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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29
Boy Kept Bound And
Tied For Four Davs
ByHis Stebn1other

New York.--Children's soc;atv
agents and Mrs. Ellen O'Gradv
VINO have investigated the case "a
Joseph Pflock, ten vars old who
was Kept bound and tiedsto d wal,i
IN his home for four DAYS ana two
nights by his father and stenmoth-
er' VIII find home for the unfort-
unate Brooklyn boy.
NO living power should force
that child to be returned to h.a
father and stepmother. A public
example should be made of them
SAID Mrs. O'Grady, who heard the
LAD tell his pitiful story to Maeif-
trate REYNOLDS in the Fifth ave
nue. court, Brooklyn. Pflock and
ms wife are held in $500 bail each
for trial in the court of special ses-
sions.
. Joe told Magistrate Reynolds a.
story of almost incredible i'll treat
ment at the hands of his father.
Guenther Pflock, grocery clerk.
dHu MS StepmOtner.
Mrs. Pflock, who was married to
the grocery clerk last April, in an
attempt to justify her action said:
Il feel this way about it. If the
neighbors had not butted in. T.
could have easily conquered the
boy. He is incorrigible He would
run away from home and sleep in
barns. He refused to go on err
rands When chastised for doing
wrong he would carry tales out of
the house.
Father Suggested it.
Il did tie him up, but I didn't
tie him so he couldn't move. His
father suggested that to me, be-
cause the boy is terribly stubborn.
didn't think it was cruel. He
could have had something substan-
tial to eat, but he wouldn't come
into the kitchen when called him.
He preferred to remain tied up"
Pflock also asserted the boy
was stubborn and had to be taught
to obey.
Joe gained sympathy the mo-
ment he took the stand. Sallow-t
faced and soft spoken, he gave his.
name and address, and after
few Introductory questions by Mag
istrate Reynolds he broke out cry
ing. 1t was few minutes before
the magistrate could impress upon
the child that no harm would come
to him.
Boys Tale of Cruelty.
His narrative follows:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon


stepmother. and went back to my
place at the wall again, because
feared beating If they found out
l had wriggled my arms loose.
"All they gdve me to eat was
bread and water. and was very
hungry. One of the days | had
nothing to eat at all'
Rescued by Little Girl.
The boy said the reason he was
tied up was because he went to the
icebox and took some prunes and
failed to do an errand his step
mother intrusted to him.
The boys account was substan-
tiated by fourteen-year-ol Anna
Gold, who was visiting family
living below the Pflocks on Satur-
day night, during the period the
boy was tied UP. She said she
heard him cry out for something
to eat. 1t was due to her that
the case reached the children's So
ciety.
II went upstairs. she continued
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29
Woodburn Couple
Celebrate 5Oth
Anniversary Date
continued from Page Two.)
ius and a most Interesting time

'continued from Page Two.)
lug and most interesting time.
James Christie. John Clark and
lanes Clark left Saturday for
Doris, California, where they will
siect for ]. Golden, the sawmill he
parcnased from Mr.. Henneman at
olodoacres and shipped to Califor-
,,a 10 The freight bill exceeded
u neV. G. T. Neal left Monday for
ana Walla, WASH, with Mrs. E.
= blanchard, who has been resid-
s on the Church of God camp
saounas here. They went in Mrs.
Sianchard's car.
MISS Essie Broyles of this city is
.eaehing the Elliott Prairie school
east of Woodburn.
eugene Riches, S. p. baggage
nan at Eugene, spent SATURDAY
This city. ~
nr' and Mrs. Alpheus j. Gillette
i. salem spent the weekend in
ms city at the home of the for
an, parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
0dllette,
=, W. Eagleson of EddyvilIe was
fr,oa me city Monday greeting old
county Recorder ]. q. Noe and
ne ',nas of Oregon City were weekend
'ha s''ors in this city at the home of
"e iatter's mother
"ooopurn Lodge No. los, 4. F.
=. NJ. put on the NJ. NJ. degree
'u'uay evening in the presence of
large number of members and
,ues.s' Worshipful Master H. NJ.
h comforting the degree on
49, candidates. The Albany team
~ on the work for a third candi-
-, Judge Percy Kelly. worship
as.er OF the Albany lodge. con
ing the degree. A fine banquet
49, s served by the Woodburn lodge
~ NJ me visitors were delighted with
hospitality of the Woodburn
oile Of the Woodburnites camp
nr q. the state fair grounds are.
- and Mrs. w. H. Goulet Mr.
ns-,1 me- sirs- s r. Layman, J. II. zim-
NJ and son, Fred. Mr.. and Mrs.
r,,,,. harper, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
rr.liaF' Mr. and Mrs Sanford
w ~. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
d. . A Hauge is building a buuga-
pse,fs-n sn ms ten-acre tract on the
-e'lic highway.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29

"on August 26 my stepmother
TOOK me to my bedroom and, after
tying my arms, placed another
rope around my waist and fasten-
ed me to a nail in the wall at a
height with the middle of my
back"
Were you tied so that you
couldn't lie down at night" broke
in the magistrate.
The first night did not sleep,
put the other nights went to bed
and woke before my father and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29
Starts Life AneW

worcester Mass. Sept. 2S.-Eleanor Baby Doll
paker who was recently released from the Worcester
run, iai after serving sentence completely i'll the
murder of Dwight P. Chapman at Westboro two years
ago started work elevator girl in the Chase Build
Ing on Front street.
Harry Baker her love mate who confesser to the
crime is in the Charlestown state prison for life.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29
Boston Needs Houses

Roston Sept 2S-Hundreds of people have moved
out of and many to their Summer places
as because Of the housing short
ace This was revealed by the exceptional demand at
the G yRegisers office for birth certificates of school
children whose have left the city to reside else
where.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29

As a result of the world war the
present value Of capital in France
necessary for pensions for widows,
orphans and wounded is 5s,ooo.-
100000 francs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-29

The American stage has found
places for many soldiers of the
world war who displayed talent as
entertainers back of the line in
France,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

Y lowe, ktcrS popsol kolem 5000
rostlin u ma phl phta tisice me
kSsd, jeho BOZ tryajici diva roxy \
cclym yedeckSm syetcm Y oborlI
konchologie, jebo geologickf objc-
vcni, o ntmz SO profesofi gcolo.
gle, Calvin ~ statni university v
Iowt u Chamberlain . Chicago II.
University, vyjddtili, ae je 10 ncjt
yetsi ndlez V poslednim phlstoleii
u jeho pfcdndsky 0 akologii rosi
lin, jez jsou ! Y Europe zndmy.
We 10 IN sirsi pojednhnf nestdloD
TO same ploti o profesoru No.
VEN na ~uniyersitt v Ann Arbor,
Mich kterS je n6m jako jeden
. n~ejvttsfch b~akteriologd Y Anne.
rice, 0 p~rofesorccb bratfich Iele.
nych, vynikajicich We fysicc, jca
poctila ylada kanadska vyzn0mc.
ndnfm, kdyz pfcdphseli ma stdtni
nniversitt V Minnesota, o prof
Pipalovi, vynikajicich Y lcsni.
ctvi, jenz p6sobi IA stdtpi mi
vcrsite Y Lafayette, Ind, 0 prof.
Kovdfikovi Y Yale kollcji u j.
ngch, ktem jsou vynechhni n ma.
mnozc nmysInf
Ma pffklad, mloacni ccskt sto
lice ma statnf universitf V Ne.
brasce vGnuje SO maIh zminko,
kdezto PnIdoyu "Noytmu nabo.
zenstyi", ktcrt nemtIo pro Cccby
IN max %vgznamu, anil pro tcskon
literaturn, vcnuji sc cclt strdnky
Nezmihuji Sc 0 tonic, ponfvadz
mym pficininim tcska stolicc SO
stala skutecnostf "a yydntntho
pfisptni prof. simka q moi man.
zelky A to jcnom proto, Ne il
jsem mel folk odvahy poukhzati
Rosicktmu M jeho p%febmaty, IN
coz on naval "Pokrok I6padn"
chelplou mrcbou Ma toto pan
karel Perglcr pr sjczdu syobo
domyslnSch ponk6zal jake M ~.
dhstojnt jcdnanf Dale poukazn.
jc M Utmost ZEN a uyadf pouzc
Rhacnu R%osickon kdezto pofada.
telka Henskf bIidky " "pokro.
kn Iapadu" napsola vice pdyod
nieh rcdakfuicb fldukh, neil VIE.
chny pofadatcIky zcnsk Sch hi.
dek V feskoamcTckgcb Gasopi
seeb a ncdostalo sc j zminky j..
nom y II pffciny, NJ odyhziIa Ne
.. Rosiekfmu odporoyati. Mole
maDHclka mi ecskoamerickt no.
vipafstvf od pochtkn, ncbof pra-
covala pro prvni "SIavii" obfas q
IL pH reskfm boyi0hfstvf / dnos
BratH moi ~manzeIky sazeJi ~
prynim reskfm listh amerjpkkm,
"sIovaH AmerjkhpskF"
rvedl jsem ftebto PR pfjpadd
pouze y N pfifjny. aby ftenhf Vi,
dbI jakhbo pzDhni W dostane ikm,
kteT oeziktnt y poefivh praepU
pro feskf barod | V taxi zyaDgeh
bisforiekf potedoh0ieb. Kdyz
VISTA knibs "Tbe recbs In Ame.
riea " NIL jsem V 6mysIu pouka
mi We vrfejnbm tiskp ~ stvanj,
ekosf . n~espravBosf Dhktevfeb ",
danf kdyz wax jsem pyAzd In
kniba yzsIa mnoho price pft VII.
rdnj materihIu q N byeh poskodO
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

'tS'h, HFhhR H'poHilhIH'nhfh, "
p Kofizck byl dluzcn Letovskemt'
IN %yypIaceni ccsiy jcmu a p6ti
clennm rodiny do Ameriky. lie.
toysky pfivezl do Ameriky pres
$4,000.
Koupil farmu n zafizcni a j..
std mn par doIlarh zbylo, kterpch
pax pouzil ma zapIacenf sytho II.
IN t%iskafskeh0 zafizoni. Dlouha
nemoc pohItjla kazdy zbgvajici
dollar q 2 Il pficiny, nezli Sc ste.
hoyal do Racine, po2ndol D. Ko-
fizka, by mu zaplntil cast dIuhu.
jemu povinovantho IN pfepIaynt
Jea mn vypIatiI, kdyz rodino jcho
| jcla do Ameriky. TAX ably mohI 50
| pfcstthoyat y ShocviIle, Ia., do
Racine Sc svoji rodinou n ujati Sc
sprdvn6 redakcc listn "SlOvana
Amcrik1Dskeho." Je mdiz ne.
spraynt tyrzcni, H. kofizek mu.
sci LetOysktmn hraditi cestu do
Racine. Letovsky mel sydj dill V
~tiskafsktm Mfizcni zaplaccnF
Toto mnf sdeliI sam p. Letovskf,
kdyz jsmc spolu minulost prynich
teskfcb osad. Ccchn Il n~oyinhfstvi
probirali Nine byIo jiz Y II dob6
mnoho znamo 4 y%yprayoyani strg
coya 2 rozhovorh \ Frant. Ne.
cbutou, zvanSm Trdynickcm, KITE
ryz pojmcnoval pfi sloudcni Iistf
"Slovana Amcrikdnsktho" a
Narodnich Noyin" noyy case.
pis "sIavii', kter6ato jmtno Ia
sopis tcnto ncsI M do syebo zani.
ku, Toto tyrzcni dotyrdf dccra
Letovskeho MiIostina, mole man.
zelka.
Dale v toto historic Gesk0amcri.
ekfho tisku ncGini Ne zadnA zmin
ka 0 tom, jakym zpdsobcm PIP.
Kofizek u X. JonAs ziskali dfl
L%etoyskbbo, kdyz odjeI 90 zastup
&c Cechh amcrickycb do Ruska
vysetfiti krajinu, jiz nabizcI ear
Alcxandr H. ku koIonisaei &c.
eh6m Pred odjczdem D. Lctov-
skhbo byIo sIjbcno, 10 10 postara
i 0 jcbo rodipu n jeho majctck,
kdyz ysak se pc roec a ctyrt vra
VI, sbIedal, ~ jebo manzcIka So
musela starati 0 ziyObyti sama \
~ fasopis "S1ayie" byl k nryifp
zadInzen UodiI jim to \ M 10.
fizka n JoDhke Mnoyfel. TAX
byJ Letoyskg odmfDfn m dobro.
DIM . NJ obff pro narod Vzdy y
~rozmzeIosti 0 fomto ~yypravtl Il
y N pfici0y BemobI Ne odhodIaii
podatj syhj eestopis 20 rnsku n
dfJmy rechd amcrjck gcb M do
syfbo odjezdu M Rus. pozDam.
KY ecsfopisu jebo, jakoz / jcbo
dopjsy, psan@ y Ruska, name '
rnk0n,
Ma syatebni eesff pred n 70.
KY eestou do Kewauner, Wis X
msDteIhm Waskovym, zastayjJi
jsms se V Racine, Wis, kde mo.
IL manzeiks mTIa drnzky y milf
~, . il pr II p~ffIezitosti naysfj.
vi KarIa JoDhse h v rozboyoru
WI bodipy tvyajjeim rozbiraIj
jsme mj0pIost " mjuyjJi 0 pry.
Djch pi0DSyeeh Tazal Ne M sta
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

bfe na pfihodu, jez sc odebrdln
We znich roku 1871 ljyIo to Y
ncdfli poddtkcm srpna Naystiyil
jscm strScc, jemuz "slovan Anne
ricky' ncdoscl, u proto poaadaI
mne, nbyeh NH prom dosel k BY.
now ma sousedni farmm Pravil
"Vaclaye, dojdi X synoyi Josefo.
Vi u fekni MI, by mn6 postal %
svojeng momydlenS klacek =
Ncehttl jsem 81 strSce tdzat, 60 TO
| jc, scl jSem ysok = ncdhvtron pro
zhdnnou vie. kdyz jsem vyfidil
strfcovo pfdni jeho SYM Josefo.
VI. poduI mnd casopis "sloyan
AmcrickS" bcz slova a il jsem
special zpdtky.
Kdyz jscm We vrdtil q dorucil
jscm, pro 90 jScm byl posl6D, a.
zal jsem 80 strScc, pfineslli jsem
sprdvne wee u on odpoved6I, ~
ano. PtaI 80 mpc, proc SO tGzu .
ia na 10, M jc mnt vclin divine,
zvhti ccsky casopis "osvojcnym
ncmydlcnym kIackcm. Strfc
pax prnvil "To mas taxi, prof,
klhccI jc redoktorem u pisc mno.
no 0 o%svojenScb n%cmylcnych,
con Sc pfitf menu naairdni IA
svet u proto jsem naval "Slovau
Americk}" timto jmtncm"
Prohlizeje fasopis, pravil "a
w name zasc novy tasoplS, "Po.
krok Zdpadu," vychdzi M zdpa.
df Y Omazc." Pfbth tento mnt
utkvcI Y pameti, ackoliv jscm
tenkr6te nctusil, ze pfi jcho vstn
pm do padesdttbo rocniku, bndu
jeho majitclem. Ncbudu popisova-
VI, jak jscm sc stal majitclem
"Pokroku", ncbof j. . tom zmin.
ka M jfD6m mistt, Kdybyeh po.
pis0vaI yscchno. 30 VI pamatuji,
vzaIo by 10 mnobo misfa u casu
. obou Nc nam ncdostaya
Jak jsem prayiI, str}c byI sta
.rSm pfsmdkcm q mnoho cetl.
HnaI Jana Bdrfu Lntoyskfho, ~
kladatcIe pryDibo fcskfho casopi.
su ' Amcrice b ! jake ~rcdaktora,
jcste neil byI ccsky lia zalozen
Fauna i H. Lctoyskbho byIa tfi
mile jJanf Cd sfrycoyy fanny q
jnk mut pozdtji strfc yyprayfl
0 vzpiDm prynibo rcskiho fasopi
~. Lctoyskf dopisoyaI m tebdej.
II krajany, Mjfcf V America, n
zamyM y paDem Koflzkcm zaIo,
Wi fesk9 casopis,
KdyH We byl0 pfipfayen0 y
proyoIani Dspsa1o a pFedpsfDh
poraIo pticbdzcfj, Lefoyskg one
mocnfl fyfem y MpasiI mezi H.
vofem a smrti nekoIik nedTI. Tr.
yaIo TO nfkolik DedfI, pezIi ~ no.
fayjI, tax ably mObI nAsf0upifi ee.
stu 10 Racine, Wis, Jakmjlc byj
scboprp sedf6 V pnsfeIi, psaI
Hthnky do casopjsD, 4 Djkotiy, jak
ceskoamenckf bjstorik ., TomAs
fapek pile w SVEN die "psdes6f
Jef keskhbo tisku V Amerjee." M
pan Ko1zek miseI DIanky sham
u, M prf J. Barta Let0yskf sJibjl
psafi DaIe pike ., Cspek, ze D,
KOffzek mpseI Ietoyskfmn pyypf
pevlzs N pFedpjatoh zasati ma
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1920-09-22

rGho Nccbutu-Travnicka, strycc
Antona SuIka, jednoho . prynicI
agnostikn ceskych, jcnz sousediI
s farmou Lct0vskeho, ma kazatc
lc FIR. kum n pod Pfi rozchodn
drze moi pravici, prohIdsil 10
mas; pane Buresi, kdybych mob
proziyati zasla lftn. yeci, ktcre ~
odehrdly, by se byly ncuddly,'
Tuto p~ozndmku utinil. ytda, II
zndm historic "Sl6yic', p%on6vad.
jscm znal vscchny %cinovniky, kite
n No zalozeni toh0io cnsopisu III
6astnili.
Vim dobfc, ~ Jonas ly byI j.
max jedn0l, ale dostnl sc do pron.
du n nemohl y n6ho yyvdznouti
j. b. Lctovsky byl muz sIova, coi
dosvedeuje fakt, jak Mclioval Sc.
kdyz ear ucinil nabidku Ccchnm
kn kolonisaci na jiIych podmin.
kach, ncz jake u~d6loydny ma Amt
ri byly poddangm jcho fisc acko.
Ii jcmu ear nabizel panstyi pobli-
ae Moskyy zdarma, kdyz SO trya.
le v Rusku usadi 80 svoji rod.
nou. Letoysky mel ri audience
u carcm ohlednf ttto kolonisacc
V posIednf ttto audicnci ear sdt.
i'll Lctovsk emu, ~ vzIllcdcm k
bfitkf kriticc prazskgch fasopish
jcho jcdnani 8 Polskcm odvolayA
Cccbhm nabizenf vgbody politi.
exc. ktert Il yclikt casti nelly sc
rovnati americkgm. Lctovskemu
Sc Rusko a jcho lid zamlouvaly. a.
vsak k Will osobnimu zisku c..
chy nikdy nczk1amal u proto sc
vrdtiI do Amcriky. (esi sc mn
~ tuto poctivost pr ndvrafu
spatne odmeniIi
Doba padesati rokn, po kite.
ron "Pokrok Mpado' putoval,
mh mnohf zajimavosti We vSvoji 4
pokrokn fesko.amcrickfbo narod.
njh0 ziyota Jscm sam sy6dkcm
mnohf pozoruhodnt Ease tohoto
ySvoje. Inal jscm thmtf ysccb-
ny fclnejH finovniky osobnb III.
storie fcskhho fisku n angIitint
"Tbc Ccchs IN America" psaua
pancm Tomascm Capkcm, obsabu.
jc mnoha n~csprdyna uddni caste
Dhftru strauDicktho, a v namno.
N poyfsti uddvany jsou IN
fakta atkoIiy madno moh1a bFti
ziskana sprdynh ndhni cd ofifVclI
svfdkn
lfvadim na pffkIad pfijczd pro.
fcsora lmdimira Klaccla, pficiny
jcho vystfboyhni W do Ameriky
. jebo odchod cd Lrtovskhho.
cbyalmphyy 0 IVu PaIdovi, kite
rgz yykonal ycIicc maIg kousck
skufecnt jofcnavni prace ndrodhj
. cbyaIozpfvy . Jann Hoyiektm,
jchoz spisoyafcI byl pfitc1em, y.
WAX sofva ~ nfjakgm sloven'
zminiI . Iidech, Kosjcktmu ne.
boIdujtcieb Vfnoyal mnoho mi.
sts s~tafjsfce ssIoonh a socialism,,
aysak muffin, kteH ziskaIi zvut.
~ jmtno mezi Amerirany eeskt
mn narodn, WUovaIa ~ poubf
zmfnka
Dvhdim mn pfkIad prof Bobp
miIn Himka ne statpf university
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08

The New York police department.
has a file OF more than 100000 finger
prints.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08
RECORD CROP OF
CORN IS FORECAST
Yield of 3,I3l,0 900, 900
Is Indicated In
u. S. Report.

WASHINGTON, Sept. S.-Corn
prospects improved during August
and promised on September /. "A crop
OF s,fsi. O0O, 900 bushels. the depart
mont OF agriculture announced today
This was f2S. 900. 900 more than in
dicnfcd on August I, G.0OO.0 900 BUSH
els above the largest previous crop
Of record In 1919. moro mar -o0.-
100000 above last yea almost
900. 400. 900 above the five years
average.
The Indicated Yield per ncro Of 500
buahels has been exceeded but twice
and rien only by n friction OF "a
bushei during the past SO years.
Forecasts follow;
with condition GAL per cent OF n nor
nal.
An wheat 10000. 900 bushels; con
dition 7f.f.
Oats i.442. OOO,O 900 bushels; condi-
tlon $50.
Barley 10000, 900 bushelsi condI-
ton S2.5.
Buclcwheat 1850. 900 bushels;
condition 91.i.
white potatoes 4%1s,OOO.OOO bush
els: condition $40.
Sweet potatoes iO2. 900. 900 bush
els; condition SOS.
Tobacco 1,b54.O0O.Ooo pounds; con-
dition SAG.
Flax Ii.soo.oo bushels; condition
63.S.
Rice b2.2OO.OoO bushelsi condition
$50.
Hay uameJ s~s.2OO.OOO tons.
Hay (wiid) \ $500, 900 tons.
Sugar beets S,90O,OO tons; condi-
ton $50.
Apples $4,000. 900 bushels.
Peaches 1890. 600 bushels.
Knfirs $4,000. 900 bushels. condi-
ton 01.O.
Peanuts 3g, Doc, 900 bushels.
Deans (slx sthtcs) 0,10O. 900 bush
| els.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08
Man Riding Rods On
Way To See Sweetheart
Arrested, But Freed

Joseph Leonard Of Indianapolis.
Ind. Is riding the rods TO e his
swccfhoaru at FL Paso. In company
with itay Snyder OF Borning, la, he
was taken rom train No. 4 this
morning BY Special officer Louis
Beach and station Master Ed SIN
clair. who held them awhile for In
v~dstigation.
The two were dressed In army uni
form and were unable 20 snow any
discharge papers, according to the or
Ulcers. The two told a straight story,
however, and the officers believing
Il would be a shame to delay a we'd
ding. decided to let them go this
afternoon. They were given warn
ing. however, not to steal rides any
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08

more; The youths promised and were
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08
Big Estate Involved
In a Divorce Suit
Filed Here Today

An effort TO obtain a pam Of the
large FORTUNE thought 60 be held by
her husband who Deserted her and
fled the country into Podras Negral,
Meahco. has been begun In the dts
tfict couft by Dora II. Andrews. Mrs.
Andrews filed n divorce complaint
against r. p. Andrews yesterday.
Co-dcfendants IN the complaint are
W. G.. Andrews a brother OF the hus-
band and Lucie Noak who are said 10
hold claims against the New Mcxdco
property which Mrs. Andrews ccsircs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews were mar
ried In Louisiana in 1928. according
20 tho complaint. He has failed to sup
porx her for two years and in July.
1890, deserted her
A fortune amounting TO many
thousands OF dollars. The exact sum
OF which she doos not know. was
nmnened ~ community property dur
Ing their married life. tho plaintiff
states. She adds. us less than an
e1afmnted one-half or the share
which should belong TO her. the title
10 real estate and household furnish
ings IN Albuquerque. and 500 head OF
cattle In Mckinley county. The co
defendants are asked 20 show whni
Interest they have In this properly.
Another divorce complaint wac
filed by Gladys Peden Miller ngalns,
William NJ. Miller. "A breach OF
promise suit asking $1,000 was filed
yesterday By Albinn Wagner against
Sam Garcia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08
AUTO TOURIST DIES
ON JOURNEY WEST
Travelling Companions
Wait While Husband
Takes Body Home.

The body OF Mrs. Elizabeth Mont
romcry OF Detroit. Mich. was taken
70 T~itusViife, Pa. for burial last night
BY her husband, while her travelling
companions and her pet dos sadly
await the husbands 10 contlnue
their automobile journey 10 califor-
MIA.
Mrs. Montgomery, who was travel
ing by automobile with her husband
and another couple from Detroit to
Los Angeles. where they expected to
make their home, died at Socorro on
Sunday morning. Typhoid fever was
given as the cause OF death. She was
~ years old.
The party reached Albuquerque two
weeks ago Sunday. Mrs. Montgomery
became ~. and upon a physicinn's
advice was taken to a lower altitude.
They went to Socorro on "wednesday
only to find that she did not improve.
She diod last sunday and the body
was brought here Monday by G. 4.
French 10 prepare II for shipment.
The trip hns been a sad one. on
reaching Denver three weeks ago TO
visit Mrs. Montgomery relatives they
learned that her mother had Just died.
Instead Of the happy reunion which
they had expected they reached tho
city In time TO attend the funeral
services.
Mr.. Montgomery's friends refuse 10
10 on 10 California without him. They
will remain here, camping at the
municipal touriat grounds until he rn-
turns. Tho are taking carr OF Jack.
the white terrier. who Is inconsolnble
NJ the loss OF his mistress. until the
master comes back.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08
Cox In Montana
Today; Makes Rear
Platform Addresses

EN- ROUTE WITH GOVERNOR
cox. Sept. S@Governor Cox today
carried his presidential campaign
from North Dakota into northeastern
Montana, hut with one OF the lightest
schedules OF his entire western
''swing.'.
Tho democratic candidate today
had only two speaking engagements
this Afternoon at Hayre. Mont. and to-
night at Great Falls. He left Minot.
N. D.. where he spoke last night.
early this morning for Havre, one OF
the longest jumps OF his trip--l3o
miles.
Tho comparative rest today was
Welcomed by the governor who has
made SO speeches during Tho four
days OF his trip thus far. hut nc wns
prepared for n few brief rear plat
form addresses.
The governor saad he was enjoying
his first visit to the far west and
Expressed himself well satisfied with
his receptions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-08
INVENTIVE GENIUS
MAKES CAL0MEL
DELIGHTFUL
Calomel, the Most Valuable Of
Drugs. Now Purified From It's
Nausea and Danger-'Calotabs
the New Name.

The medicinal virtues Of cAlnmcl are IN no
way connected with is naukeatsng aud dan.
Rrrous qualities. aa Is proven by tho fact
that tho new ealomul tablet, called CalotAbs,
y free from Objectionable effects yet retains
Hl ~ the ver-cleanHing and kyEtem.purifying
qualities Of the old'styIo calomel For bilious.
ness, hrhdnches, conAtipa5ion and Indigestion.
d e.nauseaied eaiomel table, is a practically
TO inspire public confidence In this new
dtscnteV the manufactured have authorized
druESitts ~cyerywhero TO refund the price u
tho. rnstosncr Is not perfectly delighted
With calntabs. Sold only In original pack.
ages, sealed. Price thifty,hve cents. One
tablet a. bedtime. with a swallow Of wator.
No taste. no nausea, no gripping, no salts
You wake up In the mornlng with y clean
liver, feeling hne. aud a hearty appetite for
breakfast: lat what you. pleaae.-no dan.
ger.-(Adv.)