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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18

AGENTS-Men and women who can sell and appoint agents to sell high-grade wearning apparel to men and womeN. Experience unnecessary. We train you to make from $10 to s20 daily. No capital required; we furnish you com plete sample outfit. Reply Sales Man. ager, P. o. Box 1054, Dayton, Ohio
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-18
Hemstitching and .Picoting

Attachments for all makes of sewing machines; price 9sc: mail orders given prompt attention. New Home Sewing Machine Agency. 1O5 N. Fist st.. B. R. l. F. Co. Bldg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
GlRSH STORES GIVING
PUBLIC LARGE REDUCTIONS
DESPITE ADVANCED COSTS

1t is very interesting to note the
broad policy adopted at the Girsh
stores in supplying the public with
highgrade shoes and clothing at such
low prices.
We can quote the following reasons
which, no doubt, the buying public
will appreciated:
First: The numerous satisfied m :
irons this concern has added TO ito
already large patronage is the most
satisfying reason.
Second: In appreciation also OF the
low overhead accomplished by selling
in larger quantities..
Third: a complete clearance Of AL
most every item in the house, to make
room for new shipments, as the space
we now occupy is more than over
crowded.
Fourth: And most important to prove
that the public appreciates n rcduc-
ton on frst-class merchandise as we'll
sas reduction on mercha ndise known as
cheap stuff and so-called seconds.
It is with this end in view that we
can always consider the public and
values first, and this means greater
patronage. good will, more satisfac-
ton, which tho name of C,IRSH. mems
outftters, shall always stand for.
To those who haven't been to soc
us we are at our old stand, 6o7-29 East
Broad Strect.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
|EFENDs DRY AMENDMENT
i GOVERNMENT ASKS RHODE
ISLAND CASES DISMISSAL
rief Declares Change Is but Transfer
OF deserved Power of States
10 Nation.
INV AssocIatcd Prcss.1


WASHINGTON. Feb. Reliability Of
re Federal proliibitional constitutional
mendment was defended In brief
|olicitor- General King, IN support OF
bottoms already made By the govern
bent for the dismissal OF original pro
|eedings instituted by Rhode Island to
est the amendment ana cnjoin it's On.
iorcc:ncnt. Arguments on the motion
re expected TO be hoard next month.
The eon, ,ro nor or the prohibition .ot
,ow conceded to be ii legitimate gov
fnmcntai function. 1t can not now be
as legal proposition, that
uch governmental! regulation or pro-
|he rights OF the individual
Part OF Power of Stnt.a.
me :, M ai 3 Z, 70 prohibt, sneh traffic
rs which the States had when they
|ramed tho Constitution of the United
h,ch IL els, Is part OF the powers
h ii,n inc states. at that time reserved
nan any power then reserved
The right of Congress 10 submit
ihhen , cannot depend upon
r grave Every State In tho Union is
/ party ID the agreement that what
nss cn ;n EN- IN the Constitution is pro,
adopted by the Legislatures OF three
|ourths Of their number. shall be thus
Judged 10 be proper and needed
simply Transfer Power.
III IL idle in this case TO suggest
MT inns power OF amendment might
nscd IL change the form Of tho Gov
'rninent. IL simply transfers a power
Sc1ciscd by the State governments 10
exercised By the Federal govern
The coatc ntion that the prohibition
is revolutionary and in.
ana Is clearly without merit. II is
s'n,ecclinllH submitted that the motion
dismiss should be sustained"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
WILSON REPLIES TO ALLIES
NOTE ON FIUME QUESTION
Restates Position on italian Issue.
Meeting Entente Arguments in
Defafl.

BY Associo ted Prcs..1
WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-Prcsld e mt
Wilson today prepared and sent to the
state Department a reply to the en-
tente Premtcr's note on the Adriatic
question. lie Is understood to hayc
restated the position OF the American
government with Il degree Of finality
communication in less than two hours
il probably will not be put on the
cables before tomorrow night or Sat
that IL might he transmitted tonight
The original draft as prepared by Mr.
ilSan was sent to Acting Secretary
Polk for his personal study as he was
the head of the American mission when
The Adriatic settlement of December
was reached at Paris with the con-
sent and approval OF the President,
and is. therefore. thoroughly familiar
with all the preliminary negotiations.
After Mr. Polk has completed his
has been put in the usual diplomatic
form. 1t probably will be returned TO
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
DEATHS.IN VIRGINIA
Francis VI. j. srorro..ey.

nc funeral Of Francis VI. !. Nor.
ieishts on Wedne sday. was held yes
.rdhy morning al st. Peters Church.
ne following acting az. pallbearcrs:
.oit. j. w. Nokcly, Thomas Lcahey. y.
F.. Turpin. Mr. Morrissey was for a
FoaS time connected with the Chosa :
psake and OHIO Coal Agency Company.
10 leaves wife, who was Miss Mary
hlilihoiand. Of Baltimore, and six chill
|iren,, also two brothers, Ambrose 4.
and Leo MoTrissey. and two
listers. Miss Nanny Morrissey and Syrs
PECK, of Washington. Mr.. Norriss.y
Fvas member OF the Knights OF CO.
umons and a dcvout attendant OF SIX:
pcter'S Church
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

Montgomery to emphasize that Oakman
told him he never got "A dollar
There was other 7tcsti,non today in
dicating that not all the Newbcrry
The grand jury evidence Of Louis Burr.
HouEhton lumbcrman, was read from
notes, and il related that Paul King
comD1inented Burr on his work and
promised he would be reimbursed for
time and expense connected with
numerous trips about the copper co,ln-
try. Burr added he never saw tho
money.
a third such bit came from Willard
&. Smith, OF Grand Rapids. who swore
that Charles b. Carpenter. n banker
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win Continue mt Norro,k.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. i9.--Thc House
Naval Affairs Committee. foliowin;s
the conclusion OF It's hearing and in
spectlon today at the naval OPERATING
base at Hampton Roads. having re-
ccivcd assurance from tho city officials
or Norfolk and Portsmouth that an
adequate supply of pure water would
be continuously available for the bus..
announced that activities " the base
would continue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
BUTTONS AND REAL MONEY
FIGURE IN NEWBERRY CASE
One Witness Tells of Getting Roth.
and IN Told There Is More
OF Latter.
81 AssociateI Press. |

Ir, ~ Associatet1 Press.
GRAND RAPIDS. Fob. I9.--whether
Milton Oakman. Detroit political leader.
was Kidding" or Serious" when he
told Chase s. Osborn's Detroit cam
paign manager that the Nnwbcrry
committee promised him $4,000 for his
support OF the junior Michigan Sena-
tor, was moot question after today's
testimony in the Newbcrry elections
conspiracy trial. The Osborn man.
Henry y: Montgomery, said he knew
"Oakman's reputation as Il bidder"
but took Il seriously enough to report
II to Mr.. Osborn and there tho matter
stood. Tho defense did, however. get
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
NIr.. Hattie ,IorrI,or p,,Lc

The funeral OF Mrs. Hattie Morr!-
died after a brief illness at her rest
Flencc near Etna Mills. King William
County. Wednesday. February IS. was
conducted from Corinih Christian
!nterment was .n the church cemetery
iesidcs her husband she is survived by
TWO children, her mother. six brother
and Two sisters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
Mrs. L-iln vcnablc Eli.

Mrs. Leila Venable Ellis, wife OF DR..
James. =. Ellis. OF Atlanta. Ga. died in
bat city at.the residence OF her brother,
Mrs. Ellis was the daughter Of the late
Richard and Mrs. CornelIa Hoyt Ven
able, and is survived by her husband.
one sister. Mrs. Frank Tucker Maon.
and four brothers. Samuel IL, Walter,
orr and Clarence Vcnablc.
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Chapman Tirnberlak..

|. Chapman T!mbcriake. ~. died at his
home, Nine Run. Orange County Feb
|ruary Il. Mr.. Timbcrlakc is survived
by his widow and four children,
George F., Arthur. William T. and Mrs.
~. NJ. Edwards, OF Richmond; two
brothers. j. NJ. and Arthur and ono is
az. Mrs. Mary IfazleEroEc. ---,-- 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
File Name or Dcbs.

LANSING. MICH. Feb. Insufficient
petitions to place the name Of Eugene
V. Dcbs on the presidential preference
primary ballot as a Socialist candi-
date for the presidential nomination
have been received at tho Secretary
of states office here. Tho primary will
be held April 5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

ticed medicine for many years. lilo
WAS physician at the Old Soldiers
nome and Coroner OF IIenrico County
sion. 49,
Pr. Peas was the son Of General I>itz
Army. and Louisa Randolph. who WA
fG."sciy related TO General Robert r.
onon his return TO the United States
nc married In Richmond. Miss I,ncv
CarSeil Pcgram, daughter Of the late
captain Robert Il. Pegram, Of the
United states and Confederate navies
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
necord Lcn.e Price for Now York.

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.--RccordinE Of
n twenty-one-ycar lease on n six-story
building in Fifth Avenue. between
Forty fourth and Forty-ffth Streets,
today revealed what real estate ex-
ports declared TO he 4 record price for
fo0t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
I,ichnrd CiI,

HEATHSYILL.E. Feb. lo.-pichard
Gill. So. n highly esteemed citizen or
near Bcverlyvillc. this county. died at
IN carly hour "Wednesday morning.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
DIR. M11IIam AIIen ncnx.

Funeral services for DR.. William Al.
len Deas. 81, OF Richmond took place
in Blhndford Cemetery. DR.. Deas died
here Tuesday night. He was widely
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

CHARLESTON. ". VA, Feb 10
Governor Cornwell today called a spe-
cial session Of the West Virginia Leg
subjects to be considered is the Woman
suffrage amendment to the national
Constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20
J. IL. IScnnndr

.s Funeral services for j. T.. Kennedy.
~. VINO was found dead In n room in
MurPhy's Hotel Wednesday, night as Il
result Of heart failure, will take place
tomorrow afternoon at g o'clock from
inc grave in Oakwood Cemetery.
MI kcnncdy was at tho head OF the
j. Il. Kennedy Co, manufacturers
agents, with offices in the Real Estate
exchange Building. and WAS staying
in the North
BESIDES his wife he is survived by a
hrother. David &. Kennedy, of Rich
mond. and sister, Mrs. w. Il. Frayscr
Of lIcnrico County
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

the White House for final approval
betore II is dispatched to Ambassador
paws at London for presentation to
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FREDERICKSBURG, Feb lo-airs.
Josephine Jones. 60. wife Of Basil G.
Jones, died yesterday at her home. She
Is survived by her husband and ono
daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

defendant. gave him some Newberrv
buttons and $40 and told him To get
busy. there Is more in sight"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-20

Convention Postponed.
The convention OF the Anti-Saloon
League has been Indefinitely postponed
IL was announced yesterday.
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-
Mr. ISlIa uIlI

Mrs. Elm PincknrJ.
HEATHSVILLE, Fob. Ie.-Mrs. Ella
Pinckard, d., wife Of L. l.. Pinckard
died in Il Baltimore hospital Saturday,
were brought home and inferred in
Bethany Cemetery. near Callao. Rev
e: III. Williams conducting the services
one daughter. Mrs. Eula Lewis.
George Kenny Good.
HARRlSONBURG, Feb. 19-GcorEc
Kenny Good. farmer. 33, died ycstcr-
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Mira. Jo.ephlnc Jone..

day at his homo near here OF influ-
enza. His three sisters are suffering
from the Same disease
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
NORTH EIGHTH STREET

owen Pollard, farmer. sb5 \. Eighth ~. says
y have used poan's Kidney rms Tor attacks OF
kidue, trouble. which Knocked me out The palms
in my back were terrible aud was 40 lame / could
hardly sioup over az times had sharp, quick
catches in my kidrcys that were Just like the stab %
a knife. noan's kidney ifls have never failed 10 stop
these attacks and after q fcw DAYS treatment q am
as well as ever and my back is free from pain"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

~ IT II GOOD FURNITURE
you want, YOU can buy II Thurs
day al the auction. gis West Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
fSILENCEP rs THE LAW
RULING COAL MINE CAMPS

PITTsBURG. Kan. MAY The
coal miners Of southeastern Kansas
are living IN q nightmare Of suspi-
cion; suspicion Of the Karsas Indus
trial court; suspicion OF the news
papers; sospicion OF every strange
face; suspicion Of each other.
! wanted 70 visit the home Of some
miner q hear from his wife her
own story OF whRt life in a mining
camp on a coal dlgger's wagss means.
Obey silence Rule.
rs your wife nj homer" 1. asked
a man who wns planting potatoes In
a sour-lookinE back yard.
He glanced at me, and did not
answer. I repeated the question. he
shook his head. ] saw n woman peer
Ing through the crack OF the door.
asked an Intelligent English
speaking woman for help. Her own
case was not at all typical, as her
husband IN a highly paid employe
and their children are grown. I
thought she could tell mo Of some
~ her neighbors who would be APP
~proachable.
IT'S no use asking them" she said.
They held up their hands and PROM
ised Howatt tmine union leader the
uaN ne SPOKE To tufm from the lnll
door, that they would tell the indus
trial court nothing. .
But 7 am not from the industrial
court ! explained. Il am a writer"
They Trust No One.
They hate the papers" she said.
"Howai told hem not 90 read them.
when the children. who can read
English. pick up a paper and try to
read them something. they strike n
cut uf their hands"
rs there NOBODY who has their
confidence" ! asked. TO whom / can
explain what I am saving and who
will explain e to them"
They would not believe me II I
told them. ! know that she said.
Would they believe their preach
err ! asked.
There's no church In the camp
How about the school principaig -
She lowered her voice.
there Is feeling against him. she
said. Somebody said he said this
was an outlaw strike. lie always
plays with the big boys at noon. but
today they would not play with him.
! and he don't know why.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
State Capitol News
Al WITNESSES IN
THE HALL CASE
Eight Are Examined at
First Days Session in
Santa Fe

SANTA III, May when the
United States district court recessed
late Friday afternoon there had been
examined eight Of The ~ Witnesses
who are To- testify In the case Of
Harry y Hail. on trial under an In
dictment that charges him with
larceny from ans Interstate shipment.
This cose was tried at the Aibuuuer-
quc terra last fail. hut the Jurors
were unable to reach "a verdict.
The government witnesses are as
follows: Michael L. Cronin, George
H. Thomas. ~ j. Sinclair, John An
dcrson. Mrs. john Anderson. T.. G.
Baldwin George Cook. Miss Jennie
Fisher Miss MARY Halpin. Miss DER
trude Howe. O. " Gatchcll. ~ J.
WaitcrF. Mrs T. j. Walters. Harry
Murphy. 4. g. Hcre. Monroe D. An
gel. j. f. Monahnn, A v EnrOl
james NoitmHn. James Stackpule j.
=. sullivan. George Go1e
Those who viii testify ON behalf or
the defendant are " a. Crawford.
!. =. MacTaNish. Mike Foley. Allen
curry. Al Wood a. W Lewis. Leo
Epperle. Bernardo piguin. Elfcgo
Baca. X. II Green. i. ~. Hosscl Nel-
son A. Field. Hugh H. Williams, Mrs.
Della Han, .. q clifford, ". D. Bun
ton. A. a. Aldcrcto.
Conditional Iup:un.
Conditional pardon has been issued
by Governor iairruzoiu To Daniel e..
Sanchez. who 'war sentenced 100 Sierra
county ON August D. 1879, To serve
one aud q half TO Two years for
lions are complied with up to so
Vcmbor I, 1890. Che pardon then Nlll
bccum, complete. carrying restoration
To citizenship The conditional par
don was recommended 10y the trial
judge and the district attorney.
Scrk More Water.
Applications aud notice 81 applica-
uona to appropriate water from tho
stream OF New McNico have been
flied with the state engineer hy -four
different outfits. NJ j. NaEol it,.
and D. g. flames OF Santa fc apply
for two second feet from ih" Arroyo
Hondo, % tributary OF "a, Santa Pc
river. The wItcr will be- used To- be-
rigutr $50 acres of land. the
project be- estimated to cost $4,000.
T.. l.. CLARK aud e. T. clark. OF tt.-
serve boz Western SoCurru county. VIII
make application Tor 10 second feet
iu Dee taken from the san Francisco
river, which b. l tributary OF the Ola
river. The water viii be- used Tor the
operation of IL hydro-rloctric plant
thai Will develop 100 hurso power.
j. T. caldwell 60 water Canyon.
applies for 300 acre feet by storage.
from South canyon. U tributary ui
the Rio Grande. u BIZ proposed tu
dam the canyon aud hold the food
waters and The, running waters to a.
rirutc land.
H. H. Barber. r. pocpp gud T. \.
locpp. of Reserve. Iu western SoCor"o
county, will apply Tor on socu@d
feet 90 wHtDi from ivEscu creek.
th1t 70 70 tributary ut the .ulicv and
san Francisco rINrtr % g. the bon.
tcutiun tu uso the water tu irrirti1
~ acres Of and
On Highway commission.
ID. ". Jones. ct lows. has been
appointed hy Governor inrruzolo. q
member uf the state highway commits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
What's Doing
Around the State

LAS vEoAa-W. a. Harper WA
badly cut about The head and face
THIS morning and probably Injured
Internally when h 4 IN which ~
and Orrin Blood were going 70 he
Red river. struck a barhed wire fenca
six miles east OF Town on the metu
and turned turtle. Blood was thrown
clear OF the machine but Harper was
pinned beneath Il.
MAGDALENA ~ The Mountain
States Telephone company purchased
outright the holdings Of the socorrO
County Telephone company anu took
over the same May 3. The local cCm-
pany wus owned BY 7. Sparks Of So
zorro, who hmd built the exchange ~
until u WIS IN % the best local
companies In the State. Al the same
time Mr. Sparks purchased from the
Mountain States Telephone
the Pccos Valley exchange. a Texas
district exchange which has been
owned By the Mountain States proplc.
ROSWELt-A hong distance NEE
sage from Knowles. in Lea county.
hrnuehf fha r0ers - % ttrfnr near
Knowles. According 10 the only In
formation available here AZ this umc
a man by the name % Hawkins was
killed. his alleged slayer being a man
by tho name Of Chance. District Al
torney Dow and Attorney J. G.. Gil
bert left for Knowles TO Investigate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
No. T..

No. {.
In Siberia the japanese have taken
N~iadivostok and are apparently ready
e ontcst with the soviet government
the control OF eastern Siberia.
No. =.
In Korea, the japanese are cnHag-
cd IN putting down native reVolts
against japanese sovercisniy
No. =.
The Mexican government Is at war
with the state - Sonora which sc-
coded from the Mexican federal union
other states threaten TO Join the In
s%urrcCtion
No. =.
In Guatemala. President cabrera
has been bombarding the capital.
Guatemala city. held b. rebel forces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

No. 4.
At Fiume ON the Adrintic. Gabrielle
D'Annunzio's rebel forces are stu In
possession Of the city and defyinE the
authority Of the Italian government
NJ. ..
The newly created republic ~ AZ
orbaijan In the Caucasus has declar-
ed war on Armenia and Is invading
that country. The ArmcnianH are
desperately striving to defend their
land.
NO. 10.
French and British forces are In
Turkey. the French have been driven
back IN syria; British forces occupy
Coustantinuplc. aud Mustnpha konptl
Pasha continues his massacres In the
interior Of Turkey.
No. ~.
Wal on profiteors in the United
States with stuffed clubs: also war
between political parties ON question;
Shall We join other nations In effort
to abolish war;"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

JEWETT Texas. Mas o. This iH "a
wumun-goNcrurd Town its municipal
policy is good housekeeping ul TO-
uflciuIs. sulc ghy town marshal. are
home umo
The feminist movement which
swept over .IpWptt aid not originate
with the women who were placed in
office D., tho voters True the Women
had uttered Some complaints of way
things were haiug run iu lrWrit and
now
The mayor Is u uWH
THE i've aldermen are women -Four
nan against their 1911 husbands and
won
one of the lud,-aldormru declined
tn serve. her homo duticH were too
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

J. j. Ryan, 3ie \. Arno -. says: NY kidneys
were acting irresularly and the jar Of ridins on a
wagon IN addition to heavy lhuing weakened these
organs. had sharp twingcs across the small OF
my back. my head achcd and ! had dizzy spells
ono box of Doan's kidney PMS cured me-
FouN years later. Mr. Ryan said Il have had
no return Of kidney trouble or backaohc since Donn's
kidney pnls cured nae. A. former statement m
their praise sull holds good
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

pressing So. bon place of Mrs i. L..
iiarrou, Mrs y. T.. smith vas selected
hy he aldermen
Mrs. }. r. AdkiHson, mayor uf Jew
et'. has based her administration pro-
gram ON strictly home ideas.
We want " do our duty In "a mod
est WAY. o. make Il ~cloan-lifs town
so that We may be- proud To Call % u
home iu The same sense that we are
proud of tho dwellings va which We
live
But fur tramping the streets Of
IpWctt night and day 10 preserve the
peace. they are willing that a man
uhOuld be- chosen. So e. r. Dunn IN
mur4htl
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
EAST coat ANENJE

Mrs. Evans 5lg T.. coal Ave. says. ~ number
or years ago had an attack Of kidney trouble, My
back arhcl Tor du,s and whom stopped over or
Strengthened mp quickly. I became dizzy for q few
minutes, Was ADVISED ,o Try Doan's kidney puis
aud bought some. one boN cured me Of tho aching
back and never had those dizzy spells again. !
have often endorsed poau's kidncy iil.s to othcIs
ana don't hesitate 20 say a word in their praise Il
any time"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01

They stood on b. themselves and
they were saying; Tets throw rochs
through tho window ~ him, let's run
clear TO the nrgt CAMP
All over the district the men ace
holding meetings. The meetings ate
guarded. Only by password can ud-
mittance be had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-01
These are Albuquerque Cases:
WEST >rw YORK AVENUE

VIM Van. painter. iS0o West New York Ave.
says; y am GLAD to say "a good word for poau'- xii
uoy ruls. ~ they proved to be- what I needed when
my ktdue,s were out of order Ny trouble was
caused bN the rum, y. from paint had dulI back
aches aud q soreness across my kiducys coult
hardly stoop and m, kidneys acted irrrgulail,. too.
I read Of uoau'S Kidney Pills and used them ns
directed. getting my supply from the Palace prug go.
Doun's soon fixed me up in tine shape. the aches and
pains lett my back aud my Kidneys wer, boz good
ORDER