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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
vOLSTEAD HAS
BILL TO REPEAL
ALL WAR LAWS
Johnson Bill Prohibiting
immigration for Two
Years First to Be Favor
ably Reported.

and final HeaasiOn VI the GlNty-BiXth
congres1 began here today with
Presidcnt-elect Harding In his seat In
the senate. The galleries began to
fiji early In the day and were crowd =
ed when the gavels OF Vice President
Mnrshall and Speaker Cillett foil
promptly Mt noon.
ICrmallt'cs Of Cpc1lng Session
Passage OF the annual appropriation
bills and preliminary work on matters
to be pushed by TIL new ndmin'stra-
lion were expected to ocrupy much
Of the tinc for the last session OF the
sixty-s,Xth congress- which began to-
day to continue until the inaugura
tion OF Prcslacnt-elect Harding on
March 4.
Sessions today were limited to the
usual formal ceremonies in the sem
ate and house. Tomorrow the annual
message from President Wilson will
he received and congress then viii get
down to the real work OF the session,
Receipt from Secretniy Houston OF
the annual federal appropriation cs.
Inmates, aggregatins several billions
of dollars, was one OF to1ny's events.
Adjournment until tomorrow out
of rcipcct for house membcrs vino
have died since the closing OF the last
session in June and to await the
presidepts message, was arranged to
follow today's routine. This included
the chaplain's prayer, roll calls of
membership and adoption of rcsolu-
tions to notify the president and each
body OF today's assembling. Senator
Lodge OF Mass. the republican lead
cr, had charge of these resolutions In
dhe nennte. and Representative Mon
dell OF WSo., still ON crutchrs from IL
recent accident, acted similarity IN
the house.
New Senators Sworn In
Other formalities on today's pro-
gram We're the swearing IN of Sena-
tors Carter Glass. of Virginia. elected
to fill tha uneNpirCd term OF the
late Senator Martin, ANA senator j.
Thomas IGeflin. or AlaLlmH, .HucCcs-
sor to the late Senator Bank head.
Several new house members elected to
FIJI vacancies also We're to be sworn
In,
These were the only immediate
changes resulting from the November
election, none of thr new p'nators
or representatives, taking their seats
until after March 4. The session be-
ginning today, however was the last
for many members, including prom
inont veterans who retire with sine
die adjournment next March.
Both senate and houue expect "a
plunge Immediately irto work tomor-
row. organlzation under republican
control having been affected last
spring at the first regular session of
the present congress- Committees
were organized, except for n few va
cancies and enlargement Of the house
appropriations committee from q 60
rs members under the new house
rule centrRlizing all appropriation
bills In the committee.
The Legislative Program
The senatcs unfinished business
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Consider Farmer.Ald

WASHINGTON, Dec. GA sub
committee to determine whether the
resolution directing revival Of the war
finance corporation shall be joint or
concurrent ono was appointed today
by the iolnt congressional commit
toe holding hearings on tho asricul-
.tural situation, A concurrent resolu-
tion would not require approval by
President Wilson,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Plan Special Train From
Albuquerque to Capital for
Inauguration OfGou. Mechenl

and to visit Santa Fe as we'll will be
glad of the opportunity to go with
the special"
Organization Completed Today.
Organized effort to carry out the
special train plan was arranged for
this afternoon with completion Of n
general committee on arrangements.
This committee was chosen after def
into information had been received
from Santa Fe railroad officers that
the train could be furnished with
cars enough to carry from 100 TO
$50. ono hundred is the minimum
required for the train, and It is now
expected that $50 will 20 on the eN-
cursion. II has been found that a.
rangcmonts can be- made for serving
luncheon 70 the entire party In Sanm
Fc.
Tho committee organization has
sought to include every business and
political organization in the city, with
a large membership In the commit
tee at large. Tho committee follows:
General chairman. DR.. Henry
Rolfc Brown; chamber of commerce,
Dr, l.. $. Poterg, II. B. Watkins; Roe
tary club, G, NJ, Barber, Lester
Cooper; Klwanis club. DR.. NJ. *.
Wylder. Dr Bowers; Business Wom-
on's club, Mrs, Medlor; Woman's
club, Mrs. j. G.. Gould; democratic
county committee, w. G, Oestreich;
Business Mems association, Il. 7.
Chase; womons democratic commit-
tee, Mrs IT, =. Johnson: city COM
mission, Walter M. Connell; Lawyers
club, George S. Klock; Medical asso-
DR.. Ellor; @. a. r., G. c. Bliss; Spnn-
ish War Veterans Captain Clark NJ.
Carr; American Legion, Charles
Lcmbkc,
Committee at Large.
u. r.. Boyd, Mrs W. Il. walton, A.
\. Scdillo, \. II. Field, Judge NJ. -.
Hickey %. Spitz, Tomas Gonzales,
NJ. u. Otcro, !, Il. Snlazar, Jesus
Romero. Mrs John Strumduist, Mrs.
Al Coleman, Louis McRea, Max
Nordhaus, Il. u. Putney, Reuben Per-
ry q. n. Marion, John Nenablc \.
B. lIcrndoH, A. @. Simms, A, l..
Stroup, u, X. b Sellers, S. Rochl, s.
Sanchez, F T.. Wood Max Gultcras.
Thomas Hughes, Louis Held, o. A..
Matson. a. u. McMillcn, j, w, VIII
son. Ivan Grunsfeld, c. q. Cushman,
w 9. Reid DR.. -. $. Inn, T.. 4. Lee.
William Cote. Rafael Garcia, c. s..
Dowuer, G, NJ. Potts. Arthur Prnge,.
n G.. McCrodcu, George Roslington,
D u. Barton, G. T. French, Herman
Mohr, Charles Chadwick, Chsrl,r
White, J. II. Mclaughlin Frank
Wcstcrfield Frank Graham, Joun
Milne. Earl Bowdich, Nestor Mon
toya. G.. \. Kaseman, IL. d. Jamison,
Aldo Leopold Ed. Cox. S. Well,
Lloyd sturgis, II. o. Duerr, E. n.
Roule.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

LIVERPOOL, Dec Sensational
Sim Foin documents. alleged 10 deal
with purchase OF arms and munitions
on great scale, are reported 20 have
beon discovered during q raid at Soa-
forth. During tho raid two youns
and styiishiy attlred Irish girls were
arrested,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06

WASHINGTON, Dec, 6.-One Of
the first steps by the republican ma
lority In the house to place the coun
try on peace time basis was taken
today by Representative Nolstead OF
Minnesota. chairman of the judiciary
committee who introduced n bill re-
Dealing all war time statutes, except
the trading with the enemy, food con
troll. District of Columbia rent, lib
erty bond and espionage acts,
Mr. Nolstcad announced that the
Judiciary committee would begin
hearings Immediately. amendment
,of the bill In committee TO exempt the
wdr finance corporation is expected
by house leaders.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
Police Raid the
Dublin City Hall;
Six Arrests Made

DUBLIN, Dec. 6.--AuNIllnry pOlIco
raided the Dublin city hall today and
arrested six members OF tho corpora
tion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-06
NIETAn MARKET.

NEW york, pee. 6.--Bar silver.
domeailc, gsMc; foreign IS; Mexican
dollars, sac.
Copper quiet; electrolytic' spot and
nearby. iSA 9ltci first quarter.
Ism @14hc.
Iron weak; No. l northern $4,000
1870; No. bortherh, $500 q fi.0o.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06

The Pythian Sisters held Carni-
val in their lodge room after lodge
services last night. The attendance
was very large and general good
time Is reported.
Mrs. Frank Dallafior and Miss Ida
Gustafson OF Amasa spent several
days in the city this week visiting at
the home OF Mrs. Dallahor's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schaal.
George Cody took a few days off
about election time and spent them
In Crystal Falls visiting with friends
George claims to have grown the
champion potatoes OF Iron Cbunty
the past year on some ground near
the camp. When asked to tell a re-
porter about them he refused TO do
so on the ground that. You would
MT believe II so what's the use"
]. f. Udd has been home on the
sick list for several days this week
Mr.. Udd has charge of the carpenter
work for the Pentoga Lumber Co at
its logging camps.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06

Mrs. VIM. Carpenter is here on a
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f
III. Abbott.
The w. Il. c. gave a party on ell
ection night at their lodge room
that was well attended. Cards were
played and a lunch served.
The Lady Maccabees gave party
last Thursday evening at their lodge
room In honor of Mrs. L. ID. Rowley
who is one OF the oldest members in
point OF membership.
Kentucky used to be famous for
Shoots and Booze-ALBERT'S is
growing famous for boots and for
shoes.
Dwight c. Long left last wednes-
day night for lower Michigan. He
will go to Muskegon county at once
to take up his work there as county
agent. Mrs. Long has been in south
ern Michigan for some time.
Miss Irene Peterson, a teacher in
the Crystal Falls school. spent few
days at the family home here because
OF illness.-Republic News.
A delegation OF Iron River Odd
Fellows came over last Saturday
night to attend the encampment
session. A supper and card party
followed.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06

The many friends OF Alvin Rich!
ards will be pleased to learn thu Al
is coming right to the front IN 81
Ford service at Iron Mountain. ue|
started in as laborer and has worn
ed his way up 10 one OF the princim,|
foremanships at the plant
Assistant Supt. Murray Riddell w,n|
occupy the A. M. Darling home dur.
ing the absence of the latter in al
south. A residence is being preparsa|
for Mr.. Ridden by the Mckinney Steal
Co. from one OF the Cummings house.
recently purchased by the COMPANY
The Odd Fellows will give a dane
ing party at the City Hall Auditorium
on Thanksgiving eve. that promises ,o|
be one OF the social events OF the sea
son. The members of the lodge are|
making plans for the decorating al
the hall and reception of their guests
that promise 10 provide excellent a.
tention for all. The party win 81
open TO all, no special invitation be.
ing necessary. The ladies OF the Re
bekah lodge will serve supper.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06

Found-at ALBERTS a full line OF
strictly new rubbers and artics.
II. d. Webb drove to Green Bay
Tuesday to attend some business mat
ters that he had up in that city
Mrs. Ella NJ Hensky arrived here
last Wednesday night from Coving-
ton and she will remain here perman-
entity hereafter.
Mrs. John Dawson moved during the
week from the house she has lived in
Tor twenty years to her house on 5th
street.
Mrs. Trehaire. engineer at the Car
penter mine, has rented the Dawson
home on Marquette avenue and moved
in yesterday. He has been living in
Mrs. Sandberg's house.
You can get the originally Chip
pewa shoes at ALBEHT'S.
Abe Sackim came up from Chica-
go and spent the day Tuesday in
the city visiting friends and attend
ing to business hatters.
o. T. Olson made a business trip
TO Green Bay last week. He reports
that there are many men idle in the
Bay and that the number in increas-
ing right along.
Ralph Waite who is operating a
steam shovel at the American mine
came down Saturday night and re-
mained here over election day hust-
ling for his brother Thad r. Waite,
for sheriff.
Joe Bonnin came down from Mar
quette last Thursday and went thru
TO Iron River on business trip. Joe
says that he got stung on the tire deal
mention OF which as made recently.
He took Olof Nelson's car in exchange
and when he got 20 Marquette a dep
uty sheriff attached the tires for the
owner. from whom they had been
stolen and later sold TO Mr.. Nelson.
''Reddy" Mehan of Florence is cred
tied with having sold the tires TO Mel
son and Mr.. Bonnin has asked for his
arrest but he claims that the Florence
authorities VII not take action SO Joe
IL out s140.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06


I Miss Naomi Carlson motored from
Crystal Falls with party OF friends
and Spent Sunday here.-Republic
Dept, Negaunee Herald.
For the first time in the city's his
tory women served upon the election
boards last Tuesday Mrs. Vim. Boz
sanko and Mrs. Roger jackson were
chosen on the third ward board.
Mrs. l0eorIe Brotherton went to
Gwynn / ovisit with friends over the
week end. Mr.. Brotherton was TO
have driven up Tuesday but the big
storm kept him from making his
trip.
Mr.. Arthur Pond and Mss sIlean o.
Connor, both of Gibbs City, were mar
ried In Justic Davisons court last
Monday. They were accompanied by
number OF young friends from their
home town.
Henry Kiern brought in a cabbage
last Monday that tipped the scales
at 81 pounds. After the big leaves
were trimmed off the head weighed
2S pounds. The cabbage is on dis
play in Paul Schools place.
Dr. and Mrs. II. S. Diller OF Chica-
go arrived here last Monday to stay
in Crystal Falls for a time at least.
DIR. Diller will take position at the
General hospital as assistant to DR..
Bovick. At present they are stopping
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bowen until
they get located permanently
Mr.. Arthur Ashworth, formely pian-
ist with the Beach-Jones Stock Co. Is
now playing at the Gem Theatre. Mr.
Ashworth spent four years in the Cam
adian service abroad and suffered
from severe shell shock" and intends
spending some time in quiet manner
10 try and recover his nervous troub-
lie, which impossible in road work.
G. t. Roberts is furnishing up his
instruments with the intention of is
suing regular weather forecasts soon.
He says that so many sighting re-
marks were made about his ability TO
correctly the weather last
year that he Is going to be very con-
in his statements this sea-
son. He hasn't advised us yet Just
what kind OF winter we are going TO
have but we expect a forecast soon.
Word received from DR.. A. M. Dar-
ling says that the touring party |
reached Oshkosh the first day. Be |
Tore he left there was a knock in his |
engine so he determined TO go to Ken |
osha the second day and drive the |
:ar to the factory 10 see IL the noise |
could be eradicated. The Nash peo-
pie simply lifted the engine out of his
,ar and put in another one and sent
lin along on his way rejoicing.
Warter Grandberg arrived from
Wis. last Monday. Walter
eft here to get some OF the big mon
" that was being offered I'm the big
Industrial center where emmense ex-
,ansion was made in the tractor
line during the past two
Tears. Last week the plant closed
own tight, throwing a large number
4 men out OF employment. The COM
ANY paid its Office forse weeks
wages in advance and laid them off.
his is but a duplicate OF what is
'eing done in all of the big centers.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06


FOR sALE:--Radiant Home heater
, Inquire OF Mrs. Clifton Lille. (44-45.)
j. n. Jacobs is Offering lot OF
Pathe records free, Read his ad In
another column.
Miss Ida Gustafson and Mrs. Frank
Dalihor OF Amasa, accompanied by
Miss Beatrice Lazzari and Mr.. Jake
Schaal OF this city, motored TO Iron
Mountain last Monday.
Dan McRae is about town again
but Is looking very peaked after his
severe Illness. He tells us that he is
improving slowly and hopes to be on
duty again before long.
II was in the Worlds report OF poll
tical meeting THAI the word shouts"
was so ridiculously misprinted as TO
make the blunder famous; "The
snouts OF 100000 Democrats rent the
air" etc.
Mrs. George Brotherton is enter
tanning an aunt from Los Angeles. Cal
who arrived last Thursday TO pay her
a short visit.
John II. Stolberg is about through
with repairs on his residence proper
~ on Fifth street. Mr.. Stolberg has
one OF the very finest residence prop
critics In the city.
Engineer A. l.. Burridge of the
boundary commission Is on the Goge-
bic range attending 10 some work for
the commission this week.
Chas. Uren has started skidding al
his logging operations near Swan
lake. He expects TO haul with a trac-
tor from his timber TO the landing al
Balsam
Mrs Robert Jackson of Chicago,
came to Crystal Falls last Thursday
TO visit with Mrs. l.. ID. Rowley Mrs.
Jackson was well known in Crystal
Falls in the early days when her hus-
band was locomotive engineer on
the North Western passenger train
that operated between here and Pow
ers. The Jacksons moved TO Chica-
go where Mr. Jackson died several
years ago.
Pat O'Brien and few other Iron
River friends. including Archie Nc
Corrack, Herb Champion and Herb
Franquist, had a delightful expert
ence last Thursday evening when they
attending meeting OF
the X. or p. lodge at Iron Mountain.
They departed from Iron River at
six o'clock. When they got TO the
cheese factory Mr.. O'Brien got the
idea that the meeting was on Friday
night. So persistent was he that
they had to turn back, go TO the
lodge rooms and find out. They
started anew about 1880. First pun
sture near Florence-no tools. no re-
pairs. Borrowed a pump which proved
Is good as the tires. Decided 10 turn
,ack, for home. Four punctures be-
ween Alpha and Crystal Falls-ar-
rived in Iron River very despondent
md resolving to make the next trip
n Ford. VIM. Johns was driving
rom Marinettte with a new hearse
ind was right behind them. They
lecided, upon reaching home. that II
hey had abandoned the automobile
md taken to the hearse II would !
AVE been pleasanter riding.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06

The praise OF women IL what has
made the san Tox Cream and Powder
sell 80 well. Exquisite" is what they
bay.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06
DRUG STORE NEWS

Boatswain, lower away the whale
-Doat7 The country is all safe.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06

REzlv's DRUG 1as.
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06

There Is a legitimate use for ready
to-use household remedies for minor
ailments. We do not approve OF peo-
pie doping themselves continually. bu
still we advise that bottle OF White
Pine and Tar and n Jar OF mustard
ointment good thing 20 have on
hand.
No matter how fast your car-there
a always someone trying TO pass you.
Same way with life-well. who care?
Anyone wishing 20 send Holiday
Greeting Cards 20 foreign countries,
roy ret them now--our stock Is ready
carse n '-,- ss'sa sA--*e member
Nraf ~ nsct~ 'Hrf
The diamond drill., 1920-11-06

Anyone wishing 70 send Holiday
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-19
Good Patronage at
The Havana Races

Victories number seven, three with
Money, two with Allah and one zach
with Rhymer and Star Baby.
At the present writing it looks as
II the Senior A. Fl. Diaz stable will over
shadow all other at Oriental park in
summer Senior DiaZ purchased of John
f. Madden a dozen warnings by Hes
sian and several OF them have already
shown speed enough to warrant the
assertion hat they will develop into
more than useful racers.
The entire lot were left in Kentucky
until Just previous to the opening OF
the meeting, when Cal Milan, who
broke them for Senior Diaz, shipped
them down to Will Mcdaniel. Collec-
lively they are "a grand looking lot,
but they were Sill a bit green when
they arrived here, Mcdaniel has tried
some of them out pretty well and a
majority of them have worked faster
than, any of the yearlings he had here
last winter.
The best OF the lot, in McDaniel's
opinion, is the bay colt out Of Express
Ing. This fellow has shown a quarter
in 0:23 rs. HE gets right down tc
business and runs just as fast as he
likes" said Mcdaniel the other morn.
ing after trying out his lot. when he
came here he was a bit sluggish anC
awkward. One morning | told the boy
who rode him to shake him up a bit
| after he went n furlong and he don't
so. The way that cold squatted dowr
and ran the last eighth of a mile made
me think that my watch had gon,
crazy. won't say how fast he raj
that eighth, but it was good enough
to make me believe that he has the
making OF a rae horse in him" Tht
name Of this youngster is General Go,
mez. There are several other generals
in the lot and, as mentioned above, they
are all extra good lockers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-19

sure thing in the list OF starters in tbs
tourney here in July. In swinging ,
mighty club as he has shown himself
thoroughly able to do, Jones no u
will be one of the prime favorites when
they tee off next summer We must
not overlook that sterling tournament
player, Nelson Whitney, OF Audubon, in
New Orleans. Whitney has never real
ly been given credit for his golf. But
with the Western in Dixie this season
he will bear watching. His last ap-
pearance here was in the Southern OF
1914. when he took Perry Adair in tow
in the Atlanta youths first big meet.
Southern Stars.
Among the numerous~Southern stars
we might mention Reuben Bush, that
brilliant but erratic chap from New
overthrow the best. Remember, and
1 think it was one of the best matches
ever contested on a Memphis links,
when Bush carried Alden Swift to the
nineteenth green in the Trans Missis-
sippi. Then of course, we can figure
on local talent with Jack Wenzler, city
and state champ. to be watched.
The n word among golfers Monday
was praise for Charles Pfeil who
brought the Western here. Only a few
days ago a letter to ]. P. Darlington
from Frank Woodward, former u. s..
N. G. A. president, gave details as to
how Memphis should go after the tour
ney next year for you have lost chances
this time" cast something of a damper
on local hopes. However, Pfeil put it
over. Extend the hand to him.
Program for the met, which In all
likelihood will be about the same as
in years previous, will be made up by
the w. G.. A. secretary within the next
few weeks. There will be the customary
32-hole qualification test followed by
match elimination rounds. Preparations
will be started at once by the green's
committee at the Country club "te Pat
the course in best possible shape. With
its grass hazards and other difficulties
this course, constructed for the player
who must watch every shot or find
trouble, will make a sweet one for the
| crowd which drives off next July.