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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Bowman Shows Up
Fallacy of Hanna's
Attacks on Mine Law

GALLUP. y. NJ. Oct. Starry s..
bowman. republican candidate Tor
attorney general. addressed a crowd
OF 400 persons here last night. He
stressed the mine tax law. declaring
II vas passed with democratic votes
and approved by n democratic gov
crnor. He declared all constructive
tax legislation has been passed by n
republican legislature and declared
the democrats had never demanded
a change nor shown themselves
worthy or competent 10 leglsl0te up
on the subject. on the other hand,
he pointed out that the republicans
already had taken steps to improve
The existing law and said Judge
Hanna, democratic nominee for gov
crnor. while assallinE the existing
law. had proposed nothing better.
BAT republicans have pointed the
way and arc working on improve
uients In the law and will enact new
legislation after they arc returned to
power mex November" he said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

Saturday night at eight o'clock
should hc Of the greatest interest to
the candidates IN The Evening
Herald's subscription contest Tor the
reason the biggest and best extra
vote ballot offer Of the campaign
viii close at that hour.
No candidate should fail tn hand I'm
some subscriptions on this big extra
$4,000 ballot offer. Next week only
$4,000 extra votes will be given on
each SIS worth OF subscriptions but
this week the 10000 extra ballots.
will be given on all such amounts.
No candidate can toll how many
votes Il will take 10 win and there
fore no candidate shoJld overlook
gaining the greatest number possible
OF these big ground gaining ballots
for 10000 votes each, They will
count up ~ fast. that tho winners
will DO away Into tho millions ~
votes by October .30tlt, this closing
night Of .the campaign.
The question has been asked sew
crtl times rs to whether Or not thore
will be any other extra vote offers
made during the contests and II
there will not be.a larger extra vote
offer later on.
Positively there will not be any
changes to what has been advertised
Nnltn ~ AllNA uulll tlkNA y Elb'h oAA-
urday night $4,000 ballots will be
given, then will come n cut for two
weeks to the 3e 900 bnllots and the
final week only The $4,000 extra vote
ballots will be given on amounts Of
8l5 worth OF subscriptions.
The out OF town candidates are
showing sOine speed In this contcsta,
II would seem that the candidates
In district so. / were going to have
Il heap OF keen competition in his
rage. The out OF town candidates
are holding "A fine average and while
several Of those In the city 4 not
losing ground II would seem that the
race was going to b, exciting.
Who will win the S2.i3s REQ tour
lug cur. the 1866 Chevrolet. tho
$685. Chevrolet or one NJ the fine
s29j Edison ph~onograplls? This Is
the question which ia bothcring n
great many people juat at this time.
II all includes prizes OF such great
ga'le that Il IL really n point to
study over and estimate.
The one fact that In clear to all ~
that It Is goln to take millions OF votes
TO win the first prize REQ. II IL go.
ing to take u great deal OF work and
still II In all going TO be worth Il. Your
opportunity for winning this fine
auto IL just AZ good as that OF any
other candidate In the state.
What are you going to do about u.
Are you koing TO take good toll OF
the $4,000 extra vote ballots by Sat
urday night? Arc you In his con
test to win The REQ or one OF tho
other automobiles? II o arc you
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

alone must be earned in the prices charged
for the goods, is carried by our business as
a whole. We charge you nothing to cover
such items as light, water, rent, insurance,
taxes, buying, supervision, accounting and
management. These must all be paid any
way, whether we operate a grocery depart
ment or not. Thus you save this important
item of overhead which other grocery
stores must charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

The coionbi-rm playing III
Smith tomorrow.
Saddie--He Gamma play n All.
Tho Coioncl-Thcn IN beat hs=a.
Caddie-No. ye wunna3--5ohn
o'London's weekly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Say You Want
Diamond Dyes"
Don't Spoil or Streak your
Material in a Poor Dye

Each package OF Diamond Dyes"
contains directions so simple that any
woman can acknowledge a new, rich,
fadelesa color into worn. shabby gar
ments. draperies, coverings, whether
wool. silk, linen. cotton or mixed
goods.
Buy Diamond Dyes'-no other
kind-then perfect results are guar
anteed even u you rave never dyed
hcforc, Druggist has color card.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

The Herald IL the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want ont
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

are no, going to let even one OF these
$4,000 ballots escape you. You are
Jus, naturally bound to gather in all
OF them you can.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Big Vote Offer In Herald
Contest Ends Saturday Night
R ROLL OF NOR

Get your name on the Roll Of Honor. All candidates whose
names appear on this list are actively engaged In the contest for an
automobile or one Of the other valuable awards offered. II your
name Is not on this list get it there immediately BY handing IN at
least one subscription. "
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08
Navy Recruiting
Service Gives Free
Motion Picture Show

An out-of-door moving picture
show was given last night on the east
side OF the Elks' club building by the
n. s.. navy recrultig service which
brought clc''en reels OF pictures TO
Albuquerque Z o he shown throughout
the Harvest Festival.
Tho recruiting truck In charge OF
James p. Tolan. c. NJ. NJ, arrived In
the city yesterday morning. J. ID.
Richardson. another navy officer,
octed az operator. a part Of the pic
lures showing life In the navy was
shown last night and four more reels
will be shown this evening at 1880
o'clock.
"Thoce who saw the pictures last
night were much pleased at the class
OF work. association. athletics, travel
and education pictured In life aboard
the 4. s.. S. New York" said G. VIII
lam Foster. local recruiting OFFICER
today. ANY young man can have a
berth aboard the u. $. s. New Mex
leo. a sister to the New York. by pay
ing a visit TO the recruiting station at
9i1M West Central avenue"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-08

''DoN'Ts'-roR WISHING,
Don't Wish ron could find . foo-find y
Don'l wish you could rent your apArt
Don't WisL you could sell yOuT AOuas-
Sell II,
pbons sac pto1a Al5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
ARREST Of
LUDENDORFF
IS ORDERED
Said to Have Been In
volved in Unsuccess-
full Revolt
Berlin Still Under
Rule of Bayonet
=, r-- ..sos,.rsp -sss.

Berlin is stIll under the rule OF
hayoncts hut troops loyal % the
Ebert government patrol the
streets. Forces which supported
the regime set up last saturday hy
Or Wolfr1ng Kapp and his FOL
lowers left Berlin yesterday.
w hdrawal uf these so'dlprs.
however loft chlus behind us the
rear guard turned against iesrinE
crowds iu tnter Den Linden and
fired many citizens being Killed
ana scores wounded More blood
shed occurred near the parliament
buildings. while in Dharlottvuhurg
ana other suburbs clashes resulted
in loss Of NE.
Will" radical elements have mott
made organized attacks ON The
capital vrouumI, conditions are
drHurihrd Hs serious The rr-
sumption uf power HN the Doust-
luton government is opposed hy
those who believed Do MrrtIuru
with fhr ruurfiuutrs leaders WHO
tried fn seize control and there
seems '0 uo au urrDn' demand Tor
o. reorganization ul fho ministry
and change 100 policy n important
utrtlrulHr-
REPORTS from Germany outside
uf HUrIu Hrr ul such Uhsrf,tr.
that 70 clear view uf the situation
la hard 'H obtain H' present while
70 i- -ti. events Ml, been flrwrr
BOO 90 number uf important towns
uuU r.trs and Boo Industrial Iis-
tricI.. 90 docs u1f appear tho
movement s gaining momentum.
Communist WpHfhiyCrr -rrm
tU have mot with stern Huuu- u .Hu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
j. s. OPPOSES SALE
OF GERMAN PROPERTY
Remonstrances Made to
Allies on Work Of Re
parations Commission
~ r-r .,soe,.rsp rssss

NsAe erITNHTnNr Al o.. . D. fu
'''"s '"'"'s'' ''''' nave h''h
made hy ths American government
against rulings of tho allied ropnrn-
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N'"''' N''' "' ''IlHih NoiHhah Pt"p-
cry IN neutral countries cBu hc
forced Or necessary to satisfy the ini.
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"'l"''l'N'
Under secretary Polk of tho state
department. writing toda, tu senator
tt.pd.r.,r 1.-,,,,...., >..al, s.ta
Iur'her protest was in m'rifa-
tiou as such construction Of tho
treaty wts contrary TO AN .onlrinI I'M
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r.rsrrY,fInn .f Yrttcl, av5 which
,y,utJ .uupy,.r tb. r,par,ti,n rnu.
mission t1 demand pnyment nv Cor.
mnny or mo initial sO 600 900 O0t
pold marks ip auy ,ommoditles told
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

their support In permitting women to
he present and assured their ever
fnlhtful allegiance 20 the republican
party.
TrIcgrBIn " GrrctirE.
telegram % greeting TO the con-
vention from Mrs. Adellna Otcro- War
ron. chairman OF tie state w0man's
committee. was read. Mrs. Warren
offered The services u the woman's
committee 10 the party aud welcomed
women delegates to the STATE conven-
lion.
recess was then called until the
following committees. which were ap-
pointed by the chair. could report:
Committee on credentials! Gcor6e
Blake. chairman.
Committee ON rules and order OF
business: o. a. Mstson Manuel b.
Otero. \. 4. sediiio T. Archuleta. =.
Chavez.
Committee on permanent orEanixa-
lion, J H. Salazar. Guy J.. Rogers,
W X wilder. E. Sanchez. u. II.
Iuatright. Bernard Spltz.
Committee on resolutions Jerry
iIsggard. Pearce Rodcy John W.
" iison Thomas Hughes. Mrs. Marga-
ret Medler and r. Gonzales
After an hours recess the conven-
tlon reassembIed 10 hear the reports
of . committees The permanent
organ aaiion committee suggested
tuat empnrary Officers he made
permanent The resolutions Of the
committee on resolutions we're enani-
NOUS adopled. ana the names Of tho
delegates TO Sonsa Re were roceni-
mended by the credentials committee.
After speeches hy George Craig.
state chairman. and Colonel Ralph =.
2 .,ched c.e convention adjourned
al 1880 O'Clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

IONnON. March l9..\l Germany
with tho exception OF tho southern
states U.s. roh,luous. and Berlin is o.
"Ltrrsl uf gun powder which may no
Irnitcd nt any ump.' SAYS 70 Berlin
iispafcn iu Tho Exchange TrluEIuph
company ul,d uf Berlin yesterday.
The dispatch ds-Drhps tho Withdraw
uI from Berlin Uf tn" iron division Hnb
naval UrIsHup# which marched dow %
Iutor Don Linden uf t.au clock
yesterday afternoon Boo the mld-t or
. pouring rain crowds. the majority
Of which were extremist radical work.
,rs IrutrI uu Ia company after COM
u1ry II,d down the street iu the di-
rypfIur uf fNH nund"uburg gut0 on
th,u vuN lu Dochoritz.
"Nilui soldiers smiled moCbinElN 90
the crowd ts though saying Wait "a
white. v, shall rrturu' the message
slta
"Iium th, Hotel Adlou. elegantly
dressed women vuNod their haudk'r-
.rI.I. lI u, suIdlrrs this raising 90
white heat the anger of tho work
rrs Tuev suddenly made rush to-
ward ihu hotel and some actually In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
Simple Life Decreed
For Child Set of
Philadelphia Elite

PHILADELPHIA. March 10 --
Back 10 the crinolino and runles
for the "chlld set OF Philadei-
phia. No more OF the Theda
Hara hackless gowns with tho
tnntallzing shoulder strap Tor the
child 0f ~ or thereabouts.
A parents union has decided
that hereafter there are TO be
O'Clock parties ending at mid
night and something leHs pre-
ttntious and indigestible than the
fcur-cOurse supper
So dccrced The fashionable
Parents Union." which. In sheer
desperation. met at the home OF
Mrs. Charlton Nnrnali. Father
forgot his afternoon 1t the club
and mother passed up the uuc-
tIon bridge 10 decide the future OF
their ov,rduuCed. underdrrssed
offspring OF the present genera
ton.
The advisability Of an Informal
organization OF parents 90 put
into effect few simple. not too
drastic. reforms IN the suciul
functions OF the younger set was
discussed ut the meeting. To
which mothers Of the citVs most
exclusive circl. flockod An cN-
vcutiNe committee. hosded by
Mrs. John $. Newbold. was told 90
draw up rules which viii nut q
stop Co the min.icry of the Older
set" which is now being prnC-
ticcd rellgiously by the so-callrd
school set"
The idea Is not tn restrict. but 20
provide suitable entertainment
Tor the Young folks. Let thcm
. come 10 their parties at 3 o'clock
and let the supper and the clothes
he simple.
There wns "a little discussion as
to Just how simple b. simplicity
and % was finally lett to the COM
mittcp Co decide.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
WILSON SIDESTEPS
ON COAL REPORTS
Expects Operators and
Miners to Work Out
Own Contracts

WASHINGTON Starch ia. Trosi-
dent WILSON o>p,rts tn, humuuus
coal Yp'HIuTs and m.u,f- to work
uur fN,ir contracts fUr the new coal
s"Hr h'ginuug April q ON rhr basis
ut the majority r.purt uf the coal
strike settlement commission. Attor-
ucy General Palmer said to-day after
o. cOnf'r'u,. With secretary Tumulty
af fhr RhIt, Iuus..
MI Tum,f sau DO, minority ro-
port. made hN John a. White the
miners representative. would ly sub
mittyd hy thp president along with
the majority report merely because it
would have some bearing uu amy srt-
tleWout reached lt tho proposed con-
forcn'"s bytwrgu the operators and
miners
The attorney general snil the prcsi-
dent On submitting ihe two reports ,o
tho minors and operator would point
uuf fhr pHirt4 I' ISSUE for their cone
sdrrafIuu wh,u they moot foo arrange
fh, Ut contracts
80 dat, tor such o. meeting nH- yut
been announced
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

BALTIMORE. Nd. March 19.-
UiIdlcd by shots and probably NOR
tally wounded. ". a scott negro.
WINS captured early this moruiug after
u desperate three hour battle Wpgou
from o. harricad,d house. Two po-
liccmpu were wounded in the frtUas
aud another negro mistaken for the
hunted man Was shot three times hy
policemen and bttton hy mob bee
fore IL was learned that hu was not
tho man
The belief that white physicians
Hrr inductiug Dulurgd persons tor dis
-eCtiug purposes was held by ;hc au-
thoritirs Go be responsible for tho
trouu.r An exchange uf greetings
between 70 white dentist and another
white according 10 the police. inspired
crowd of uegrnes with ihc belief
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
First Man Indicted in
Coal Case Surrenders

INniANAPOLlS March l9.--Carl
J. FLETCHER. OF indianapolis, secretary
of the Knox county Coal Operators
association. surrendered himHelf 70 the
United States marshal here today.
Fletcher IL one OF the 1876 coal ope-
rators and miners indicted here by a
special federal grand jury last week
on charge OF conspiracy TO enhance
the price OF coal and 70 detruud tho
United States government,
Fletcher was the nrs; man Indicted
10 surrender himself Capiases have
been In the hands OF a printer for scN :
eral dav hut none has been served. lt
was aid here that others indicted in
tend to give themselves up during tho
afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
NEGROES, FEARING DISSECTINc
TABLE, CAUSE RIOT; q men SHOT

thrt the dentist and his friend were
looking tor prey for tho di-scDtinE
table aud they started to beet the two
whites
Two policemen in plain clothes ar-
rested ono OF the negroes. whose
friends turned their wrath upon the
Officers and succeeded in releasing the
prisoner. Tho negro fled. trIng his
pistol ua he ran. The chase ended
only whom no entered Il house in West
Saratoga street
4 riot call brought reserves from
three districts aud several of the pu-
liCcmcn entered the house while the
others held the negro at bay The
policemen in tho house chopped away
"a part of tho floor making 'loop
holes through which they ured tine
contents ct Two heavily charged shot
GUNS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
Two Men Suffocated
On Board Steamer
~ r-s s,.seiArss r.sss

SAN FRANcfsCo. March IA
fire iu hatch number one OF tho
United states army transport Presi-
dent Grant, March II. caused tho
death by sunocation OF George Edi-
son. boatswaln's mate. Baltimore, Md
and cha rlrs L. Wray. Brooklyn, \. y,
the army transport service announced
here today The President Grant was
due In Yokohama from this port yes
torday. She is on her way to Nladi-
yostok to repatrbate Cxecho-Slovah
troops.
Tho men were suffocated by fumes
according to a radio message received
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19

LONDON, March ~ Private
gdyicrs from pari, state that the
Ebert government has asked the
allie, 20 permit it 10 send German
troops 10 put down bolshcyiom iu
parts of fhc neutral zone which
was established by the peace
treaty and boz which the German,
were not tp have troops.
There is mo- lu'imajlou what ar-
tiuu the allies will take u this
matter
LONDON March 10 \ bomb
exploded outside the British en-
bas>y ia Berlin last night 20, %
naval division was murrhmr past.
dispatch say, Several person,
were killed or Injured bat the
embassy apparently suffered uo
damage
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
Chief Points in Re-
publican Resolutions

Commended the Gsth congress
for H. efforts to reduce taxes and
its economies.
Praised senator Fall and Con-
gresham Hernandez for Their
work In congress.
Commended state administration
for calling the special session OF
The legislature and adopting the
suffrage amendment.
Thanked the soldiers. sailors and
marines for their part during the
Wifr.
iudorsed nutionailsm instead OF
experimental internatiOnalism.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
NE EWBERRY
JURY STILL
OELIbERATES
Not Expected to Reach a
Verdict Before
Tomorrow

GRAND RAPIDS Mich. March 10.
-H uiun houts were tho rule with tho
Ncwbcrry jury today The Q 9 men " no
are voting ON the guilt ur tuuuCvuy,
ct Senator Truman a. Ncwuyrry.
Frederick cody, Of Sew York and 50
Michigan political leaders. adjourned
: Tor lunch promptly with the -
o'clock whistle.
They had boon ln session something
less than three hours and % was
thought probable that unless uNe
hours NOR" sces them within fosCh ut
"a verdict that judge Clarence ". SDs-
sions of the federal district court
would excuse them Tor the uight Us
hc did yesterday
The court advised the jurors To
consider otrh ,ase separately aud a
consequently lengthy uolbcmuou WAS
expected.
Courts instructions
Eighty nan, diUcIout Nyidiyis were
outlined hN the court iu Ia tustIuc-
tiuus a. possible findings MI.u uuu
tNd counts left BOO tho Indictment, the
jury might return vordtcu- ut rWIty OF
uuj gautN. uu either OF Lotu uf the
counts. t- Iu aII tIy defendants.
Iut II tU, verdict diIrrnd ta tu iur
dNIdunlr Ir would %, necessary tu
mtk, u I..urn uu each ui tup SD.
"lt yuu aI, satisfied that IrUm.u %.
NowbyIrN At ur about the time nv
became H candidate stIu IHr .uuri.
'NHH informed That hI- UIUIpI llu
would TUpuII, tho expenditure uf
muIp than tho law allowed. and .ui
With such know lpdg. became o.
candidate Hud thereafter hg bdNlD,
ur conduct actively took part Boo iuu
u-, OF nu unlawful SUM. Nou viii ID
warranted BOO finding that b., dId yIu-
ut. tho corrupt practices act
tn. court said that conspiracy
Wn- uut dirirult FOO understand and
defined It under federal law t- hv-
Ing 4u agreement between Two 20,
moro persons to commit nu uuvnsu
against tho United states ilc said
that t common understanding WIS
-uulpirut Co establish "A conspiracy
and that neither On, intent 60 form
ono nor the conspiracy itself need l'
proven as such.
Criminal Intent Essential
criminal intent iH one of tho cH-
-.ufi.l elements ut conspiracy
Judge Sessions uid. bat hu hold 'hHi
fI, government was mot bound iu
show fIaf fnr accused men know tN't
vor, NIuu'Ius law
sI"upvul upfe cannot Do, Justified
uN innocent intent s.I iu, court
tn. court 1H fH, .urt would nU
warranted Ir finding tina. fH' cone
4uiru,y existed Of I.HE w,r. satisfied
THAT SOME ur fh, respondents planned
iu procure rly nomination urd r.rg.
ffuu Ot NpVh,rry hN DO. use of u sum
iu excess uf $3.50. and that There
WIS 20 definite understanding inHi
N.vbyrr himself should take ptr'
Iu fU, campaign and dIu su tar, part
. ny conduct advice ur counsel
"Tho uu,'uuudiof"d evidence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-19
Favorable Report on
Colby's Nomination

" TNT NHI0UTHTIU FHEII
WASH NGTON, March ia.-Ths
nomination OF cambridge Colby 70 ba
secretary OF state. which has been tho
subject Of extensive hearings by tho
senate foreign relations committcrs
Was favorably reported today by tho
committee without a record vote,