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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
HARDING LAUDS
ESCH BILL At
START OF TOUR
BEST Piece of Legisla-
ton Ever Enacted"
He Says

oN BOARD SPECIAL TRAtS. Sept.
2'.-1Scnator W. G.. Harding. repubii-
can prcridcntial candidate. made his
first speech nj the day on his Journey
to baltimore at Altoona. Pa. where
he told railroad employees that the
CUMMINGS Esch railway law IL the
best piece OF legislature for the rail-
wny workers ever placed on the stat
ute books"
The nominee also told the Altoona
crowd that he loved Pennsylvania he.
cause IL was n staunch republican
state. hut added that when the re-
publican party made mistakes the pco-
pie should correct II.
III has been reamuring." he con-
tinucd, TO know that if we of our
party have been unmindful. ynu have
turned to another party to correct
things. am glad you did It. because
when one party has failed YOU ahould
turn to another to put your wishes
into execution. | have n strong notion
we are going to do something or that
kind very soon"
Later the nominee mndc short
talk at l.cwistown. IA, and greeted
Nill another crowd at Harrisburg,
where his train mopped Tor more than
an hour.
AZ the train passed through Pitts
burg during the night, a switch en-
zine side Hwipcd one OF the cars oc-
cupied by newspapermen and ioited
the senators private car. Ideal"
which was directly behind. No one
was injured and the only Ia mage done
was the shattering of the vestlbulo
windows OF the newspaper car.
The special was running slowly
when the impact occurred and few
Of those on board were awakened.
Train officials said the engineer or
the switch engine had misundeIEto ood
the signals.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

Leads In Game
With St. Louis

SPOR1SMAN PAitll. 81. LOUIS,
Sept. 21.-MnlntninlnE y lead Of half
u game In the American League pom
nant race aa the result Of yesterdays
victory over 81. Louis. Cleveland tooli
the field today determined to hold its
advantage over Chicago. Davis and
Malls were the two moundsmen.
st. Louis took the lead In the third
inning when they scored two runs ON
four hits by Scvcreld, Davis, Slsler and
Gerber.
Cleveland scored one run In the
fifth inning ON single by Elmer
Smith ana n double by Gardner.
Cleveland went In the lead In the
sixth inning by scoring two runs.
Cleveland scored two moro runs IN
the seventh inning. taking a COM
manding lead.
Cleveland scores three more runs
ia the eighth inning.
Score: R.H r.
Cleveland ................. II o
81. Louis ..:............... 10 3
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
Capt. Amundsen's
Polar Ship Wedged
In an Ice Pack

NOME. ALASKA. sept. 2I--icaptain
Road Amundson's polar expedition
AIRY ship, the Maud. Is reported wedE-
cd tight In the polar Ice pncl, west OF
kOlyuchin hay. Siberia and nearly
midway between Wrangeli Island and
the northern Siberian const, by fur
traders who reached Nome today.
Because OF bad lee conditions IL
appears doubtful whether the OK
plorcr will he able to reach his lnst
ycar's winter headquarters at ItEuan
bay, according To the traders.
The traders also aighted the
schooner Polar Bear. Captain Chris
Gudnuindscn, drifting In the ice west
OF koiyuchin hay. They said the
nose OF the vessel was pointed down
ward, with the propeller In the air.
Tlnr crew of the Polar Rear stayed
with their ship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

NEW YORK, Sept. 27.-Brooklyn
won the championship OF the National
league today. although idle. ns n re-
suit Of New York being defeated by
Boston here In the second game OF
their double header.
New York'a last chance to oven tic
brooklyn slipped away with the loss
of tho second game, Each now has
four games to play and II the Giants
win all of theirs and the Suporhaa
lose their four. the final standing
would he:
Brooklyn won 90: lost 60.
New York, won 50: lost G5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
SOCIAL REVOLUTION URGED
IN ADDRESS FROM BALCONY
OF CENTRAL PALACE IN MEXICO

denounced as Organs Of capitalism
and enemies OF the workers"
Among the suggestions launched
from. the palace balcony were the
dynamiting Of the archbishop's pal
ace. the erection of IA guillotine for
all journalists in the central plaza, the
construction of barricadea In the
streets, and cheers for the communist
revolution In fucainn and the sack
Ing of food shops.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
Armour & Co. Indicted
For Profteering in
Lambs in Chicago

DOSTVN, Supt. 2i.---Arm0ur and
company. meat packers. were Indicted
for profiteerins In lambs In the re-
port OF the federal grand Jury which
investigated food costs here last June
II became known today when the COM
pany. through counsel. filed plea
OF not guilty ir the federal court
Counsel. asked for ten days within
which to Withdraw the plea and file a
demurrer, and the request was gran
ed.
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A NJ { RIG An
LEGION OPENS
CONVENTION
Tribute to France Fea-
ture of First Days
Session

CONVENTION HALL. Cleveland.
Ohio, Sept 21.---An ovation to France
was the feature of the opening session
here this morning Of she second nu-
nual convention OF the American Leg
ion. J. II. Mcouigg. department COM
mander OF Ohio. started the demon
strntion. when In his reply to the ad-
dress OF welcome by Mayor w, 4.
Fitzgerald he referred to France az
one Of the greatest friends of the
American Legion. The cheering be-
gan aud calls were made Tor Frances
r., Drake, commander OF American
Legion Post Number One Paris
When h" appeared the entire assem-
bly, stood and chccred Tor several
minutcH.
The convention was called To order
by Commander Franklin D'Olicr.
After National Chaplain Kelley had
delivered the invocation he asked that
everybody remain standing silent for
thirty seconds that ''wo may still at
test our ardent love. our unending at
fcction and undy1ng devotion to those
whose great memories shall always
he kept fresh by the rows OF white
crosscs.'
Message From FOch
The reports of the different national
hAAihin hhh WV llNklhlll lOE NV NbU~
ventiOn were read and adopted.
A telegram OF greeting from Mar
/ shnl Foch OF France was read at this
time and greeted with rounds OF ap-
plausc. The message said:
'rO the American Legion In con-
vcntion assembled. Cleveland. Ohio.
"Rcgrctting my inability to find
myself among the former combatants
oi the glorious American Army my
La with h4N "a hs. t.tns ~
this SECOND anniversary OF the fight
inR they went through by the side
OF the Allies FOR the common cause
OF right and liberty. | again render
homage to the valor and to the brav-
cry which they INCREASINGLY showed
on the battle fields of France. In the
days Of misfortune and the days Of
success: the magnificent enthusiasm
with which they answered our CT u 1:
the great part they took In the sacri-
ficcs OF war. the glorious remcm-
brnncc OF those who fell on our soil
Will remain token of the profound
gratitude aud the indcstructiblc union
OF our two countries. send my cor
dial greeting to Cleveland the steel
city" and to the great state of ohio
which has furnished to America 40
many illustrious statesmen and. To
France No many faithful friends
Veteran Presented
Just before n recess for fifteen min
utcs. while the convention waited for
the committees to report, commander
D'OliCr asked that any civil war vet
cram whc were present as members
OF the American Legion be escorted
to the stage. california reported one
such member who was absent as y
member OF 20 committee. NJ. W.
Woods, of Idaho. was then introduced
and escorted to the stage. MIR. Woods
served In the civil war and was
wounded twice. lie stepped down the
aisle with the spring OF tho youngest
veteran, amid great cheering.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
Multi Millionaire
Is Believed to Be
Held by Kidnapers

CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-Search for
Ambrose j. Small. Canadian theatri-
cal manager. and multi millionaire.
has lecn started here by Chief OF
Detectives James l.. Mooney. who
said ne Is convinced that Small is
being held here by kidnapers.
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Weather.:
"a ,Hr. UNIVERSITY OE NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE

HlBheHt q M
u ra ure, 10;
low est tempera-
ture. IS; daiiy
ra n ge tempera :
ture. 3ii mean
daily temperature
q 4. rel latl I've
humidity, q y. m.
2Oi reinitvs hu-
midity 9 a. m. 81;
p re cipit alton.
none; maximum
velocity OF wind.
miles per hour,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

IL: prevailing direction, south
west; character OF the day. clear;
sun rises. d;OS; sets, .B;0i.
New Mexico: Fair tonight. with
frost In north portion; Tuesday un-
settled, possibly showers Ia south
portion.
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SUPPLY YOUR
WANTS
Through The Herald's classi.
fed Columns

The Classified Columns of
The Herald are WONDER
WORKERS., They reach Ear
and wide,
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This is where forward-looklnr
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Brooklyn Wins National
League Championship;
Chicago Defeats Detroit

CoMlSKEY PARK. CHICAGO.
Sept. e7.--Dick Kerr pitched Chicago
it's tenth victory In the last eleven
games by shutting out Detroit today,
? to o. Kerr allowed only six hits
and not a man reached third. Singles
by Eddie Collins and jackson. after
Dnuss hit Weaver In the sixth gave
Chicago It's runs.
Final score: II. II. +.
ilctrolt .s.........s.....O z
Chicago ...........g
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NETAL sTARKETs.

NEW YORK. Sept. 27.--Bar silver.
domeaiic. ssMc; foreign, 9ac.
Copper easier; spot and nearby,
1eh 0isHc; fourth quarter, i6h q
Ice, nominal.
Iron unsettled; No. northern.
t5i.0o@bs.oo; No. ? northern, 5000
06f.0o.
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HHIIcTIuS' Sthhcht, FIsher md T'I0'
nich. Ghnrrity: Jones ana Srhang.
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cHIcAQo- -grassom tt.co co0il.,f.
receipts, 10000.
KANSAS CTTY--0 steers
$500; receipts. - 600.
DENVER oo0tf.ooi feetipia.
400.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-20
2 AR M OLINE
HAIR DRESSING

wv WANT YOU to try ParmoIinc
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The following testimonial from q
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We arc establishing agencies
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BOX 1914 Richmond, Va.
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LYNCHBUIt(i NOTES.

We are glad TO report that Rev.
George w. Fendlcton pastor OF st.
Paul A. M. Il. Church who has been
sick for the past three weeks Is
better. He was suspected Of having
a weak constitution. lie has consider.
ably improved.
're@id ng Elder. d. w. Baker Of
the Staunton District EXPRESSED him
self ms being highly pleased with the
success of the church.
Rev. David A. Blake, pastor A. M.
e. church had very enjoyable time
last Sunday, 18th. The ex-pastor
lteV. a. l.. Scruggs, delivered two
very strong helpfn; and instructive
sermons. Collection for the day, two
hundred. and fifty dollars.
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THE JOB COMPLETED.

Wator was available although we
noticed that the three men in tho
house never loft the house without
gun in hand or on their shoulders.
by s L. NJ. that Tuesday. the work
h@d been completed, the Stanley
Steam car tested by Robinson and
we had backed it again into tho corn
1icld' hidden Mr.. Baughan- good bye
as no left In that speedy automobile
we had hired to take him to Frcder.
icksburg from which point that night
ne would leave for Richmond, Va.
All thought Of returning to Rich.
mend ourselves had
JOHN MITCHELL, JR.
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TIKI Y. Nj. G. A. NOTES.

Last Friday hight the Women's
AUXILIARY met and completed their
arrangements for tho Thanksgiving
Tea Thursday November 2eth, from
=. M, at the Y. M. G. A. building
A wide opon house tor the men from
homo and ut home. Everything free.
Bring the other man and ENJOY your
self. Third and Leigh streets.
Still tho class Tor the explanation
on tho Sunday School Lesson grows.
Last Saturday at the building p.
III. was warm hour aud DIR. w. IL.
Stokes was u happy man. Sorry to
know that you were not present.
Last Sunday was another full day
for service by the men and boys OF
the Y. Nj. G. A.
$50 a. NJ. the Week of Prayer was
opened and the men left full for ser
vice for tho days work.
Tho Committees for the city homo
and Jail work 10 A. NJ. made the i'll
mates of both places happy and
tneir minds changed
The boys ran over p. III. at the
Y. NJ G. A. and a good game Of base
ball Vas played with President Rom
ert p. Daniel at tho bat and all his
balls were good. Ono of tho best nd
dresses that have been given to tho
boys, Secretary Waltep Daniel led
the songs accompanied by their
pianist Master Joseph Hopkins. Motb
ars we thank you.
7. NJ. at tho 9Th Baptist church
tho S1st Anniversary Exercises were
continued. A short prayer service con
Quoted by General Secretary S. c..
Hurrell. Regular services opened by
the Pastor, Rev A. d. DAILY who
Conducted the deyotfonals. The re-
port for tho years work was read.
Address. The Boys and the Y. NJ. c..
a. President Robert +. Daniel who
made strong appeal for the boy.
Sermon, the Secret OF q Mans Happl
ness or Success, by DR.. w. II. John
son whose thoughts were crowded with
inspiration and hope. The choir OF
tho church was full of good music,
Collection and subscriptions were
good. We thank you.
Como on time today p. nj. at tho
\. M. c. a hear the explanation on
the Sunday School Lesson. Bring ono
Selfishness Is failure.
Men be on time Sunday ready for
hard work and tie other man.
~ meeting for tho workers $3.50 a.
NJ. st the building.
All boys ar invited t. tho cni..ic
for boys NJ. ut the hn;lding.
Pray for the Y. NJ c. A. 1t Is I'd
ly IN need OF prayer
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Mr.. DODSON WARNS
USERS OF CALOMEL
Says Drug Acts Like Dynamite
on Liver and You Lose q
Days Work.

There's no reason why person should
take sickening. salivatins calomel whom
few cents buys large bottle of Dod
sons Liver Tone-a t,rfect substitute
for calomel.
1t is pleasant, vegetable liquid which
will start your liver just as surely as
calomel, but it doesn't make you sick
and can not saliva.c.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodson's Liver Tone, because it is per-
fectly harmless.
Calomel is a dangerous drug 1t Is
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
dose of nasty calomel today and you
will feel weak, sick and nauseated to-
morrow. Don't lose q days work. Take
n spoonful of Dodson's Liver Tone In
stead and you will wake up feeling great
No more biliousncss, constipation, slug.
gishness, headache, coated tongue or sour
stomach. Your druggist says If you
don't find Dodson's Liver Tono acts bet
ter than horrible calomol your money 10
Mating for you.
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kT KhUN INVADING THE NORTH,
Branch is to BE Organized in
New YORK CITY.

New York, Nov. "A Ku Klux
Khan Is 10 be organized in New York
City 1t will be n branch Of a nation
wide organization which is now DO
ing secretly formed IN the South.
This information Is contained In a
letter received here by n New York
or from tho Imperial Palace OF the
Invisible Empire Of the Knights Of
the Ku KluX Khan, Atlanta, Ga" Tho
letter was signed by Edward Young
Clarke, "Imperial klealc.
We expect to start an organizn-
ton Of work in New York State in
November" the letter reads. We
hive in mind about 300 men in New
York City whom we expect to honor
by bringing into the initial organiZa
ton in New York City.
According to the writer letters
have been received by him from
Maine Illinois, Missouri; and Cali.
fornia requesting that organizers be
sent to begin work there. Men OF
Southern origin only are to he con
sidcred rs olo,giblc for membership
in the K. X. X.
The necessary tcrroEations for
membership are numerous, including
queries rs to age, birthplace. cduca.
t.cn; religion and questions like. edo
you believe in the principles OF pure
Americanism?" and do you believe
in white supremacy tin politics?"
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CHICAGO NOTES.
s.sEs

During the last ten days scores of
sion have been seen going to and from
tho pIovident Hospital. 36th and
Dearborn streets where they went t.
see NJ. Il. Bailey, President OF the
bailey Realty Co., and Manager OK
the Milton Mercantile Agency. OF
36SS south State street who was oper
aied OH by DR.. Geo. c. Hall, Wednes
day November 3rd. He Is rapidly i'm
proving and may be able to leayet he
proving and may be able TO leave tho
ho.pital by the 18th or 10th of tho
month If not before. M. II. Bailey Is
a member Of Quinn Chapel A. M. r.
church and one Of tho most promi-
nent leaders in Fraternal and bust.
ness organizations III the country.
.Zth;ss ,,2s =: :, ri -: -
Geo. II. Jackson president The
Pyramid Building and Loan Associ-
alton left for Ohio during tho week
on important business.
Hundreds Of members and friends
of the Grant Chapel, 1900 Evans
Avenue attended banquet which
welcomed Rev. and Mrs. Il. l.. Scott
back for another year. Watch for
the many beautifu1 presents present
ed, E'WTSsi
Charles Jackson who has been
aick at 1882 SO. WABASH Avenue has
recovered aud able to be about his
duty again.
The Ancient United Knights and
daughters Of Africa Of which W. H.
Fields ot st. Louis, Mo-, is National
Grand Master, will hold Its Annual
Meeting in this city next August
Preparations have already begun for
tho same. They have several thous
and me:nfers here.
-"y"---- -rsr-.-- ,
Bishop 6 l.. Blackwell Of Philadel
pia, Pa. IS tXpectcd to visit tho city
soon on imDOr tant motfors
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CROSSING THE !RAPPAHANNOCk
A BROIIEIx -.VLES.

The axle had broken, close up to
the wheel and visions OF trip by
train back to Richmond flGated he
fore me. inspected the damage. But
little was said by any Of the party.
Our one desire was to get that heavy
ladencd seven passenger touring
Stanley Steam car out Of the road
way. I saw heavy OIL truck coming
and hailed tho driver telling him my
trouble. He readily consented to take
me to fredericksburg and pointed
out to me the garage that could rem
der service.
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=. J. Hayden, Richmond, Va,

Dear Sir.-A grateful heart and an
appreciation Of your medical skill
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= time. also delirious at her worst
stages, finally going into spasms, az
many as twenty-five or thirty in one
day. going from one right into anotr
err; her skin peeled off, also losing her
finger nails. and continuing in that
condition for months. Such was her
condition when 1 commenced On Mr.
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After using his medicines only nine
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$500 ENDOWMENT PAID.
LOWmoor. w. Oct. 20. 192

IIowmoor, Va, Oct. 90 1920.
This is to certify that I have re-
ceived from John Mitchell. Jr.. Grand
Chancellor Gf the Grand Lodge Of Va
knights Of Pythias. N. A: s. A.: F.:
A; A. and a. (s75.00) Seventy-five
dollars in payment of The death claim
Of Brother Henry Murroll who was O
member OF Sons OF Iowmoor Lodge
No. 125 OF Lowmoor. VA. Signed:
IDA MURRELL.
Beneficiary
Witnesses:
NORMAN II. SMITH.
d. w. ROBINSON.
LEONARD CLARK.
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$500 90 ENDOWMENT PAID.
Eanyille, Va, Oct. 81, 1920.

This Is to certify that We havo re
reived from lchn Mitchell, Jr., Grand
Chancellor of tho Grand Lodge Of Va.
Knights OF Pythias N. A.; S. A.: e.:
a.: a. and a. (s300.00) Three Hun
ore" Hollars in payment Of the death
claim Of Brother Chalmers Barksley.
who was member OF Moravlan Lodge
NO. Is or Danvil1e Va. Signed:
RICHARD BARKSLEY
BERDFLIA BARKSLFY JONES.
Beneficiaries
Witnesses:
G2TSS GILLESPIE.
GEO. w. RISON, D. D. G.. G.
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NOTICE.

Annual meeting of the Highway
i't 10y entertainment corporation
Will be held at the st. Luke Hall ON
November Goth. Various speakers viii
he present; Mrs. Maggie j. Walker,
air. Nelson Williams, il. TIE Pub
lice is invited. Admission free.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1920-11-20

out that night and bring 1t to Fred.
ericksburg the next morning. 1t was
with feeling OF relief that l went
out with tho James Motor Company
mechanics to try and haul IN tho dis.
abled Stanley. 1t was hopeless task
AMI the bpst that could be done was
10 drag 1t into a corn field whore the
tent was soon stretched, luncheon
served and thoy wore ready to retire
after I left them that night for Fred.
cl ickShurR.
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A CALL TO RICHMOND.

] called up the Forbes Motor Co,
at Richmond and also my own Office.
I talked with Mr.. Oscar Baughn, the
mechanic and he reminded me that
tho axle on my other Stanley Steam
Cor that 7 was rebuilding would furn
ish tho axle and that no would got it
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NOT EARLY RISERS.

inquired of them as to what
time they got up. They looked at
mo with some surprise as though tho
question was supcrfluous. under
stood. They had just turned out. Had
we come few moments earlier we
would have found them in bed. peace
fully resting. Mr.. Baughan got down
business at once, singled handed and
alone except for such help as we
furnished. We had enough to eat
for all hands. We secured lumber
from the farm OH which we cnmpcd
and for which the owner made no
charge.