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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28
Democrats to Hold
County Primaries Oct. 5;
Convention Oct. IL

The democratic county central com
mitteo ut a meeting yesterday after
noon decided to hold the county pri-
morlcs on October s and the county
convention OF October II. These are
the days following the primaries and
convention OF the republican, and
were so selected TO consider the
fusion offer Of Frank Hubeii and his
followers.
The primaries outside OF Albuqucr-
que. will he held on the call OF the
precinct chnlrmen at such time and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28
were cut by ss.7io.Ooo.ooo by the re.
publican congress.
New Ornnnlznaiona


New Organizations.
Every government organization Is
bigger than II was six years ago, and
there are many new ones funcuoning.
Foremost among them at the present
time IL the prohibition enforcement
OFFICE. which proposes TO spend a.
SOC. 900 during the year. In addition
there IN the federal reserve board, the
federal trade commission, the ship
ping board and emergency fleet cor
poration. and the tremendous tax COLI
lecting agency OF the treasury, not TO
mention a number Of purely war or
g~anizations that are stil hanging on.
From April l. 1911. when this gov
eminent went into the war, the num-
Der OF government employees in wash
ington has nearly trebled. Al that
time there were some $1,000 odd. At
present there are at least 100, 900.
There a been many increases In
the old departments, and republican
members OF congress have freely
charged grave extravaganza IN gov
eminent payroiis. Herbert D.. Brown,
head OF the bureau OF efficiency. went
on record before congress AS saying
that there were thousands Of super
employees In Washington.
Inc HltuatiOnt u " utClureu Is que
and has been due 4 lack OF any com
~prehenslve policy on the part OF the
administration for n return 10 normal
conditions and for wal rctrenchment.
Wnr organizations nave gone on and
many OF them Will have TO continue
for an Indefinite period.
In the meantime government ex-
penscs or rather government expendi-
lures are running IA huge sum every
working day.
on the score OF government em-
pioyes aud their number. tables COM
piled by the civil service commission
are illuminating. They show that Mt
the beginning OF the fiscal year 1914,
there were 30.IS9 government en-
ployes on the rolls In Washington,
and s9O.5G3 outside of the capital.
making Il grand total OF 420.7b2 on
the payroll.
February 20. last, the date OF the
last estimate by the commission,
thorc were i00.ii0 workers on the
payroll in the capital. and 100000
outside Of Washington. or a grand
total OF T6O.ii0 for the nation. Forces
will have to be cut, however. under
the reductions made In %appropria-
tions by the last congress.
The Herald IL the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want" out
Of Want Ads BY bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28

place al each may designate. In pte-
cinct ~, at Jefferson haii, and IN pre-
cinct 20. at the Central school. Third
street n Lead avenue. primaries
will be held at gao p. m.
Proxies to the county convention
will not he recognised. except when
held by n peraop who IN a resident
OF tho precinct from which the del
e~Ente-olect WIS chosen.
Apportionment uf the 1852 delegates
TO which each precinct In entitled II
given as follows:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28

CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
II Battery Place, New York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-28
GIVES ORDER TO
PLANE WHILE EN ROUTE.

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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
MAKES
GOOD IN FLYING
GAME on COAST


Considered one q the most prom
ising sttsndants q the White Aero
school Ct Los Angeles, where he Is
enrolled g > ground student, Is
Edward Koehler. formerly Of 1872
Twenty-fifth street. Fly Paper. .
technical paper published weekly,
says:
One Of the most promising stu
dents In the White Ground school
is Edward Koehler Of Rock Island,
III, who has been enrolled only .
few weeks.
Ambitious and energetic, he is
fast learning the rudiments Of aero
plane construction and repair and
at the present time is fast learning
Gnome motor overhaul and fusel-
age-construction.
Reared in Rock Island. where
his parents still reside. Koehler
came 1000 miles to learn aviation.
81 intend - stick to aviation,
said Koehler upon enrolling, Be
cause I know 1t presents greater
opportunity than any other indus
try, especially to the young man of
today
Upon completion Of his course
Koehler will join the White organ
izatiOn."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
Steers CAR At
LIGHT POLE TO
SAVE ANOTHER
= Packard Machine Causes Are
supporting Pole to Crash Into
Strcct-One hurt

"A big Packard automobile served
q the battering ram that broke
eevn an electric light pole at tho
southwest corner of the intersec-
hoa Of Fifth avenue and Four
'esath street At 3:45 o'clock Friday
aftarnoOn.
The car was driven by v. d.
Sears, 122l Fulton avenue, Daver-
Dort who had steered the machine
!ovard the curbing to keep from
Lifting the second car, driven by
sean {. Feathers, Ills Sixth ave-
ne.
eears was driving south on Four
!eoatA street and the other car was
s0g driven west ON Fifth ave
ma Seeing that there would be
0ash unless he took heroic &C.
- sears headed his machine for
- e1roing. He vas not driving at
excepuonal rate Of speed, but
- machine rolled over the curb
M struck the electric light
- WITH sufficient force to break
on. The car was not greatly
agsf considering the circum-
aaees. The radiator was ruined,
essvef, and the hood was buckled
Passenger Slightly Hurt
Ls Csdrey. Burlington, Iowa,
AYR In Sears automobile,
~ cconderably shaken and she
- eat slightly about the face. She
a1ended by DR.. J. d. Banta
uocery store at the corner
s0 Ne accident occurred. Sears
sapsd without injury.
~ So!nsr driver was blamed for
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
INVESTIGATE
BIGCOAL PROFIT
Search for implicated Government
Onaeials Started BY Senate Spe-
elA Committee.

Washington. Dec. Is. = Omitted
Press. "A search was ON today to
find the first of the government Of
ficials charged in testimony before
the senate investigating commit
tee with having made huge profits
in dealing In coal.
Senator william Calder of New
York, chairman Of the special SEN
ate committee on reconstruction,
which is conducting the coal probe,
has assigned detectives on the trail
Of the man whose identity has been
revealed to the committee.
This man was formerly q dol
lar-a-year" oficial in one Of the de-
partments here but is not now in
the government service. He was
identified to the committee by
George II. Gushing. director Of the
American Wholesale Coal associa-
ton, who made the charge in q re-
cent hearing that pool Of govern
u1CuI OAN40Ao VIOnSC0 Ia SA0 "AAN
scramble for coal" It is under
, stood Cushing's Identification Of
him was incomplete.
! Calder said that as soon as the
! former ofnciaf had been located he
would appear before the committee
to answer the charges and give IN
formation ON the operation Of the
pool of government officials. The
| committee has adjourned its hear
ings over the Christmas holidays
but expects to resume the investi-
cation next week. Senator Calder
said he hoped to have the former
oficial on hand the drst part of the
week.
Cushing revealed the name Of
only one Official whom he charged
with making profits on coal. The
committee intended to get the
names Of others implicated in the
charges. The man, already identi-
fed, Calder said, is not widely
known.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
By KING WIDER.

believe every man should allow
MS wife perfect independence of
thought and action.
No man should marry a woman
to become her guardian. in the
sense Of debating just what she
shall or shall not do.
l consider my wife an individual,
entitled to her own opinions and
hobbies; and feel that l would be
frustrating her spiritual growth
and development Of character il
attempted to make her reliant upon
me for her every need in life. Ones
wife should be allowed to travel and
indulge in vacations or belong to
'clubs-in exact ratio to similar in
diligence on ones own part.
The reason for SO many wives
growing unattractive to their hus-
bands is because they've been for
hidden by these seH-constituted
masters any association with the
outside world; OF course, such as
sociations are necessary, in my phi
losophy. that the wife may broaden
her knowledge Of life and bring
this knowledge to bear upon their
mutual problems. In this Way. aha
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
WIFE CHARGES
HUSBAND WITH
CRUEL ACTION

Petition for divorce was filed
yesterday afternoon in circuit
court by Vera B. Lawrence of
Hampton township against Carl
Lawrence, alleging cruelty as the
grounds for separation. They
were married Sept II, 1913, in Mo-
line and lived together until Dec.
%, 1920.
The wife alleges that she was
compelled to leave her husband and
seek refuge with her parents.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
MEY FUNERAL
k AT MARSTON
SUNDAY MORNING

.
A services for John Haney,
Va found asphyxiated in his
q the Sherman hotel We'd
tS Wsning. will be held q the
aa mineral home At . O'Clock
m morning. The services
3 lcs friends in this city. The
WI then be taken to The
] ,n Methodist church. where
- WI be conducted Burial
- = made in the Marston ceme-
8 - was found dead and his
Ss.ssmss Raver of Peoria. in an
oos condition when. the
NV OF the hotel, Lawrence
came to their room. Death
IN - % asphyxiation BY escap-
e,s rom the kitchen stove.
was Haney's home citv
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
BRINGS SUIT y
FOR PAYMENT
OF INSURANCE

The Mystic Workers Of Tie.
World, q "Reminiscences or
ganixation, is made defendant IN IN
action brought in circuit court b.
Elizabeth Rifle to force payDeat
on an insurance policy. The plain
till sets forth that the certificate
vas issued on July IS. 1913 to
Meta r. Cooke. It IL claimed that
the contract provides for payment
Of 70 per cent Of the policy 4 the
insured dies within the second year
after the issuance. The Amount
asked is $700, being 70 pef ce1e &
q 81 1000 policy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
LUNCH |e0N
NAN IN SUIT
FOR DAMAGES
- & II p


Ernest A. Anderson, owner Il n
automobile lunch dispensary, yes-1
Fterday afternoon institpted suit h.
circuit court against the D.. R. |. =
N. W. railway for $500. claimed
a damages incurred when his re-
taurant on wheels was struck ~
an engine at the Forty-third street.
crossing In Rock Island. The acci-l
dent occurred Fob. n. 1890. An
derson, claims that . freight cax
obstructed his view Of the tracks
and prevented him from seeing the
engine approaching ON the main
tracks from the east The platntn
alleges that he was injured and
was 80 days recuperating.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
BIZ FLORENCE yDOR.
Have faith in your husband.

Have faith in your husband.
Do not tie him down, by either
forbidding him an occasional night
with the boys, or denying him the
pleasure OF meeting. in your own
home, some of your girl friends
who possess intellectual qualities
or artistic talents.
Your husband will suspect your
lack Of faith in him, if you endeav-
or to build q wall around him, and
this will either heighten his con-
ceit-making him believe he is
really quite attractive to the fem
mime eye-or will cause you to
pity your narrow mindnedness,
And who wants to be pitied?
II you insist that your husband
cleave to the family freside every
night in the year. you will soon
atrophy his mentality; and then
hs may become less interesting in
your eyes.
He is an individual, whose en-
vironment and experience before
no met you. have given him q pic
ture Of life different from that
which you behold. Therefore, you
must not expect every play you see
or book you read to mean the same
thing to him that 1t does to you.
II you love Chopin. and he loves
ragtime. endeavor to crafty his
taste half Of the time. II you be.
lieve In the principles Of Socialism
do not become angry with him be-
cause he hews to the standards oil
the Republican party.
Remember this: IN An infinite
universe there II an infinite var.
isty; and that u Just what colorl
life, and makes for marital hap.
piness: because Of having difieren,
opinions. and because each drink
from various sources Of inspira.
ton. husband and wife can remain
interesting to each other, In ny
opinion. this ID the secret OF the
highest happiness 'attainahle In
this world.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
A CHRISTMAS THOUGHT

Last night the through the meadows
strayed,
Poured forth transparent silver, the earth glory made
Upon the frosted prairie that argent splendor laid
The great blue vault above held loveiness untold
mighty dome of sapphire. tnlaid with Of gold:
O., splendid the vision before then unroed.
SOFT white peace broodng upon the sparkling plain
While still the bright fountains their silver
rain;
And Joyous diver walked through crystal main.
o. It such evening, the wonder nights among,
When many harp of heaven to sweetest notes from
Judean shepherds the choirs celestial
That lovelness that splendor that music rich strong
Upon that night Of wonder did to Child belong.
He is the King of Beauty, He is the Lord of song.
E. WAYNE STAHI4 Rock Island, III.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25

$500 70 cover his ronts bs-'
.,i ~. Santa Calus made his
lsisn rslAasy home early last
= iltie homeless tots had
$3.50 around the enormous
4 srnause tree. presented TO them
NJ 1lI \. 8. Henderson. q $50
$3.50 .uhsn old nan Santa
$500 y members Of the Rock
800 Rossry club surprised them.
49, pleesed with the bright faces
= - and every little girl and
- ssata decided to spend most
4 a. svssins with the youngsters.
- ~ given a gift by the Ro-
t.riaa santa Besides these pres
- ribsoas, hair clasps and hand
terehiefs for The girls and ties,
bocks, cua links. stick pins and
hsndksrchisfs for the boys were
riv,a b. Mr.. and Mrs. William
!Trefx, who have played Santa for
ths last II years to eBthany home
children.
sy Maa- Hep.
Chicken dinner this noon was
proyided by the Fellowship COM
miftoe Of the East Moline Rotary
club. and the chickens, themselves,
vsrs given by farmers and gard
nerS living in East Moline. Candy
b. ths Cansert and Abraham Candy
companies Of Rock Island and Mo-
line we're distributed to the chill
drum and huge pop corn balls were
delivered by Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Fnedsl of Moline. Candy boxes
md bags were prepared by women
Il the Gsnsert company and nut
and candy filed stockings were
nade BY the Berea class Of South
Park Presbyterian church. Dolls
cradles, kiddie kars, sleds and 9th.
n toys made by the Y. W. C. A.
~ community clubs were also OF
the tree for the children.
-,etween . and 10 o'clock THU
noeaing, the Home held its privat,
Christmas party. Each child wal
given . gift by the home, and pres
eats sent in by private individuals
we're distributed. This Afternoon
ne several dozens Of vctrola rec
efds brought by the Rock Islam,
Rotary club, will be played.
Many other donations were mad
~ people. The list will be issue,
ln the monthly report. Miss Med
Smith, home superintendent, is il
charge Of the Christmas arrange
msnts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
THREE DRINKS UP
BEFORE JUDGE ON
CHRISTMAS MORN

Joseph Bishing. Moline, was fined
IS by Magistrate D. J. Cleland in
police court this morning on q
charge Of drunkenness.
Frank Smith, Moline, and VIII
liam Sweeney. Rock Island. were
arraigned for drunkenness and told
ito beat It."
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
SENDS MAN UP FOR
80 DAYS AS A VAC

Edward Foxen, Chicago, was SEN
fenced to 80 days in the county Jail
on q charge Of vagrancy by Magis-
trate D. ]. Cleland in police court
Friday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
ARNBERG DIMES
AIRE MEN TODAY

Tim !: John scharnberg. Of
M ~ theatre. Moline. IL ho.t
40 ~ employees Of the theatr.
- = the actors and actresses
e iAst halls bill. at .
- dinner At the Manufac-
gel this afternoon a $50
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
Personal Points

Mr.. and Ma N. D. AdamD and
son Neil, Jr.. Of St Paul arrived n
Rock Island this morning a1d VIA
spend tho holidays with 1fn.
Adams' parents, Mr.. and Mn. An
drew Dahlen. 80 TwenEycArse
street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
Tea Is Postponed.

Cards have been recalled for the
tea at which the Misses Dorothy
and Frances Rhoads Of 1882
Twenty-first street, were to have
entertained on Thursday after
noon, Dec. 30. The tea has been
postponed because Of the illness Of
Miss Dorothy Rhoads. Some one
hundred tri-oity girls had been in
vited to the affair.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
ATTENTION MEMBERs ROD

All members are urged to be
present ut the meeting, Monday
evening. Dec. n, at 8 p. m, at the
Elks' Club.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
SOCIETY.
uanr Fanrlr plnners Teaal.

uanr Fani1y DlnnsrB Te1ay.
! Family dinners are the Christmas
festivities today, many trt-city nm
nies entertaining large companies
Of relatives during the day. There
are special Christmas dinners beng
Aefved ct the various club houses
and some special parties are dining
1t these places
Mr.. and Mrs. T. b Davis are en-
tertaining at the family dinner 70
day. Thomas B. Davis, Jr., Who y
attending the Institute Of Technol-
ogy In Boston. and. 10 home for the
day. Thomas B. Davis, Jr.. who u
Mrs. W. H. Marshall eAtertained
last evening at = family party.
Mr., and Mrs. James Common Of
702 Twentieth street have as their
special guests TOR the holidays. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Wendell Clarke and
Miss Anna Fries Clarke, Peter Con-
nor and william Stevenson Of Chi
cago. A family dinner is being
served today.
Mr.. and MIS- John Arnell Of 1904
Seventh avenue, are having q COM
holidays, is special guest. Mr.. and
nooon.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard l. Velie Of
the villa velie." Moline, gave q
Christmas morning party for the
family and a few friends. There
was a Christmas tree in the ball
room.
l. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Huntoon Of
Moline are having Christmas fam
(, lily dinner at their home for the
Huntoon and Sloan families. The
Stephens family will be entertained
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Deere Wiman at Seven Acres,
Moline. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe r. Lane
of Davenport are giving family
dinner and Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Stat
fiebach are also entertaining at 9
big family gathering.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-25
Galesburr Couple Wed.

Mrs. Flora B. Farrar. and Frank
Suydan, both of Galesburg. were
married this morning at 8 o'clock
in the parsonage of the First Unit
ed Presbyterian church by DR.. J.
H. Gibson The couple was unat-
tended. They will make their home
in Galesburg,
New-York tribune., 1920-07-12

the capital and an imperial salute was
fired by the cannon of the Invalides.
A week later, on Monday, February z,
the diplomatic corps was presented to
the new Empress, and the Senate gave
. ball at the Luxembourg Palace in
honor of their majesties. The Of
fciai organ, "Le Moniteur," had an
terms: can auspicious event. which
cannot fail to consolidate the dynasty,
10 shortly to take place. The Emperor
is about to marry Mile. de Montiio.
Countess de Teba, Mile de Montijo. who
belongs to noble Spanish family, is
the sister. Of the Duchess Of Alba and
is as distinguished for the superiority
OF her mind as for her remarkable
beauty"
Boycotted by Royalty.
Throughout the sevepteen years of
ner occupancy of the French throne
Eugene was, subjected to species of
boycott by her sister expresses and
queens. When foreign rulers visited
Paris during her husbands reign they
invariably left their consorts at home.
IN fact. the only royal lady of high
sovereign rank who ever condescended
to honor Napoleon and Eugenie by be-
coming their guest at Paris was the
late Queen Victoria, who was induced
by her ministers, very reluctantly, to
go to Paris. They declared that it
was only. by her consenting to pay a
state visit to the French court that
Napoleon III could be prevented from.
putting into execution his extraordi-
nary project of proceeding to the
of the allied French and English
armies then besieging the Russian for
tress of Sebastopol. While Queen
Victoria never visited France again
during all the fifteen years that Napo-
leon remained on the throne, she
developed thenceforth kindly interest
IN Eugene, largely due to the pro-
found Difference manifested toward
her by the Empress.
1t was this interest that caused
Queen Victoria to intervene quietly
than ordinarily violent quarrel with
the Emperor had led Eugene to quit
Paris after a semi-publc outburst of
Jealous anger, vowinga that she would
never return. Fortunately, she di-
rected her steps to England. The
Queen, who had been warned of what
had occurred. induced her TO leave the
hotel at which shetwas staying in Lon
don and to join her at Osborne, where
she Kept her TOR week. until she had
reasoned with her. soothed her and
after effecting a reconciliation per-
suaded her to return to Paris and to
her husband. Thus, through the kind
ness of Queen Victroia, what had
started in a sensational quarrel and
what would have eliminated in a COM
plete and disastrous separation was
removed from the domain of public
scandal, and the fight from Paris
transformed into friendly and pri-
vate visit to the English sovereign
New-York tribune., 1920-07-12
Denies Italian Ship
Flew Communist Flag

Reports that the italian steamship
Belluno had arrived at Buenos Ayres
flying the Communist red flag were de-
MED yesterday by F. Quattrone, acting
Italian High Commissioners. Mr.. Quat-
trone said that after he had read pub
lished reports from Buenos Ayres of
the arrival there of the Belluno "with
the Communist flag aloft and the Ital-
ian flag at her stern he cabled italian
Minister of Commerce Aiessio and re-.
ceived this reply:
"In justice to truth and to avoid
wrong Interpretation, please inform
American press steamer Belluno and
four others have been sold by Italian
government to Garibaldi Cooperative
New-York tribune., 1920-07-12
Policeman Arrested as
Tire Thief at Bayside

Patrolmen Of the Flushing police sta
tion, Queens, who had been told that a
man was going through Broadway.
Bayside, about dawn yesterday, carry
ing three autamobile tires. overlook
the pedestrian and ordered him to halt
To their surprise they discovered
that he was q patrolman Of their own
precinct, Edward C. Fleischer. The
tires he was carrying were claimed by
Otto Rupert, whose garage is in the
rear Of the police booth in Baysidc,
and On his complaint Fleischer was
locked up on charge Of petty larceny.
His friends said taht he told them
that the tires were thrown out Of an
automobile which he had tried to stop.
He was suspended from duty.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-12

Society, which is branch Of the Federas
over 8 5000 Nss nna smbers
flying Aioft bears plainly historic naTsls
OF Garibaidi. Its red color is symboltst
Of the famous red-coated army of Carl
baldi, which is name of cooperative So
ciety and also its distinctive marx
Commander Rizzo is president of CD
operative. His glorious name should
pretations. Commander Of. Beltuno is :
not Captain Guiietti, who is now at. :
Gen0a, but captain of our marine
and transportation department"
Commander Rizzo commanded feet
OF fast motor boats which sank q bat
tleship and injured several others IN
an Austrian harbo~ early in 1918.