Ont. May 1l.-Professor
w. A. Parks, has presented the Royal
Ontario museum with the fossilized
skeleton of Dinosaur twenty seven
feet long and eighteen feet high. II
was discovered in Alberta. The beast
Is believed to have roamed the North
ern plains three million years ago.A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
OKLAHOMA SAILS
FOR MEXICAN WATERS

New York May f1.---After load
ing stores all day the dreadnought
Oklahoma sailed at SOS o'clock
for Key West and Mexican waters
The dreadnouCht left with a full
personnel, 1900 sailors and 100
marines. At Key West she will
Join fighting squadron.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
BLUF.BEARD HARVEY GETS
LIFE NMEsNT

les Angeles. Calf, NJ Y 1l.--''Biue-
bcerd" Harvey, or Watson. who had
= dressed TO the murder of eight
. YES, was almost in a state Of col
,.'se whtr his legs SO wabbly that
troy almost refused 10 hear Ri
weight. he led into court to hear
life sentence imposed
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
Tl:OTZkY GOES TO
THE FIGHTING FRONT

London. May LEON Trotzky,
the Bolshovist war minister, has gone
to the Polish fighting front to as
slime direction of the soviet's cam
pr 's:n of defense against the Poles,
says a dispatch from Ambrose Lam
bert, staff correspondent of ths Daily
ESnresS al Moscow.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12
FOOD PRICES IN RESTAURANTS

Chicago. May 11.-Member OF
the city councils newly appointed
committee to bring down high
prices, are planning to investigate
food prices in Chicago restaurants
Financial reports showing the
earnings and dividends of some of
the larger restaurants are to be pro-
duced as evidence and members of
the striking cooks and walters UNI
ions will be asked to give their
testimony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12

Continued on Rage Two.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12

Washington. May IL.
Showers Wednesday
and probably Thursday
somewhat cooler We'd
nesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-05-12

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19


IN It's cfforta to enforce the lmmiara-
ton laws and thus prevent the in
Discriminate importation ~ foreign
orH whose standards OF living are not
In keeping with the American Gus
tcma7
20. DO you believe In applying the
Initiative, referendum and recall TO
rational and state matters2
90. n elected, will you pledge
yourself TO suppo legislation provid-
ing for the opening OF all. public lands
In the state to bona fido home seek
ors and ex-servlce men7
~. II elected to the office you seek,
would you be willing 10 assist In urg-
INK legislation that would cause the
| state 10 protect the farmers by
Of providing loans TO enable them 10
cultivate and harvest their crops?
i2b. Election Code-If elected TO an
| office having TO do with the enact
mcnt of legislation. what would be
your attitude toward the enactment
OF an election code that would have
Tor It's purpose the prevention Of
fraud and making It easier for the
migratory worker TO cast his voter
20. II elected to tho office OF sherinf
or county commissioner. will you do
all In your power to stop the practice
In this state OF giving deputy sheriff
commissions to company gunner and
watchmen? Also. to discontinue the
practice of corporations paying the
salaries and directing the activities
OF deputy sheriffs7
81. Dead Mems Moncy-Are you In
favor OF compelling the attorney gen
eral OF the state to bring a suit to
recover the dead mems money in
banks in the state that has escheated
to the common schools under Chap.
so, Session Laws N. NJ, 1899, = 1871?
rs. Direct Prlmary-Are you in ia
vor OF and will you work for a mod
orn direct primary law in this state?
20. Workmen's Compensation LAW
do you believe In repeating the
present New Mexico Workmen's Com
pensation Law and enacting sin lieu
thereof n law modelled after the Ohio
Workmen's Compensation Law
30. Minimum Wage for Women
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

IN the right or government employees
to the exercise OF their constitutional
rights on an equality with other citi-
zona? Would you favor n law making
Il q crime for an employer to In any
way Interfere with the right OF his
employees 90 orGAnine for their mu-
tnal bcncfit1
n. Water Powor-Wouid you favor
the enactment OF laws providing that
the governments. state n federal,
should own, develop and operate all
water power over which they have
Jurisdiction, the power thus generated
to be supplied to citizens on a cost
basis?
rs. Mllitarism--Are you opposed TO
the maintenance OF a large stand
ing army2 do you subscribe 10 the
Wow that our state militia should be
wholly organized and controlled by
democratic principles, to the end that
this citizen soldicry may never be d.
vcrtcd from its true purpose and used
to ieopnrdise OF infringe upon the
rights and liberties Of our people7
i1.-Government and the Courts
Are YOU In favor OF the enactment
Of measures guaranteeing Il the peo-
pie, through state legislation M con-
gross. final authority in determining
An4in laws nlhlA " tnutAtQ HoNlu
you advocate the taking Of steps
which will provide that in the event
Of n supreme court declaring an act
OF congress OF OF n state legislature
unconstitutional. and the people. act
Ing directly or through congress or n
state legislature. should re-enact the
measure. II shall then become the
law without being subject to annul-
ment by n courtY DO yod favor tho
election by vote OF the people OF
judges OF federal courts Cor terms
not to exceed six years?
90. Right to Ccaso Work-Are you
M advocate OF collective bargaining!
DO YOU concedc tho right OF the or
g%anlzcd worker to strike MS n protest
against au%tocratic management. or
as n means for the forcing Of ON
pluyers to grant wage scales and hu.
name working conditions?
Fl. VIII you assist organized labor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

Albuquerque. N. NJ, Aug. 10. 1890.
Dear Sir.
You nre no doubt informed OF the
fact that organized labor, In con-
junction with members OF the rail-
road brotherhoods. as we'll ne farm
ers' associations. and other important
voters. having united themselves
along lines laid down by the Amer
lean Federation OF Labor and ma
| tional officers OF the bodies named,
have this year entered the political
field In an effort to elect TO office
men who viii give tho voters a
square deal. believing II the privilege
and duty OF all freedom. justice and
democratic ideals and institutions to
unite In defeating those seeking pub
lie office who are indifferent or his
tile 10 the peoples interests and their
aspirations, and electins only those
whose records show them to he free
from entangling alliances which
would preclude their honesty serving
the interests OF the people.
Innamuch as you have announced
your AhHuNuA'N AoA tht 0AAA'N "
-, this committee would
like an expression of opinion from
you concerning the questions which
are pertinent to the office to which
you aspire. and which participants In
the nonpart,san political movement
deem Of importance.
4. Please state reaHons II any. why
you believe tho support OF the Nom
partisan Political league should be
extended to you?
2. Have you ever held any office
as n legislator or In any other capacity
whore matters affecting labor came
to you attention? II 80. what were
the particular measures and what
action did O take?
3. High Cost OF Livlng-Do you
subscribe to the Wow that the high
cost OF living could be greatly
amoliorated by the following: (a)
Deflation Of currency; (b) preven-
ton OF hearing and unfair price
fixing: (c) establishment OF co
Operative movements; (d) making
public all Information about Income
tax returns and dividend declarations
as "a direct and truthful means of re-
veaiing excessive costs and profits?
4. Publicity OF Profits-Do you
consider II essential that Legislation
should be enacted 10 provide for: Cal
1.-THE federal licensing OF all corpora
lions Organized for profit: tb) fed
oral supervision. to include the In
creasing OF capital stock and the In.
curing OF bonded indebtedness. ant
(c) that the books Of all corporations
shall he open at all times TO fedora
examincrsf
D.. Co-operntlon-In order to elimi.
nate the mlddlems.n. who exacts n tas
from tho community without render,
ing any useful service. do o sub
scribe to the idea Of cooperation
among producers n consumers 4
the end hal their products may b'
placed In the hands OF consumers n
better prices than now received, a
the same time costing les
than when purchased through mid
dlemen2
g.. High Cost OF Housing--Do yoi
concur in the view hat some plni
OF legislation should be evolved
whereby the government should in
auRurate a system OF establishing
credits whereby the workers ma,
borrow money at low rate of interes
and under favorable terms to builS
homes?
Z. Agriculture-Do you subscribe q
the theory that private ownership o
large bodies OF disable lands is no
conductive 10 the best interests of
democratic people? Would you favo
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

legislation placing n graduated tax
upon all disable land above tho acre
age which IL cultivated by the owncr3
DO you believe in the establishment
OF governmental experiment farms. In
mcahr - for stock raising instruc-
ton, the irrigation Of arid lands and
reclamation OF swamp cu,-over lands,
TO DC Undertaken on a larger scale
under direction OF tho federal gov
ernmcnt. That municipalities and
states should be empowered to ac-
qulrc lands for cultivation?
8. TnxatIon-Do Won agree with
Tho belief that there should be n
progressive Increase In taxes upon
Incomes, inheritnnccs and lar d values
OF such nature MS TO render II I'M
profitable TO hold land without put
ting II TO use. TO afford a transition
to greater economic equality and TO
supply means OF liquidaiinR Indebted
ness growing out of the war? Are
you opposed to the proposed 'snles
tax" law recently defeated In con
gress2
.. Are you In favor OF repeating
the present mine tax law OF New
Mexico which taxes only on the net
profits OF producing mines and OK
cmpts all other coal and metal mines
or mining lands from any taxation
Whatever tChap. o.. Session Laws n.
NJ. 1915, = G4-5)?
10. Are you In favor OF forcing tho
state tax commission to assess min
Ing lands az omitted property for
the ppst five years, and force tho at
torney general Of the state to bring
n suit to ecove the taxes the mine
owners have escaped during that
periodg
II. Are you In favor OF the i'm
mediate repeal OF the present 3O-year
insialment state land sales law. OF
making drastic amendment OF the
samc7
~. Arc you In favor of 30 amend
ing II state law as to give some roal
l.power to our state tax commission
and TO the state corporation com
mission2
10. EducatiOn-Aro you In accord
with the belief that the government
should exercise advisory supervision
over public education and where
necessary maintain adequate public
education through subsidies without
giving to the government power Il
hamper or interfere with the Ere,
u|eNtlopmtul OF publlt tudCutiun ny
the several states2 Are you an ad.
vocatc OF the development OF In.
hustrlal education In the public
,schodis7 DO you think that the
worker Is entitled to representation
on boards Of education? DO you con.
cede the right of the teachers In the
public schools to organize and to af'
filiatc with. the movement of the or
ganizcd workers? Are you in favor o.
free text books for use of students
In the public schools?
"a. Crcdit-Do you acquicscc In Tho
theory OF the organization and use
of credit to serve production need
and not to Increase the incomes ant
holdings of financiors and spccu
iators?
~. Public Utalilies-Wou1d !
meet with your approva; to see al
public and semi-public u~tllitlei
owned. operated or controlled by IN
state or national government? do yol
favor government ownership OF rail
roads under democratic manage
ment?
16. Right to Organize-Do yoI
grant he workers the right to or
ganize for their common and mutua
protection and In the full exercise o
the normal activities which com
! with organization? Do you believ,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19


Are you In favor Of the enactment OF
a law establishing an eight hour day
and a minimum wage for women aud
girls? Are you In favor Of a child
labor law In all induatrics?
81. Minimum Salary for Teachers
Are you In favor OF the enactment
Of a law prescribing a minimum sal
AIRY for school ~teachcrsg
%. Car Limit In Trains-Are you
In favor OF a al limit law. to exped-
Ito the movement OF freight?
90. GASOLINE Tnx-Are you IN favor
OF returning to the public OF New
Mexico tho two cents per gallon gaso-
line tax they wore compelled TO pay
under n state law which has now
been declared unconstitutional
%. Road Tax-Are you In favor
OF amending the rond tax aw 40 ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

me no good at alI-my pains got Wor'e
instead Of better. I began taking the
Vegetable Compound and felt a change
from tho 1fat. Nov ! feel fine and adj
wise y one going through the Change
oi Life 70 try 4, Tor u cured me after l
Ind riven M III hopes Of aettlng better:
Yon can publish thia and l VIII tell
any one who writes 70 me the good
"a has done me."-Mra. MAnoAnEt
Dssx. l525 n. Alder s., philag Pa
Il. badly seems possible that there Il
q rnman IN ihlf country who will con
|tnue to suiIcr without giving Lydia T.
IIakham's Vegetable Compound . trial
after al tie evidence tkEt is continually
ho,na published, proving beyond contra
dItt.1f that this grand old medicine has
II|i8|tf n|'If NN||fIipH eu'p1H Heu1p
Than ~, oiAti meaitins y he world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

Who's Here
TODAY's AT
LOCAL HOTELS

COMBS
Jas. A.. French. Santa Fe.
q. I. Veil. Ei Puso.
zclmn Cash, lei Paso.
Tempest Cash. E paso,
Mra. W. w. Ward. Beien.
~ s. Mosbs. City.
Francis Harrison, City.
Riley Stewart. Gallup.
r. II. Young, Oakland.
Geo. ]. Man. foih. kans.
q. J. Herrison. Denver.
H.. r.. Hilbert, Okla, City.
n. f. King, Chicago.
Mrs. a. Bowen Gallup.
J. A. Gordon, Chicago.
AbvAEADO
Max Hrsch, New York.
Z. A. Kinings. Ell Paso.
Henry Kessier. Denver.
Douglas Butler. El Paso.
John II. Ward. oil City. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Smith. Silver
City.
Mrs 4. Bauer. Detroit.
+. W. Bauer, Detroit.
w. r. O'Hrlen, Denver.
Clara Mark. st. Pster. MINI.
A. Schofield, Boston.
Guy A. Heed. Carlsbad.
T. ]. Hawthorne, Ell Paso.
II. G. Rogers, San Antonio.
IRA "a NJ NutDI0Us (ubyoHf AfAhas
SrURGES
l.. A. Bond. Grants.
II. G. frost, vi Paso.
q. c. Jones. Pueblo.
Ben sfuckfadden, Las Vegas.
Jack Wood. Abeline. Texas.
Chas. Smith, Fort Bliss.
Thoa Moffet. Gallup.
Geo. Olson, Santa Fe.
Lola Lutman. Traverse City. Mich
w. Y. Portman, Denver.
q, 4. Crlswcll. Cameo, n. NJ.
y. NJ. Dickens. Gallup.
II. q. Savage. FL Paso.
W. n. Everett. El Paro.
J. Levy, Acuaffey, N. NJ.
ssDon'fa''-FoR wIaHm0.
Dun't wish ycu could find D 5on-find II.
Den't wish you could rent your ApAft
Dea'i wisk you could sell your house
Bell H.
Phohs sls. Phone slb,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

Calomei snlivates. It's mercury.
Calomei acts like dynamite on n slug
glsh liver. When calomel comes into
contact with sour bile II crashes Into
IL, causing cramping and Nausea.
n YOU feel bilious. hcadachy, con-
stipated and ali knocked out. Just go
to your druggist and get n bottle OF
Dodson's Liver ZONE for n few cents,
which Is n harmless vegetable sub
stitute for dangerous calomel. Take
a spoonful and II II doesn't start your
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19
DODSON WARNS
CALOMEL USERS
You Cannot GRIPPE, Sicken, or Salivate Yourself 1t You
Take ''Dodson's Liver Tone" Instead

liver and stralghtcn YOU ny better and
quicker than nasty calonel and with
out making you sick, you just 80 back
and get your money.
II you take calomel today you'll he
sick and n%auscatcd tomorrow; be-
sides. II may salivate you, while ir
You take Dodson's Liver Tone you
will wake up feeling great. full OF
ambition. and ready for work or play.
les harmless. pleasant and safe to
give to children; they like ".
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19

Vegetables Com
pound has done me.
! had organic tron-
bles and am going
through the Change
Of Life. ] was taken
with a pain in my
aide and a bad head
ache. i eonld not
lie down, could not
eat or sleep. ! auf-
feged something
terrible and the doc.
tors medicine did
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19
ORGANIZED LABOR
AGAINST LARRAzOLQ
State Federation Goes
On Record Against
denomination.

The Nov Msxico Federation OF
Labor n organised labor in con-
ventfon late yesterday afternoon
adopted the denomination OF Gov
ornor Larfazoln.
The governors action IN the
mincrn' strike at Gallup and his rec
ord during his administration were
given In the resolution "A the grounds
for opposing his denomination.
The resolution protesting against
the ronomination will be circulated
throughout tue state previous to the
selection Of delegates TO the state
convention In Aibuqnerque next
month.
The Resolution.
The New Mexico Federation OF La
hor convention was In n
brief session Immediately at the close
OF the convention af the New Mexico
passage OF the anti.Larrazola resoiu-
tion was Inc main object OF the brief
session. Tho resolution follows:
by the New Mexico State Fedora.
ton OF Labor and all organised
labor in convention assembled IN tho
city OF Albuquerque on the 18th day
OF August, 1880.
BE Il resolved, that we condemn
thn action OF Governor Iarrnxolo
" AaAH alNANn - ~ ANNNAN ~
trouble at Gallup and his action IN
general against organized labor dur
ing HE administration and do hereby
protest his denomination 10 office In
New Mexico
The nonpar,iaan league completed
lta work late IN tho afternoon and
today Is preparing TO MAJ, out the
uu~eationnaire adopted 10 candidatos
In the state. II is expected TO hive
the u~ucstionnaircs returned by DC
.ober !. and when they are all In the
league win give out Its preference
as TO candidates.
II was explained by the organizers
today that the league was not only
for membors OF organized labor. but
for all workers and hat an effort
will be made to organize locals In
all cities OF tlse state.
Officrrs EIsctcd. N
w. NJ. Cote. preslden. Of the Stnte
Federation Of Labor. vas named
president OF The new league. ana q
w. Austin. secretary and treasurer
The executive committee includes w
J. shumphan OF Albuquerque. Johr
X. BurkH OF a Vegas and Riley
Stewart OF Gallup.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19
Quetionhaire NOn-Partisan
League Will Send to, Candidates

The questionable framed here yesterday by the Non-Partisan
league aud letter to be sent to all candidates for office in the state
follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-19
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
Extraordinary Curative
Power of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.

Philadelphia, Pal want 70 let you
know what good Lydia r. P~inkham's