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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-25
WITH BROADWAY
CAST, COMING HERE MARCH 9

'Daddlcs," comedy OF the clean,
happy brand. nlled with punseni
beautiful witticisms and so interest
ing as 20 become at times dramatic,
is a play with n new theme which
John J.. Htobble n the author of and
which David BolasCo Will present az
tho Majestic theatre for ono perform
ance only. Tuesday. March .,
While the dominating note OF
"Daddies' is distinctly n human one
with an English girl OF seventeen
summers tho central figure OF It's OK
quisite romance, II is, at tho same
time, q comedy which is saturated
The story is of five misogynists who
band themselves into n bachelors
club for their mutual protection
against the wiles of women, until
they are cajoled by the gentle moth
er of their most distinguished mem
stricken wallis of Belgium and
France, with subsequent develop
ments which involve the bachelors
In situations that are as humorous
as they are unexpected.
But to young Ruth Atkins, whose
father a gon with thousands of
others, a willing sacrifice into the
hideous hopper of war, there is no
humor in finding herself in America
the adopted daughter of a young
bachelor who has sent for her under
the impression that she is a little tot
instead of q rosebud-like maiden
ready to unfold the petals of an ex-
quisite womanhood. To this girl,
matured beyond her years by the
gravity of the situation she has left
in Europe, the first consideration is
to help the babies h has left be-
hind. She is not unmindful of their
creature comforts n the necessity
of supplying them, but she realizes
that their needs extend still further
for there are thousands of little
children in the war-ridden countries
whose laughter has been SO shocked
into silence by the roar of cannon
that they must be taught all over
again how to play, how to be glad
in a word, how to be children. She
yearns ~inexpressibly to make Ameri-
ca see them as she sees them, nor
does she depart from this purpose
until she had so wildly pictured
them for the American author who
Is her guardian that he imbues his
new book with their interest. Thus
does the gentle British girl achieve
her loving purpose for others, even
while she gains for herself a great
and permanent happiness in the
wonderful heart of love.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
What Would You Haze Done9
Panther Fights Lion For
ColUer1ng Human Prey

growl warned me that was facing a
Ion. n tet 81
ing short OF a miracle. To wound Il
would only invite attack ] did not
hesitate a second. l was close TO a
tree and soon was up In comparative
safety. Something prompted me TO
look upwards. There glarlng down
at me was hugh panther.
A pretty problem. A lion below
and a panther above Taking as good
aim 8s possible, considering my posi-
tion, | fred al the panther. The AMI
mai fell from the tree with q scream
which angerod the lion. There was a
spring and sudden shock as the two
met together. For a few minutes
there ragged beneath me terrible
battle. Then Il was over. The lion
was the winner. For a moment he
stood there, and with a terrifying
roar bounded away into the darkness
Eventually / made my way back 10
camp. Had ! troubled 10 investigate
my friends absence ! would have dis
covered he was barely ten yards away
investigating a noise that had attract
] ed his attention.
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
SHALL WOMEN SMOKE,
Is CHICAGO QUERY

CHICAGO, June united Pross)-
Perhaps the future visitor TO this city
Will be stunned or pleased. a. tho case
may be, when llgh' feminine touch
Is felt upon his shoulder and he finds
himself confronted by a fair feminl-
nlne who sweutly says, "Oh, could
you spare me a cigarette, ! lcft mine
az home"
At least such an occurrence would
not be improbable n one Chicago wo-
man had her way. She says, 81 think
women and girls ought to be allowed
to smoke In public and on the streets
as well as men,
And yet there Is the other side OF
the question. Alderman Max Adam
owskl has proposed that a city ordl-
nance be enacted that would pro-
hibit the ladies from smoking In pub
lic The cause OF such aniagonism-
Well. his daughter saw some Of the
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
BY BELLE ROBERTS,


WASHINGTON, June 3.-The eleven
million boys and girls who attend
t'ural schools are not getting a square
deal, according 10 Hon. Thomas =.
Finegan, State superintendent Of pub
lilo instruction for Pennsylvania. lie
says that while city children have
the privilege Of ten months OF public
school educational training every
year; the best OF equipment as to
reachers, school buildings and school
room conveniences, also courses OF
study, that the rural schools as a
whole are less useful today than they
>were 80 or 70 years ago.
During May / Travelled through
four States, including my own. and
not one rural school was open. The
reason2 They had used up all the
time required by their State laws for
attending schools. Some States re-
1uire only 100 days OF rural school
attendance, said Professor Finegan,
while most OF the city schools re-
Quire at least 200 days. Such a sit
.1ation places the country child at a
disadvantage. We also have been
putting the poorest teachers and the
poorest equipment in our rural
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
By MAJlBERT ST. GEORGES
Eamnna IInrln IraNnlnr-

was in East Africa, big game
shooting, and with me was young
friend OF mlno whose ambition was
90 shoot a lion. But up TO the pres
ent. lions had eyaded US completely.
One day after long trek wo camped
IN a district unknown TO me. That
. evening We heard the roar OF lions.
We decided 10 take watches, and as
my friend took the FIRST, went on In
: -stanuy into a droamless sleep,
woke up couple OF hours later,
and the flrst thing ! noted was that
my friend had disappeared. Had 9
/. lion sprung on him unexpectedly II
was scarcely likely with three bright
fires burning Then / noticed his
rifle was gone and realized that he
had actually gone-to try and shoot
lion and so surprise me In the
morning.
! called him a fool, but was just
.hs foolish myself. Snatchlng my rifle
] dashed out 10 try and find him. But
could not find him and finally turn
ed back toward camp. suddenly ahead
'of me I saw two green points, and a
Evening journal., 1920-06-04
COUNTRY KLDDLES DON'T
GET SQUARE DEAL

schools, when only the best OF each
is good enough.
Courses Of study should also be
rearranged," Professor finegan add
ed. "RecitatiOns every four TO seven
minutes all day long, In one room,
by one teacher, is unfair to both
teacher and pupils. The one-room
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

school must give way 20 uhe consoll-
dated school. the school term must
be heightened. and better teachers.
better buildings and other equipment
must ,be provided. that The country
oduealInn with The ellY chlld.N
Evening journal., 1920-06-04

fair sex enjoying few rnins from
their favprlte brands at a certain So
clal function recently.
This period Is excellent for large
business firms 10 increase their em-
pioyes through the use OF the Want
Ads
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
December Exports
Lower Than November

WASHINGTON. Jan. 23.-necem-
Der exports decreased In value So
p0o,Oe0 from tho Sift 900. 900 record
ed FOR November. while Imports
dropped To S3Si 900. 900, "a decrease
Of Stt.Ono.0 600, according 10 "a slate
mcnt today hy the commerce depart
ment. Tho excess Of exports Ner
Imports tot the entire year tBtt
reached St,0tT 600. 600. "a high rec
ord. Exports tutalled s1.N2l0ab.U 600
with imports amounting 10 Sa.a04.-
100000. compared with 1918 eNtiuriS
Of AblfH,0OV, 600 ANA Imports OF
f3.0ai 900. 600.
Gold Imports amounted 20 81. OOU o.
oVh compared with SG2. 900. GOA in
1918. while gold exports Jumped 10
SadN. 0on. 600 nom il.ODn 900 In
1918.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
FOUR BOUND OVER
On LIQUOR CAARlE


s9ee-
rtn|A flAIIt Nt4 Annie tAptado and
VIDAL NntnKTeE Neff honnA over q
tIE" "|N|2I |IfHlU IMrl tNrrFHM with
tt1NNI. Irr H4ti4HaI tHtNf4H01 act.
failt #E + hpatlnk htIonet Com
q McpMnM Sfaay
la 81 thnourtea. Eth o.
14nNaIa " lsdfasFd untce HftN4 roud.
l#Il0nIIIE Iif1 NW.f CtntIo are
rf.hr& eINf FtInuaIAl4in HellNer-
IhE ana f~rrrIehlnN inlozicttinH iiqucr
"a Linn EIanr1tfiAni AMI Nf-
III aIn3 and toastnsInf i~hroSicatlst
liquor without rrff obtaining Iflmis-
sion fTqm ne c~alrmiAl1ntf 10 in
feId4I tftrnuf.
con4I6orahIc cunllictlne esideace
~aa eit4aA ~ She tMItes involved q
70 the irnnaIer Of he i,qnoE and
ct1sr eetans rflqr 81 ue arrese 49,
from NtN. UnIado'h htN1f. which lid
uo8 arrIa ~nh hls feetifaunt "a a ftW
mlnulfa urceiotN IS which be- stated
ne Was ~ the house asleep al the
faIe the uIn WIS d4llNtrrd.
Mfs F~fanreathini uduItted y
nhIn n The liquos and stated Az ad-
d|fIun TO the wine IN qurasion ahe has
ia plnta or isquor. privalc aud for
own ann. a. DIV t-ould criftk two
bIats a day. IL which "a Il would
not he a Ions time until her stock
14auid he Used up.
IIaflafo Uefh uAs nis1 bound over
nfaHa Jury under t6uo bond
4tfsf 4 hrarinF thla AFTERNOON lie o
ssser4f9d With selling Ianrilca eiuacr,
r0rtnfnine more Than cfr and =
iAif per cent alcohol FOR hcetr4re
pnIpoetH Otero u a clerk IN ne
confectionery Efore and POOL hall ne
I0nflns 10 A. A. Archuie.a az 2oa
Norm rlfal STREET.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
Knight Takes Sharp
Issue With Daniels

NNNNNtNutN ANgNn NNAt Nnisl
Of These and the navy cross TO IN"
10 flake New Itc1,ort.
Discussing Secretary Daniels order
that the board reconsider al awards
anC submit "a new report, Admiral
knight said;
The hoard will modify It's former
report ~ 10 deems necessary n
nan changes 10 they urc found de-
sirnhle. We nope 60 render a. new
report within % few weeks.
referring g. the requirements FOR
the navy cross. ADMIRAL knight slid;
zone ot the most unfortunate rc-
suits of the controversy which has
grown out ~ tNc list or awards re-
regard the ctuss as an award of iiitle
value. 10 correct This entirely false
ant mischicNlhus tendency. Do Hhuuld
hr sufficient to emphasize the fact
% at tine cross o. the only award pro-
vldod hy curnross fur heroism. whcth-
ar in conflict with the enemy or NOT
ID less iu uorree 'hau that which
would Justify the award uf the m~dai
OK honor. % b. also % only one
provided Tor distinguished service NOT
iu "a position OF great responsibility Do
No Information was aNailnhlc to
guide the board boz making recon-
m"cndutluns for captain Sutterlet. OF
the Tampa and COMMANDER Client OF
the Antilles. % were any circum-
stances known that wouid juttlfV
such award Admiral Knight said
Secretary Daniels awarded n = NJ
20 both Officers The Tampa aud
Antilles wefo torpedord and ~unk.
Ca~r Widely Dincrrnt.
THE CaHU Of "a shlp destroyed by
an enemy against which she had no
opportunity To IRE q shot, said Ad-
HuIraI KNIGHT Hls. in the UuIuIur of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
Newly Elected President
Says 'AH For One, and
One For An Should
Be Motto for Coming
Year.

The dircciofa OF the Chamber OF
Commerce unanimouaiy elected nr.
lfcitoy S. Peters AZ president or M
c~teanizauon ~ their nieeilnF veatcc-
day afternoon. j.. a. C0ons wis
made ur-t tice-urcsldcnt aud 10. p,
barton. second Nice- preAieeni. ~. A..
Watkins remains Secretary.
when interviewed hy The Herald.
pr. Peters, the new president of thg
Chamber 81 Commerce. announced
The policy OF his administration for
THE year 1920 az follows;
THAT Celebrated duuintton An for
one. and one fof AR fits nicely into
the present situation and needs OF
Albuquerque ana New Mexico IN O.
civic way.
II believe that under the present
stat Of The Chamber Of Commerce,
backed up hy the Officers, bonrd OF
directors and members. we will be
able TO accomplish n vast amount Of
Eood IN this city and state for the
year RI 1890. In order that the sreat-
est afnount OF good may be nc-
compiishcd FOR any community. it b.
necessary TO have concerted action.
Active interest by the membership. a
large ~ active membership IN an
active. efficient Chamber o. Com
merce II the greatest asset that any
community can command.
On Civic Anair~.
"AibuqufrQuc IN AL civic matters
aud anairs should make the Chamber
OF Commerce is central point. and
an efforts and operations in civic
matters should be directed from the
Chamber OF Commerce thereby eli
ahiinE that particular project 10 have
the combined strength Of all bodies,
firms ana individuals Interested IN
the civic welfare OF the city.
In a Few words I believe hat n
the citizens OF the city 81 A~lbuquer-
que viii bury any individual hntchets
and viii make u a special point 20
acquire the ret-tuFether spirit, thv
boosters idea. and VIII endcavor 20
harmonic relations in the future that
I'VE viii accomplish for our city and
state "a great many things for the
public good that could Not De acc
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
for
Kidney Ailments

There iF only medicine thai
really stands out prc-cmtncnt uH %
medicine for durable ailments or tho
EidneYa liver and bladder.
Or kilmer's Swamp-itoot stands
Do highest for the reason that II has
proven TO be just the remedy needed
In thousands upon thousands OF dis
tressing cases. Swamp-Eoot makes
friends quickly because It's mild and
immediate erect Us soon -cnlikcd in
most eases. % Is q gentle. healing
vegetable compound.
start treatment at once sold At
an drug stores In bottles OF two
sizes, medium and large.
However. 10 you WISH first TO tcgf
this great preparation send ten cents
20 Or Kilmcr a Co. Binghnmton.
y, Tor a sample bottle When writ
ing Doe sur ma mention the Aibu-
querque Evening Herald.
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cohplished by individual effort or the
EFFORT Of just a lew. We must ally
ourselves Ia b great group. all or
us trying together for one objective
90 q time. Accomplishing the sam. by
concerted unort and then taking up
the next.
Urges broad MmdomrSs.
1T g. merely "a question Of ne
hrond-mindndncss of the business and
professional men. their acquiring the
Eet-tosether spirit and banding them
selves into une unit with The step
LIVELY" slogan und the big idrn Of
nothing hut O. successful ISSUE for he
completion OF each pro iecf that they
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
Trying to identify
Skeleton OF a Man

L
rffoENfN. Jan. 41.-lnVestlEntion
81 ne potion % a steietnn dlscoN-
erred Wednesday on the desert near
Chandler. Arizonn. was being made
TODAY by She Officers Of the sheriff
and thh county attorney.
A. The Hkun = examined by County
Physician Rarrt1 Carson and pro-
nounced a. bflongipg 20 a a be-
f4fte iAe ages OF ~ and eS. Ruher
Ctf4Aflta. Of southern California.
n1lElnf IRON Chandler since shortly
after the aala OF q ranch for ffo. too.
uan said to have been about IS yeara
az age. The nunc4 Of the skcneton
iiad been partly deeomposed b quick
finc.
a few scraps OF clothing and \ lock
81 halr uefe expected TO furnish the
1nign open np a tran 70 one or more
~rhIIr4eff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
Sunday Jan. rs
to Be Nurses Day

THITNIIl- jan EITWI1VFTnOF7 OF
- STATES have issued proclhmHtions
nfItInE aside Sunday. January -, ~
uufata'n day IN honor % tn ONE
who gave their services 70 he Amer
iran soldiers ~ Europe ana az home.
Tns GOVERNOR have notified the 5000
NoDu1H1 men NJ Fort Sheridan, Who
MunthUd the movement hat they
Noul daak the people 10 wear q flower
SUNDAY W honor ~ the army nurses.
colonel Bispham. commandment ~
F0rt I~hcrldnn. has authorized the
ofIItffH and enlisted men 70 wear q
1lo8ff on thtlr uniforms Sunday.
states IN which the p~rocinuutinns
hAts BeHn issued include Iowa. Colo
rado, Wyoming. South Dakota. Ne
lnaaka. Idaho and Arizona.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23

undertake 10 bring to a successful
conclusion. nisintercstednoss. pess-
imism, lnke-warm enthusiasm. short
sighted aud narrow minded Ideas and
penny wise ana pound foolish policies
Will wreck any community.
From now ~. ! hope TO Hcc n
policy OF honost-to~guodness boost
ing. civic generosity and a rally round
the standard uf the chumner Of Com
merce In order mat we may prosper
and build ~ Albuquerque. tho
metropolis a this section and the
country INTO % % prosperous city,
wido-nwnke To the knock OF uppot-
Wntv"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
NAME BAYER ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Get relief without fear as told in
'Bayer package
y

The "Bhyer Cross b. the thumb
print OF genuine "Hnyer Tuhitts 81
Aspirin" ~ protects you against
limitations and positively idcntineH
The genuine Aspirin prescribed hy
phya1c1Tna for over eighteen years,
Always buy an unhrOken package
of "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" which
contains proper directions 90 safely
relieve Colds. Headache, T0othache,
Earuche. Neuralgia, LumhnEp. kheu-
Pain generally.
Handy TN boxes OF twelve tnhlntT
cost hut q few cents. DruFElsta also
soil larger HHnyer' packages. As
pirin h the trade mark of Bayer
Manufacture OF Monoacetcacidester
81 Salicyicacid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
English Duchess
WEEDS Capt. Lewis

LONDON. Jan. aa-Auuouncc-
mrnt was made TODAY of the marriage
of the Duchess of M-esfministrr and
captain James Fitzpatrick Lewis
THIS timc and place OF the
were not disclosed.
The Due sH formerly was Com
stance Edwlnu. daughter OF William
Comwallis-Wos She married Hugh
Richard Arthur GroHvsnor. second
duke ur Westminster in 1901. They
sirned a separation agreement In
1874 and 70 decree OF divorce wrH
granted to the duchess boz juno. 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23


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nliieAn N"uia p .oo htaf
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lnN 1NIH.f.tnN 7 n'"" -+nr 70 h'u-
flue tnnds Tor peaihk : noNoa 70 fN-
sefife mtn o. me h'Ap,'
ciu.'nr y tn..HlN'
mitunt -..te .nH 'cun,s ~
manufacture inflf own fo"n piiHins
material.
ny lfflt.pop f'n.panlc- o. n.S
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sung oi-ln ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23

PARIS. Jan. 12-The time in which
the auFo-Alnv government must glve
= otfsnlia reply o. 20 whether b. will
accept fhe settlement Of the Adriaiic
question renched by flfe supreme
ss81noli early his week. WAS extended
and Frenrh governments. The ex-
tension uaa Eruufed upen the request
u foreign minister Trumbltch Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
DOTS and DASHES

LONDON dispatches from Wan
saw appeared in the English news
papers declaring Mnrfhul Furh Wgs
proceeding tp Warsaw within two
weeks and suggesting tho Likelihood of
. Polish attack nu Hulshcviki kuSsiN
These REPORTS are denied hN the
French foreign office ana Marshal
Foch says Ho knows nothing about
him.
NEW YORK AN or the s3l pass
cnFcrH nn tho disabled arms Trims
unft rowhtfHn huNo boon transferred
60 Tine transport Northern Pacific and
arc ON their way 10 New York,
Herald Want Ads Are Real
Go.Getters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23

PHOENIX. Jnn. 2H.-Ielerrnms
are lleiu sent today 10 Elk lodges
throughout the state BY Guy Alsnp,
exalied ruler OF the local lodge In
tltihf members TO be present al the
reception 10 he rendered n member
OF the order. General J. J, Porshlnf,
JANUARY so. The local 1odre was
planning today 10 send "a deiegntion
10 WlckenhurE % greet the general
aud accompany him 10 Phoenix. The
lodge also asked that All husiness
houses be cl1sed on the day General
pershing visits the Arizona eApithi'
The human brain usually stops
crowinr az about so and from 60 20
10 IL tendency Is 10 decrease 10 size
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
Rose Pastor Stokes
Indicted as Radical

members ofthc communist party were
indicted today ny The special grand
Jury probing radical activities.
Most prominent among them ia
Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes. mid 90 be
"a member of the national executive
committee ~ the organization.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
u. s. Capital to Help
Europe Get on Feet

WASHINGTON. Dan. as-Ameriran
capital Niil be employed ri uiding
Europe TO set back 20 productive
work. not because % "~aitractivu
Fotes % interest. but 70 restore ncrn-
AZ conditions aua - open markets. for
Anferican export. Governor HARDING
81 the federal reserve board slid to-
Gay, speaking before the second PAN
AAnefican financial cOnfrehs.
I'VE cannot however, export thinEs
Whfrh We Do not have Governor
Hafdinw said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23

MAS1ilNGTpN Jan. 23-Cuiuire
~ q two cent piece as e memorial f0
former President Roosevelt. was pro-
posed lu a bill introduced hy CHAIR
man Mclean today - he SENATE
bnukinR committee 20 the request u'
the woWuu's national Roosevelt me.
mortal association.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23
Daniels Officially
Calls 1t Worlds War

NEWrullT. a. l.. Jan. Can
order received today from Secretary
OF tho Nayr Daniels. announces thar
hDn'rfcrth nr war which tbis coun-
trN entered into .nn AprI % 1879
shall ue known as the Worlds War
and shuN Doe 40 defined To- 400 official
communication OF fns navy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23

II has been estimated by "a Euro
poan scientist that the commercial
value Of the electricity IN "a flesh OF
lightning lasting onc-thousandth Of "a
second is 20 cents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-23

pHOENiN, Jan. e5.-Apportion-
menf Of 4 sfnte school fund Of St27,-
Sl7.50 among the counties The sum
nting bneeG on n census total or
7f.5S3 population. was announced TO-
day ~ g. %. Case. superintendent, OF
public Instruction