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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
RODDA DISMISSED
ON LIQUOR CHARGE
u. S. Commissioner
Holds Evidence Is
insufficient

The ease against pete itodd1 pro-
prietur of siI,as place, who was
charged with violating the federal
prohibition law, was dismissed after
hearing before Commissioner D. =.
Mcdonald this morning.
Mr.. Mcdonald gave ms decision a.
o o'clock his afternoon, saving that
the evidence against Rodd, was in
sufflci"nt to huld him.
Roddn was charg'd with having In
his possession spiriiuous and iutnAi-
eating liquors and thrt he did unlav-
fully offer for sale ana did sell spir-
iluous ana Intoxicating liquors. to-
wit: whiskoy, wine and braudv."
Testimony was introduced to show
that contingent OF federal officers
consisting of Harry Hoiucn, Roy Sitz
aud Ernest Walker broke into an ont
FuuSe 20 foCt from the main building
at SilvH'F ranch In rlcrns canyon IN
Tuesday and that they found and
brought away large amount o.
liquor.
The stock brought from the silva
ranch Included sS2 bottles of wine.
over dozen bottles Of whiskt, aud
two or three dozen bottles 81 fancy
liquors.
Hodda stated In dcfcnsr that on
January =. more than o month be.
fore the prohibition HmCndul'nt wcHt
into effect he wrote lctt,- to the
internal revenue collector ot Arizona
listing the amount uf liuUur which he
had on hand ana asking Tor nfurmn-
tiun as to its disposition. r. has re-
Crivcd no reply 10 this cuumunica-
ton to date. he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Text of Messages
On Assassination
OF Carranza

FL pAsO. Tex May 22.-General
obrcgon's message TO Roberto Pes
qucira, financial agent Of the do facto
government here said.
headquarters, General Ohrcgon,
Mexico city. May 2e. 1890.
n " fesqueifa, Ciudnd Juarez
Chihuahua.
= am transmitting the following
message received yesterday from Saxn.
We are wiring today General
Pablo Gonzales the following.
Early this morning az the town OF
TlaNcuitcnango the president OF the
republic, Nenustiano Carranzt. was
made prisoner and cuwardly nssaasi-
mated az the CRY OF Viva Obrogon' by
Colonel itodolfo Hcrrcro and his men
violating the Hospitality that had been
Onorcd him by Hcrroro
We are az your service and we
only ask permission To allow us 60
ihkc the body Of our worthy Chiet 10
~ last dwelling place at the capital
7itl, requesting YOU 10 order "a special
tnin tur this purpose to Boristnln.
Respectfully,
"tSgned) Generals Juan Barngan.
II. dc = Mariol, Federico Montes. Mar
iuno Gonzalez.
" Ing isuucto Bonillns. Lieutenant
Colonel u. 81 Fernandez Colonel r.
Lima, and other officers
itcpiy Of ObrcgOn.
II have answered the foregoing mes
sage AS follows.
Your wire to General Pablo Con
Zaloz. IL Is very strange that group
OF officers who are Nouching for their
loyalty and honor like yourselves and
were accompanying President Car
rama with the unfaltcriug duty Of pro-
teciing him. should have allowed him
To be dssassinutpd. without complying
D. .NH !. ..Ha. a.
the people oi the republic and the
people Of tho world. that you should
have shared his fate. More 80, when
the whole nation is aware that you are
The onlA ones responsible for the un-
fortunate happenings of The last few
weeks and which hRd such "a regret
liable nnulo iu the death OF NeuustiaHo
Carranzu which found him abandoned
hy his closest friends. who ut tho crit
ionl moment failed ln thcir duty TO
protect him.
"on repeated occasions. President
'urrauzu was notified that every guar
nuty would hq glvea him 10 be- would
be willing to leave the danger zone.
nut hc refused 20 accept this offer be-
cause hc undoubtedly uonaidcred ID an
undignincd act uf "a man Of honor to
save himself leaving his companions
in danger; This act of CarrunEa re-
Nenlcd the dignity and good fellow
ship which you failed To- appreciate.
Implies They Ran Away.
There are signed 10 tho messagc
tho names Of 32 officers and one civil
iHu, which is mure than sufficient in
number if the, would have done their
duty. to have saved Mr. CHrranza's lifr.
it ur Sou state. be wis nzsussinntad.
~ have tho right 10 suppose that
you ran away nt tho critical moment
without having even made USE OF your
arms. SH none OF Ynn were wounded.
II you had died defending the life Of
your chief amt friend. who had show
cred 30 many tnvurs upon YOU. YOU
would have been honorrd hy public
opinion AVID would he at rest with your
cunsciencea. and would have escaped
the shame OF your coNardiCe.
(Sigued) "A. OBREGONf"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
TWO BANDITS SHOT.
THIRD ESCAPES
Deputy Sheriff Wounded
in a Fight in Miss
ouri

ArtHlSoN, kHus., May s2-Twu
motor car loads uf policemen ANA "a
deputy shcrin pursued three alleged
bundtts iu q motor ear last night, en-
gagged them IN a fight with rifles and
rcNolNcrs south ut Bcan Lake. Mo-.
wounded two men and today two Of
the men. Harry Kelly and Waiter
Bradford. are 900 "a local hospital. The
third man escaped ia Met Tough,
deputy shcriu, was wounded
Three thousand dollars worth Of
ltb"lty bonds were sakru from the
pockets nf the wounded tugitlNts. aud
large bag, nllct with Liberty bonds
ana money said 10 total several thnu-
sand dollars was taken ftom the motor
car In which they had been riuing
The police pursued kUlN and Brad
fo"d and their companion ln tho belief
that they were concerned iu the ruh-
berry OF tho state bank OF Howe. Nehr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

Carranza'a chief followers, who
were with hlm when he died. ad-
dressed message 70 General Pablo
Gonzales protesting tho assassination
OF their chief The message wss
transmitted here by Ohregon with his
answer
Cowaraiy Attack.
The Carranza leaders said carranzn
was made prisoner and cwoardiy
assassinated al the cry OF viva OBJ
regou" by Colonel Rodoifo Hcrrero
and his men. violating the hospital
i.y that lad been offered him by Her
rero.
The Undersigned Of this mesRge."
said the carranhlslas. protest with
all their energy. honor and loyalty to
the entire world this new stain which
has been thrown upon our country"
obregon. N his answer 10 this mes
sage. acatchingly arralsned carran-
za's followers for allowing him 70 be
1T Is very strange" ne said. that
group OF officers who are vouchIng
their loyalty and honor like your
selves and who we're accompanying
President Carruaxa with the unfalter-
ing duty OF protecting him. should
have allowed him to be aasassInatcd.
obregon's message TO carranza's
followers ended with this paragraph.
Il have the risht to suppose that
you ran away at the critical moment
without havinif even made use Of
your arms. a. none OF you werc
wounded. II you had died defending
the life % your chief and friend. who
hod showered 70 many favors upon
you, you would have heon honored by
public opinion and would be az rest
with your conscience and would have
especially the shame Of your coward
ness"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Welsh Presbyterians
Unite With the
Major Organization

FroshN NtCriaus accomplished u giant
stride toward church unity today when
the mercer with tho Welsh tul,iuistiC
Methodist, also known us the Welsh
Presbyterian church was officially con-
tummHtcd
uhrCusing war against Dissertation or
ltgalizcd attacks ON Sabbath ubscrV-
unrc marked todhN's session ut tho
general assembly, the governing body
OF the Presbyterian church IN the
nited States
The union with tho Welsh church
transfers $4,000 Cumwuuirants to tho
Presbyterian church with tiO churches.
100 ministers. SEQ elders riN synods
aud ~ pryslN tcrirs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Hailstorm Loss at
Phoenix Is Large

PhoENlN, Ariz., May 90 An I'M
spcciion today Of a two mile belt oN-
tending from southwest nf phuculx.
through the citN and out to the north
east, swept Yesterday afternoon hy "
heavy hailsturm. convinced depart
mont Of agriculture officials and 9th
ors that while damage to crops might
rench into hundred of thousands OF
dollars. q would hu an cNaEEcration
10 rate It iu millions.
About $1,000 acres Of long staple
cotton, out ut u total planting OF 1885,
900. were damagCd, officials said. The
damage varied from moderate 10 to-
tai loss
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
DOTS and DASHES

LONDON The Bulsh-yik offensive
against the Poles aluun the more
uurthcrly part oT the front In tho
region OF the Borcsina is continuing
iu make progress according 20 Fri-
IuN's official statement from Mos
COW. received 10y wireless today,
PARIS Ambassador Wallace in
formed the council ~ ambassadors
today that President Wilson had an
bounced that tho United States would
accept the role Of arbitrator In fiNlnR
the boundaries 0f Armenia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Cattle Loans
Are Ordered
Continued

WASHINGTON. May Sta assist
western cattle growers whose loans
have been cut of by the termination
uf the war finance corporation. the
federal reserve hoard has instructed
reserve and member banks to iayor
loans on livestock. Eenator kendrick,
democrat uf Wyoming, said today uf-
the board.
Iic added that the board would be
willing 70 order rcdiscuunts on cattle
paper iu order to support federal re-
serve banks In cattle districts which
might require such attention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Severe Storm Sweeps
Castle Rock, MINI,

Sr PAUL. Minn. May ga Se-
we're storm swept Castle Rock, Mimi,
this afternoon. causing extensive
property loss and injury to "a number
uf persons, according To mengro in
formation available late today.
Telephone officials In ~. Paul re-
ported total suspension uf service Ia
towns in the immediate vicinity OF
Castle Rock which Is between North-
field and Farmiurtun and no def
initr promise could Ec given uf q re-
sumption Of service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
FUGITIVE PRESIDENT
SLAIN BY MEN WHO
OFFERED HOSPITALITY
Gen. Obregon in Reply to Messages of Protest Calls
Action Of Gen. Herrero and His Men
One of Cowarcice'

I'D FASU Texas. May 22-PrcsIdent o
assanaed by his according telegram
yaro Obr9gon of Mexico City received by revolutionary
here today 80
Carranza killed by troops Rodolfo Ierero
former federal soldier Of the Daz ObeRo
stated The assassination reported place
TlaxcaltenangO puebla. Yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
BNkER ORDERS PROBE
INTO HI.llt.DOtI. ESG ApI

WASHINGTON. May 22.-Grovcr
Cleveland Bcrgdnli iiCn drtft dudEcr,
who escaped from two army sergeants
at Philadelphia. Yesterday. was per-
mittvd 90 leave Fort Jay on repre-
soutation OF his counsel that hc had
sccrrted largo sum OF money /. "a
place known only 20 himself. sccrv-
taiy Baker said today IN a formal
statement
Mr. lakrr denied published reports
that he had authorized the moving or
Iergdoil and said his first knowledge
that the prisoner had loft Fort jay
Wlu when Adiutant General Harris
reported hts srupo. Tho secretary
added that ON receiving the report no
directed nn immediate ana thorough
Investigation
a war department statement said
General Auscll former acting Judge
advocate general had informed the
department "that he nad gone lntu
the matter cIrfully and that circum-
stances indicated the truth Of Berg
dolls statement about the hidden
money"
ne also stated" @ was added.
'that hr would pay Hll the expenses
ot the trip and not with standing
tho guard he us Horgdous counsel,
would stand responsible fpr his
prompt return to prison
''fh" attorneys fur ngrFioll are IN
honor bound iu return The prisoner
tn the disciplinary hni racks and Tho
war department expects tnCm,
through the offer Of suitable re-
ward ana other proper means Co
npprohcnd Hcrgdoll a. tho earliest
urHcicahio date. said the statement.
The regular award Of $50. au-
thoriycd for the apprehension 90 an
escaped military prisoner, l. totally
F concluded
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
HITCHCOCK AND
BARUCH CALLED
TOWASH|NGTON
VIII Be Quizzed Monday
as to Wood and McAdoo
Expenditures

WASHINGTON. MAY 22-Frank
a. Hitchcock, former postmaster gem
erai has been summoned ~ tho SEN
ate presidential campaign expense
Investigating committee 10 appear at
the opening inquiry Monday as the
representative of Major General
Leonard wood. republican. and Ber-
nard ~ Paruch us the representative
of William @. McAdoo. democrat
Il was said the committee had con-
siderable difficulty IN entertaining
who should be called to represent
General Wood. Altogether some rs
Representatives ~ candidates have
been summoned. but the committee
hopes to complete the inquiry before
the republican convention opens ON
June eighth
10 Biting Accounts
The mel summoned were directed
io bring "alt accounts of Contribu-
lions and expenditure IN the cam
patgn from every source. and all cor
rcspondoncc connected Herewith" D."
Those summoned to appear before
the rpmmittte included. L. l.. Elmer
son, for Governor Lowden. republican
of Illinois; Angus McSween. Tor SEN
ator johnson. republican. California.
Howard NJ Rice. for senator Poin-
dexter. republican. Washington; T.
H. Moore for Governor Cox. Ohio.
democrat. e. e. Carlin. Chicago. for
Attorney General Palmer. democrat;
n ~ Daughiery. for Senator Hard
ing, republican and Rudolph !. Her
z'N. for Senator sutherland. rcpun-
llcan.
Othcr- Notified
Messages also were sent directly
iu Senstnr Owen ~ oklahoma: ana
James W. Gerard democratic candt-
dates and Senator France ~ Mary
lH"d. republican. candidate. notifying
them of the inquiry. Mr McSweeu
asked thar his appearance De delayed
un'U TUESDAY because uf a pressure uf
work
The committee has decided not to go
80 either the republican or democrat. 10
conventions ana has tentatively ale
dod 10 refrain rom going into tho
contests Instituted over delegates
H,aW IN the convention
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
rnINCIrnN nEATs % ANNAIin

PRINCETON. y. D. May ga
prlnceon defeated iaTaid In dual
track aud field meet here today by 9i
points TO %
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Forecast for Week

WASHINGTON. MAY ss-
Weather prrdictiu-s FOR the week
beginning Monday are.
southern Rocky mountain and
plateau regions. Occasional local
showers probable except fair In
Nevada Nighi temperature gen
rally below normal aud duy tenn
peratures nearly normal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22


pcratutc 15. Low
e. ~ temperature
S2 Daily rang"
temperature 2i
Mean daily TEN
poruturc 90. Rcla-
tive humidity q
D. M IS. Relative
humidity g g. M
9t.procipitatiun 81;
NlaNlum velocity ~
wind miles per
hour q Prevailing
direction southeast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

CAMBRIDGE. Mass May ga
Princeton Harvard baseball postpun .
ed. rain.
Naic. 9. Cornell g.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Today'S Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Score. u, u T.
81 Louis ......U2O OOO OUU--2 2
New York .....OO0 600 OOl q 1
BATTERIES. ShOckeT and SEVERED
ThOrmahlon ana Hannah
Score. u. g. r..
cleveland .....DOe goo 0nO--l 40 3
Philadelphia ..OOi 0Ol OpU-l &
batteries Ny. and O'Ncil. Ferry.
Belts and Perkins,
Detroit Buriun game postponed,
rain
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
HOW BERGDOLL, RICH DRAFT
EVADER, ESCAPED FROM GUARDS

tolophoncd TO the police TO Washing
ton and To Major Hunt a. Fort jay
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

LONDON-The king Of ewcden
received a cool rcccption IN London.
tits visit was utterly Ignored "hy
everyhuhy who ia anybody" The
bxpreas tells why; "rhe Swedish
royal Family threw the whole weight
of IT. Influence during the war on
the aide of the Germans"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22

cHIcAoo-nult. sii.eo0fass.
receipts. 6.G0o. - -
cclpfs 2.f69.
DENvER--torasu) tfb.soa ia1ss
receipts. i.seo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-22
Weather
AT THE UNIVERSITY or NEW
MEXICO. ALBUQUERQUE
For ~ Hours Ending q a m.

IhEhoHt tcmpcrn
pcraturc 75: Low
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
Urges War Upon Rats Eyervxh,

NS INeryNhere
Calling attention to the disovs,,
bubonic plague in several Am;
and Mexican gulf ports and rene
his warning regarding the introduc,;-
of plague from Mediterranean 60.
which are known to be infected g.
geon General Hugh S. Cumm,n, ~,
communities throughout the cour,,
and especially along the coast, 70 :.
augurate rat determination and -.
proofing campaigns
"Burbonic plague is primarily ii,
ease of rodents, especially rats, sa'.
General Cumming, land the d;soa,-
can be controlled effectively by me-,
ures directed against the rat. Tbs
termination of rats is all the more 70 :.
desired because of the rremen4oYl
economic damage they cause"
According to conservative es,;-,
made by the United States pr,ris
Health Service on the basis Of rrn
erous surveys there is at least one -.
for every person in the United =,
This estimate comedies with TIA, 8.
Great Britain and Ireland and v;.t
authoritative figures for Denm,,L
France and Germany. The annual -,
keep per rodent was omputed BY N,
same authorities as Sl.SO in C-e.,
Britain, Sl.20 in Denmark and 81 -
| France. The depredations of the -,..
in the United States will very probabI,.
exceed the estimate for Great Britain
One-half a cent day is considere5
conservative, but even on this co.
putation 1t costs the United State
SlSO,OOO,OOO year to support its -,
population. This does not inc,rae
mice.
"The United States Public uoa,.A
Service Is prepared to detail trained
experts to assist communities in o-
ganlzing the fight against rats" said
General Cumming. "Manv of or-
officers have had extensive practice,
experience in this work and know bo,
to make it really effective. In the GO,
port cities the work OF DETERMINATION
should be supplemented by bacterial.
oglcal labratory examinations to deter.
mine whether or not plague infection is
present among the rodents. In the
inland cities this is not now neces.
sary."
The United States Public Health
Service has just published new bull.
letln, entitled "The Rat-Arcuments
for Its Elimination and Methods for
Its Destruction Copies NAV tie oh.
tanned by addressing the United States
Public Health Service, Washington, d
C.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
The Origin of the Word "Lady &"

wonder how many people know
now the word "lady" originated ? |
didn't know until yesterday, when an
old gentleman told me.
Take the word lady now" he said.
they tell a pretty story about how that
word started!
"A long while ago, before the
England of to-day had begun to be
anything more than a waste of forest
and marsh land, its inhabitants were
forced to dig in pretty hard for liv-
ing.
I'm time there came to be class Of
people who builded better huts and
wore finer skin than the other people
wore. 1t was because they were finer
workmen, more finished craftsmen,
and, in time, these people banded to-
eether and organized the first towns
u don't know when the first mill
was invented. 1t was, suppose,
rough affair of two stones that the
women pounded together. But by the
aid of it they managed to make -four.
and then they proceeded to make the
first bread. And they baked it in great
loaveS.
And then famine, grim and ter
rlole, came upon the land. And while
the people who had mills still man
aged to exist, the other people were
starving. For the supply of nuts and
roots had been blasted.
And so the women who lived in the
towns and baked the bread banded to-
gether, baked many great loaves and
carried them to those other people who
were starving. And the other people,
seeing them come, cried:
Loaf day! Loaf day!'
out of that time Of famine it came
10 be a custom-the giving of loaves.
And as the years went BY the words
contracted, and the people cried:
"Loa' D'yr
And then, after centuries, perhaps
me two words became one. And when
the kind women appeared, carrying
bread IN their hands, the hungry peo-
pie would follow them, crying loving
ly:
"Lady! Ladvr"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-15
HaveYOu a Bad Back ?
III You Have. the Statement of this
ohepherdstO"n Resident Will In
tereSt You.

Does your back ache, night and dav.
hinder work; does il stab vo,,
through and through
&hen you stoop or lift or bend?
men your kidneys may be weak
Often backache is the clue.
LUST TO give you further proof,
Inc kidney action may be wrong.
II attention is not paid
more distress will soon appear.
IneaoacheS, dizzy spells and nerves.
Crlc acid and its ills
Ttase the burden worse and worse.
Liniments and plasters can't
Reach the inward cause at all.
Help the kidneys-use the nilis
Shepherdstown folks have tried and
proved No anu
What they say you can believe
kead this Shepherdstown woman.
account. ''"' .
See her, ask her. if you doubt.
Mrs. I. w. Show. saws: "The first
symptom of kidney trouble noticed
was pam in the small of nv back.
Souiont turn over in bed without being
heiped NV kidneys also caused me q
good deal OF trouble. heard about
Doan's Kidney Pills and being 50
nlghly recommended. decided to trv
INN. They regulated the action of nv
kidnevS end put a stop to the pains
Doan's Kidney Pills are a fine kidney
remedy and | gladly recommend
them" ''>'
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Dom,
S,mpiv ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pils-the same that
Mrs. SHOW had. Fpster-Milburn Co.
Mfrs. Buffalo. N. Y.