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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
THEY DO IT ON
S140 4 MONTH
But Fail to Provide for Some
Emergencies

Household budgets. chroniciing
monthly expenses In n scientific
manner. continue TO pour into the or
flee OF the King county fair price
committee. Miss Ethel Dean, secre'
tary OF the campaign to make mar
riagc safe for young couples. viii use
the budgets In an attempt TO formu'
late practical working budget Tor
two people living on $3.50 per month.
One budget received Thursday di'
vided n salary OF sii0 as follows;
Payment on home. S2b: food,
$3i.5i: clothing repairs. s2.75; light,
water. fuel and operating expenses,
f20.f0; church, 80: recreation. educa'
ton and life insurance. si0.05; per
sonal and music. s1o16. and pay
ment on furniture. t25. a balance
OF s6.43 must be made TO cover taxes,
fire insurance and interest on mort
gage assumed upon purchasing
house. No provision is noted for
dental or medical expenditures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Clear Weather Is
Predicted Again

Theoretically, Seattle's climate
should be clear and fair tonight and
Friday. but the old fog seems to
hang on. according to Weather OBJ
server George N. Salisbury. mo
breakup OF the fog in sight yet"
Salisbury said Thursday. The mer-
curry registered 80 degrees above
zero at o'clock Thursday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Payne TO take
LANES OFFICE
President Names Him Sec
retary of Interior

WASHINGTON. Feb. 12.-John
Barton Payne today was named sec.
rotary of the interior.
Payne. at present chairman OF the
shipping board. will succeed Frank.
lin X. Lane. who leaves the office
March I.
The nomination OF Payne will be
sent 70 the senate today by Presi.
dent Wilson. II was announced at
the White House.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Aviator Starting !
Flight to SeattI

RIVERSIDE, Cal. Feb. 12.--M&
Albert Smith. OF March field. left IA \
flying field shortly after $50 a. m.
today for a flight from Riverside u
Seattle. by way of san Francisco.
Maj. Smith expects TO make land.
ing at the Preside in four hours aft
er leaving here. He will remain in
San Francisco overnight. leaving to-
morrow for Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
President Surely
Must Be Okeh Now
If Work Is Sign

WASHINGTON. Feb. IA
President Wilson today showed
how far he had gone toward re-
covery by;
Taking complete charge of rail.
road wage controversy:
Deciding to preside at the next
cabinet meeting;
Appointing John Barton Payne
secretary OF the interior:
Approving the sale of cxGer.
man liners.
Deciding to accept an offer 20
become honorary president OF the
American Olympic association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

BERLIN. Feb. 12.--The former
kaiser has forbidden his son. the
former crown prince. TO surrender
himself to the allics. and has re-
aucstcd tho Dutch government to
prevent such procedure. the krcuz
zeitung said today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
CUTS THROAT TN JAIL.

Dcspondent his plight f. w. Smith, 81 alleged
posve expert of gang of four accused cracken twice
attempted suicide in the county Jail during the night and
in serious condition ut the Jail hospital Thursday.
Jagged piece of glass, smuggled in to Smith in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Want Taft to Be
University Head

CINCINNATI. o.. Feb. l..-A
campaign was under way here TO-
day to bring William II. TAFT, for
mer president. back home as presi.
dent OF the University Of Cincinnati
TO succeed Charles w. Dabney. rctlr.
ing executive.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

pending investigation Of the blowing Of safes Of the Inde
pendent Fuel Co. and the Blackstone Lumber Co.
Both jobs netted large quantity of gasoline checks Re-
sale of the checks bearing registered serial numbers
led TO the by Detectives +. Yoris Claude Fortner
d. J. McLennan and Ralph Jones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Report KoIchak Il
I Slain by Soldier

LONDON. Feb. 1.-THE Daily
Mails Copenhagen correspondent rs-
ported today that Admiral Kolchak.
former head Of the allRussian anti.
Bolshevik government in Siberia,
has been executed by his own
troops. ~~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
She Offers Home to
Woman Lost in Fog

Mrs. Phoebe Hunt, the s0.yeorold
woman found wandering around on a
downtown street late Tuesday night
was offered n permanent home by
Mrs. l.. w. Detmer. s7th ave. and
potheu road. Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

and making effort to hang himself when again
jailer. hearing the commoon. saved him.
Smith has served sentences in Folsom, Salem and Wala
Walla pentenaries Conviction again will result In at
least ve-year Imprisonment lie is held with Jack Mono
han, 32; William f. Spencer, 45 and II. Schoberg, 90,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Driver and Auto
Caught on Train

GREELEY. Colo. Feb. 12,--W. r.
Eaton and his auto took a LIS foot
ride on the fender OF n locomotive.
Eaton was slightly bruised.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

SPOKANE, Feb. IL. Tobacco
users can no 10 heaven. but thcy'll
have 20 20 TO he'll TO spit" Take
Il from Evangelist ''Bony" Bulgin.
who ls holding revival services here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

mysterious way the first instrument used in his death
attempts He slashed his throat but restrained from
ending his life by jaer. Atho he suffered from loss Of
blood his injuries not serious at first thought
and later he placed in a padded cell.
Tearing blanket into strips, he tied il bout his neck
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
WILL MEET
Rail TRIO
TOMORROW
Union Leaders 70 Consult
President on Proposed
Walk0ut in Nation
ny RALPH y. Couch

~ ktAI - y. lVN(u
Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent q
WASHINGTON, ~. H.
Pr~idene Wilson wfIl mees . dej-
exnftoa oi thFee railroad uninu
officials ~ lee epsmaFTvw msrm-
ing. u w~a asuDDssnccd - IL
White Hoss.e today.
II IL expected the president at this
time viii give to the railroad workers
his answer 10 their demands for TIM
mediate wage Increases. which they
have been pressing In negotiations
with Rail Director Hines. These nc
gouations have been In progress
since February .. Tho delegates will
~ee the president as ne sits In his
wheel chair In the white House
gardens.
Bert NJ. Jewell. head Of the Amerf.
can Federation OF Labor railway de-
partment. today was named chair
man OF the committee OF three TO
meet President Wilson.
Other members are J. v. Manion, Of
the Railway Telegraphers. and Tim.
othy Shea. Of the Fircmen and En-
gInemen
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
rs n SEEMS
TO NE
DANA SLEETH

@1HERE have been milien-
NUNS In the worlds his
tory. Periods whom man
kind loved rather than
- hated. rejoiced rather
than mourned: gave rather than
received: believed In tho brother
hood Of man. and practiced L.
Such q millennium vas wit
nansed In the yer 80 A. d.. when
ne Christian world believed the
>nny OF Judgment was at hand
"At midday the prisons wer-
opened. and the prisoners received
~ heroes and martyrs. They were
taken to the houses Of the nobility.
made 10 sit a, table. and senators
and their wives washed their feet.
I'VE are all sinners. people
esld. and have nothing to boast
of. These prisoners have endured
their punishment while We went
about frse-'
-Nsvsr had thsrs been such .
1lsplay Of philanthropy and mercy
111ncs The early days Of Christian.
~.
Masters anl sKvAnts were seen
embracing each other and Weeping.
'fhs former iarnenting their sever
~. the latter their dishonesty. Old
Nnemkez. who met each other on
ths street. grssped hands and led
Zach other about like children.
G1nG1nx hymns Of praise.
sChristmas had bern kept with
unwUnted soIemnity. and men lived
~ peace with each other. The
guards OF the city (Romc) had
nothing to DO. for the fear OF what
WAs coming was sufficient to main
tain order. People slept with open
s>oors. and no one dared steal or
1scetve. There was no need to do
-. for every one received what he
an1kcd for. The payment OF debts
wAs not exacfed. the churches
Yors crowded day and night"
- ended the first thousand
4eass after the coming OF Christ.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
Doctor Is Accused
of dope" Dealing

Secretly indicted by the federal
grand jury on ~ counts Tuesday,
DIR. Thomas p. Butler. 1549 w. 6ard
St. Is accused by internal revenue
agents OF dispensing dope to addicts
In wholesale quantities. II became
known Thursday.
More than 300 sales of morphine
and cocaine are alleged to have becn
made by DIR. Butler. according to
records In the hands OF the revenue
officers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

BYQfherhood-
There I saw bishops, court
DArshAls, generals. monks. nuns.
society ladies. workmen. sailors.
dustmen and street girls ievcling
tho ground with hoes and spades.
Finally tho king himself made up
his mind to Join In the work. That
WAS the greatest feat Of cquaiiza-
zion which mankind has carried
out: the hills were made low and
The valley filled. At last the great
theatre Of liberty was ready. AT
the alter OF the Fatheriand fire
Of perfumed wood was kindled. and
Taiieyrand. bishop Of Autun. with
= retinue Of 400 white robed priests.
consecrated the flags.
AN was forgiven and forgotten.
Haf a million people collected in
ono place. animated by one spirit.
felt themselves that day TO be
brothers and sisters. We wept. we
fell in each others arms. we kissed
each other. We wept to think
what wretches we had been and
how good and amiable we now
were"
I mean, by citing these two mil
lenniums. merely TO show that
snan--cynical. selfish. sordid man
has within him the germ OF
motherhood. and can. en- masse.
zach angelic heights and live for
be hour as Christ lived. loving his
.g1heighbor as himself. full Of good
1 works. filled with the spirit of
God. which Is love.
What man has done. man may
20 again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
There has been a lot
of talk about the closing
of the shipyards hurting
business in Seattle.

And II has been proven
that this city is too big for
that to happen.
Business in Seattle is good
and business men are pros
pering.
However, among a popula-
ion OF 100000. there are al
ways changes and opportuni.
ties Tor new business.
Many good Investments arc
,ffered you today on Classi,
lied Page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

1ANCE once for a day
reached the same high
pIane--that day in July.
1890. when the nation
celebrated tho Feast OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

oned visiting artists.
This was written In reply to a
criticism that had appeared In a
Tacoma paper from a Tacoma
manager. even n casual reading
should have indicated that II had
no possible reference 10 such an
IOrganization az the Seattle Ladies'
Musical club, or those who have
had charge Of its seasonal pro-
grams. Indeed, as this club has
usually faced deficit. and as Mrs.
~ A. II. Gottstein. In her work as
manager, has received nothing but
ths Satisfaction Of good work
well done. my criticism could be
no possible stretching have been
made To cover either the club or it's
Z sDnansgcr.
I II may be taken for granted that
4his column will do no inJustce
onewtngiy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
CABY DESLYS IS
DEAD IN PARIS
Actress Dies Following an
Operation on Throat

PARIS. Feb 12.--Gaby Deslys.
actress and dancer died In hos.
pital here late yesterday following an
operation Tor an infection OF the
throat several weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12
PRESIDENT To STUDY
DEMANDS or WORKERS

Before meeting the railroad men
the president will study the whole
wage controversy. which was post
pened last summer. when he request
ed the men to give the government's
fight To bring down living costs q
chance to show results.
A written report covering the en-
tire controversy will be delivered 10
him today.
Following the announcement that
the president would meet the rail
men personally. Secretary Lansing
admitted that he had called off all
cabinet meetings until further no
tlce. IL was recalled that the cabl.
net handled the coal strike. and the
calling off Of the bi-weekly meetings
was regarded as showing the prcsi.
dents decision to handle the. railway
controversy alone.
Union leaders today were not on.
tmistic over the probability OF their
gaining from the president their com.
plete demands.
Officials, however, believed they
would prevent a railroad strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

FALSE TEETH. gold fimed. OF.
fercd for sale by Henry Mer''n
and J. II. Ferguson, led TO their
arrest police said Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

NJ SORRY some musical
folks extracted misery
from my Tuesdays col
umn. where I referred to
promoters who chaper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-02-12

Gaby Deslys was widely known to
the American theatreg going public.
having appeared In many produc.
tions In the United states both on
the legitimate stage and in motion
pictures. She gained notoriety about
nine years ago when her name was
coupled with that OF Manuel, the de.
posed boy king Of Portugal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
.ILFELD employees
HOLD GET-TOGETHER
Men From Stores
Throughout State in
City Today

4 big g~ct-torcther meeting of em-
ploycs Of Charles Ilfcid COMPANY
being held in Albuquerque today Az
Store managers and department heads
from Albuquerque. Santa Re, Snniu
Rosa. Gallup Hud MaEdnicnu ~ els
subsidiary companies are here Tor thc
meeting.
Tho company nov operates ay
Wholesale houses ln the nboVc NAMED
ritiea aud plans hy holding such mcct-
inrs az this one today to- increase ne
efficiency uf the organization The pur-
pose OF Tho mrct,nK. aR announces py
the company b. Go discuss iftpruNr-
mcnt and hcttcrmcnt Of hnsin,~H
methods and organization and eNpbn-
sion.
Entertainment features COZ the
mcetiuE Include 90 banquet ~ thr
Gountry club THE evening und % jim
ncr ut the Aivprado sunday noon
Bcsldor the personnel ct the Alhi-
ouoruue house Tic following are ptca-
ont Herman g.. ltfeld. Las Vegas.
Arthur g. Held. taH VEGAS. Louis g..
iifold. las Vegas. L. - AlDNHudae,
tuH VEGAS. Harold GnN. i.aH VEGAS.
" s. Wilson. las Vegas. W H.
springer las Vegas thas pHnziE,r.
las Vegas. 4. Stcinmotz. Las VEGAS
~ A. Bresctt. Stutu Rosa. g. g. Doll,
Santa 70, q. g. Lawrence. Gallup: s..
W. Miller MnEdnlenn: g. o. Moultuu
Corona A. " Narno, corona; - O..
Dawson. MuuutninaiI. e. s.. stanton,
willard. A. e. ortora, Pastura.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Advertising Campaign
For Guard Recruits

The promoters OF the A~ihuluerque
n-afiounl guard are now launching an
extensive advertising campaign Tor re-
cruits. The spirit OF virility. heorts-
hood and courngc OF the organlzatiun
is aptly embraced In the recently
adopted slogan, Real Horses for Real
Men" and tho appeal ~ eNpectcd 10
solicit the proper response from all
Inc spirited yorths OF the city. Al
though the full quota of h orHautz1-
lion II not yet realised. u considerable
prirunnei IL already recorded. Any
eligible man between the ages OF is
and IS h invited 10 consult Capt n.
u. Grille at his offices In the Whiting
building sor particulars.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
County Health Officers Making
Free Use of State Laboratory;
One Test a Day Arriving Here

Two cotton syahs from mise uud
throat membranes of 90 dlphthorin
Inspect To- Wagon Mound IS 81. ar-
rived nt tuc state health laboratory
ou the first mail after tho sailing
containers wcr" received hS he
county health officers
In tS hours Miss Myrtle Greenfield
h~urt,riulorist for the state health
laboratory. Sent back the word that
diuhthrrit huCilli had been found tu
tho culture. The health officer pro-
lntI,d Geo quarantine the case and the
physician Co treat b.. Before the
Quarantine b. liftei ,hree successiy"
.ftiplcs sent TO d health laboratory
must show an absence OF tho bucilil.
Ga this vas IN tlV state health itl-
urututy ritunted ut tho tniycisity OF
Sew Mexico. arum1vf 1idifie in ti"
diagnosis and checking ~ coulmuui-
rItiNr diseases throughout Tine state.
fooui in the chemistry building ON
tine university campus. with lt-
shining white equipment. Ifs Hiuk. iHs
work tables. bottle rtCl.s. electric IU-
DuhJtor ,yskH and Clio cases DO is az
cnmpHcilF md efficiently arranged Is
70 modern E~itch'nsttr.
The equipment Do Che C~untlincr-
for samples which were to hr jI-frih-
ufed Geo th, various ruuufN hoHirh Of
ucrrs huVc been long Iu Hrriylue, go
thut the laboratory is just now ready
Co make ANY tors which muN no sHnt
ln.
That iho health officers over the
state are eager to take advantage ut
'he tests of the laboratory b. demon
-trltaa by the IuiurdII'r fespnut'
whici thry Hrr making $50 thc uff'r-
uf tho laboratory u~FsistuUp. The test
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Samples are arriving NJ the laboratory
on tho average OF one u day.
Thc containers Tor samples arc
glass test tunes with cotton shoppers.
uf small bottles These are packed
IN cotton iu tie IAN mailing tubes
rrovt ed los tbs !ahpr3tgry. Large
cork Insulated containers for ship
ping water and milk siinpies nave
been ordered
Tests TOR poison as woll as bacteria
are made 81 Miss Greenfield. An
innocent appearing bottle % catsup
reposes on her desk, This was sent
up fOr examination hv "a nan who
suffered intestinal disorder. Cutsup
was tho only suspected article OF
food No foreign matter was found
ana the doctor later diJrnuscd the
mans ease as influenza.
SO charge b. made for amy ~ the
examinations ur tests, hut ID Is uu-
dcrstood thar u,rsons vino can afford
tn pay for such lahor.y orv diagnosis
wlll scnd thelr semploa tu tie ON To-
mlrUtui laborafurieF.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27

Leo Fcrrre. 81. Louis.
J. Sparks. Socorro.
A. NJ Roster. Chicago.
g. : crawford, spur. TeNas.
j. L. clark. Jamez Springs.
a. r. Pincetl, Cuba.
D. g. VinAon. Columbus. y NJ.
T. T. cole. Claurcroft.
q. - MILLER, Ciaudcrou.
n. 81. Nickery. iamoKorio.
D. Dewey, Chicago.
e. O. Lang. Thore1n.
r. y. Witron, CITY, d a
= he baron, Kansas city.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
BY MAJ R. W. SCHROEDER,
Written Excin~itciN for Tliis
New paper.
%tCopyrieiH. 1890. by The News
ImIsst futcfprlsc Ns-lctnttnnD

I wish | might rcnlcmuer what nap
pened immediately after began go
inu. THAT part of iho hight VAL at
WAYS D., a blank 20 mo. . uiust has p
been unconscious the entire time wi'fi
ihc machines rushlnr tuNird Tho
earth With The velocity. tlntnst of t
1noot,nE star.
Ih, next sensation I recall was ot
q Terrific oSpiosion ln my head, aud on
lurkiuu phuut discovered I Mas within
e. few Thousand feet Of the curth ana
BOZ f. atiinrc Territory AIS eyes pHincu
nae NtH much o. my hearing seemed
tp &c. some With "a great cffutt . irN
ol,d the machine ana headed west by
l0,stug tile sun.
Eyes go Closed.
After about no nut lying
found ms self ovor Milhur Wight
alrdIomc. but hy this time my eyes
were practically shut. and I was sure
hat to attempt u lanung would Dee dls-
aStruus.
In q few minutes I was directly
over MCtuuk icid. Ms eyes were
worse thun ever. M / docidcd To gain
% little altitude und jump 10 safety
with ui parachute. However as !
recognized the post hospital mcchah-
iCHllh shut of my ututur % landed.
Tho wheels hit the ground n I found
myself unable to move "a muscle and
with both DYES tightly closed.
After several DAYS under the doc
tors care. I was able To examine tuy
Instruments aud record my ohseT'n-
uunH The cahhrutiuu of 90, inStru-
nrnu uaNc me au altitude ul Be- au
fpei.
Nt tno maximum height { wus stan
riimhiul ut tho rate uI 100 feof pcs
minute. 'uuzids. ing the Indicated
forward speed aud the distance I was
urNcn hack. there must oNi.t winds
ed. I'D . ..H LAD ID. o. D. L-#aNH-..#-.. .#
goo miles per hour ut points between
$4,000 and 80. 0UO-iout attitudes and
which ur' always from BE- westerly Gle
rcytiou.
To make usc OF these nigh ,oloDu,
winds lu uIT travel IH Vuitt feasible
ln fact. my present plan Includes o.
nip from Frisco. Co start 300 the
morning. landing 100 Sew YORK t"i
dinner ThtH tput ! iulN expect 70 H,-
oomplish within thr nest Few mouths.
Speeds of 500 tu TOO miles pry huul
WIlt rtsil' Dee Obtained.
4 close examination of m, inStru-
mputr showed that { had fallen 90 Nrr.
titlr distance ct $4,000 teci 'u tive
mtnut"s and three seconds ut 90 spec,
varying from 500 to ltU miles pvl
hour. Fifteen SECONDS AMOR 1nds
would have crashed TO the earth.
@shocL" llIouEld Him 10.
thus h'9rrsf Wi tnc question WAN
Il ctuNCu me tn reE3uu consciousness
a. tu. stIif of the fan . Was under .I
HtmuH ph,rip prtsAur, ut about utr au,
uUH IIlt pound" u'i Square inch Ihi'
drop bon pressure, bad comic uu grad
uHllN tl the mucr gstuu A. ne cu'
cot the IuIl I wis under un utuoHphrr
b., pressure ol about % pounds po.
sluur, inch. ur { had tT,plrI the pres
sure rt % terrific rate Even wh"'
uIIHIur down uf normal speed from go
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
Who's Here
A ARRIVALS AT
LOCAL T


COMBS.
Van % HrpdN. Los Angeles.
D. : Bland. TINS Vegas
4. Stcinmotz, Las Vegas.
T. ", Under Socnrro
WIN Sturgeon. bedford, Ind
Irnu Baily. bedford, Ind.
ur aud Mrs r. NJ Downing. York.
%.
g. J. McKGnsa. Gallup
o. ~. Snidcr GuntDr, TcN.
a.. Torres. Socorrn.
a. fluudborr. Los Angeles.
" T., CLARK Gallup
i 4 Pentl. Scwunec
\ u Bcalo. Jr, Denver.
" c. Johnson, ~ paso.
Homer berkshire. EstHncia
MIR. Spruili, Estanci1
Hcrry Hines EstuncIn.
Tee s. Evan, Marquee
Hurry g. p'Rricn. Denver
~ = iarimer, Kansas city.
John Becker. Bolen,
J A. Tallcy, Dcwing.
D.. -. Hawthorue. san Mnrclal.
a. = Mnht ~. Jackson.
y Nielson. Minneapolis.
A. O. Mccoy. Gallup.
W a. pufiy, Tulsa. Okla.
AIVARADO.
Edw. !. Buttcrworth. chicago.
\ 4 FoN, 81 Louis.
g. Pepper Santa Ne.
Jesse Emich, Los Angeles.
D. ". Cahill, Santa Fp.
T.. W Cuuloy. chicago.
Mary b. Marshall. New York
VIM ~ Springer. Las Vegas
J.. o. Alexander, Las Vegas.
Chas. panziEer. Las Vegas.
g. D. boil, Santa Fc.
r. s. Lawrence Gallup.
a. W Miller, MaEdnlena.
W E Wolf indianapolis
Mrs J.. !. S%ctihncr. rhicago.
". a. Wilhuru. Santa BE.
r ~. Cardwcll. New York.
" T. Ward, san Francisco.
a. l.. Grebnrch. Chicago.
\. T.. Mctcalf. Kansas city.
e.. r.. staff, Chicago.
~. n. Hamilton. Carrlzozo.
Chas. T.. Dale. aSnta Re.
e. :. Wharton. Tucumchri.
b. g.. Palmer. Denver.
D.. O.. Rogers, Santa Re. q
Jas. pwyer, Topeka. II
4. n. Lewis, Dallas.
W. .. Beaty, Kansas city.
a. A. Ions, 81 Paso.
B w. Spetz. Santa Fe.
y. A. Koch. santa Fe
W. L. Peek, Chicago,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
VOTING o III
DID DOUBLE WORK

TACOMA fraternal order here
borrowed O. voting machine from the
county "a "a lodge election, Saved
time said tho lodge official. Taught
VOTERS TO use the machine" sal the
couuty officials
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
MAJOR SCHROEDER'S LAST ARTICLE
TO THE ROOF OF THE WORLD AND BACK
TELLS OF FALL; VALUE OF FLIGHT
How I MADE MY SAFE
LANDING

In thls, tile last 81 the -torie-
OF his attitude fcrurH-smasihng
hight Major SchrDrtigf pFtsiirts
marvellous Tuturc Developments ~
ncroIii ttiti-l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-27
The Smarter Styles in
Modish Millinery

You will find this an unusual dis
play of really clever styles in
Millinery.
The variety is large and includes
correct Hats for every type and
taste.
Very choice new Straw Weaves in
novelty finishes and other fashion
able effects trimmed with a clever
ness that denotes real style dis
elimination.