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Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
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AT SANTA BARBARA MT and Mrs C. F. Ainsworth of Phoenix are guests at the Ambassador hotel at Santa Barbara, California.
 GO TO CALIFORNIA FOR SUM MER-Mrs. J. C. Graves and daughter. Bertha, left Thursday night for Cali fornia, where they will spend the sum mer, returning in October by way of the Grand Canyon.
 HIGHWAY ENGINEER TO ST JOHNS-C. c. Small. chief location engineer with the state highway de- pertinent, is in St Johns on official
 HERE ON LAND BUSlNESS-J. H Davidson of Los Angeles is in the city with view of taking over large tract of land MT. Davidson will be here the remainder of the week.
 LEAVES ON VACATION = Miss Sylvia Richardson. a stenogra phef with the state highway department left yesterday for San Francisco where she will spend her fortnight's vacation
 GOVERNOR GOES NoRTH-Gov- ernor Thomas F.. Campbell left last evening for the strip north of the Grand Canyon He will be joined ir Prescott by Mrs. Campbell who vii accompany him on the northern triI which will be made in the interests oi reclamation. The governor expects to be absent several days, timing ms return for meeting Of the state land board on August 2
 CHARGED WITH BURGIARY- Frank Pass yesterday was held to an swer to the superior court by Justice Mckee on a charge of burglary anc was returned 10 the county jail wher he failed to furnish a bond of S1.00o Pass is alleged to have entered the room of Juan Martinez in Madison ho- tel on May 2S. and stole a quantity ot clothing
 PLENTY OF GAS AT PARKER Bush's Ferry and Freight company Parker. writes the chamber of com.
 nerce to say ''as vet there has beer no restrictions on gasoline at ParlIe and one can get all they want" I'm writer N. T. Bush. states advices iron Los Angeles are that due to larg' rail shipments coming in the gasoline cl7o--t-e~a ie rero~fed about over SAYS GAS CONDITION NORMAL Gasoline in any reasonable quantI ties is obtainah'e between Los An peles and San Francisco and betweel i Los Angeles and San Diego. accordinl l to Standish L. Mitchell secretary O i rho Automobile Club Of Southern Cal l ifornia. in a letter to the Phoeni l cbanabe~ of commerce. "Couditions ar l not normal by any means" he contin ] ues He says conditions arc imnrov 1 ;ne and thAt he win keen the cham 1 her of coneherce informed.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24

day pleaded not guilty before Justice Mckee on a charge of grand larceny and will be examined on the charge on July 2S Avon was released under bond of $250 which he furnished and Serrano was committed to the county jail when he failed to furnish a bond of s1.000 It is alleged by Thomas H. Rynning that the men stole 5000 bricks from building under construction on West Washington street. Avon claims he bought the brick.
 HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGE - Thomas Roman and Antonio Arce yes terday were held to answer to the fed eral court by United States Comnis- sioner Tenke on a charge of violating the prohibition act They were com mitted to the county jail when they failed to furnish bonds of $500 each. They were arrested after the officers, in raiding their place at the intersec- tion of North Seventh avenu and the Maricopa canal, found 50-gallon bar rel of mash ready to run and three or four gallons of ''moonshine" whisky.
 DENIES SHE DESERTED HER HUSBAND-Sued for a divorce on the grounds of desertion, Margaret l.. Dixon yesterday filed an answer and cross complaint in which she denies that she deserted her husband, but alleges on the contrary that on July 20, 1918, at the special request of her husband, H. c. Dixon she went to Los Angeles to visit with her mother, expecting to re turn to Phoenix. While she was at her mothers, she says. he wrote and informed her that he did not desire to live with her any longer. Mrs. Dixon says he refused to permit her to return to him although she offered to do SO many times They were married at Pasadena, June 12. 1918.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
COTTON REGION BULLETIN

NEW ORLEANS, La, July B. Temperatures were normal or slightly lower in eastern districts and slightly above normal in most western dis tricts; maxima generally exceeded 94 degrees in northwestern and extreme western sections. Mostly light to mod crate showers well in the Atlantic and east gulf states and locally in eastern Texas and Arkansas; heavy rains one to two inches in coast section of Louis jana and in a few scattered localities elsewhere.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
SORROWS PASS AND
 MAI Ikc ER0M IAH

LOS ANGELES+Heres a helpful hint to prisoners. Frank Fielder, in jail here on a forgery charge bor- rowed a visitors pass from some un- identified person and walked past the turnkey to freedom. They don't know when he went or where.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
Arthur Randolph Smith.

Arthur Randolph Smith. infant son of MT and Mrs. A. R. Smith. died Fri day afternoon. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at o'clock at the family residence. 1902 East Jef- ferson street. Interment will be at Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
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WEATHER FORECAST

Arizonas Saturday and Sunday part ly cloudy, local showers north and east portions Saturday; warmer north DOT tion.
 Colorado: Saturday and Sunday un- settled, possibly local showers west and central portions; warmer Sunday and in northwest portion Saturday.
 New Mexico: Saturday and Sunday unsettled probably local showers; warmer Sunday
 West Texas: Saturday and Sunday partly cloudy.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
u. s. WENT DRY BUT
 HAGEN STAYED WET

SEATTLE=The United States Of America went dry but Hagen Adams of Seattle stayed wet, says his wife. He paid no attention to dry laws but kept getting 1t and drinking it. Mrs Mary Adams told the court. She wants divorce
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
G F. Mclean

Funeral services for c. F.. Mclean will be held at II: 80 o'clock this morn ing at the Yarwood and Hockrey chap eI. 334 West Monroe street Intermen1 will be at Greenwood cemetery.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
4yYWiLly'
 LZLZZ;
''Wah-cha say 2

''Wah-cha sayy
 She rolls her eyes. She rolls her gum. She pushes three languid fingers against the Spanish comb that rises lige a spar afloat upon the crest of the Permanent Wave. The other hand presents four pink and shining cameos of nails against the patent leather belt that binds flesh georgette to blue serge.
 t.Wah-cha say?"
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
AND FOR THIS
 THEY PINCHEp ELM

SACRAMENTO - James McDermitt was sleepy. He says so and nobody denies it. We went to Fred Steen's S home, picked out a good bed and went to sleep. Steen came home and found McDermitt there. Now Macs in the hoozegow.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
OBITUARIES
Funeral of Stanley Woodward.

Funeral services for the late Stanley will be held at 10:30 o'clock this morning at the Merryman chapel. Interment will be private.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
COPS ARE WONDERING

AKRON-Mrs. William Bolton de- clares she went to see her husband arraigned on charge of stealing automobiles and while in the police station her pocketbook and 336 were stolen.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24

You apologize. You can't help your self. The goddess is smiles again. Such smiles. Such teeth. Such eyes
 CTS a swell un." she informs you, "'S a quarter anywhere but here. Jimmy, Play that sBustin' Bungs in Cuba, rag fer this lady"
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
Local Weather Yesterday
Stations

Deficiency in temperature yesterday, degrees.
 Deficiency in temperature since the first of the month, degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature. since January 1. 104 degrees.
 Normal precipitation January 1 to date, 3.71 inches.
 Actual precipitation January 1 to date. 4.76 inches.
 Excess since January l, 1.05 inches.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24

Since the Civil war in 1861. pensions aggregating S4.400. .000.0 900 have been paid to veterans.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24

..was zat? Don't know? Say lady. do you know who you're a-tallSin' to?
 Hey, Magic, here's dame wot thinks she knows more about poplar music than I do! Kin yuh beat that fer noive2"
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
 The Fraternal Brotherhood Picnic

Will leave hall at zoo p. m. Satur- day. July 24. Members furnishing transportation call Wilson at 2913- Watermelon feast at night. Ham an for breakfast. Oh boys. let's go. It
 WILL H. GRAY, at San Jacinto Communicate with Mrs. J. z. LaRue. Mesa, Ariz. You will learn of a death.
 GRAPES for sale at E. G. Bailey ranch, 1 mi. north of telephone office, Mesa. Phone 2R2.
 FOR SALE, Figs, Pc lb. on tree: pick your own. Alhambra Dairy. 300 fl. west of AIhambra and A mile south. Phone 22os. al
 VOTE FOR FRED wEAGE FOR SHERIFF.-Adv. al
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24

VOTE FOR FRED wEAGE FOR SHERIFF-Adv. al
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24

Thus it goesl
 She sells Kisses" for dime; 'oThe Rose of Washington Square goes on the auction block for half a dollar and Mp Old Kentucky Home is first mortgaged for 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24

Beethoven. pou know" you say.
 Bate Nav lady, you mean Berlin. Faint B Flat neither. You're thinkin' of 'It's Hell to Be Flat in a Flat, We're outa that-un."
Arizona republican., 1920-07-24

s'No-m. we ain't got that. Give yuh The Lingerin' Blues Same thing. Dja see .Bowery Bell?' $ a good un."
 Timidly you ask for Sonata in B To
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

Miss Mea Dame visited in Vermi-
lion last Saturday.
Henry Brown was in Sioux City
the first of the week.
Dr.. Leighton lefte on Moniay for
Minneapolis to attend a medical meet
ng.
Ed.sLee and wife went to Mitchell
Friday. Mr. Lee returned Sunday,
but his wife remained for a longer
stay.
Rev. j.. N. Deller, pastor of the
M. E. church at Geddes. was the
guest of Rev. j. W. Zerbe between
trains Wednesday.
Mrs. Spellerberg and two little
children, of Chicago, arrived Sunday
and will make an extended visit with
her parents. Mr.. and. Mrs. j.. A.
Stippich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred R~ohrabacher
were passengers to Sioux City Tues
day. Mrs. Ro%hrabacher went to Ro-
chester, Mimi. where che has a sis
ter in the Mayo hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Treiber, Mrs.
P. A. Bliss, Miss Helen and Alan
Bliss went to Sioux City Monday to
hear the concert by Madame Amelita
| Coli. Cr1rNS $1o& oropsnr I.=E-a
Mr.. Grimes has been very sick for
the pact two weeks at the home of
his daughter. Mrs. Vaughn. His
troubles seem to be due to old age.
Rev. C. E. Horton of Parker was
in town the last of the week. We
are informed that he desires to move
to Scotland if he a procure q house.
Y A GGo5bb, {. Z. TTreiber. Floyd
and Frank Wheeler, who went to
Flint, Mich, last week after some
new Buick cars, returned by train
Wednesday. Because of the bad roads
they left the cara at Lowden, Ia.
Miss Hildegarde Mueller closed her
school three miles north of Scotland
Friday. That evening as a closing
event the teacher. pupils and their
parents met at the school house for q
delightful dinner and social evening.
DR.. Robert Jasman returned last
Sunday from Detroit where he has
just completed a special courae in
dentistry. He has bean fitting him.
self for specializing in plate work
and aims eventually to confne his
practice to that line.
FREQ Webb, who has been working
in the Stafford barber shop, resigned
his job Saturday. His home is ir
Oakdale, Neb., but he went to Sioux
City Sunday where his mother is liv-
ing with a daughter. The report
reaches Scotland that on Monday he
and Miss Margaret Pillar were mar
ried. Miss Pillar was in Sioux City
visiting her sister.
Mre. Bruce BruntIet of Vivian, a
sister Of VIM. Wilson, stopped off
here to spend Sunday at tho w. B.
Robinson home while on her way ia
Audubon. Ia., to visit her people.
She says there have been heavy Losses
among stock men around Vivian, one
Of her ~neighbors having lost $50 head
of cattle In the recent storms.
Prof. Roberts. who has been super.
intendent Of the school at Beresford,
.s.s Is ss.=a HHs=s Eo#
working as advance man for the Red.
path Nawter Chrutauqna and wal
here to meet the local ommittee anc
give information regarding the course
to BIZ given here in July. A meeting
was held ut ths Corn Belt Bank ant
the committee was organized BY
eierting A, Bliss, president Jos.
Becker. secretary. and Alex. Treiber,
treasurer These ~officera with Rev
j. w Zerbe and G. +. Wild were
chosen az the executive committee.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
FOR SALE.

Rosecomb Rhode Island Red eggs
for hatch ing. 10 eggs for 81 so or
100 for So. 90 Cail nhona2 2n2-s.
or write. AUG. STEMPGES
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
CLASSIFIED LOCALS.

Manderaon School District No 8,
three miles west snd six miles north
Of Scotland. will have q basket social
on Friday evening, April 23rd. be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. The proceeds
wall 60 TO support war orphan which
Wa ad0nfad lasA uea.-Gs=e--a==
and old!
Nellie Beecher and Pupils.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

FOR SALE-Hay. baled or loose.
Inquire Of H. Slater. at Maxwell
Colony ranch, Scotland. S. d.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
CITY

The city election on Tuesday was
. t'y quiet from the fact that there
waa no contest for the offices. The
only con,est were over the vote for
a levy in support of the band, and
the granting of a franchise to the
Peoples Telephone Co., both of
which carried with good majorities.
Following is the vote by wards:
lat Ward
Mayor, Jassman
Treasurer, Alex Treiber .68
Justice of the Peace Schmidt. ....63
Stippich. ..... 90
Alderman, Herman sc
For Band Levy Tax .85
Against 9
For Telephone Franchise. ...,... ~
End Ward
Mayor Jasman .5S
Treasurer Alex Treiber. 81
Justice of the Peace Schmidt. -. .55
Stippich ....52
Alderman H. P Serr...........6l
Fol Band Levy Tax .6e
H.Sana*e
For Telephone Franchise. .5e
Against 5000.
Bird Ward
Mayor Jasman ..... IA
Treasurer Alex Treiber. -. id
Justice of the Peace Schmidt. ....4J
Stippich. 49,. 43
Alderman Reindl ........ .49
For Band Levy Tax. 80
Againat is
For Telephone Franchise. -. Al
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
FOR SALE

! still have two houses in Scotland
for rale. Any one wishing to buy
shouid apply AZ once before they are
sold. GEO. STEVENSON.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

xrs. VIM. Cation who is taking
ch%iropractic treatments IN Yankton,
vas home to spend Sunday. She re-
turned Monday accompanied BY Mrs.
Engman who will also tale treat
ments.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

FOR SALE-A few gond Orping.
ton cockerels. Carl Plattner
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22

A Basket Social will be held in the
Vellek school, April 23rd. An i'm
personator and speaker will give an
interesting and humorous entertain
ment. Come!
Ruth Herbert, Teacher.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1920-04-22
Nellie Beecher and Pupils.

FOR SALE-White Crpington eggs
for hatching. Miss Nellie Maxwell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
CITY HAS BANK
BALANCE OF $4,000
Taxes Received But
:. Budget Should Leave
Credit AT End 1920

The city Of Albuquerque today has
a hank halanoc Of ~s15.Oail7.
In addition the waiter department
has 10 its credit in thn banks a total
Of t~S.SSS.fA
The ciiy's bie balance D. due 20 the
receipt Yesterday Of the first payment
Of taxes iron The county. but the
finances are IN such q shape hat 81
the city operates during tho year un-
Ger the budget ~ has len approved
By the commissioner. there should
remain "a balance hy the first Of next
year OF about s. 600. whereas here
tofore there has been an nnnual de-
ncit sometimes running aa high as
$40. 900.
The balance today iu the FUND of
the city b. ~faO.5o2.u2. compared with
q deficit ON February 1 Of nf1t8ff.
The balance iu the Interest fund la
Sl4bs2 60. compared with a deficit
on February ] of tsAd.fA Tho bal
nncc In tho sinking mnd D. fGe,nhA. %,
compared with a balance on Feb 7
OF S~as.f9e.sT. This makes "a tufal
balance or sgb,0afl5, compared With
~Sai.Ba2.47 on feb. j.
The commissioner az their mcet-
iug last might instructed tnat uut-
standing indchtedness againTf tht
clty. amounting tu about Aa.0hn Dr.
paid az once one item on this in'
dehtsdnoas j. FOR Mesa Park which
has been ON the books for some time
CHS Manager HoAcnstrcif fald 10.
day that pairing unforeseen circunl'
stances in, cliy should in The future
operate with "a hank balance instead
OF "a deficif. D. Was his iaht mcotinf
with the commissioner uH city man
0ror as Cant. Glnddinr Viii rcsumi
charge on March o.. Mr. I~rterHireli
said. however. that be- probably aouio
attend several eucceriinr sehslunH %
see fhnf the new manager WfH fui,
anairs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
Y. ". c. A. SENDS OUT
FLYING SQUADRON
Eight Womens Church
Organizations Visited
This Afternoon

II au 81 Albuquerque doesn't realize
and appreciate Do good work that the
\. W. g.. a. De- doing Goo This clty il
viii not be the fault OF the member
81 fhe aranciailpn who are untirng in
theif campaign OF education.
The WurNrrn who arr preparing fnr
the financial campaign which opens
next week. ARE dfvuung un ~ their
energies thls week to publicity. Not
only are They depending upon an"
newspapers fur publicity. they have
ouulucd u schedule Of addresses be-
gore practically all of the organizations
in rue city.
This anepoon's proe2m include.
eight speakers 90 rlEHi Wumcu
church organizations which neot this
afternoon. The "rlyinE squadron u
composed of Airs. ~. % shumaker'
who spoke ~ the Baptist ala circle
SO. ) Mias Elizabeth Rose, ~ Baptist
at Baptist aid No. 81 Mrs. Williams,
az Baptist aid So. 3 A h stroup al
tho congregational lndic. d AIRS
vs.. a. Long, at p Christian lndio.
AID: Mrs. b. R. Garcia. at the Lead
Avenue Methodist church Indies Hid
Airs. j.. a. williams. Hf the Central
Avenue 81. q. South ladies AID. and
Nilsa Wmulffed shulcr. ut The rcshy'
terrain missionary society.
These speaker outlined thc general
worn OF the b. ~. g.. A. Do Alhuqucr
quo. emphasizing thc travellers nlH
activities. Thoy explained the orr
-pHnIzauuu's huoret ami asked On,
. church organizations Cor heir support
in the campaign.
Yesterday Miss Frances Boutwell,,
the interstate secretary VINO Do her
fuHsisflur iu fhf rtmulirn. made fou'
speeches before tho kiwanis club. Tho
r.rls lrHruc al tho hlsh school 81
Johns guild ana tine ElAs at their SEES
silu last night.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26

Or. J. J. De Praslin Of Ne~ orleans
A. pinldnf IN tbs city fof Wrec days
lie 81 one ~ the laffeft stockholders
IA ha Hogan Coal Minea. lncorporut-
ed. wbi1A SOS fotaarrly known 90 me
limited Hniphnr " Development com
1hufs nuflnE Mis- present soioufu %
AhuauNrqnr. ~ vii deYotc a large
fart 81 his Time ~ improving and en-
larHlnr the transportation fncinfies OF
The rouinnny. The mines. according
20 Dr. ne prasfin, are in excellent con
dillon and everything points % o.
steady and progressive huaineas
After a short stay 81 New Orleans,
Ur. De pfasIin viii agtin return a. this
city about Marrh gath. lie, totetbef
Neith several other New Orleans men
win local interests. are planning 70
h.hif their fainilicE 10 this city Tor
the summer. A pleasure "trip o. e
manfh Or mbrr 10 Jemez springs has
been planned 10 fhe felix's ~ the crea-
cent city.
Captain J. a. 1aYier. another stock
holder m the COMPANY. ~ cooperating
with Dr.. nefraaiin in his local work,
lie ~ a mining engineer and after
completing his inspeciipns here. VII
10 so Arizona on a similar mission.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
RABBIT BREEDERS,
ATTENTION!

A meeting OF much interest 10 the
rabbit and snail stock breeders OF
Albuquerque and vicinity VIII De- held
Monday evening. March J at the
chamber 0t commerce. front parlor s.
D.. M.
This meeting is for the purpose of
orvuulzinr al breeders OF small stock
into AN association FOR he further
nee of tho industry and 90 provide
q regular outlet ana mutual instruc-
ton and help To- the science OF rear
Ink small stock for meat 1ud fancy
purposes.
The rabbit Industry OF the United
States comp rises an investment of
$50, 000, 0tO cauicd by over 10000
people, men and women. which VIII
be surprising 200 many people 90
learn. and there b. no reason why this
beautiful climate may not be Tho
ideal place Tor this work. california
is ALREADY getting famous along these
lines and New Mexico may now DO
he sdmc.
Your support OF this movement by
your presence Monday evening will
bee &C. your very considerable advant-
age. if ynu urr in any way Interested
In rabbits OF small stock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
ALL ROTARY DAY
OBSERVED HERE
Aldo Leopold And Hugh
A. Cooper Deliver In
spring Addresses

One Of the msost successful meet
lngs eve held hy the Albuquerque
Rotary club occurred today az The Al
vurado hotel when the club observe !
"An Houry Day ln honr NJ the 18TH
birthday of Rotary.
Aldo Leopold delivered AN Inspiring
addrrss on the history "a progress
Of Rotary % Or. Hugh A. cooper
spoke % his visit 10 international
Roinry headquarters and 90 Rotary
clubs throughout the nation.
ing today was The Introduction ui
chorus singing led hy Rev. Alfred -.
Kuhn. of tho Broadway Caristmn
church. who has just been elected tu
Rotary and appointed as singing de
rector
The s,uh unanimously adopted q
resolution offered hv Walter NJ. Con-
men approving tho y. ". G.. a. organ
i1auon campaign now under way.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
Become Slender
A Simple, Guaranteed Method

n you uonld Ike So lose, wecli., from
one 10 i've pounds ~ hurirnr1ua fac wla
railing and drinking ul 900 ufrd, alec enjoy
lag iie far ssiicr ihan 81 present lHst i''
fhia Hdsieti
Take aevcn deep hreoiks Of frosh al car
moruiur and evening aier each meli
4 utfiS 90 81 kufeih; eat su yon need h.t
chew Thoroughly, und follow other tmplt
dlroeiIous o. The guaranteed karein system
Nea and vomen vho wire wnadlinF around
via Asagy, sluggish lodisa hove. in man,
esses. rcpalied d gradual, frreralle felnr
tltn n illfiy 10 eighty rohndi, VIA wonder
fi hnaali 10 health ard nrurc' IHm Fcfl
raron BE- the 4imo 10 become alenlfl aiiraf
I've, sisacious and healthier. slry "fi2
tst oil u kofsir % the druEfiat - e'me
IN eapaulel conyenlfni 90 uAo ana tNN
aa.d Al tfforowar Wv price Ntaf pig
MATURE toun1llf week ~ week. you ri
acsrrelg haufo she ioy fint aualil gou b
nornial afuintifirai ffurf with good htaHf nni
Ig1ger 10. LhoN pihgs ttia ldfffiNea
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-26
Senate Re-Adopts
Reservation

Otnntiuurd iruh mage ofr.l
Vufi0nH away from Thorn. 900 fhHf IfIa
treaty MOS newer hf rHtinri. I cou-
csdo tho creatures of hiH nght. 4 WANT
100 ignorance OF htH purpose
Auw since tho ordinary senators
hnvc boon 20 undorniNOd.' senator
Rcdd replied. ~ 90 want a. sny there
SIRE indications thut b Dead ar1 hnR
begun 60 move That part Of the
aonnin which hnH hrcn accustomed io
rnnd emiHgitios 90 uIr white house 90
nnd ont wlfu- they should think are
h%eaiuulnr tu rnsHssumr tho functions
ahrnHHf.i Thir government cam
not endure N Che mon in this chnm-
ner consider ifemfDiFoH the repre-
sentative of the %eTofuflse and not
thp ioprcaeutatNeg 0i The people"