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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
WAY DOWN Al.

u 81. Griffith spent zen months
upon tHD making of Way Down
!ast famous for years as one OF
American most sIccessfu. PLAYS.
eud sunday afternoon nj the oliver
the urs. press NATION ln This city
80 this creation will Doe offered. and
viii be- seen au the week with TWO
performances each day
There tyi.l ne the expected Gr.T-
I'm elaboration OF accessories
- proper production and large
sym phony orcherstra under the di-
rectiur ~ sidney Lowersteln who
has beer associated with most OF the
griffith feature VIII Dee heard in
a special score
Way Down East is said to repre-
ut the er.mtG art ~ IT'S apex.
Twelve thousand feet Of fm remain
from the great ffo0-aEc" originally
taken and iu the three hours Of the
unfolding OF the story there will He
shown one OF the most realistic 81 1w
storms ever photographed and real
breaking up If Ice 0u rlr Connect
cut river lr New England A for
tune was spent upon tine rights of
the play, and the producer lavished
money ON the actual preparation of
the production. The east that he
engaged Includes some Of those who
were ir the play years ago. going
back AS FAR as the original proiHc-
-ion and Of these Burr McIut, sh
and Viva Ddgeu viii ue recalled.
Ir The roll are Lillian G.sh Richard
Barthclmesz. Mary Han AIRS. Nor
gan Belmont Lowell Sherman.
Creighton Hale. Kate Bruce Edgar
Nelson. George \cvils. Porter
Strong. Jos Prime Bernard Mrs.
agij Landau Patricia FrIen,
Florence Short. Emily Fitzroy ana
ITErffr Sutch
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
WHATS YOUR HURRY s..

Wallace Reid and What's Your
Hurry scored one OF the greatest
hits in local screen history during its
TWO days run at the Lasalle Now 10
is showing at the Castle. The large
crowds attracted 90 the picture by
its wide fame and the What's Your
Hurry 20 campaign against careless
motorists were unanimously enthus-
iasuc. Reid Outdid every past per
fOrmauce Tor nervc-r acking thrills,
while the picture itself was chmaXed
on sheer excitement. Lois Wilson is
lovely heroine and Ernest Butter
worth IS the most devilishly likeable
office boy in films Charles Ogle's
portrayal of the armcr plated truck
manufacturer was also "a decided hit
win me audiences.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
"SFEDS OF VENGEANCE

Seeds of Vengeance" now show
ing at the Lasalle, has "a specially
selected cast headed by Bernard
Durning. the hard hitting hero who
made such q hit in The Gift SUI
prcme" and when Be1rcat Went
Dry" The story is melodramatic
romance OF the search for revenge
ard the finding of love on the part
or "a young man whose father was
murdered 10 IS extremely emotional.
ON Sunday the theater will offer
Ethel clayton go her play "A City
Sparrow
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
INDIANA NAN WINS
CORN SH EEpSTAKES
By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO. Dec. &C. r. Troyer.
La Fontain, Ind. was the new
corn king today following the
corn contest at the grain and hay
show being held here in connection
with the international live stock eX-
position TrOyer won the sweep
stakes with a ten ear sample of
Johnson county white corn. Troyer
said ne had no hobbies about rails
ing corn but raised the kind that
YVES most profitable.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
IheQter NeuUs

.r THE Two Fistcd Lover. west
eru drama. and Pathe News end
Mutt and JEFF are brand new PIC
lures Of interest
on Monday and Tuesday comes
George Walsh iu From .ow ON"
The story was written by Frank l..
Packard author of The Miracle
Man."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

o. Warren Kerr San st the Audi
tnrlum today n no. 49,. detective
drsua iu -ix reels Tnis is the Sec
onJ picture produced for Mr.. Kcr-
l.-1u. who is now 90 tine head of his
o,u company Ruth Bolands Yves 81
sru serial -Buth of the Rockies.
and Fox News are also on today
Omcr Locklear. noted daredevil
90 the air. is here tomorrow iu the
airp'auc picture. The Great Air
Robbery" Some OF the most daring
stunts ever performed in a motion
picture are said 90 Doe reproduced in
FhIs Glm Locklear met his death
Fnme time ago while Aiming the ~
nal scene in special production.
A comedy and Palhc News are add
ell t1 this bill.
Harold Lloyd comes sunday in
"IIgh aud DIZZY. two reel COM
sdy. Bride t." viii also Doe shown
tomorrow Hoot Gibson viii be seen
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

Spaniards discovered cocoa i'm the
new world and lost no time in intro
ducing il into Europe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

a gift for the business man viii
be found under CHRISTMAS Gift
Suggestions in the Want Ad sec
ton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

Games and toys can be found for
the children i'm classification 64-A
in the Want Ads
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

GIFT suggestions Tor Oh and yCurE
are listed IN classification GA in
The Want Ad section today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

Try NEB SHINES Uant Ids
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

candy for Christmas See class
incaIon ga iE the Want Al col
umn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03

DO your Christmas shopping
through the Christmas Gift Suc-
Sesuons' dis I'm the classified sec
uOn.-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
PORTLAND BOND
HOUSE CLOSED;
PRESIDENT FLEES

PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. 27.-The
bond house OF Morris Brothers.. Inc.
was closed today with a sign on the
door rcadingi CLOSED on account Of
audit. by Fred s.. Morris"
Closing orders were issued by
Morris when he said he discovered
the concerns affairs were left in n
tangled condition by John l.. Ether.
idgc, who resigned as president last
week and left Portland. The clear
ing house association had demanded
proof OF the concerns ability to de-
liver bonds for which investors had
paid and for which interim bonds had
been issued.
a warrant charging larceny by
bale was issued for Etherldge's ar
rest In the cistrict court. q. T.. An-
derson. who swore to the warrant
claimed Etheridge failed to redeem
an unsecured interim certificate.
The automobile driver who drove
Etheridge out OF Portland Thursday
night admitted to the district attor-
ney he had seen Etheridge leave for
Tacoma on a train and that "A state
mcnt he made earlier that he had
seen Etheridge cross the international
boundary was false.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
MORE CHARGES
AGAINST SELF
STYLED JEHOVAH
Petition Alleges He Con-
tributes to Depend
ency Of Children

DENVER, Dec. 27.-A petition
charging Joshua Sykes. alleged sclr-
styled Jehovah Of the Tabernacle OF
David" with contributing to the de-
pendency OF minor children and an
other charging woman member Of
his flock with noglecting her children
were filed In the juvenile court hero
today ns an outgrowth OF charges
made Friday by Chief of Police Ham
ilton Armstrong against Sykes.
Edmund G.. Young filed a petition
asking that clyde and Winona Gros-
by, minors he declared dependent
and charging sykes with contributing
to their dependency. Tho petition al
legged that as u result Of the parents
In the tabernacle of David, that sho
children have been deprived OF food,
shelter and clothing.
The other petition was filed by
Everett Lnmpert asking that his own
children. Esher ald Don Iampett, be
declared dependents. Tho petition al
leges that the mother neglects her
children to spend most OF her time
in the tabernacle. OF David. the she
refuses to rocsGnise her husband and
that she II unwilling and unfit to care
for her chlldnn.
The district attorneys office, whore
Chief Armstrong originally filed his
complaint announced today that the
case Of Sykes had been taken over
by the Juvenile court.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
~ srA,t eoHnrsroneEar

SANTA FE, ~. NJ, Dec, 27.-Elev-
en- Christmas pardons were granted by
Governor Larrazolo 1t was learned to-
day at the office OF secretary of state
Four OF these were to prisoners serv-
ing long terms for murder and seven
to minors In the reform school.
Mitchell jefferson, colored, was sen
fenced from Otcro county In April
1916 for the killing OF his wife. JEFF
fcrson and his wife were employed
at the home of Senator a. ID, Fan at
Three Rivers The kiiitng was done
in the Fail residence In the presence
of Mrs Fall. jefferson pleaded
guilty to save what appeared fiis'
degree verdict which would have
meant hanging and was sentenced to
serve 90 20 100 years.
Manuel Goyeneche was sentenced
from curry county In October lslo
Tor 90 to 25 years. Thos Notaw wa'
sentenced from Socorro county II
August 1916 for 20 to 35 years. Juan
Hernandez alias Benjamin Lopez wa'
sentenced from Bcrnalillo county ~
December 1907 for 80 years.
The minors purdoned were I'D
1,ardO Sancedo, Fidel Tafoya, ant
Tdie Goane from Grant county, Con
usclon Pena, Joae Acosta and Sebcr
lno ortiz of Luna county Doihlhk'
Sisncros of Curry county.
New Mexico state banks gaine'
S3,798.436 in resources In the las
year, Bank Examiner James b. kee'
stated after comparison OF the state
ments OF Nov. II. 1919, and Nov. 10
1890. on the first named date, IN
state banks resources totaled S23t
sol 1850 and at the time of the las
call, S27.29b,39b.
The bank examiner declared tn
Fhowlng satisfactory In light OF IN
financial stringency. and, but for. IN
abnormal condition now prevalent
their showing would have been betteI
he said. As II was. he said. IN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Bolshevik Measures
Are Compared to the
Raid of John Brown

TOURS. rance. Dec. 27.-Marcel
Cnchln, socidist deputy. who with NJ.
Frossard, secretary OF the party, re-
turned from russia few months ago
converted to Bolshcvism, took tho
floor this morning In the French
socialist congcss to reply to Deputy
Marcel Scmba whose severe criticism
of the Lcnin communist program
yesterday mao quite an impression
on the delegates.
NJ. Cachin compared the rovolu-
tionury mcnsues Moscow has In
posed upon te French socialists to
the raid Of Jhn Brown, the Amer
lean abolitionlt, on Harper's Ferry
Va. In 1863,
some great revolutions have been
brought aboutthat way" he declar-
ed.
John Brow gave ir1petus to tho
movement against slavery, He did
tho same thig we want to do in
France TO cpitalism and to the
bourgeoisie.
"If We entcIupon n purely revolu-
tionary campagn In France we will
only be follwing French revolu-
tlonary traditin."
The anti-Bolheviki delegates cried
to Cachin, ''yu are an opportunist
when he declaed that II II was found
expedient not socialize the land In
Russia but 70 divide Il among tho
peasants, the same thing could be
done In Franc.
Paul Faure Of the Center party,
presented a nddle ground platform
OF adhesion tC the Bolshevik regime
In principle, dthout acceptance OF
the "a points imposed by Leninc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
JESSE STARR
NOT TO HANG
FOR MURDER
Governor Commute
Death Sentence to Life
Imprisonment

SANTA FE, n. NJ. Dec. 27.--Gov-
crnor Larrazolo today commuted to
life imprisonment the death sentence
OF Josse o. Starr, who was TO hang
at Las Cruces, January II. for the
murder of Sheriff Dwight Stephens OF
Luna county
Tho governor declared II was
shown that Starr, under the influence
OF opiates at the trial. was not in
normal mental condition when he
testified in the case. He was brought
into the court room on a cot and
suffering intensely from his wounds,
the governor points out.
Starr wns brought before the gov
ornor today and made n frank statc-
mont admitting that no fired two
shots at the sheriff during tho fight
between the posse and n bunch OF
Luna county Jail breakers In which
the sheriff was killed.
II shot to KILL" admitted Starr,
because ! thought Il was n question
of my life or some ono olso's"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
FORMER EMPLOYE OF SENATOR
FALL ONE OF eleven TO GET
A PARDON FROM GOVERNOR

comparison showed the state banks
were "holding their own" II showed
an Increase Of SS,5Ii,076 In loans
and discounts and an Increase OF $l'-
I28,62g In rediscounts and bill pay
able. on the other hand. deposits
gained S2,O5l,273. The biggest gain
was made in time deposits. Deposits
subject to call are included In the
total given. Coin currency and trac-
tional silver remained practically un-
changed during the year, but the
checks on other banks carried by the
reporting institutions showed them
approNimatcly twice as great as the
total for the same date the year be-
fore.
Deed Cancellation Sought.
The cancellation Of deeds 10 49,
$40 acres OF land n the Pueblo of
Polaquc II asked In the case OF the
United States of America against
d. c. Collier and company, Western
Investment company, and ID. c. Col
lier, filed In federal court by United
States Attorney Summers Burkhnrt
The complaint alleges that the first
named company, whose Office is al
San Diego. Cal, was given deods Ia
the land by Indians who had re-
ceived the land as grant from the
king of Spain. Thj other company
and Collier were said to claim Interest
in the lands.
Wagner TO Go to Pueblo.
superintendent OF Public lnstruc
ton j. II, Wagner has stated that he
has definitely decided TO accept the
superintendency OF the Pueblo, Colo.
schools recently offered him by the
board OF education OF that city, H'
will leave for Pueblo shortly aftei
January l.
Insurance Company Admitted.
The Agricultural Insurance com
pany of 'Watertown, New York, wal
admitted 10 tho state by the corpora
ton commission upon the company
filing the required foreign corpora
| tlona statement.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
NIGHT NEWS
SUMMARY

CCltk-Thirty armed ana masked
raiders invaded the offices OF tho
Cork Examiner Christmas eve, broke
tho machinery, wrecked parts Of the
building with explosives and set fire
TO the property The raiders escaped.
They wore civilian clothing and said
they were acting under. "ordcrs OF
the Irish republic"
NEW ORLEANS--Felix Diaz, whom
told OF reports In Mexico City that
no had landed az Guatemala prcpara-
tory TO starting a movement against
the Mexican government. laughingly
replied that the report had been
greatly exaggerated.
SAN FRANCISCO-More than 400
sailors, soldiers ana civilians were ar
rested Sunday night by tho police
and naval beach patrols after what
the police characterized as ian at
tack In force" upon dance hall In
the barbary coast district.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Naval Officers in
Lost Balloon Are
Believed to Be Safe

NEW YORK, Dec. 7-Licutenant
a. W. Evans. returning today from
Ottawa. where he organized search
for the three naval officers missing
since they sailed away from the
Rockaway air station in a free bal
loon two weeks ago. expressed com
fldence that the aviators were safe
somewhere In Canada.
He said he believed they had
broken the worlds record for con-
tinuous long distance flight, and were
so far from populated Ccnters that
they might not be heard from until
next spring.
Canadian authorities are cooper
atlng with the 4. S. IN seeking the
missing men," he said. Mounted
police have been sent to remote
places beyond reach by telephone ol
telegraph"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
SANTA FE EMPLOYE
is HELD ON A
MOONSHINE CHARGE
Whisky Seized in Raid,
But Officers Fail to
Find Still

Narciso Mandez, an employs Of
thc Santa Fe shops, was held for tho
January term or court this morniug
when arraigncd before United states
Commissioner -. r. Mcdonald on tho
charge Of violating the national pro-
hibition act. His bond was fixed at
$500.
Mandez was arrested by federal
prohibition officers at HIS homo on
East street Friday night. Officers
seized six gallons OF moonshlno
whiskcy. Mandez was charged with
possession. sale and manufacture of
the liquor.
According to officers Mandez ad-
mitted that he had manufactured the
whiskey. Officers made n raid this
morning on the spot whore the still
OF Mandez was said to be, but found
that all paraphanalia had boen
cleared away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
CALL THE TARIFF Bill UBIQUITOUS
ACCOUNTING BY
THE SHIP BOARD
is ASKED FOR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.--A com
plete accounting by the shipping
board 'ln "A concise report. devoid OF
arguments and intclliFible 20 the av-
erage citizen" IN called FOR in a re-
solution introduced today by Senator
Edge. republican OF New Jersey
The resolution Is a simple business
proposition" said Senator Edge In a
statement, and not at all an inquisi-
tory or muclracking request. The
dollars Ia their merchant mnrino and
as stockholders they are entitled TO a
fiscal report from their board Of d.
roctors the shipping board. No ono
knows whether there has been profit
or a loss und It IN time that tho lnvea-
tors be Informed aa to the success or
failure OF their enterprise 10 that II
may be plnced on a sound bnsls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Negro Who Killed
Planter and Daughter
Hunted in Arkansas

WILSON. Ark Dec. 27-Armed
with an automatic shot gun and an
automatic pistol, Charley Giles, negro.
30 years old, liz believed to he hiding
today s4mowhero near the Mississippi
river after killing O. T. Craig, a Miss
issippi county planter and his daught-
or. Mrs. Mayboll Wilson. and seriously
wounding CraIg's two sons, Dick ana
Hugh Craig. Saturday.
Giles also fired upon and slightly
wounded three deputy sheriffs who
were among those who went In pur-
suit OF him. Tho negro was share
cropper on the Craig farm.
Blbodhounds we're unable to follow
the negl o's trail because OF heavy
rains.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
STOLEN AUTO IS
RECOVERED, THIEVES
HUNTED IN HILLS
Robbers Crash Into Off
GERS Car, Then Flee
on Foot

Deputy sherlns OF Socorro county
this afternoon were close on the trail
Of two men who are believed to bo
the thieves who stole the car of Hy-
man Livingston OF the Livingston
Furniture company last night. Liv-
ingston had left the car standing at
sos West Gold avenue. When he re-
turned for It, 1t was gone.
The police received word .hS
afternoon that two men riding in the
Livingston car had stopped at
Peralta for gasoline. After obtain
Ing five gallons for the car they
asked for a quart more. When the
proprietor OF the store went for the
additional quart. the two men made
away In the car.
The men stopped next at SOcorro.
II is said they tried the same trick
here. but a deputy who was on the
lookout for them drove his car across
the road in front OF the two men as
they started to speed away. The
drivers OF the Livingston car smash
ed head on into the side OF the dep
uty's car. Il Is said, damaging tho
stolen machine.
The two men jumped out and ran
for the hills. Late this afternoon
deputies were searching the hills and
word that tho two had been caught
was expected here any moment. The
Livingston car is a 1921 five-passen-
ger Buick.
The New Mexico Automobile club
has offered S25 reward for the cap
turc OF the two thieves stealing the
Livingston car. Col. d. X. ID. Sellers
announced this afternoon. In the
event of capture, the club attorney
viii assist in the prosecution OF the
mon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Pugilist Convicted
Of Assaulting Girl
Seeks a New Trial
ay ~ sssorlArro -sr.s

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf. Dec. 81
Sentencing of Edward (KnockouD
Rruvosky. San Francisco pugilist and
gangster, convicted Dee. 20 Of Grim
inally assaultlng Miss Jessie Mont
gomery. Reno. Nevada, was post
poned today when KruvOsky's attor-
npy announced he had found now
evidence and intended to ask for an
other trial Arguments for "a now
trial will be heard Friday.
Trial OF James Carey, another al
legged gangster, charged with criminal
assault. OF, ned today. Carey, II IL
alleged, owned an automobile in
which girls were transported to u
house where the attacks were made.
Arguments for n new trial for Ed
mond (Spud) Murphy, first OF the
men to he convicted, viii be sub
mitted tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Couple Killed When
Auto Upsets; Train
Hits Wrecked Car
nv rrs ASSOCIATED rrrss

THERMOPoLIS. Wyo.. Dec. 81
Clarence A. Bernard. county COM
missioner and his wife, OF Gebo, Wyo.,
We're killed late Saturday night,
when tho motor car I'm which they
were driving home from Thermopolis
after attending a theatcr, went over
an embanSment near here and fell so
feet on tho burlington railroad tracks
RancherH removed Mrs Earnard'E
body but Barnard was pinned UNDER
meath tho machine. While the
ranchers were away summonlng help,
a freight train approached in n heavy
fog. II struck the wrecked automo-
bile and Barnard's body was ground
to pieces.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Clara Smith Hamon
Visiting Relatives
At Wilson, Okla.

WILSON. okla, bee. 27.--Clara
Smith Hamon, at liberty under n
$4,000 bond on charge OF murder
In connection with the death Of Jake
l.. Hamon, republican national COM
mitteeman. is spending the day with
relatives here.
It is her intention to rfmain here
several days, she said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
HARDING WILL
RESIGN SEAT
IN SENATE
Former Governor Willis
to Be Appointed to
Place
~ rsr AssoeiArsp rssss

MARION, o.. Dec. 27.-Presldent-
elect Harding will resign his seat as
United States senator as soon as
Harry l.. Davis takes Office as gov
crnor OF Ohio, Jan. 10, It became
known today following conference
of the two. Mr. Davis will i'm
mediately issue IA commission to For
NOR Governor Wits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
CHICAGO BANK
FAILS TO OPEN
DOORS TO-DAY

CHICAGO. Dec. 27.-Dcpositors OF
the Dressed Commercial & Savings
bank. waited IN vain for It's doors TO
open today and when the president,
Andrew Dressed, could not be found.
creditors pctitioned Judge Carpenter
In federal district court to adjudgo
the bank bankrupt.
The Chicago Title & Trust COM
pany was appointed receiver Other
bank officials said the Dressed banks
funds had been depleted through tho
operations OF hold up mon and
burglars during the past two years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
No Traceof Four
Esaped Convicts

BURLlNGTN, Iowa, Dec. 2i.-No
trace has beewbtainod here OF James
O'Keefe and hrry smith life formers,
and James Lie and james Cellen,
ten year menWho escaped from the
state prison d Fort Madison Satur-
day. A storerobbery at Galesburg,
Ill, last nightHas attributed to the
fugltiVes by a police.
Warden Howell OF the prison Is
convinced thathe men obtained OUT
side aid In scnng the walls and max
ing their eacni.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
France Able to
Take Care Of Debts,
Gen. Nivelle Says

ST. LOUIS- Dec. 21.-tIonoraI
Robert Georges Nivelle, defender Of
Verdun. who arrived here today for
n two day visit, said the financial
condition of France did not appear to
be understood generally IN this
country, emphasizing that France
was well able 10 take care OF all her
debts,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Houston Says Soldier
Bonus Bill Would
Cost $780, 900, 900

WARRINGTON, Dec. 27.-Pnssage
OF the soldiers bonus bill would cost
the government approximately f2,-
900, 100000, Secretary Houston esti-
mated today before the senate finance
committee considering tho soldiers
aid measure. nnI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-27
Injured Nan Ends
Life Alter Crawling
Mile il Zero Weather

HAVRE. Mot. Dee. 27-With his
leg broken win his automobile was
wrecked norti OF Havre Friday and
unable. from loss Of blood. to 20
farther after o had crawlod n milo
In ten below zero weather, Long"
George Franc who lost his appeal
from horse tcaling conviction and
was to rcpGct morrow TO start serv-
Ing n prison tim. cut his throat and
died