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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-26

The young lady across the way
says her brother was wounded in
the war, but she's happy to say it
wasn't necessary to decapitate his
leg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Educational Council
To Open Session
Tomorrow Morning

gogy Of n Great Master on Tuesday
afternoon.
Professor Searson IL an authority on
the English language and teaching.
He IL the author OF numerous articles
on educational subjects and joint III
thor Of u textbook on English. He has
been principal, superintendent and
lecturer at hummer schools In Ne
braska and teachers rhetoric. litera-
ture and English at the Kansas agri-
cultural college. HE h. q member Of
several honorary fraternities and liter
airy societies In this country and
abroad. .
on Sunday afternoon tho visiting
teachers will be entertained AT a on
cert at the Conversational church by
Miss Alleuc Bixler, organist, asslstCl
by several vocalists. ANOTHER concert
will he given on Tuesday evening At
The armory BY the Fortnightly club.
This win be followed by dancing.
The 4. y, NJ. Dramatic club will
present I'VE little plays FOR the enter
talnment of the teachers on Monday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In Rodey
Hall. The plays, directed by Miss
Lois Stearns, are THE Florists Shop"
by Winifred ILawkbridge and Neigh
bors" by IONA Gale. A reception to
the teachers will be given by the Wo-
man y tlun ~ inc Il W. - ~ hl
Tuesday afternoon from 4 to $3.50
o'clock.
Information Booth
The information booth OF the CON
vention was moved TO the Y. NJ. G. a.
boys department today and will be
in charge Of u. b. Mckee, assistant
secretary OF the Chamber of Com
merce and Miss Alma Friede until the
convention closes. Another clerk has
! been engaged for work at the Cham
bcr Of Commerce, so persons wishing
Information may telephone the cham
Der or ask central for Teachers In
formation" number.
Mr.. Mckee announced today that
many autoists have already consented
TO take the teachers to their rooms from
the association, Others who have not
already volunteered their cars for SER
vice and wish to do so are advised to
notify Charles White, chairman OF the
automobile squad.
While many persons already have
promised rooms for teachers more
rooms are needed and persons having
rooms to rent to teachers are asked tC
call MI. Mckee at the Y. NJ. G. a. OF
tho Chamber Of Commerce without
delay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
3 FIRES IN A HOME
MYSTIFY POLICE
Woman Returns From
Grocery to Find Three
Separate Blazes

Members Of the police department
and the neighbors OF Mr.. and Mrs. f..
NJ. wallace, 11OG West Slate avenue.
are mystified. They say they do not
believe in spooks but that queer things
sure happen.
Shortly before . o'clock last night
MIrH. Wallace left her homo to 20 to
n nearby grocery. She had left the
htalse open and when she returned
shc was startled to find a large bundle
Of clothes she loft on the dining room
table "a mass OF flames. Near the
table a bundle Of clothes she had left
On n chair also were on fire. She
managed to put the fire out but not
until the table also had been damaged
by fire.
After putting the fire out in the
dining room, she entered the pantry
orly to find another fire. A bundle
OF bills hanging or a spindle were
burning.
Mrs, Wallace reported the matter
to the police and Policeman Thomas
Hogan went to the home but was un-
able to find any one around or any
evidence which might lead to the
cause OF the three fires. Mrs. Wallace
declared that she had seen no one
either enter or leave her home. The
clothes which were burned were .ome
that Mrs. Wallace had Just had wash
ed and had brought into her house
after drying.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
WANTED BY
Los ANGELES POLICE
IS ARRESTED HERE
as Man of Wealth;
Is Accused Of
Embezzlement

Representing himself as a man OF
wealth and leisure Abort Sichofsky,
n Russian and another man giving the
name OF Francisco u. Andruiar who
posed az tho valet OF Sichofsky. were
arrested at the Santa Fc station las
night shortly before III o'clock.
Tho two were travelling from Loa
Angeles to French Lick. Ind. on train
No. 20. They were arrested by capt.
rat O'Grudy. Station Master Charles
Draper and Special officer Louis
Beach. the arrest being made at the
request Of the Los Angeles police.
Sichofsky is charged with grand lar
ceny and cmbezglement.
He had s4.2 zoe In bills on his person
when searched by the police. three
of the bills being Of the denomination
Of $1,000. Sichofsky carried two suit
cases. q small typewriter, a bundle
of golf clubs ana i've tennis racquets.
ono Of the suit cases contained
nothing hut a dirty shirt. The other
suitcase contained n few papers and
an old suit or clothes. The Los Angc-
les authorities have been notified Of
the arrest aud the local police depart
ment is holding the men In The city
Jail pending further word from tho
Angel CITY police department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
ATTEND FUNERAL OF
FATHER CAPILUPI
Clergy From Many
Towns and People
Pay Respects

SELDOM, II ever in the history OF
Aibuaueroue has a nobler tribute OF
Ncneration and respect been paid to
my Individual than was rendered to
the Venerable Father Capilupi at his
%obseQuies today az San Felipe de Neri
church.
The vast %ncour Of people that
th-onred the sacred cdifice was re-
preventative OF every class Of the com
munity.
FROM the distinguished clergy,
many Of whom came from distant
narts to the little orphans Of 81. An
ihonv's all testified their esteem for
the deceased priest.
The clergy we're represented by sec
ulnr and regular members OF the arch
iuCeqp.
Tho expressive ritual OF the Catho-
lie church was carried out Ia all itH
eloquent simplicity.
Preceding the solemn high mass,
the office Of tho dend was chantcd.
Very Rev. Father Weckx, s.. j., super
Tor Of san Felipe presided. The
Regis Kunkcl pastor OF the cathedral
OF Santa Fe who represented the
archbishop whom Illness prevented
from being present, Rev. Father
DOYLE. OF Detroit Rev. Father Cooney,
chaplain OF 81. Joseph's sanatarium,
Rev. Father Cordovn, s. j., Rev. j.
Buckley. s. j., pastor OF tho Holy
Family church. FL Pnso, Texas Rev.
Futher Jerome Of pena anc
The participants at h solemn high
mass were. Very Rev. Father WeckN'
S. j.. c%elebrant, Rev. Father Hart
deacon, Very Rev. Father Kunkel. sub
daucon Rev. ID. p. Lawton, $. j.
mister OF ceremonies.
Very Rev. Father Mandalari, In an
eloquent discourse paid a touching tri-
huto to the dead priest.
81. Vlncont'a academy. 81. An
thongs o%rphanage n the Catholic
hoy Scouts OF Old Albuquerque. were
largely represented.
The remains Of the venerable priest
were laid to rest in the Jesuit plot OF
Santa barbara cemetery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

s'poH'Ts'-RoR WISHING. a..
Dontt Wisk you could find q 1op-ftnd ~
Don't wish you could rent your apart
Don't wish you could sell Tour house
Sell It. uow,
phsg. me-. Phone htb'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
NEW SECRETARY FOR
HEALTH ASSOCIATION
George F. Granger Ar
rives in City From
Austin, Texas

George #. Granger arrived In the
city today from Austin, Texas, to be-
come secretary of the New Mexico
Public Health association. He has
been a field secretary for the Texas
Public Health association. ,efOre
hat he was connected with the New
York city Tubcrculosis association and
with the Now York Public Health as
sociation.
Mr.. Granger will take active charge
Of the Christmas Seal sale. plans for
which are already under way.
A meeting OF the committee in
charge Of the sale has been called for
this evening In the offices OF the pub
lie Health association in the Wright
building.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
SHOPPERS
WILL Be ASKED TO
Join RED CROSS
Young Women to Be on
Streets to Solicit
Memberships

DO your Red Cross shopping early
have n happy ThanksglvinE." To-
,morrow IN the hig day OF the 1921
Ron call campaign. II " Red Cross
day. SO declared by Mrs. j. 4. Nc
lauRhlln. chairman OF the down
town workers. The house-to-house
canvass Tor q Red Cross Ia every
window will continue and In addition
a large corps OF young will
be on the streets In the morning, urg-
Ing the Saturday shopper to take out
a membership.
II the present pace Of enrolling the
people OF Albuquerque In the Red
Cross IL maintained steadily. II Is
possible that tde quota OF 1000 mcm-
bcrs will be reached by Thanksgiving
day as originally planned. The work
viii continue. however. until the re-
CURED number OF members Is en-
rolled.
The First National bank has made
the record breaking contribution of
one hundred dollars to the Roll can.
This not only makes the bank zoo
per cent strong" but provides "a lib-
Grad contribution for the proposed
public health nurse FOR Albuquerque.
Several other firms are showing the
100 per cent banner In their
windows, including The Gruchl Ad-
ycrtising agency.
Tho women vino are engaged in
making the hOuse-to-housc canvass
In the residence districts OF the city
are: Mrs. G. IL. Berry, Mrs. c. a.
Barnhart. Mrs. Eva Mundell, Mrs.
Harry Benjamin. Mrs. George II. An
dermnn, Mrs. Trcmenburg, Mrs. T.. G..
Cornish, Mrs. Nat Reynolds, Mrs.
Lewinson, Mrs. b. G. Smith, Mrs. w
$. Hopowell, Mrs. II. l.. Hahn, Miss
Esther Howden, ". Lord, Mrs. G, II.
Schumacher. Miss Marie Helm, Mrs.
Silva, mrs. a. II. ~ernins. Misses
Schmidt, Mrs. II. u. Starr, MIS- Al
bert Gusdorf, Mra. Il. II. Brown, Mrs,
NJ. r.. Hickey, Mrs. A. Lencioni, Miss
Lottlc Lembke, Mrs. Chester Bebbor,
Mrs. G. A.. Barnhart, Mrs. Felix Bacu,
Mrs. -. II. Briggs, Mrs. c. II. Hyre,
| Mrs. j. $. Bowdich. Mrs. Katherine
Farrell, Miss Helen Mcclure, Mrs.
Harry Braun, Mrs. Thomas Blake
more. Mrs. w. Il. Zeisor, Mrs. II. Il.
Zeisor, Mrs. j.. +. Summers and Mrs.
c. %Sganzini.
some Of these workers are already
engaged In securing memberships IN
their respective districts while others
will cover their territory some time
next week. Workers are requested
to call for supplies as soon as posi-
| BILE at Red Cross headquarters or tel
| ephone 4i7 J and they will be sent.
IL any names have been omitted In
tho above list or II there are others
who viii VOLUNTEER, It Is requested that
they telephone headquarters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

Important deposits Of barytes 81
unsurpassed purity are being W
oped in south Australia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
IN HISTORIAN or
FATIIEH cNPrLUPI. s. )
Altuqucrquc's Oldest Priest

Ky Rev. ID. T.. Inwlon. \. y.
Ger the fane OF his Nhte-Work' q SOY
And is aisles are all vocal with weep
And mourning is glooming It's rich
stored walls
And It's faithful. death-vigil, are Keep
ing.
Why knells, o 80 sadly, its church
And It's priests are a requiem sing
ing2
why come, to its altar, It's people to
pray?
Whore death-emblcms are somberly
clinginEi
We riiss one loved face from th"t
That reflected a soul, O so holy
A soul that was Christlike' with
30 endowed
For the veal OF the poor ana th'
iovfiy.
In youth he Ind heard "a sull voice
Follow Me. who in life was so
loWly,'
"see v Me at my altar, from loved
ones depart.
BE thy pathway, through me- pure
End holy
How promptly he answered. inc '"'''
with IA heart all aflome for Ills
glory,
How faithfully walked he, the path
way Christ trod,
How courageous, his heavy cross =
he!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
M. c. A. Speaking
Club to Meet Tonight

The men Interested In joining the
Y. NJ. c. A. Speaking club are inNltco
TO meet at the building TINS eNeIlin,
nj 7.45. Organization Of the club VIII
he completed and definite plans miue
Tor the program to be followed.
IL IL the opinion OF several ot men
who have looked over the course thht
il will be Of great value to business
men generally, an an aid in sNhB
self-confidence and punch" to u
mans talk in n business conference
as we'll as in amy sort Of public meet
ing where ne may he called upon ioI
an opinion. or may be requircu "
no rtirinate I'm discussion that requires
proper parliamentary procedure
About n oozen have already enrolled
ana The regular weekly sessions VIII
begin in the naar future
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
100 Per Cent Day
In Second Ward School

Today was 100 percent day In the
Second Ward school, George Mitchell,
principal announced this noon. All
the teachers In the school registered
100 percent for the Kew Mexico Ed
ucatlonal convention and 100 percent
In the Red Croas drive FOR members.
The teachers were not the only ones
who made the day a banner n In
the school. The children brought 2i9
packages which trc to he distributed
to the needy on THANKSGIVING day,
The 1 .ckages include, hats, shoes,
and othes clothes, apples. potatoes
and other vegetables. some money
also was contributed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
University Scrubs
To Play Indian school
Eleven Tomorrow

With the state champion football
team from the University off on lts
crusade for the championship OF the
southwest, the scrub team Is going
10 have a little football OF its own
on the University field tomorrow af-
crnoon
The aHooiigans.'' a team composed
OF ineligibles and second team men
win stage a little game with the In
dim school. Football for footbalIs
sake, donchn know. The Indians VIII
play their regular team with tho
coach, who Is said to be a star player,
in the line. at VIII be a good game II
we a find enough suits" said one
81 the H~ooligans. LATHE irregularities
like hat viii make small difference
10 the spectators however.
The afternoon football program IS
q double header, n game between the
second team from the Albuquerque
Indian school and the Santa Fee In
dian school boys being called for l;aO
o'clock. Both or these games promise
to be close and hard fought.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

The body of j. Walter Ryan, who
died at Fort Bayard hospital New
Mexico is to be sent to Chicago for
burial. 1t viii be accompanied by the
foster father, James II. Lynch and
Henry 4. Lynch OF Barton and Mr..
and Mrs. Rufus Wiley, 20S South
Edith street. Ryan was Il former mem
Der of the city fire department. The
body IL to arrive here on Santa Fe
train MONO tomorrow morning.
The case of J. j. jackson, charged
with reckless driving because his ear
collided with the arm Of the paving
mixer Wednesday night, but has been
dismissed.
The Friday assembly hour at TIC
University this morning was given
over to a student body discussion OF
the new constitutior. After consid-
erable argument the constitution was
adopted with amendments. John
ScruggH, president Of the student
body, presided over the meeting. DR..
Frederick H.. Busby. the now health
officer spoke to the students about
the dangers Of a typhoid epidemic
and urged them 10 take the vaccine.
a decree of divorce Inns been enter
ed In the district court for Sofia G
Padilla against Manuel PRdllla. Thu
issues of the ease were found to b'
In favor Of the %dcfendent who wa
not found guilty Of ~non-support a
charged by the plaintiff. The custod!
Of their two year old child wa
awarded the plaintiff. The fathe.
was ordered to pay SIS a month 10
ward It's support.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

You will find it In our CLASH
6ed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Coal suppIy 90. Phones . and 5.

Can now supply limited amount
factory wood In full wagon loads
Hahn Coal Co. Phone Of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

The it'll, chap howled sorrow
fully until quite a crowd had coll
leeted.
what is the matter, little fellow %
one asked kindly.
I'm lost was the reply. Won't
an of you take me home to Moses
Einsteln's, the well-known cut rate
merchant on Broad street, who has
lust received a new lot Of finest over
coats, suits and gents furnishings
which he Is selling actually at less
than cost2"-Pittsburg Dispatch.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19
Pineau to Wrestle
Carnival Man Tonight

George Pineau, Al%buquerque's best
wrestler is TO tackle Young Mahoney
OF the Croft Carnival shows IT the
athletic show tonight. Mahoney has
defeated shelton, Pineau's trainer and
Pinter and Is now ready TO take on
all corners.
Besides the wrestling event, there
are to he several boxing matches,
Benny Cordova is TO box Sailor Con
zales, kid Anaya and One Round
Martinez. Rudy Warner is manager
of the Athletic show.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-11-19

Saturnino Longoris, Los MARTINEZ,
N. NJ; Maria Armijo, Los Martinez,
n. NJ.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17

New 4-room frame, north, s2OOO; $500 cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17

20 acres 21a miles from town. Two exceptional houses. owner rents one for $40 per month, another tenant house, well, tank and fine family or chard. Water piped to house and where needed. S4000 cash will handle.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
751 E. Willetta
Apartment House

5-room frame on F. Culver. modern, immediate possession. $20O0; $500 cash.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17

Joseph s. Collier. Mgr. City Dept.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
For Sale-Houses
SPECIAL

in Phoenix there is family whose refined taste requires Unls. a most pleasing type of residential structure and it's exclusive district to create for themselves a real home-Yet do not care to pay the prevailing price for this type of house which is about 5000. This is highly restricted residential district where all structures show the restrictions have keen riSidly enforced. The pleasing interior < and exterior architecture, the ma terial and construction. the charm ing and varying unobstructable view and being the most healthful location makes this a home which will never grow stale. It is only g. of block east of North Central avenue, and A of a block to car. About minutes by auto and 13 by street car from down town.
 Seven rooms, of which have hardwood flooring Built-in fea- lures, fireplace, beamed ceiling, solid brick. splatter dash. Con crete founda ton. Garage. Shade trees. rose bushes, 50X140.
 The only all-American school in Phoenix is nearby.
 I do not believe any contractor would sign up to reproduce this house alone for less than $S500.
 We are authorized to sell this property for $6300. Terms, S4300 cash, balance to suit.
 We hope this bargain will go to some of our regular clients. If you want home, act at once-
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
Stewart Realty Go.

J. s. Collier. Mgr, City Dept.
 17 W. Adams It FOR SALE-I>ot 6 in block 2 in Las Pafmas Addition. s750: cash or terms. Address Jesse F.. Smith, Ford agent. Glendale Cal dg
 5 ACRES NORTHEAST
 old alfalfa land now plowed and ready to plant cotton: small frame house: possession March 1; $500 cash. balance 1, ? and 3 years. We have 75 chickens that we will sell at a bar gain. This is a good location for poul- try business.
 M. F. MARLBOROUGH
 g F.. Washington-Room 3 It
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
Casa Grande Lands

RelInquishments. deeded land improved and unimproved. also city property.
 LUTHER REALTY CO 32 South Central Avenue-Phone 710 Also Office in Casa Ora nde If TERMS, s35O PER ACRE. 500 ACRES. 14 MILES WEST ON AQUA FRIA, A WATER. S250 PER ACRE.
 THESE ARE BOTH GREAT BUYS IF YOU WANT THAT SIZE.
 H. A. SMITH. 27 N. CENTRAL AVE. PHONE 1922.
 If
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
Stewart Realty Go
 T. w. ADAMS ST.
Newly Furnished Modern Home
 751 E.. Willetta

Possession at once. One block from Brill car line. brick house, five large rooms, bath and two large screened porches, high ceilings. built-in fire place, buffet and hardwood floors, lino- leum on kitchen, bath and screened porch floors, instantaneous hot water heater, large kitchen containing all modern convenienceS, modern electric and gas devices for doing the house work The furniture in this house is the best that money can buy and only two months old. New garage, wood shed and fenced-in chicken yard shade and fruit on grounds. Best bargain in Phoenix. owner leaving city antf place must be sold at once-s290O cash, bal ance $50 month. including interest on longtime payment. See owner.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
For Sale-Real Estate

CASA GRANDE VALLEY We have some bargains in deeded lands which we acquired three years ago. We can sell these tracts for much less than prevailing prices now. We have a few good state land leases at the old prices. The demand for leases is strong and these will go quick.
 Relinquishments of entries on land of any value are scarce and prices steadily going up. We have some good buys of S10.00 per acre.
 s. c. MILLER COMPANY 32 N 1st Ave. Phoenix, Arizona Casa Grande Hotel Casa Grande
 +f
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
GOLDEN FRUIT

Means golden opportunity for buyer Of this 40-acre citrus ranch in Camel back district. 30 acres of bearing lemon, grape fruit and orange trees, modern home and improvements. This ranch for quick sale at $700 per acre. Terms.
 SQUARE DEAL REALTY
 BROKERAGE
 Room , II w. Adams Phone 749
 bp
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
Here is a Real Home
30 So. 2nd Ave.

rooms. nicely furnished, all mod ern, near Capitol; possession at once Snap at s4100.
 SEE PALMER
 10 N. SECOND AVE. bp FOR SALE = Attractive l0-room house on corner. east front, massive concrete porch, ? bath rooms. excellent plumbing and interior finishing all builtin features. fire place. large ce- ment basement nice lawn. roses, grape arbor, shade. garage, $500; terms. Phone 7e5. br Ii ERE Is one Of the incest homes in the city. 5-room brick with , screen rooms. all modern with lots of built-in features. s4000 will handle furnished or unfurnished. See this today.
 FRENCH WITH PALMER
 10 N. Second Ave. bp
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17

MALONEY With CENTRAL ARIZONA LAND co. 415 Natl. Bank of Ariz- Bldg. bn
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17

40 acres of as good soil as there is in the valley. 20 acres plowed, balance in alfalfa. Good house. garage, hay sheds, well and engine. Price s400 per acre. $6000 cash
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17

T. ROOM house, in wheat. North left of Mcdowell S550 cash and S30 ished for $500 casl
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17

1-3 acres. planted 9th. first houSe on
 road. Price $99450. per month, or furn- dC
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
For Sale = Real Estate

BUILDING LOTS
 HAVE YOU SEEN THE LA BELLE PLACE LOTS? THEY ARE JUST OFF CEN TRAIL AVE. AND CLOSE TO NEW COUNTRY CLUB. SOME ARE ON CAR LINE AND SOME ARE ONE BLOCK AWAY. THEY HAVE CE- MENT WALKS AND CURES AND HARD c A LI C H E STREETS. THERE ARE AL so MANY NICE HOMES IN LA BELLE PLACE. THE PRICE ARE $69O TO $790. TERMS OR CASH. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD SIZED LOT. THESE ARE 75x165, TO BUILD ON. YOU WILL DO WE'LL TO SEE THESE. HERBERT $. PRINCE GO. REALTORS
 IA WEST ADAMS ST. bn
Arizona republican., 1920-02-17
For Sale-Real Estate

80 acres, ripe for big cotton crop. Brick house, tenant houses, etc. S4oO per acre for quick sale.