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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1920-10-19
LETTER TO EDITOR
Major Riley l.ises Ills Views Ton.
cernIng The Sehool bond Bill.

TO the Editor ~ the EUcniag Capital.
Dear s
very large An na4 81 space IN
hofh u Your newspaper has been
ss.yosed Is the advocacy of the bill
fer ma expenditare Of sl5a9gt apon
pablle school bliftlng - the eolnsy
ANA presiding for ~ issue " honas
% prside the money
Nj both papers you haze stated
at eeral times h different Ways
Aa ;he reasons for the opposition a
s.s Hleasnre haze not been lated Is
Is Proper tl,ai lneY shanld be sftted
81 t4e voters Nil haye the oIper
nniy settling lae maissr 4 me
caaling cleetiei. ana a0lld iear both
Aiae II it assume that YOU viii
pul 81 ms s.atemen' u one afho
1aposes ie bill, viii vote agains its
raiitieafior and Who feeis thar 4 great
injury aiIl - done ~ flle county
schools and q lie iaxpayers If il ke
come effective
Mile ille terms Of III, hill have
been Alade public a good many voters
y ~ 's'i''' 8 NV IS l''o' go s
Instance : II A''s se,'sae'''s u'i''s
J sl'',4 elia' W 'lie si,'9'V'' @'li''l 49,
vail Ial5 S3l50o0 before they are re-
tired Ia Other words Tor ei50u60 IL
7''i'9'1 o'',tt','h 0''s4i ] ~, "s''"ss e
4 2 l's''ii' ST, III, {,
& IS. 49, oa 80 u s & - u
i's.s'ss $1,000 & NV s. 80 IS, s''
sii5 VIZ 'siao pas 'a0s 'l' ( soVi901.
aia's tahul
l''s'5s3'a'.0 " ~ pso'i's'so 80 ~
40l..lS sa.til iaeif ssss i'ei seli', snssiz
Sts970 year, " ss@o3'Vo lot
3iliIly Years aua mat s9.o0V = sssal
NIL s.f ael's'siSea - s5i.hi'.s iessa ~
ne til'flg YEARS, -'lioui''ti's - soooVe
le sun 9 2s-''ooV a1'u Ysp'aee s.
saa,,'V0'''. '5ie at'l7's''s "i''s'i 8 80 -
Adil
Moreover q 8 hii''i'e'ai plsn l'ss8
y MS sollis'illils new ~ y 'onu is
s'ies q ai'iie - l''Aei Sos4ii's 500 s
Z iiaa ~ lf''.ets IS e. ~ .as,ss o'
Ss3eF hol'as ~ ~ ~ y N'iii'az
81 tbe bonds which have PREVIOUSLY.
be,., is.nea IL Anna arundel county
bave nravtded lar the retirement az
norton aIlef lapse g Is"
years. genefaliy. liVe, With = aeeteas'
n interest.
ease ID MAT MOI one bond is retired
anil inc end If thirtv years. the pub
He having fun interest ON the whole
Inning thar period lit ID this mons
rolis man that makes ii NECESSARY
Tor the public 10 pay 1925. 900. less
the conparatively small amount re-
aeivea as interest on sinking fund de-
posts. for the use Of but $4,000,
ind eonfers an enormous benefit on
he institutions chosen As deposItor
ies
will show little later that tie
sid plan 81 Issuing bonds has heen
enormously extended iii this instance
~ ~ : ,,,,,.l;.,s
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Dr.. Henry Holland
Surgeon Chiropodist
CARVEL HALL ISL
(ol, Work

Pudding. repairing. furniture de-
livery, auto bodies and job worl II
am kind. W + THOMAS, West An
nap0lis. Phone a0S-Ai Z
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NM III. MOSS.
A i0lieer.
AN ORDINANCE


n, amend Artleie Xf.vlI az the devised
sGuae If the Gin Of annapolis, title TIFF
fe by a9islIsfg tkeFeso three additional
sections 10 failaw Section q. alA 10 he
known .tffs numbered Se,.tigits !. mud :.
section ! is,' il established and oriata-
eti hy the Manor, Counselor mi Ai,les;nal,
Of the City Of Anualttsiis, tIltt .Arficlt
NIIIi, title Traffic.. III ihe Reyis@ti C',ese
81 the City " Annapolis be md the same
= httrehF amended by adding thereto tillse
,asIiifi9ual sectors % foiliw Section Il, and
to be- Known al.l numbered sections !, !
aud ?. respectively. aid 70 retd rs follow
;ct.tinn q Atty Persna or PERSONS ia
5ehaHise 1T or operating :tlS street., trolley
u ele.stris. .,.r or ears witffa The eorlar
ate limits ~ the City ~ ANNAPOLIS slaB on
approaching tile i'tersesfial af ang street.
.irele 81 laiie within the c0rlnrnte limits
a9f the City ~ annapolis SQUAD a bell "a
gong Al the aliprnach q sail interrogation
ana reeVee rif, 1T sreea ~ sllcl ear
SaT#tidn 81 A1ly person or nersUns III
ssiarse q e Hllerafisig any street tilel'eS
or piefrie car wifhiu tie corporate lllnlts
~ the City tf Annapolis sif:sll nu sf0Glpii4g
at He Intersection IL amy street tiFSln pr
lane within tie corporate limits cf tie itN
n Annapolis - receive 'r dis lafee pas
SpltgeFS. ar fer sfliY other purpose stop ~,
tia near slide If ana clear ~ suea tut+gs
section, excepting the Intersections ~
Hlaaen Street and College Avenue ana
West Street ;snd NhnEeh tfHle and Church
Circle alu Main Street, then stops at lie
Ear sitr of said intersections are to bG
made citar Of said Intersection Randali
Street aud Prime Geofsse Street college
Ayenna and lria2e George street al eAts
shall be brought 81 complete stop.
Section .. Any person oF persons offend
ing any ~ the provisions 0f the two pre-
eeaing sections shall BE- liable u the uells
alties made and provided In Section G or
this Article
Section .. And be it further established
and arfiained By the authority aforesaid
that this ordinance shall TAKE eject FROM
October 10. 1921
Approved September 2Ist Ia2A
JOHN J. LENy. MayoS.
Attest
JOHN r. SULLIVAN; Clerk.
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published Daily Except SUNDAY ~
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rHR EYEN1NG cApITAL

II on sale At the following ptsces
,saa,ss W ZONES lg4 Main 81.
ttsifsts,n selsntfze .:s4 West 81.
e.eaysy.s j Isav1e. N Maryland Ave,
fs,,ss IA F..tlf.,ryer 56 Maryland Ave.
e Armstreug. Cor Ratfiail King grs.
Hili1m Baker... Vest snd Asshf,if y
Delivered In Atfilapolis. f,ast port az
a4at.tf.ps:l aua West Annapolis ~ carflsf
FOR Is ceufs per mo4,h.
You eaa Lave tie EVENING GAfIT 81.
4. ai3e6 70 yau when away from sA@ >
81 eafitg your name ana atdftss - ths
5tiise for Is cents III tnan3i $3.50 .tA
year ,nyai3ie "a s,lxast,e. 9 any itsfsi9llsf
al Inifed States er t'auada
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Democratic Ticke
Election Tuesday, Nov ?. 1920.
poR rtKAiDi Mt or TIKI
INITistl sIiTEs
JANIS NJ. COX,

FOR EBtFAsD14Nt sSE - -
INtTisii sIArEs
JANIS NJ. cox.
Ohio.
ron SItH PKf or TIFF
iSIIKD STATES
pKsNRiIS u. ROOSEVELT,
New fork.
az aLreTeKs II. PRESIDENT Ash
yIeH-rKEs IpENr or TIE
I'NIrEp sTlTEss
WILLIAM iSGIE AND JOSEPH
II. SslliIi.
Baltimore.
First Dlptrict
CHARLES II. SIMPSON,
Talbot.
second district:
INMEs j. ARCHER,
lsarford.
Third district;
FREDERICK u. Klpp,
Baltimore.
Fourth nlatrlct:
JAMES $. AIMlGER,
Baltimore.
FIFTH District:
CLARENCE N. ROBERTS,
Prince Georges.
slsui Dlssrics;
.JAtOB ROHRBACk,
Frederick.
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COX USfTEn STATES SENATOR:
JOHN WALTER SMITH

uEMnrR OF THE HOUSE or
.fisi.NTATIXEs or THE UNITED
STATES ~ pTtr sINFY-sEV ENTI
e0NGRESS;
THOMAS $. kLINGER.
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Thursday. October Is, 1920,


The following property In fae simple
All thar lei ~ ground situated q. the
north Side Is callepc Avenue. Annapolis,
with d Frontage thereon II 10 feet, more ~
less AMI Depth If i29 feet. more sr less.
inproVelbNa srar hrak and frasse built
Ing. FecpntiN re}leaeis.d ana reIhtatetl. nlld
known ~ tlie Kaiser pF0pefty being
designated as street 50. lBl college AVG.
me aud adjoining tie depot park or flie
Annapolis Short irs kailr9a,l ii II alse
within onr bloek III the capitol and other
State buildings
The property 81 offered FOR sale M this
TING owing s. tie fa't thai the 9Nvner
Lieutenant John X. Kaiser, Inns re-enterefl
The Army and has Just been afderpt!
10 Texas.
TERMS Of SALE A arpasit III III ,00a
win be required ~ the purchaser on ar,
.liasers "a the day 81 sale. an the balance
II the purchase money With interest al thu
rate of six uer e4ns.. within sixty DAYS
thereafter Immediate poss fsism nppn
ami consilnnatiaa III sale. Taxes adjust.
ed 20 That date.
RfDGEIY r. MELVIN.
Attorney for owners.
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Member Of Tie Associated Press
/ The Associated Press a exein
/ .ft.sfy ftftEtasi Is fAe uAe For re-
| publication - ull besvs Ffttirn q
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ss Il, 81. als9 tEArsl
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PUBLIC SALE
OF KAISER PROPERTY
No. 100 c0I.LF.e.E AyENJ y.
Annapolis. Nd

ALI tho reaNgst ~ r. owner utIA Bi
their altilpfifv u, alstsigard Nil offer
for sale lls pabiiS. nlsatitli Oh tc premises
on
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fflls5 tet1'asER s. la-e
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JOHN Il SULLIVAN. Clerk.
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I.ligea VIII bts segved.
3 BOT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
No Wonder Bonus Bill Gives
Congressman SIeepleSS Nights
Is, GEORGE -. WATERS,
n. 2. A siah Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, April Is.-ConKrcss
Is fairly spiked on the horns Of O d.
lemmn.
The house ways and means CONF
mittee aud It's special sub-committeea
10 draft "A final soldievs' relief bill have
perhaps the hardest task which ever
faced national lawmakers.
on one side is the unanswcrahlc arr
gumcnt Of the American Legion that
service men returned from camps and
a country that madc 1900 war mil
|llonBircs.
There are two ways OF paying a
honuu-in bonds or iB cash The
American Legion proposes a. s. 000,-
100000 bonus.
TO FAY IT ~ BONDS is 20 ruin
the nations credit" says Secretary
Houston. There are already &2G, coo -
10000 selling below par.
TO PAY 1T ~ CASH iH 10 nut
tho couhtry on the rocks uf bank
Tuptcy." declares Chairman Good OF
the appropriations committee.
Departments are asking 5000. 900.
600 Tor ig2O-2i and tho committee be-
toying 90 prune this to $1,000. 900 600.
n L spends moro than this amount it
Will $50 broke says Good
In appointing a committee TO daft
the bouus bill. Chairman Joseph ".
fCrdncy. way ana menus committee,
named himself gh chairman. and di-
yidcd The other four memberships
equally between republicans aud dom-
ocrnts. These members arc. NicholaA
LuuEworth, ohio, and VIM. 10. Green.
Iowa, republicans, and Claude kitchiu.
North Carolina. and eHury r. Raiucy,
Illinois. democrats.
Chairman FOrdncy appointed i've
other subcommittee TO consider the
various plans submitted. Each Is to
make 20 report On the feasibility Of
the SUGGESTIONS made bN the legion and
other congressman 10 the big commit
tee above named. and then the main
COMMITTEES viii drau the final bin that
b. tu be submitted to The house.
These five committee chuirmrn are.
and aid. wallis q. HawleV. Oregon:
home aid. Ira q. Copicy. Illinois. VOC
Catioual traihing. George M. Young.
North Dakota; cash bonuses. j. W.
f%oruuet. Michigan; miscellaneous
suggestions, Allen T. Treadway. Mass
uchusrtts.
$ % the committees have boz mind
the argument Of the American Legion
tnd tlo warnings against bonds and
cash rhoy nus draft 10 BIN.
When the bill comes 10 O. vote tho
cpuEroasmcn must think of the two
sides of the arguments and they must
remember. too-f5OU 600 o~N-Hervicc
votes and the votes Of q 5000 900 tax
payers vino want lower taxes.
Some dilemma
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
Workers 0. K.
Town of Okay

MUSkOGEE. Okln-A modern five
room cottage for SIS % month. and
with heat. lighi, water and telephone
free
DNay. q model village founded on
three years 81 experimentation ls bee
INK erected nea the o. Is Mauutac-
turing companys plant aa a. =urhurb
Of Muskorpp. Tho company bought
tho land. divided BE- into town lots
BE- now working on nearly 100
modern cottages. About 20 hav.
been completed. 40 two are alike,
and there are lawns and attractive
bprk Yards.
Tdc cottages ARE hcing occupied as
fast lH they are finished.
Employee VINO want Co own their
own homes are offered 70 free lot and
liberal credit with which 10 build, 4
company bank has been organized
primarily 20 handle loans.
As soon as tho model village wuH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
WATCH THE COLOR
OF YOUR SKIN
Yellow Means You Need Gallo
tabs, the e-Nauseated Gallo.
mel Tablet That Is Purified
From Nausea and Danger.

feel mean loot yeliowf Your liver is out
Of hFi The poisonoua bile s being rtniasd
in your system You need a good doss nl
calomei iof % be the ONLY tang that vii do
tho Wy
w at trg Cal3iabs. the Improved esln.
met - ihut ts A. Gcughiful 10 iHte as o.
"a Arntlfial lu rlehsiuF thr iiver aud pun.
ING tNf ffHtemI tnluiahH rlnflIu 40 %
The faiuahle medicinal Quhliues of caiomsi
hui arr freed frrH he unpl~Hsant und dnn.
Erf0hs effects One tablet af bedtime with
= swallow uf water that aI so taste uf
griring, no aausea. no salts iou wake up in
nc murninF frflinE me with q clean liver
md q htsfiy appetite faf what you please.
LILO danger.
csiotabs use sold only in original sealed
PACKAGE Price thirty ave cents Tho hr.
81 medicine To- Che world Tor hiiiousuess.
Indigestion. headaches and constipation So
hne Inst your hfuffist Be- authorized 60 re
fund che price o. D guarantee that ynu win
he Thoroughly delighted with Nalotnbs.-
(AdY)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
FOR ENGINEERS.

A n INFLUENTIAL farmer and land owner Of the central Rio
"A Grande valley is quoted as having said recently that he was
: opposed TO drainage because il was nothing more nor less than
q scheme TO make a lot Of jobs for engineers.
If this man really believes such a thing it is enough to arouse
as to the necessity for a campaign of education that will remove
this and other fool ideas from the heads Of land owners.
Next 30 competent school teachers, the profession most in de-
nand today IN all parts of the United States, is that Of engineering
A competent engineer, mechanical, electrical, irrigation, drainage,
mining, whatever his specially, can get a good job merely by letting
IT be known that he wants one. The demand is eager and the pay
is high. Engineers do not have 10 seek jobs The jobs are hunting
them
A really competent drainage engineer would be able 10 prove to
amy intelligent land owner in the central Rio Grande valley that the
cash value Of his land ran be doubled By adequate drainage and any
competent farmer can demonstrate that the productivity Of the land
will be increased four times over.
Also it win be possible to prove to every land owner in this
valley that II we continue another two years without. drainage, the
undrained lands Of this valley viii be worth about onehalf what
they are worth t~oday-And today price for our valley lands IS moth
ing to brag about,
Albuquerque business men and Albuquerque property owners
could afford to spend $4,000 this year in convincing each individual
land owner in the central Rio Grande valley Of the necessity for inn
mediate drainage. Such an investment would return a bigger cash
dividend to this city than could be had from the biggest oil well ever
brought in.
Keep these facts in your mind as you figure out the volume of
your daily business, the value of your real estate and the size Of your
semiannual tax receipt.
Salt River valley, tributary to Phoenix, Arizona, produced $50,
100000 worth Of farm products in 1919 and will produce close to
$i0O00O00 worth Of the same this year.
The central Rio Grande valley, tributary to Albuquerque, pro.
lueed sIs5,OOO worth of farm products last year aud will produce
less than that in 1920.
The irrigable. productive acreage in central Rio Grande valley.
Tor which irrigation water i available, IS about double that of Salt
river valley.
Phoenix has 10000 people and is growing like a weed.
Albuquerque has $4,000 people within a radius or three miles,
from Second and Central.
In climate, geographical location, railroad facilities, tributary
territory, Albuquerque has all of the advantage over Phoenix
Judged by every standard.
There is a reason why Phoenix has distauced us in population,
wealth, public improvements, volume Of business and value Of
property.
Phoenix has realized on its agricultural resources.
We have permitted a lar greater agricultural resource to bccone
Naterlogged
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
0chiSLi@


a hAN ousht 70 stick d his
lafuriip weapon.
What 30 you suppose q wild
mau from uurufo could do with
n nock OF poison gas.
should p Sahara Arab throw
away his implements OF warfare
sud Invest IN a suhmarincf
No one would advise Jack
nempsoy TO lle ~ hi6 fists aud
battle With hin heels.
mt Charlie Chaplin hadn't
learned fh4s IeEson-untii the
other dns. after his enConnicr
with a film manager.
Charlie has become quite
adept In the . u the cuatard
pie.
iie a plaster one over an
opponents c-oun1ennncc In a
manner truly remarkable.
A. a m1rkeman he can custard
Pie a target nine times ont Of
ten.
But when he got into that
scrap with the manaEer he PASS
ed up the wcanon he handled
bcet-nnd took the count.
Instead OF doing ns Ne should
have done. Rrabbing IN a custard
pie and letting SO with Il full
and square az that manager.
Charlie showed out his fists.
This fiet defeat does not, how
ever. deprive Chaplin Of his title
~ champion custnrd pie Finger.
They weren't fighting for that
title.
MAYBE 1T HAS BEEN called
10 your attention often before
that more bulk ean nothing IN
a battle.
The blggrr they are the
harder they fall" asserted the
celebrated Squire Abner Harpins-
ton.
Not long ngo 8 Chicago man
appealed for 9olics protection
nhc poor guy weighed only
9b6 pounds
Hts better half fcmpharixc that
bcttcr) weighed In at 1Of.
An she did, according 10 the
husbands story. was to black his
eye raise two bumps on his head,
and throw him out OF the house,
APPEARS before Magistrate
Duwkins Of Baltimore. Md, one
husband who answers 10 the
name OF G.. Edwin Wondcrly.
Wcndcriy was accused with
chastising his wife. Eva, who
tips the beam NJ 2i9. Wondcrly
weighs 40.
According TO Airs. Wondcsly
the annir took place al "a party
which was being given "a honor
OF her thirtipth birthday. when
during an argument her husband
IN the presence OF tho guests.
picked her up. laid her across his
knees and spanked her. much 10
her humiliation.
90
rodny's happy thought; Every
Goliath has his David.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
Cost of Labor
To Hit Crops

WASHINGTON The result of iu-
DrrH"HH .n the wages Of farm labor
VIII Do q serious curttilmcnt lu the
output Of food ana feod crops ace
cordinE 80 william A. Taylor. chief
of the bureau Of plant industry.
Farmers must pay from zoe per
lD 900 per cent more Tor labor.
Tile .mIIl fnrm urcl 81 tho Atlantic
alupU and tho Great Lakes region will
bee hardest hit. In the prairie ooun-
lr} various machinery cuts down the
power requirement
Market gardeners viii be pinched
o. pecially. Corn acreage will he cut,
wheat somewhat les and oats least Of
Hll There viii Doe a large acreage 81
ftasSea The cotton planters viii
have lime 10 adjust themselves, Po-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
A BIG YEAR PROMISED.

EAhLl reports from the sheep ranges Of Socorro aud Valencia
"A. county Indicate that the season. increase is to be one Of the
largest on record for New Mexico noeks. sheepmen who have
been heard from report that the unusually cold weather Of the past
few days has caused no materia. losses. because Of extra good range
conditions, and that the outlook is for a record breaking production
OF lambs and the states biggest wool clip.
There could be no better news for New Mexico. II means. il
substantiated by later developments. that we will have a prosperous
year, because every bearsh influence affecting the market for lambs
and for wool has failed TO bring down prices Of either materially. and
there is every reason 70 expect that the price levels Of today viii rise
rather than fall before market time this year. A big year for the
cattle growers is aeady assured beyond question.
When the cattle and sheep growers of New Mexico prosper the
state prospers with them
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
BADLY NEEDED.

C0UTHwESTERN CONTRACTOR. a weekly bulletin Of the enei.
- ncerfne and contracting trade. published at III Paso. contains in
rs current issue The following ilcms
"Albpguerque. y. M-Buainess men declaring for new
hotel. Badly nreded. Stock company proposed with $50.
900 capital. II n. Watkins, Secretary. Chamber Of Com
mercc."
We believe il Is correct that business men, at a recent Chamber Of
Commerce dinner here, declared themselves in favor Of action toward
immediate building Of a new hotel OF course there : no doubt Of the
accuracy of the statement that the said hotel Is badly needed. In
fact every day adds 10 the volume Of undesirable advertising Albu-
q'erque il getting because Of the fact that this new hotel is badly
needed.
SO far this undesirable advertising is all that has happened.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
Either of These Get
Laugh Out of You?

Sometime Comets Of Humor are
Twins. When one appears the other
may be expected to be close NJ hand.
II " so with the kitten Jokes, both Of
which are relatively new.
Mother; Why are you putting Kitty
out % the house, I told you shr
could stay"
Chiid. "Oh. mother, IT'S "a misty.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
NOTICE!

Al those iu account with "
BoErs, star grocery, are require
ssttlo Their accounts In fun at
Stor, now open 20 receive pawn.
T.. y. HOtIE.
Admtuistri.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19
Djever Meet I'm?

Joe Binks. when but a child. went
mad.
He used 10 horrify his dad
BY lumping from the stable roof.
Nor could "a fatherly reproOf
Keep Joe from ienping every train
He saw, he was 20 dnrncd insane.
But he survived the years, SOME
how.
And drives you IN "a taxi. now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

TAKE NOl n IH0

IFFALO-"Hc preachers
teachers. boys said Professor I
EFT Moore. talking To- high s,.
classes here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

We have a twopage letter from q getleman named Eugene smith,
Of San Francisco, who wants the farmers Of the United States 10
nominate Edward T Meredith, secretary Of agriculture, as the farm
ers' independent candidate for president. Mr. Meredith is a great
publisher and a sound farmer. Also be is a great American aud we
very much doubt If he would care to run for president as the rep
rsseniatiy4 Of the farmers alone. What we most need in Washington
Today Is a president who represents all the people Of the United
States and who viii refuse 10 represent or be buhdozed or hrowbeaten
Or blnffed By any class
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

Las Vegas business men have subscribed the D rcessary portion of
2 stock issue to insure building Of a new $l20OOO hotel Santa Fe
business men did the same thing on a somewhat larger scale several
months age. We might get our Chamber Of Commerce to send n
committee 10 visit these progressive cities and find out how il is done
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

II this weather continues we respectfully suggest to Judge Ne
Clenans overall club that the constitution and bylaws require them
10 be neepe lined.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-19

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