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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
Anticipate Bic Crowd
Y NJ c. 4. to Hold Mass Meeting To-
morrOw-Onc for Men and
One for Women

Fire Chief Kenneth Ogden, has
pivcn orders that the theatres shall
not be crowded Sunday afternoon at
the Y. NJ. c. A., meetings for women
ard men. In anticipation OF the
crowds that will attempt to get IN
to hear the unique addresses and see
the unusual films; the chief IS tax
ing the safety first plan and posi-
lively states that there viii be no
endangering Of life by ovcr-crowdinS
Consequently as soon IS the the
atrcs arc full The doors will be closed
However the Y. VI. c. A., officials be-
l;evc that since the crowd vii! be
divided between >the two theatres
there viii ne less Danger of an I'M
possible crowd. Admission will he by
ticket only but every effort IS being
made to see that all who desire
tickets secure them. They are at the
drug stores or can be had az the Y.
NJ. c. A. Office at the Westminster
Building.
Rev. X. p. Nelson. director # the
state bureau Of Social Hy@ienc, will
address the men at the Richmond
Theatre at 2:30 o'clock, and DR..
Rachelle Yarros, Of Chicago, VII
address the women at the ln@omar II
3:3O. Both lectures will be illustrated
by motion pictures which are the
latest proApct Of government a"tn-
lies for social hygiene. The theatres
will he open some time hcforn tnr
lectures and every effort made t"
comfortably care for III" crowds.
Or. Rachellc Yanros. who veil
speak to the women 1T the lngomar
is a personal friend Uf Mrs. NJ. l..
Horncr, Of col Duke street. and VIII
doubtless be a guest in her home
while in Alexandria. They were aS-
sociatcd in college work in the Uni
versity of Chicago for several years
ard were glad for this opportunity TO
renew old acnua;ntanccs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
Trial Tuesday
Ecnire cf Twenty Summoned FUI
Case Of Joseph Ceascr Charged
With Alleged Attack

The tr:a. Of Joseph Crascr charscc
v-t!l att:a2kin" Mi-s Jesse Gar.ar@
viii begin 1t 10 O'Clock "u".da, !,
morning IN Il. cooperation court
Judge Robinson Monmrc presiding.
4 vs..ire Ct twenty has been s"m.
moned from which to select ju?
e tw,ivc. Several character witness,
* have Dccn Summoned in behalf o!
the der2rt,an;.
The alleged attack occurred Ortc.
bpr 1f according 10 the war"nn: j.
SPED for the .rrcst Of Garland ard o.
N.vemb," : h" was arrested ar! a.
,aigred the following day aud he.
for tn" acton Of the grand jury. Sui
Scnuen-,r he. was released c1 fur.
n,,F;rs bail hfnd in the sGm Of S2.hor
T.,,osc Summoned from Yh ch e
se,ect a jury follow: Cfaries 0
Emerson, Rvoen Dillingham;. .Iamc
a. Hsh. Charles l.. Fclmer. T. ?
VIZ. e .5anc. ". 3. Dai-geri e,a-, I
{. Su1itn y. c., L"uliN:a.ses. y,
II. PeeIe. B. Ah,Amson. -Asih4n Her.
he.s ". L. .Gahans. ~, j alta, 7
c. Howard, Fl. B. Fo-2es. Fl. {. Eul-
lin. D.. J. E-we.. John = d dosan, "
Fl. Geek ard. ", C..rDrur'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
LOOT RECOVERED AND
HELD FOR IDENTIFICATION

The palice are endcayoring TO trace
The owaer of lot silk naasRerch:efs
aud a .ot Of miscellaneous articles
founi thrown abandoned i'll q box yes
terday in an alley in the rear of tie
residence cf R. P. Whitestone, 2o4
North Royal street. Included IN the
box in addition TO the handkerchicfs
were seven cheap nail buffers. nun-
ber CT cclored shoe horns, a.small mir
ror, powder puff and cheap rather
c::nting outfit and other minor arr
c!es.
Iae pol;ce think the articles were
stolen from some store. They were
packed in box yHh bore the tra;ie
mark of local merchant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
PREACHING MISSION

In accordance with the request Of
the Nationwide Campaign of the
Episcopal Church to have series Of
services the first two weeks Of De-
ccmber, Grace Church will begin such
4 preaching service on Monday night,
December 6. through December 10, at
g y. m. The preacher will be the
Rev. Meade 3. MacBrydc, Of Wash
ington, d. c. Gospel hymns will be
used, short service and good preach,
ing. The public will be cordially well
coined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
New Library Books
Books Recently Added to the Alex
andria Library Fellow

DOohS .hSSSHl1y -NN3Su ~ wv -N'>->
andria Library Fellow
All Wool Morrison, Holman Day;
Love and the Crescent, A. c. Inch
Ibold; The Man Next Door, Emerson
Hcugh; I've Married Marjorie, Mar
saret Widdimcr; Queen Lucia, (. F.
Benson; Tamarisk Town, S. X. Smith;
The Thread of Flame, Basil King;
Barent Creighton. Don Cameron
shafer; Steel Preferred, II. S. Hal;
Icer:e, Ruth Sawyer; Hidden Creek.
X. \. Burt; The Valley Of Silent
Men. J. O..-C;:rwocd; Fddler's Luck,
R. Fl. Schauffler; The Top Of The
Word. Ethel Doll: The Devils Paw.
Phillips oppenheiln; No Defence. Gil
bert Parker; The Adventurous Lady.
|J. C. Smith; The Prairie Mother, Ar
thur s.ringer; Also Ran, Mrs. Baltic
Reynolds; Palmetto. Stella Perry;
Anne. Olga Hartley; Resurrection
Rock. Edwin Balmer; Rose O. The
Sea, CourtesS Barcynska; Behind Red
Curtains. Mansfield Scott; Return
ed Empty, Florence Barclay; No
Clue, James Hay, Jr.; A Poor Wise
Man. NJ. r. R;nehart; The Pedd'er
Henry c. Rowland; File No. 113.
Emil Gaborian; The Bank Tragedy.
Mary Hatch; Men Born Equal, II. P.
Robinson; Poor Mans Rock. B. w.
Sinclair: The Chinese Coat, Jennette
Lee; The Little House. c. Dawson;
The Purple Heights, Marie Oemler;
The Drums of Jeopardy, Harold Nc
Gra;h; The Onyx Lobby, Carolyn
Wells: Erskine Dale, John Fox. Jr.;
The Trrmpcter Swan. Temple Bail
ey: The Vanity Girl, Compton Mack
enzie; Night and Day, Virginia
Woolf; The Black Knight, Mrs. Al
fred Sidwick and Garst;n Crosbia;
A Man to His Mate. J. A. Dunn:
Children Of Storm, Ida Wylie: The
Summons. A. F. W. Mason; The Rose
Dawn. S. f. White; West Wind Drift
G.. Barr McCutchcon; The Age of
Innocence. Edith Wharton; Blind.
Ernest Pool; Byron's Poetica! Works:
Red Russia, John Foster Fraser:
Fables In Slarg. George Ade: Turk
cv, Lieut.. Colonel James Baker, NJ.
a.; History Of France. W. S. Davis;
! Spanish Highways and Byways. K.
l.. Bates.
Mo:cr Boys On The Wing. Clar-
ence Young; Johnnie Kelly, ". 5.
Boyer; Dave Porter In the South
Seas. f. Stratmeyer: Border Boys in
the Canadian Rockies. F. Beering;
Motor Boys in Mexico, Clarence
Young; Motor Boys Across the Plains
Clarence Young.
| If you are puzzled to knew what to
give for Christmas present to any
member cf Your family or to q
friend a years subscription to the
alexandria Library will only cost
you ,s1.5o or soc for three months
and just think how much pleasure .
Ibook day (if desired) will give.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
Able Addresses by Congress
men Wingo and
Moore
WILLIAMS PRESlDES
Many Men and Women Hear Speak
crS Deliver Optimistic TalkS-Re-
ccptirn to Former Presidents

III" sc"rp:.on given last night II
,oE2" IS the former presidents Of
h .h"nh"r cf commerce was Su:-
:"sS. Macy Of III" members accom-
,au:oi ~ ;heir wives and other rel
rt:vrs we're on hand Ia greet the
'or0"" presidents Of this commerce
organization.
Al" and interesting addresses il
"Aj,h cntimism was the keynote
w"rc mad" by Representative OTIS
Win%". cr Arkansas. member Of the
ren." Committc" on Banking ans;
'urr"n"" ard representative K.
Wai:n9 Moore. ot tha Eighth Con-
'r"":,;on:.l District of Virginia,
'u,i%n Y. Williams, president Of the
CONTINUED on rss" Two.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
True Fraternity
Topic of Three Speakers at Meeting
of Order CT ForesterS

OIL oTQer I'll i vi SSlSlS
The regular meeting of ths Mt. Yer
non Court OF the Independent Order
Of Foresters was held last nigh; in
he *. Of P. Hall on Cameron street.
Owing 10 the enterprise OF the en-
tertairmert committee, the meeting
was adjourned early IN order that
these present might enjoy tae pre-
gram which had neen arranged. The
main features Of the program were
speeches By Rev. DR.. f. B. Jackson
of the F'irs. Baptist Church. Rev. Ed
gar Carpenter. rector of Grace Fps
ccnal Church. an1 Louis L. WE:te-
stcne! who were the invited guests
of the evening. The speakers confin-
ed their remarks principally 20 the
benefit and achievements that may
Re acquired through the exercises Of
True Fraternity" and all of the
speeches were Interesting and great
ly appreciated.
Another interesting feature of the
program; was the p;aro sclcctiors
rendcred BY Mrs.. MacCul'Im. AT the
elise Of the program, a generous
lunch was served ard rising. vote
Of thanks was teriered 10 the en-
tertainn,e1rt comnIiTtte: for providing
such an interesting and successful
evening. R
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
ON HOLY LAND
DR.. D. H. Martin Of Trinity Church
To Give Address Tomorrow Night 7

DR.. u. II. Martin of Trinity Church
To Give Address Tomorrow Night
A series OF talks on the Hoy Land
will begin tomorrow night at 7.3O at
Trinity NJ. E. Church, east side of
South Washington street, DR.. Mar
tin announces as his subject for to-
mortaw night From Joppa to JerQ-
salem" On December 18th the SUBJ
ject will be a Trip Around the Out
side Walls Of Jerusalem" on De-
cemibef, 18th, places Of interest in
side the walls CT Jerusalem" and on
December Goth ''Thc Shepherds and
the Wise Men" These are not stcre-
cptican or moving pictures. but larger
descriptions CT Bible places. people
and events in the Land of the Saviour.
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend. No charge is made for admis-
sion to these services for the reason
that they are given at t?HE regular
service hour on Sunday night and be-
sides DR.. Martin is anxious that
these talks should be within the
reach of the poorest people in the city
who may come to attend.
DR.. Martin has had wide expert
cnce as a preacher and lecturer. Dur
ING the war extracts of his sermons
and addresses on war subject were
published IN the newspapers through
out the United States, and these Sun
lay night talks will be of interest
and bencfi. u the community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
STRANGER RELEASED

Tn. stranger giving th. name o.
Claude ". Walker. whp told the pc
ice ne h;,!..f IRON WaynrSkro, Va,
,rrastc,! Wednesday night BY the Pa-
ice and held for investigation. was
released yesterday afternoon. As
,lrcady stated in thu Gazette the 20
lie. made no formal charge asa:ns.
the man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
NOTICE

Ev~,s. son and grandson y: a Con
,eedrafa Veteran is rrIse-ted 70 6e
,rrsen. ac = meet ny to N lr.lj st
Ice Casp Hall, Monday, Dse7nssr
9Th, at 8 p. N. The purpose Of che
spas,ag IS To jiS@uss az organization
.oF Camp Of Sons CGnfde1ats Vet
arans in this city. 2s3-1p.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
0. F. A. Activities
Nominate OficerS-Plans For Visit
Ing Nrighboring Councils

Alexandria Council No. 5, Orlrr
Fraterral Americans held large )
attended ard interesting meeting las,
nigh. The nomination cf officers fo.'
the ensuing term were made and the
election viii take place at is SEMI
monthly meeting on December II, Tnr
council has appointed committee %
arrange for the installation Of offI-
GERS on January Z, ard at that time
many prominent mr;nDcrs Of the or
ICY tkrCug:I out the country will be
present. 4 supper Wiz be served fol
lcwira the installation next Friday
afternoon and evening de. egates will
leave here fer Fairfax Court House
where they will take part ii the ~
e,c;sts ;rc;dent to presentation Of
school he'll snd public meeting in the
town hall. Plans ale also under way
for large deie"ation TO leave here
December . to attend meeting of
Fairfax District Council which vii!
be held with Farmers ard Mechanic:
C-rvc:l near .Ar>.rews Cnar !. \: r."
next mret;n.: cf ;he ccur@i The d.
rrccs cf the order will he conferred
ard others received By card. The at
tenr!arce AZ tie ccurc"'S meeting cen
s;rues to grew ani much Interest /
being manifested
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
Firebugs Active
Set Fire TO Ferry Slip and Boz
Car-Damage TrifT'ng

Fire supposed to have Oeen Of in
cenaiary origin last night threatened
to destroy the old wooden ferry slip
at the foot o. King street The blaze
was discovered IN time ard the fire
department responded before much
damage was done. Il was shortly
after 10 O'Clock when the alarm was
sounded.
a few minutes before that alarm
Southern Railway box car on Union
street near Prince streets, also caused
an alarm ard this fire. also supposed
to.have been CT ineendiary origin. was
quickly subdued.
E...- -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
COMMUNITY SUPPER

Horne baked beans, SaIadc of al
kinds. luscious ham brown betty 10
biscuits, hot coffee. pickles. ice '"Tcan'
and cake, home made candy. Thes
are only few Of IT," many 200
things 70 BE- had 1T the community
social at the Westminster RG!td.n
this evening. 2S?-i'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04

Names OF contributors Will be
puhliShe.t in tlr:s space. The pub
i:shed list vii. be held in this
space until the total Of $4,000
is subscribed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
CARD OF THANKS

Va take this means of thanking
our frihrds and 1neishhors' for their
many deeds ofkindness and prayers
in our sd Bereavement. " n
sincere y thank3Nou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
+. s. JONES.
President.

Further subscriptions 20 AK
aaziria Eosp%a! brings the grand
;csal .up 10 S435l. New contr;bu-
c:ors total Sl92..
Subscriptions 10 Alexartir;a flos
p:tal:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04

visits in one month, and the follow
up work thereafter have, it is be-
lieved, reduced to the minimum tu-
bercular results in the community.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04

Subscribe re- .he Gazette and get
al, the news OF your local community
while it is news. ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04

Advertise your wants IN the Ga.
zette Want Column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04
DANCR

The American Legion will give
lance Friday. Drcrmhpr l8th., Al Elk
Hall. 2S9-bc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-12-04

WiNTED-Ioung lady to d. type
writing. Apply to Charles hing
and Son Co.. North Lee street.
2S9-tf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

Fourfoot green slabs for fireplace and furnaces, ! cord, 500
at mill; 1925 delivered.
Short green slabs for fireplace and cook stoves, $3.50 OF mill;
1915 delivered.
Dry slabs for freplaces and stoves, $3.50 at mill 1925 de-
Hvercd.
Factory dry kinding wood, $3.50 at mill 1925 delivered.
PHONE 800
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Republicans Elect
Convention Delegates

Republicans yesterday afternoon
elected 105 delegates 10 the county
convention which on next Monday VIII
hplCct a county tlrkct. There wax only
one ticket In each of the precincts
and she voting was light as n result.
DeleEntcH elected iu the two pre-
cincts In the olty follow:
rfrcinct Go A. Naisuu, MIS-.
Fred Lev, NJ. D. otoro. Mrs. W. w.
Stropg. x, ~. Barnes. Mrs. John w.
Wilson. GeorRc ". Crair. Mabel Love-
iEcp, s. Antonio Chavez. Mrs. j. q.
Gould. u. n. Boatright. Mrs. j.. q. a.
Otero. John W. Wilson, Mrs. n. =.
Hanson. Fred Il. Heyn. J. II. Snlazar.
Charles Lylea. II. y. Martz, II. ID.
Jamiaon. w. H. Giiienwatcr. Harvey
Moore. Frank o. W~erterneld
Precinct is.-Tom Hughes. Mar
Rarct Mcdlcr, Jerre HaFgnrd. Marir
skinner. n. spitx. Mrs. Al Coleman.
John Baron HirG. Ethel Hickey, a.
B. Stroup. Mrs. Tom WiikerHon.
charics Chadwick. Mrs. ". q. Brown,
Charles atuckc. airs. r. A. Whit
comb, Rodrigo Cano, Dan Austin. NJ.
X. Wyider. Guy Rogers, Mrs. w. II.
Walton, L. 1. Sanchez, y. q. McCrod-
en-.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
MEETING
HERE ON THURSDAY
Rio Grande Division to
Talk Over Problems;
c. A. Judd to Speak

A safety meeting Of the Rio Grands
division Of the Santa Fe syatem will
be held IN the city Thursday. opening
at $3.50 o'clock. Representatives from
the division points all along the line
Will be present, at the meeting. citi-
tens OF the city who are Interested In
safety nroblcms are also invited to
attend tho meeting.
&. A.. Judd, Western safety agent
OF the santa re system. who has Just
returned from the national aufoty
council convention at Milwaukee viii
be present at the meeting and speak
on the reaults Of the meeting az well
as on other subjects. There will aiso
be several other speakers OF promin-
enee In the safety movement
The Santa Re employees at this meet
ing Will also initiate plans Tor the an
nual New Years Safety ballet. This
Is the ono big event OF the year and
committees mRy be named to start
work on II.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Supper Table
Gossip

swope, the battery man, aif n. ain.
Ward Shepard found several rattle
Hnako cggs Ia the mountains north OF
the city Sunday. lie hnf them on
display In the forestry office IN the
federal building.
Miss Ituth Oxlcy, teacher Of span-
lHh "a the high school. has returned
TO- Albuquerque after a three months
tour OF Europe. She visited Pnrin on
the occasion Of the national holiday
and saw the battle fields OF France.
She wen to Madrid, Spain TO take
n six weeks course IN Spanish. A
tour OF spain followed hen study
course. Mis- Oxicy returned via
Madrid. Paris and London, sailing
from thnt port to Montreal.
A ten percent increase In the en-
rollmont OF the city schools over last
year has been noted. AZ the close
Of the first month Of school this
yeah the enrolment was 2,SfS as
compared with 1853 students last
year. Tho high school enrolment In
sos. There we're bt5 last year. The
enrolment by wards Is az follows.
First. a34. Second. SEA: Third csc;
Fourth and Central, AIS; University
Heights, %; special, 2S.
Grace Garcia. the 1B-year-old
girl who IL being held ON the charge
OF tpftinE NtNefiil cneckh ana ODtuin-
ing money on Thorn after purchases,
probably win not be prosecuted. II
the worthless checks are made good.
the management Of tie Penney Store,
where They were accepted VIII drop
tho charges. A sister OF the girl ~
making AN effort 10 raise the money.
The girl is said to have forged WI
checks for ss5 and one for t25.
The Good Cheer Club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Mra Charles Twogood, 1901 North
Fourth street.
A tar driven by A. Michacl struck
a hoy ON a bicycle at Copper avenue
and Second street carly last night.
The boy was not injured.
Mrs. Albert Fouse has reported to
the police that someone stole a coat
from her home, AS South Second
street.
The Congregational Mothers Circle
and Cradle Roll party will be held
at the home or Mrs. George Hull,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

winds seeking now paths IN the UNI
tracked akios. Together their namos
viii live.
Crusaders for science, they carried
into days OF peace the lessons war
had taught. Explorers OF tho air.
they charged tho porilous clouds,
that where they led In danger others
might FOLLOW IN safety. Pioneers.
they mado known the unknown,
though their way led Thorn to tho
edge OF the valley.
They know the odds, and they
faced them gladly. Thoy will be re-
memberod X two American soldiers
who counted thor lives a little thing
kind.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

Miss Kate E. Kelcher. GS years old.
died yesterday afternoon at the home
Of her brother. Thomns y. kelehor.
Sr.. at 743 West Tiicras road. She
had been In ~ health FOR the past six
weeks.
Miss Kelcher had lived In Albu-
quorquc for ~ years. She was born
In Dunkirk, \. n. She spent her
early life In Lawrence and other
towns In Kansas before coming to
New Mexico In 1893.
She Is survived by her brother here.
another brother, John J. Kelehcr OF
Kansas City, Mo-. aud a number Of
nicces and ncphews In albuquerque.
She was IA dcvout member Of the
church OF the immaculate Conception.
Funeral services will be held at tho
church tomorrow morning at nino
O'CLOCK. The pail bearers will be
four nephcws. They are W. A. Kei-
cher, Jesse ID. Neleher. Ralph j. KEEL
cher. Thomas +. Kelehdf. Jr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

2fs South High ntrcot, Thursday after
moor from . 1 o 3. There will DO cleo
ton ~ officers and all members nnd
those Interested are Invited to be prcs-
cnt.
The brotherhood Of American Voc
mcan VIII hold u business meeting to-
nIsht al the 4. q. O. r. hall. Election
and installation III officers. A large
attendance Ia urged
An automobile driven by Mrs.
MnrFolis. 7O2 North Second street,
struck Miss Marrnritn Guamnn. about
IS years old. who lives on South first
street, this afternoon at the corner
OF Second and Central venue MiHa
0uosman's foot was bruised but she
was not injured seriously. Mrs. Mar
COILS was driving slowly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
George Roslington
A Vice President Of
Life Convention

George Roslington, secretary OF tho
Occidental Life insurance company.
has been fe-olcctod vice president for
New Mexico OF the American life con-
v%cntion. an organization comprlaed
OF ia life insufance companies. The
convention was held In Kansas CITY
last week.
Mr.. Roaiington wax unabic TO at
tend the convention this year, but "
In receipt Of asiettcr notifyipg him Of
nils elocLlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
Skywayman Opens
At Pastime Tomorrow

Ten per cent Of the profits from
the exhibition OF The Skywayman'
to be seen at the Pnstlme for four
days. opening Wednesday. Will be
given to the families OF Lieut.. Ormer
Locklear me Pilot Milton Elliott by
Fox Film corporation. The same rule
II being applied at all houses
throughout America.
Not In challenging fate but in serv-
ing mankind LieutenRnts Ormer
Locklcnr and Milton Elliott gave
their lives. Together they rode the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

An English engineer Is building
onc-piece concrete house walls with a
central air space by erecting the core
first and moving the outer mold up
wards as the eoncrcte Is poured
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
WIgHINI

"DoH'Ta'-F0N WHINING.
Don't wish you could find = Joo-Find II.
DOM wish you could rent your apart.
ment-Rent H.
Don't wish you could an your house
Howl
Dy using the Heruld's Classified Columns.
Phone a4b. Phone sd5.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05

candidate for governor will speak.
There viii also be a pageant given by
ftcicn Momcn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-05
GETS 81 A DAY FOR
GOING no SCHOOL.

MARIETTA. O.=Ciarencc Miller,
10, OF Lawrence township. washing
ton county, Is probably the only boy
In h United States who Is paid 81
a day for going to school. The board
OF education, which must furnish
transportation to all students living
more than two miles from Il schools
house, found II cheaper to pay Clar-
ence the cash t'an TO furnish him a
conveyance