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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
Yellowstone to Raise
$4,000 Relief Fund
acial TO the Daily Tribune

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Billings, May 21.-Tuesday has been
set as the start of the Near East relief
campaign in Yellowstone county. A mini
mum sum of $1,000 will be sought. Com
mittees have been formed in every
town and speakers will appear at the
rural schools in order to reach nearly
all of the farms through the students.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
COAST LEAGUE.
PACIFIC INTERNATIoSAL LEAGUE,
CHINOOK BIRTHS.

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Chinook, May 21-A daughter was
born Sunday TO Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Knapp.
A son was born Monday to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry J. McCabe.
A son was born recently to Mr.. and
Mrs. John Evans of kalispell. Mrs.
Evans before her marriage vas Mlss
Minnie Jepson Of Chinook.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
Yanks May Still Use :.
Polo Grounds, Giants
Decision to Johnson

New York. May 21-The New York
Americans, who were recently notified
by the New York Nationals to seek a
new playing field after the present sea
son, will be permitted to continue the
use Of the Polo grounds. according to a
telegram received today by Colonel
Jacob Rupert, president of the Yankees,
from Ban Johnson. president Of the Am
ercan league A satisfactory arrange
ment had been reached in q conference
at Chicago with Charles Stoneham,
president of the Giants Johnson said.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
RETURN FROM WYOMING.

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Chinook, May 21.-Mr. and Mrs. Gail
Kern returned the latter part of last
week from Thermopolis, Wyo., where
they lived this winter. Mrs. Kern has
been suffering from rheumatism and
hopes to be benefited by returning to
Montana.
Mr.. Kern has gone back to Thermopo-
lis to work with an oil company with
which he has been associated during the
winter
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
PIRATES, 9; BRAVES, 0.

Pittsburgh, Pa, May 21-Eayres was
hit hard today by the Pirates who de-
feated the Braves. to 0. After being
touched UP for Is hits and nine runs in
five innings, Eayres was relieved by
Watson, recruit pitcher. who held
Pittsburgh hitless for the last three in
nings.
Score: X: II: II;
Pittsburgh 49,. .401 040 O0x-9 10 0
Batteries. Eayres. Watson and Gowdy;
Carlson and Lee, Schmidt.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
He Comes From East
to Seed Joplin Land
81 Tho Daily Tribune

Special to The Daily Tribune
Joplin. May 21.-H. $. Simonson of
Minneapolis, who owns fine half sec
tioD of land west of Joplin, arrived here
last Monday to begin farming operations.
Mr.. Simonson intends to put in at least
100 acres to wheat and summer fallow
the rest.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
Harrows and Seeds
200 Acres Five Days
ciaI TO The Dsily Tribune

Special to The Daily Tribune
Joplin, May 21-George Johnston. who
some time ago purchased 1927 gas
tractor, has been farming ito beat the
band" He, in five and one-half days.
double disked, narrowed and seeded 200
acres. He now has over 500 acres in
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
GIANTS. 2; CUBS, (.

Chicago. Nav 21.-New York hit
timely behind errors by Robertson and
Killifer of Chicago. and won the final
game of the series here. , to 1. Tyler,
pitched in fine form for the locals and
scored their lone run. when he trlpled
and came home on Flack's single.
Score. r. n. F..
New York 100 600 OO1-2 10 Q
Chicago 900 600 010-1 2
Batteries: Toney and Snyder. Tyler
and Killefer.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
Cut Worms Destroy
20 Acres of Grain

Special to The Daily Tribune.
joplin, May 21-Verne Sauer, north
Of town, reports 70 acres of grain de-
stroyed by cutworms. Other farmers
have also noticed that the cutworms are
at work in the different fields.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
sUPERBAS, 3; REDS. 0.

Cincinnati Ohio. May 21.-Cadore
nitched his first full game for Brooklyn
TODAY since his record breaking 26-in-
ming tie against Boston and shut out the
champions, 3 to O. Brooklyn made five
straight hits off Eller in the fifth In
ming. earning their three runs.
Score: n. n. -, =,
Rrooklyn 900 O3O OO0-3 :
Cincinnati 900 600 600
Batteries: Cadore and Kruger; Eller'
Luoue and WingO.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
Y. NJ c. "A. Athletes
Local Sport Circles
Cleveland Is Winner
Over Athletics With
Four Circuit Drives
Ten Innings Required for Chi
cago to Defeat Washington
Americans IL to 9.

Philadelphia. May 21.-Four home
Cleveland over Philadelphia ran the
weeks total of four base hits in the
local park to 13, a record here for five
playing days. Walker. who registered the
first of the two Philadelphia circuit
drives today has made three of the
thirteen.
Score: X. ii. +.
Cleveland ... O13 O13 100 9 IL 1
Philadelphia -. 100 40 OO1- II 0
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
WHITE sox Il; SENATORS 9.

Washington, May 21.-Chicago began
hitting the ball in the first, kept it up
through the tenth today. and won from
Washington, IL to 8. Each team used
four pitchers. A pass to Leibold, E. Col
Inns single and doubles by Weaver and
Jackson, gave the visitors their winning
margin in the tenth.
Score: r. II. E..
Chicago -. 311 100 O2O 3-11 Is 2
Washington. 100 203 go / 9 IA 1
Batteries-Wilkinson. Payne, Kerr,
Cicotte and Schak: Schacht, Snyder.
Courntye, Shaw and Charity.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
"We Sell Suits for Less Because
WeSeN More Suits"
Hatch =
No. NJ '':I!i :lI!oiliIp J

The Hatch One Button Union Suit
Stands high above the rest,
In price and value it has won
And has been proven best
In strength and other qualities
1t is the winner, too
So. If you want union suit,
This is the one for you
1t has been built to satisfy
The man that really cares,
And. furthermore, this union suit
VIII never need repairs.
1t is the winner in it's class,
The kind that stands the test;
1t is a suit of quality
And is considered best.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22

Crows are to be found in one form
or another in every inhabitable land ex
cept South America.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
COAST LEAGUE E.

Vernon, 5; Salt Lake, 8.
Seattle, 6; Los Angeles, Z.
Portland, 1; San Francisco, ?.
Oakland. -; Sacramento, y.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
RED S0X 8: TIGERS 8.

Boston, May 21-Boston continued its
heavy hitting today. pounding Dauss and
Ayers and defeating Detroit. s TO 3.
Owens put eight of the visiting players
off the bench for boisterous talk.
Score: r. Fl. E.
Detroit ...... 900 OO1 Oils S 0
Boston ....... OO4 O1O Ok s 13 .
Batteries-Dauss, Ayers, and Ain
smith; Russell and Walters.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22
WET AT NEW YORK.

New York, May 21.-New York-St
Louis game postponed. wet grounds.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-05-22

TT WILL tickle you to find out how good
i Turkish and Domestic tobaccos taste
when blended in the exclusive Chesterfield
way. They do satisfy. And you II be pleased
to find out also that Chesterfields keep firm
and fresh in their special, moisture proof
package.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-24
nan ANY glQuQ|l| lRll
SELECT UNI D SFA tbs

Tulsa, Okla, April "a. ~ This qpz-
|zle. in nationality has the Marines
guessing. I, 5 i z II
Louis C. Minette, accepted for en-,
|listment In the u. s. Marine CORPS
here today, said that his mother was
an. American who married q French :
man. In Italy. He was born, on q ship
flying the Spanish colors while lying
in the English channel. a. the age
e I'VE his parents died y sweden Sse,,a !,
who brought him to; the United
States. { His adopted father Is not 2 2
.naturalized German. Ts st3 J5s
{ would you class him as The
Man Without I'd Country? the re- re-.
.crufting sergeant was asked.
Man without q country, nothing,
said the sergeant, I'd class him -
a League OF Nations. '' s4s 5t:. < HIN ?3s
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-24
SUFFER AGE EYES. TURN i
TOWARD LOUISIANA
( (By United 4Press)

AT New Orleans, La, april 24.-The
battle for woman suffrage and to
tratify the constitutional amendment
In time for women to vote in the pre-
sidential election was squarely up TO-
louisiana today. The fight promises
to overshadow all issues before the
general assembly when that body
sconvenes, May 10. e. = i. IT, r.. XII
Both sides are already in training
and leaders predict that the chances
from president indications, OF rattfy-
ing or defeating the measure were
on q $3.50 basis. i ~ ~ Il
( The, situation in New Orleans,
where Mayor Behrman opposed SUI
frage in 1918, will be reversed, It is
believed. Behrman has changed his
views and has come out for the am
|endment, declaring that he will mot
stand in the way Of Louisiana's rati-
tying. 49, 7 /. 8 :. :, 5g;ssas.sl :. T.,
SHOULD woman's suffrage need the
vote Of Louisiana for its adoption as
al amendment to the constitution 81
the United States, I will cheerfully
aid ffits adoption. '' .Behrman, said. *% 1.
81 tohnlMf Barker, 1t he incoming gov
(etenurs sis .pledked to suffrage. He de-
dared forfitS % the sstpnp and in 4 his g
public statements. III. s55|
Hewitt Bouanchaul, the new lieu
tenant governor, who will preside
over the senate. Is. credited with be-
finf opposed TO federal suffrage. sSey-
|eFal leading tiEdres ii both houses
lure also opposed TO the federal am
|endment. 7@s *Ss s .+@$.sz IL" .s*, :,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-24
5000 REWARD OFFERED
rs. : FOR CAPTURE OF CONVICT

IN (Bys international News Service) 81
" Jefferson City,sMo April IA
r"tprice'' Of $500 now is, on ethe head
OF Edward C. Adams, life-term con-
vict. who staged a sensational escape
from q prison train near Upton,
4 NO. recently, notwithstanding man
acles' and leg shackles. Il n
Z Adams was given life term in the
Missouri State Prison after being
convicted on a charge Of numbering
Frank Gardner In the robbery Of a
Kansas City gambling resort. IL .4,5
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-24

Joe Ryan felt that he Just had to ~
q villain to keep Up the natural At
ness OF things. He was born at the
fost OF Devils Tower. In Crook lcoun-
ty, wyo, and he just naturally had to
play he was bad man. Tint he sue
ceeded II evidenced BY the Kisses he
receives in nearly every city and town
IN this broad land. But away from
{ vitagraph's thrilling serials, he ID one
of the most quiet and likable men g
he. motion picture world. And 70
prove 1t he 10 being co-starred With
Jean Paige in q serial. i SH.5,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-04-24
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and 1t will positively give you relief
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Arizona republican., 1920-07-23

To DEALERS: If you want to know where to get Blue Buckles, write to Blue Buckle OverAlls, Lynch burg, Va, and we will give you
 the name of your nearest jobber.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
INDOOR TRACK MEET
SCHEDULED IN APRIL
Schools And Anna
teurs To Compete In
Event At Armory

An indoor track meet, under the
auspices III tlc American Legion is
Echeduled to occur at iho Amury the
first week in April. G@orEc Whit"
% the Korbcr Hardware company ana
Leo Murphy of W.tshhurn's Clothing
company are the chief promoters VI
the event. Both men nave had ,1u-
siderable experience in athletics.
white h. champion high jumper Of
the southwest and a track man wide
~ known throughout the west Muir
ply figured prominently MS a sprint-
err. and was % uicmucr " the T.. *. NJ.
baseball, football anG basketball
teams.
The affair will be confined TO local
representations. Tho University. High
school. MenAul school. q. \. Indian
schooi and the ~Alhuuucrque Buriuess
college hAve an been invited 60 par
tclputo iu the contest. Eligible. uu-
attached amateurs are also urged To
enroll a. competitors. There will Dee
sin events for the evening and cn-
trance fees will rc free. 4 dash. hur-
die race, shot uut, funninE broad
Jump. running nigh jump. and two
mile run VIII make up the program.
suitable prizrs VIII hc awarded 90
the winners OF each u "a trophy cup
viii be given Ca the contestant who
enters an six events aud has the high
e-I average Admission viii Ice '"
cent? to all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
Judge Ryan For
Program OF The
Salvation Army

SANTA ~. \. NJ. Feb. 2a.-trn-
stinted promise FOR the salvation
Army coupled with an expression OF
relief than an organized movement
is ON GOT to carc fnr social problems
In Now Mexico. was received here
today from Raymond u. Ryan II sill
yer city. Judge of the sixth judicial
district. hy Fruuk 4. Hynum. state
program supervisor for the salvation
Army.
Byan's comment o. directed at Tie
1890 home service program OF the
army. This program directs "a study
ul social conditions In zach county
Of each western state. The study rs
-prcdlcated upon the observations OF
army ulcers yer a period OF forty
years western service For the fire.
time in tine history Of the army pub
dc support warrants AN organized at
tack ON the source OF evils.
Il am Informed that the Salvation
Army intends To form an organiza-
ton In silver city for the purpose OF
carrying into cncct It's home service
program" Judge Ryan writes Mr..
Bynum. The program c~ontemplates
She Investigation 81 matters concern
cd with poverty unemployment, lu-
vonilc delinquency and illegitimacy.
THE Salvation Army deserves UNI
stintcd praise Tor It's work as above
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23

outlined and this community Is 10 be
congratulated that IN organization
win be effected Tor this purpose. The
army itself needs no word Of COM
mendation.
What Il has done during the re-
cent war IL an euiogy that cannot be
improved upon by any word Of mine.
! am In "a position to know the Nee
e1sity FOR the wor planned. There
In here no organization which can be
looked 10 or depended upon to do
any OF the things embraced IN this
plan 10 work. You may be assured
that / Will do whatever possible ia
advance the organization and that !
feel greatly relieved that problems
hitherto hardly possible % solution
win now be effectively and easily
taken care Of"
Tho salvation Army rescue home
at III paso. to which girls OF the
intcrmountuin province. who have
fallen. are sent IL being. ~rcmodeled,
The present number Of inmates OF the
hS.lc Is near 100. This is much
more than the old facilities will stand
for any great length OF time. accord
ing to Lieutenant Colonel John w
Cousins. commander OF the province.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
LINCOLN CLUB To
ATTEND EXERCISES
Members Urged To Be
AT Washington Exer-
ercises AkEIigh School

The officers Of the Lincoln Repuh-
lIcan club todhy requested that all
members Of the club Join with tho
knights OF columbus tonight and at
tend the Washington birthday eNer-
c.sss lt mo High school. There Will
be good music ana speaking az tho
exercises.
John W Wilson. president Of the
club. ulso announced that the club ~
san open for charter members "a
that named ~ persons who desired Co
Iuih should be- handed to any onicor
or member NJ the club.
Tho complete list Of officers ana
committee OF tho club was announced
TODAY 90 followsi
President John w. Wilson: First
Vice President . VI Harhcr; Srrond
Vice President, polrce g. Hodey. Sec
r.tnrN Major o. r. Grille; Treasurer,
81. \. Mntfou
executive committee manuel v.
otaro Thomas Hughes. j. r. Salnzar.
Jesus Romero. william cote, J"rr"
Sergeant at Arms. Kenneth Bald
rich.
Membership. - r Chase. chair
man. ,Iydr Tingley Tom hhnsnn, -
a. Euntright. Georgc simpson, Harry
Frank. q. g iflltfhNt INfN 'iNAi'fhf
n. q. sutherland George y Ham
mond. \. Mattoucci. Severe sanchez
b. o.. Hahn Onofro Sando'nl. Tony
Morslli
Publicity Jnd Literature" ". " Ven
ming chairman; D. \ Miller, \ \
sediilo. Harold Morgan, clinton Nn-
d.rznn. Ncstor Montoya. Dick LOWS
4 culver william stewart.
Entertainment a. Vs. Strouu chair
man: guy Rogers, ur NJ X Wyldrr'
Grorrr s Klock. Laurence r. Toe.
Francis t. wood. \. Muntoyn. u
spitz. HARRY D.. pcltz
Election. John - Burg chairman
\. H. Martin Dan pudilln, charles
rbRdvi,k. H. - Itmison, Judge
p|olirnruiu sauohcz George Blake. u
-. Archul,tu. Al coleman, NJ c. or
liz
Finance. q. \. Matsou, club treas.
urer. chairman. captain clark NJ
carr Mas Nurdhaus, n. $ Rosen.
valid. j. Korbor. T. NJ REYNOLDS lc'
tor sails. John . ~ otoro. Alite'
Grnnsf.id q. r Frsnch. y, NJ. cuda'
tnc. -. Hachcchi Jerre Hhggntd
isenpp Gurulc. o. a. Boatright' Ar
thuf S]lntoiri. Judge j. \ Garcia 2
sanchez. Ed p TORY. sydney MIRA.
hams.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
CALIFORNIA EAGER
TO SEE MAETERLINCK

Los ANGELES. cal. Feb. 23-.
Elaborate preparations are being
made In Los Angeles 90 welcome
Maurice Mneterlinck the noted Bel-
gan poet ans drHmatist. who VIII arr
rive Monday to begin work us u
writer of motion picture plays under
his contract with the Goodwin Pic
lures Corporation OF Now York.
Charles Minscl. Belgian counsel In
Los Angeles, has taken charge of the
welcome to BclElun's national poet
and will head "a large delegation to
greet Mr. Ma,t9rllnk ON his arrival
Besides Mr.. WinteI prominent Nom
rers ct the committee Will bee Louis
Santous. French counsel; Henry
Gearing. president of the Canadian
Society OF Los Angeles, who repre-
SCENTS the British consul. and Mrs
Wiiioughby Bodmau who as chair-
man ~ the commission for the relief
of B~cigians during the war won the
personal thanks ct King Albert.
In consideration of tine poets re-
uuest for u few daNs quiet follow
ing his strenuous transcoutiuontul
trim many sncial functions Will ho
delayed until he haH rested. His
PARTY and local reception committee
however will go from % train TO
Santa Monica where luncheon VIII Doc
Hcrvudi al the beautiful Windvmvrr
I hotel. overlooking he lncittc. IN"
prrty will bee the guest of the Santa
Moutcn cit, council commercial club
and womcn's club. This is To be the
Official welcome 20 Mnterlink Co hls
summer home for ln the Palisades
district Of santa Monica has been
selected Inc poets home during his
sooiurn ON the west Coust u is "a
magnificent mansion overlooking the
gorgeous sunsets OF the Pacific and
the imposing mountains in the Santa
Monica range. The home Is SUR
rounded hy fruit and flowers so pro-
iiuc ut this season. \ tenuis cuurl
~ part Of the ground. samuel Gold
wyn 10 selecting his home has chos.
on one of tho most wonderful am,
picturesque sites ON the whole Pa
rlNc coast. From luncheon he vii
go to his new residence.
Elaborate plans are being made %,
local Bclgians Tor "a big c%clrbrtuoi
} on April in of King Alherts birth
dag anniversary and Will ontrea
! Mhctcrlink 20 he their honor'd cues.
2 on this uccuainn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
Wrestling Bout On
Card For March ]

A wrestling match between two vet
Grams OF the ring ~ planned for ths
evening OF March isi al the Armory.
George Falls or Cherokee. okla. aud
George piueau Of Albuquerque. VIII
be the contenders, The best three falls
TO decide the better nan both men
are wreatlerH of twelve years expert
enco and the coming bout viii not be
the first In whita they have met. IN
isi5 Falls lost TO pineau ia q match
OF three tails AT tho CRYSTAL theatre
here. Al a later date Falls rctaliated
BY defeating plncau IN two falls az
San Diego. With such an even record
the couiinF contest will. IN n great
measure. decide tie champion weller
weight OF i5O pounds Of The state. The
affair will begin az s.So with some
good prfliminaries and win be the
first u the series 81 athletic events
auspiccd by the American Legion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
BURGLAR'S ENTRANCE
WOULD w HANDY

LITTLE ROCK. Ark-The robber
who entered Deputy a. : Marshal r.,
g. Hodges home. 5if Rock street.
wns compelled To- select from broken
lots.
Three others have preceded him
during the last two months.
The post-season Intruder took SO
and a pistol from "a back Don while
the family was In the front part of
the house.
II has been suggested that Hodges
establish "a burglars entrance" for
the convenience OF future m%aruudcrs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
knights OF Kohrassan
Initiate Candidates

Tho Imitation ~ seveYal candidates
into the w Hamid Temple. No. III,
Dramatic Order of the Knights Of
kuhraasan ef ~ Paso occurred sat
urdny evening. The event was pre-
ceded By a Dime AZ the Pullman cafu
Ht which the inhgemcn appeared In
fun costume. The Initiation proper
continued from Z o'clock until early
Sunday morning. The ~ paaO dele
CATION included the follow AZ Y. ).
Gocn. past grand chancellor of Texas;
Frank l.. Green. MnN shuts, VIM. Pei
phrey. Dr., Carl g.. Smith. James l..
Dwyer and Wan. q. Schneider.
The initiates ase Hugh "a. Williams.
Santa Fe; Nelson A.. Field. Santa Fe.
Washington H. Lindsey, portaisss
Cans. l.. Allison and 4. &. Allison.
Roswell: James r.. Elder. Charles J..
B~arnCtEon. Jos. Pies, william vs.. Me-
Clelian Thomas Biakemore. Arthur
H. CoiEan. Royal ~ Easley. Lon u.
Meredith. Leon Antoine. 1r.. Chester
n. French. David A. BoatfiEht. Otto
Scheer. Emil Il. Jacobsen. Ernest II.
smith. william 5. stewart. a. u.
Ramsey, Nelson l.. pinzcil. John y.
I Str1mquist. Edmund X. Clayton,
Isaac singer, A.. H. Msupin. .. l.
Lewis. j. f.. him. n b.. Carr. George
W. Taylor. ~ l.. Oaiies. q. !. Hascr
Fred ". Fischer and A.. u. Matthews
! an OF Albuquerque.
Il, urauortfau IN ita ~thfqknaaa fron
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
At TheaterS Today

"U" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to-
duy la ApaCle,' with Dorothy
D,ltot, ass tho star, also the
aHnund aud Tagged" episode u
iii, current Events" reel
mENI. THENTtR- Ncpoating
Monroe salisbury as the lyiullk
character boz Ills Divorced Mnci
also "Thc Eternal Trinnsie,' par
ticipatod iu hy funny acting dogs
exclusively.
LYRt THE NTIW-Thoscr who
mlled 20 see May Allison yesterday
In The Walk On,' ran see her
today. the pictures being repeated
today, also repeating "hinoErtni-
Nurld weekly" pictures.
PASTINII THfATER The
MANAGEMENT has arranged "a hig
pruerum for today. Elaine Ham
mcr-tcin viii hc socn starring in
'eTlc Country COu-in;" also Tho
Land al Opportunity in two in
tens.ly interesting reels. THIS is
"a Ralph lncc production and ne
| himself playing the role OF Ahra
him lincoln L. an Ameriranizcd
uictur,. made hy Americans, and in
the iutcreN of all true Americans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
nol.sHEyIKI LosE TowN.

LONDON. Feb. 2s.-rhe recapturc
from the bbisheviki Of Rostov-on-the-
Don by the Rnsrian volunteer army,
Deniklnc forces. ~ reported by the
British military mission In South
Russia today. The city was taken ON
February -. sstorcfherrss'with n.se0
prisoners ana - guns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
BUGs NM; MAKR DYE;
FOLKS NOW CATCH 'EM

COLORADO sPRINGs-A new va
large numbers on trees here. People
GUESSED 'em uutii entomologists pro
nounccd their dead bodies good dye
STUN. Now they are being hnrS cstcd.
Chcrmes b. the name the hugo gists
uHVg tho IsuuffY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23

Tho Japanese rubber industry Is ex-
pested to Increase greatly with the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-23
ruIApTN MI.NT N SIGnr

chicago. Fob 2a.-hotail meat
Jealsrg throughout the country must
,.liro their prices as the wholesale
pticca 81 meat dooliuo on else subtnlI
mon hooks 10 t,icrUd dgcuts FOR AN
investigation OF their profits hc'"rn-
ing Zee 10 statement made by Nitnrh'N
General Palmer