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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
40 Persons joined
The First Methodist
Church Sunday

sunday was one Of The biggest days
in the history Of the First MctRodist
church. torty-nine persons Joined the
church by letters or confessions, %
OF tho biggest additions 10 the mem
bershlp ever received at the church.
Special eyangCiistic services were
conducted an last week by the pastor.
the Rev. MIR. hickman, ana Will be
continued this week The meetings
are a part OF the centenary move
mont in thc church which ~ To in
GREASE lie membership Of the church
1000. 900 pornons between October !
and June D. The quota FOR the First
Methodlst church here Us 40 new
members. E~ighty-three have been
taken into tho church ~ that more
than this many more are sull needed.
Since October T. ISL persons have
united with the church, SO OF which
are by confessions of Ntlth. one hum
dred and six have mado confession
bus have not yet been taken into IN,
church.
Large crowds have attended the
services each night during the present
| services and the meetings have boon
o. great value. There viii h. scrytcea
each night. Ncept saturday. this weok.
Tfe Kev. Mr.. Hickman is CONDUCTING
the services himself.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
REPUBLICAN CLUB
MEETS TOMORROW
VIII Hear Report on
Convention Other Ina
teresting Addresses

A meeting Of Ire Lincoln Republic.
an club % HQrnal1lo county haa been
called tor tomorrow nlsht AZ : o'clock
~ thF w. 81 ". hall "a aleh West
Confral Rtnnae. 81 the order % the
prrtIdeut John ~. Wisson.
utnrre a.. craig, Chairman ~ the
re4rhlican state ssamNiiften. VIII tell
about the dolnFs ana poiiclra adopted
hF lse republican stats convention In
SANTA ~ tntt Friday.
Women are especially invited 10 AZ
tend me meefltf to hear Mrs. A. y.
Atrnur discuss the issues Of n day
md give reasons why the womcn Of
New Mexlcp should Nolo the republic
an tlcliei this lall AIRS. Hlroup was
a telFfai4 10 the state convention
from Eefnallilu rouuty and will have
u specinl mcstagc 70 The women
tDlnIa.
ans lson. HAHN q. nuraun. nation
M committeeman from New Mexico.
H. expected 10 he Al h meeting. ".
q Cfiie. s~ecrftRiy Of the club. Will
give q short audfeas on why tho
lounN Nen 6hnuld Join the nepuh-
Iliran Parry The formcr service men
are particularly Invited to hear Mrl
Grille, Nas3nr Nonfosn viii speak up
en- Why me Uqpnty Needs u Repu-
iirnn Administrator"
Tho matter cf settling a date for
roNuior club ulectingh and pther bust
meas VIII be taken no. There viii b
a~pprcpriafe music
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
Mexican Officials
Arrested for Aiding
Ovation to Oregon

WASHINGTON. March 2o-Five
mensbers Of the Mexican chamber Of
deputies. Two generals and other army
officers and mor than nfty civilians
were arrested Ia Mexico city bec0uEa
o. q demonstration in favor Of Gen
crul DbrcEon on the occasion 90 the
recent public reception to Amhns-
Hador Boplilas. according 10 adyices
received here today through official
channels. Tho arrests were said 10
hue added 10 the tenEity OF the po-
liticai situation In the Mexican capt.
tai.
According 10 the advlces. the five
deputies were released only after
great excitement In the chamber OF
deputies and after ms adoption Of a
resolution Of protest. Tho police we're
said 10 have contended that the dcpu-
ties were not protected by the consti-
tutionai privileges.
Tho war department announced,
the advices said. that General Capri
ano Jamlncs, General Victor "A. Romo
end the other army officers ARRESTED
would bc tried for violation of mill
tary regulations fOrbidding members
Of the army from taking pprt In
political meetings.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
BOOK WAGONS FOR
RURAL NEW MEXICO
Libraries to be Carried to
Homes of the Country
Residents

A Hooks for EVerpbudy'' campaign
with the aim 10 have book Wagons
travelling libraries " permanent a..
hrurlcs In every rural district In the
entire state within thu neNt -hrec
YEARS has boon undertaken by the
American Library association. accord
ms go Miss Pearl Stone, stnte TINT
NfffliA librarian.
Miss Store has just returned from
n conference OF Librarians and liilmry
trualcea ~ The states OF Now McNlro,
Arizona. feSas and okluhomn which
VAS held at Dallas, Texas. she was
appoiuicd by the governor nA Official
delegate from New Mexico.
The new national campaign OF the
American Library association has
grown out Of the great york - the
associuflon during ihs war. when the
send Hooks cafnpalrn rushed thou-
sands or Volumes nrrnaa tho seu for tho
boys In the trenches back % the lines.
and n the wuter
Ia an edoft % coutlnuc TO provide
educational and entertaining rcnding
matter for the forulcr service mon.
muny Of WHOM had ncvcr before had
such an opportunity TO Improve thetg
minds, the library association VIII 80
into cvery rural community In he
Miss Stone made q particular appeal
for assistance In the work IN New
Mexico. which because Of the great
distances and lack Of library funds and
interest. viii be very difficult.
Miss Evelyn shuler Of Ration. y. NJ.
WIN be- the official representative OF
+, The American Library association In
the present campaign throughout New
Mexico. h viii direct the work thft
will be- done by the state library rom
missions In states that hayc such or
( gnnfEIll0us.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

nrom the minor 20 major on any kind
Of railway equipment
The building committee Of the IIks
lodge viii hold "a meeting ln the local
club rooms Wednesday night. All
contractors. Interested IN the rem0d-
cling project, and who are members
OF he lodge nee invited to attend.
Thu Young men ana women OF the
broadway Christian church are cs-
perhillY requested TO attend the see
ond p~re-l.astor service tonight. A
luncheon for 20 guests viii be hold
in the basement OF tho church al g:a0
after which an address on THE In
Ncatmcni Of Life" viii De presented.
Talks on vocational training. lifo
work, and other relevant topics Will
also hn given Ia conjunction with tho
Deputy SiicriG Charles Iangiart
and George Trulillo have returned
from las Vegas. where they took an
der custody Belmont Roth. % tuher-
culouH patient from New York. Roth
Became violently insano on Friday
night al ST, JoHcph's Hanltarium and
was put in straight Jackets. u re-
qulrod the Efforts Of five men TO strnp
him on the strctcher, ON which ho
was taken to the insane 81 ylum.
Lieutenant Colonel =. W. Cousins OF
the Denver salvation Army head
quarters passed through the city last
night On 10 ~ paso. ITO VIII
return 20 A%lhuquorque in a few days
ana begin preliminary negotiations
tor the local army home now under
consideration.
I'd, Medina. short stop for lie ~
fnsu baseball team, was iu town Sat
urdny consulting Dan Pudilla. man
nger o. the Albuquerque OrayH. Me-
dina D. aFe 20 enlist his diamond
proves in the local team providing
he can secure "a posiuon here that
would vibrant hia affiliations with tho
Gray niue ns D. "a shipping clerk OF
experience and cnurtH are hpinE made
90 place him in work OF that nature
here.
knm GcrStner. wen known Ia Albu-
Qucruur, WhO recently returned 90
French Lick Springs Indiana. after
spending rs months here. has been
made assistant manager of the French
Lick SPRINGS hotel according 10 in
formation received hy his friends.
GhaFiss "a. Potter. distributor Of
the Duplex truck, returned today
from Lansing, Michigan, where he
visited The duplex fhctory. Mr.. Pot
ter IN commenting on the political
situation states that throughout tho
middle-weat the democrats are ~
what worried concerning she coal Hit-
unfion white further east there b.
more excitement concerning Wood,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

Arfangomen,s have been completed
Cor the nernnrdi Greater Exposition
Shows 40 apnesr hcre April s for a
week. FIltcan large shows. -four sen-
national riding devices and several
tree attractions VIII H. Included In
the street carnival which u 10 be con
Quoted under the auspices Of The local
post OF the American Lesion.
A committee, selected BY the AM
crican lcHion. recently returned from
FL pafo where they Investigated the
nature ~ shn shows
Tho advance agent - now in the
city and states thai the policy OF the
company is 10 support only shows uf
dccency, class ana merit. As Albu-
unorque has MOI experienced ans
street fairs or q door amuacInents
tor several years Il Il promised that
the grown UPS a. well AZ the kiddieH
viii have a big treat In store for
them.
70 furnish zest and spirit to the
Analr. The American legion Is also
preparing 10 stage a popular lady's
contest AT this time. According to L.
n. Hall. the lady receiving the largest
number os votes wall be awarded Two
corner lots in the Reynolds addition
Different organizations n institu-
lions In thr city have already been
called upon TO nominate their favorite
candidate. The successful contestant
VAL also ~ awarded queen OF he
American Legion Victory Celebration
and will he crowned In state on the
lnNt night OF the carnival, Added 10
these h0norH. the queen viii receive
a suitable present OF large value from
the American Legion IN recognition
OF trr Efforts I'm making the event q
srcceasful one. All voter viii he
given one free coupon on tho lots fof
every ten votes cast
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
zamora on Trial
For Cattle Theft

This trial Of Fioftntia Knmora, pro
pfleiur u tire xancrn wrat market On
ina ni1fa m Old Town. orrupied The
HleniIon 81 ahe lurf ~ district eoaf
fosav Nhmofa who was found
ruIllr during this last fury session o.
isftenv 81 cattle. "a haVlne y new
irIal. lie was also snaicled ~ the
Match ,esm sfRnd Jury on he onarqe
II foceleinS ard aiding In p cons
onaiInent ot stolen properly.
Zamora was arrested last huEuHt
unn moonlight night as ~ was dflylng
f~nh naaa II cattle ollened 90 have
nnen stolen into hia slaughter houee
on fha east hank o. h river snoriff
Rafael Garcia and three dcpaus..
n1vsnr suspected thar zomoras had
dflvnn soIacnnt'8 cattle iowa 70 hiA
slaughter houfe. Jay IN wait Tor him
nn me bank Of the rlvfr,
The testimony Of Charles b7nghart'
0ne o. tbs deputy sheriff. who assist
"a in The Hrft1t teek up tne entire
dlornlnE ana \ part ~ the afternoon,
HI II ufahEhle that the case VIII not
70 10 The jury until early this evening"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
India Demands
Recall of British
Governor General
~ ne Associarao rsrss

DELHI. India. March 2g.-Tho
special commission appointed BY the
national congress q enquire into the
recon disturbances in the punjuh haut
published rs report. II says that the
commission finds Baron Chelmsford
v%iceruy ana goycrnor-Esneral Of India.
incapable of holding his high office
and demands his recall.
The report declared that no con-
spiracy designed TO overthrow the
British government hns heon proved.
The Amriisar anair iu which %
slaughter occurred when o. crowd OF
natives wnH fired upon last April E
described iu the report as "a culcuiut-
"a piece OF mhumanlty unparalleled
in ~forocifN"
The report demands that Sir Mich
uel p'bwyer BRUSH lieutenant ruNcr-
nor Of the punIab. General Dyer.
commander Of mo British troops in
india. two colonies. urputN Gommis-
sioner smith and two Indians named,
shall Doe relieved of their offices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
Albuquerque After
Next Convention of
The Cattle Growers

An enort will De- made 90 induce the
Now Mexico CATTLE Growers usasocla-
flor 10 select Albuquerque as H. ucAt
meeting place a. ~. Mckee. assistant
secretary Of tho Chamber Of Com
nerve b. scheduled to aiv 40 address
nefore b association urging them TO
come "a this cltN nest yoer. All Of he
local delegates will wear The big con-
fplctious Step Lively" mednllionH and
White ribbons pom which b. inscribed
Albuquerque. 1891"
Two special cars Of cnttlcmen from
Ration ana las Vegas passed through
the city Saturday night 10 attend the
convention now In session. Miss
Hcrtha Henson, secretary Ut M assoc
c%intiOn; u. ". Mckee, and Harrison
Wnliama were among those leaving
here for Roswell. They are expected
hack Thursday afternoon,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
Contract for New
Vault for Courthouse

At q meeting of the county rom
missioncra az tho our nous" this
morning the contract Tor tho two
story vault which VIII hold the rec
urds OF tho county assessor and the
district court, WAS lct 20 Edward
lumbke. Preparations were Also
made TO advertise for bids for m"
fence around the iIn yard and th"
buildings Co house The county road
equipment,
Complaints were heard from rosl-
donm on sixteenth street whose prop
cfty bad been Isolated hv "a foucs and
from others near calvary cemetery.
washed uWitN hY the arroyo. " WAS
agreed TO relieve these conditions.
salary bills were paid n other
routine business attended 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
Promised Baseball
Sensation Fizzles Out

~ rHa AaeocAFtp fHrsa
NEW YORK. Mdrch ea.-presldcnt
Rc~dler o. The National league today
received q letter from tho attorney
Tor Lee Magce. who has been credit
81 with snrins that he Will make
hail payers.
The letter, dated last Friday men
TONED no other player, according 10
|Heydler. g.
There is nothing In the lotter 10
bear OUt tho sensational statement
which preceded u from the west" ne
Aaid. ~ may be- that charges IN
ynlylng players are heing forwarded
under a later date"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
England to Continue
Irish Deportations

LONDON, March 2s.The rcusuua
persons dcport"d from irciand are not
brought TO trial h. because it ia I'm.
possible 60 ret tho necessary evidence
as tho result of tcrruriaM ~ iutmi-
dntiuns iu ireland. Premier LLOYD.
George declared in ihf house OF COIN
mons today in answer 10 q question.
The premier sfiu Che roternmcnf
wouil not promise To- cease dUpuliH.
tionH from ireigue iuring the discus
slona of tho irish houie rule bin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
La Toilette Seamen's
Act Is Held Valid

WARRINGTON. March 90 Tho su.
premp court m ioeidinr appeals
brought by British shin ouwners TO-
DAY upheld the conatitutionulity of the
provisions Of the Infullrtte seHmen'a
act relating to the payment OF vnr,s
20 seamen upon demands.
Federal our DEGREES holding that
the provisions apply "a FOREIGN sea-
men ON foreign VESSELS while in Amer
lean ports were suAtnined by tho court.
The appeals resulted from libel poo
cecdinps hrounit nrainst the British
steamers Stuathyarn aud ihr Wcat
meath hy fureiHu enmen TO obtain
part of their wares under th. act up-
on arrival In American ports.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29
Man on Trial for
Killing Postmaster

TRINIDAD. Colo. March go
james levi ANtell. an e2%-snidier. is
ON trial to-day ia he district court
here charHe' with the murder Of
Louis Truiilio. storekeoper and post
Muster OF Troy, colo. on June o,
1917. ANtoll win plead SELF defense.
The defendant was arrested on his
homestead Jon the easr end ~ the
county hast January and lutor made
an alleged confession In which he
claimed ne had shot Truiillo believing
hat Trulillp was about 10 shoot him.
Agtpll was discharged from military
service Inst summer having been
Drafted a few days after the kiilinE
% TruiIllo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-29

AI4GAnaias
~. ~ Gibson. Grand Junctlon
George wild. Kansas ray.
a. n. Eweli, Deurcr.
a N. Bushhei, uanver.
". r. ufnfifn. Denver.
81 q. Harvey. Denver.
WIN. Van Nleet. ITlnidad.
O. ". ukfia Denver
Nra. Cara a. Befchpr. Shreveport
AI1arla harcher. Shreveport.
b. 4. Ella Domino.
" HlrHch. H. louif.
b, Bachelor, Kansas City.
y. T.. Hutk, Denver
ZACH Iafiup, Ration
w. A. WhidhA2sa. kanaas city.
Earl Cohb. Amarillo.
W. e HYtr. los AnHeice,
~ a~bnderson. New York.
Les van tleef. Trinidad.
III Wailare. San ffancisro.
~ HorR. New York.
~. Clark. shreveport.
H. W Hlchartir. Tucumcnri.
W. X. Reese. Portland.
Az ana 1irs. o. -. Cohen, san
aura. Roswell
Iffdhk echIlifield. cleveland.
- r. Wo1hburn. liuilywooa. Cal.
Wm. Rc1hsy. Nav York.
u. Carter Tull. Afllohoro. Maka.
Otto A. Mayer. ~ Joe.
sTUuH1es.
II. r.. frost. NJ f1so.
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p. y. Nin4don. Taurnnu.
n H. Simpson. rarmington.
al q. BuTanm. Hocorr0.
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George X. frey Roswell.
a. i M~rGpeddon, pHilaa.
n. r.. Batter M~ngdnlena.
r. n. Goe1iinf. MandalenQ.
vi p. oIteF. MaHdnlpna.
George rtsAtf. Olito ranch.
r.. +. Winter, Mouniainalr.
nauhoii Mote. Alonnialnair.
razhe kanta Fe
H ~ paFet. iieinl-
81 A. Hondt Grants.
ARA 0entte hanion, s. Joe.
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D. Nnmpaniok, rafnifa.
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r. Amith, Aunta ~.
w, Brown. Hoeanoo.
Ifau4fd Teyaon, serauee.
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AL . AialoneY. city
COINS.
Normau Allcndier. lprafn, q.
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n Is. McnrJe. Kansas City.
lack Duucau city.
d. H. Rowland, ~ 1nidFo.
ID KILLER, city
W. Reld, WaaninStnn. y. q
M. and Mra. Emmef1on, Chicago.
A. aHidfr. Santa ~,
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charie3 !. kreuso, Denver.
r. n. RYAN, Les Vegas.
al Martinez. santa ~
10. snd Mrs Rev. RankeN New
Ma BrlAeef0rui. KerbridEe, Va.
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howard Payne, willard.
ofmn. NIcunfninnir-
VI i. Tamlnhef. IA Junla.
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Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
COAST CONCERN
 TO MAKE COTTON SEED PRODUCTS
Corporation Formed At San Diego To Enter Industry; May Extend Activities Later-Is Capitalized At S2,5O0,00O

The formation of a s2,500,000 com pany in San Diego, Calif., to engage in the manufacture of cottonseed products on a large scale, and perhaps to branch -out into the ginning, compressing, purchase and sale of cotton itself. was announced here yesterday by $. D. Nesmith. personal business representa- tive of Louis J. Wilde, mayor of San Diego and one of its most prominent bankers, who has been concerned ac- lively In founding of the new corpora tion.
 As an essential aid in the new in- dustry, officials of the company, which is known as the San Diego Cotton Pro ducts company are relying, Nesmith said yesterday, upon the fact that the permanent completion of the San Diego and Arizona railway allows the com pany to tap the Salt River valley, the 1 Imperial valley, and even Texas, at a minimum of expense for transportation
 and allows San Diego to compete with
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

of population. according to figures compiled by MT. Cuvellier, who pointed out that this was largely due to the influx of patients from other states.
 "This fact does not minimize our problem here" he said. We are con fronted with the double duty Of assist ing these invalid people who come here and at the same time protecting our own from the ravages of the dis ease. The work must be carried on constantly. Permanent results will never come from spasmodic efforts.
 Ten thousand dollars has been as- signed as the goal for the health pond and Christmas seal drive. Organiza- tions in charge of the booths todas will be. Post office. Council of Jewish Women: Central and Washington streets, Methodist Episcopal church; Goldwaters, Woman's club; Korricks' Baptist church.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08

other Pacific coast cities which are situated less fortunately.
 All the stock of the company has been subscribed, Nesmith said, and what was not taken by individuals has been purchased by the banks of San Diego. The officials of the new company include some of the best known of southern California banking and business men. The list is headed by Frank J. BeIcher, Jr., of the First National bank: Louis J. Wilde, United States National bank; Duncan Mac Kinno, United States National bank; M. J. Heller, proprietor of a large chain of grocery stores; Samuel l. Fox, prominent clothing man; Louis Wan genheim and Melville Klauber Citi- zens' Trust and Savings bank; G. Aubrey Davidson, former president of the Panama California exposition of the Southern Trust and Savings bank; George Burnham, also of the Southern Trust and Savings bank, and a number of other well known San Diegans.
 The company has acquired, accord | ing to Nesmith, property formerly used | by the Hercules Powder company near l San Diego for the manufacture ot potash from sea-kelp for war purposes The plant covers about 30 acres on the edge of San Diego bay, and includes wharves, refining buildings, a power plant of large capacity, street car facil- ities, and other features. At the enc of the war the plant, which was very successful in producing potash, iodine fertilizer and other y-products of kelp
 was abandoned by the Hercules com
 pany when low prices of mineral potasl made it's operation impracticable. Eff forts were made at times to use tn f,-lo ln .F n1,A 5,aol and for the refining of sugar and othe
 staples but it's size precluded any us unless upon a large scale.
 The San Diego Cotton Products com
 pany, according to Nesmith, has begu
 already the remodeling of the plant fo its own purposes. It is also preparin to contract for cotton seed. NeSmit
 said yesterday, and will soon be in tn
 market in the Salt River valley, tn
 Imperial valley and in Texas. Definit
 announcement of the plans of the com lpany, Nesmith said, will be made a : soon as it is prepared to begin it
 manufacturing processes.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-08
ADD S4OO TOT THE
 IOTAL TUESDAY , BY SALE UT SEALS
Nearly $2,OOO Has Been Secured To Aid Fight Against Dread Tubercu- losis-Women At Booths Get $107

With an addition of s4OO the anti tuberculosis fund being obtained through the sale of health bonds and nristmas seals was brought to a to- tu or Sls00 yesterday, the second day oI me drive. About one fourth of the amount obtained yesterday was the result of kiwanis club workers The booths showed a total of SLOT for the days work
 How much are those bonds?" a Attie l0-year-old boy asked at one of lhe booths yesterday. He was told mat he could buy the Christmas seals tor penny each. but that the bonds than &.
 All right" he replied, q have that much in my savings bank" About an Aour later he returned to the booth with S5 in small change
 want one of the bonds." he an nounced.
 These bonds." explained the woman 3n charge of the booth do not have value like liberty bonds. They serve simply as a receipt for money given 10 help the people of Maricopa county