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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
PRESIDENTIAL ROW
Is PREPARING FOR
REPUBLICAN, MEET
Unique Institution in Amer
lean Politics Again Flour
ishing at Chicago.

CHICAGO. May 21.-'Presidential
Row" an Institution unique in
American politics. is preparing for
the final drive that viii eliminate
the week Of June in the nomination
OF a republican candidate for presi-
dent Of the United States.
The Row" which each four years
is the center OF national pre-conven-
ton politics. is going through the
biggest season in its history.
presidential Row" includes parts
OF t7yo Michigan blvd. hotelg. which
passageway and along the row cv-
cry leading republican presidential
candidate has established or viii es-
tablish mis- headquarters. Here too
the republican national committee
maintains extensive offices, while the
democratic committee meets here
on occasion.
Since the republ icans began hold
ing their conventions here regularly
in 1904 the Row" has become an
institution OF the party.
Rivals Active.
National headquarters of Gov.
Leonard Wood We're the first 10 open
has been active on the Row since
early last winter and the Lowden
camp has been on the ground since
Jan. 1.
Later arrivals included western
headquarters for Herbert Hoover
and Atty. Gen. A. Mitchell Palmer,
and the regional offices of the Ma
tional Personal Liberty league.
working in the interests Of Gov. Ed
wards. democrat OF New Jersey.
Reservations have been made for
Sen Hiram Johnson. Sen. Miles
PoindeXter and Gov. Coolidge Of
Massachusetts. They will open
offices several days before the con-
VentiOn.
Committee Meets.
The republican national commit
tee has had offices on the Row"
for several months. The committee
Will move TO convention headquar-
ters at the Coliseum about May "a.
and there will begin hearing con
tests for convention seats on May
81. according 10 present plans
Following the convention the re-
publican committee will occupy an
entire floor, including the ball room.
In a down town hotel, and also es-
tablish work rooms in a loop office
building
VIII III. Hays. chairman OF the
committee Is expected TO spend con-
siderable time during the campaign
here. and one of the large hotel
parlors is being. prepared for his
private office.
The democratic national commit
tee will maintain headquarters here,
but has not vet selected n location.
Chairman Homer S. Cummings will
divide his time between the offices
here and those at the Grand Central
Palace, New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
LEONARD SIGNS.

CHICAGO. May 21-Benny Leon
ard lightweight champion. has sign
cd DO was announced here Friday. TO
defend his title against Charlie
White. Of Chicago. I'm 10 round
contest. at Benton Harbor Mich. on
Jul~ g Leonard viii receive a guar
aniee 0f $4,000 The weight will
be 135 pounds at 10 o'cloo'-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
ARREST SEVEN IN
LIQUOR INVESTIGATION
By United Press

~ InlteU Ircset
CHICAGO. May 21.-Federal au-
fhorities Friday believed they had
cleaned up a $1,000, goo underground
liquor traffic in the arrest here Of
seven alleged violators
Forged permits for the sale Of
whisky were used, federal authori-
ties claim.
Large stores OF liquor here were
expected 20 be discovered as q re-
suit OF the arrests.
NEW YORK. May 21.-Carl Tes-
chemacher. retired millionaire. fell
70 floors 90 his death in Brooklyn
Friday He was evidently overcome
by an attack OF vertigo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
TWO SERIOUSLY
INJURED IN WRECK
Ply United Press:

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May 81
Two persons are near death and
two others are seriously injured here
as the result of a street car crash
ing into sn automobile near mid
night. The perhaps fatally injured
are: Chester TOmoZak, p, back
broken; Mrs. j. NJ. Postema. %,
skull fractured: Emma George. 20,
and Myron V. Gould, %, driver of
the automobile. badly hurt.
The auto party was returning
from the country and failed TO note
the approaching street car. The in
jured are well known here.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
IN PURSUIT OF LEADER

WASHINGTON. May 21.-Mex-
lean volutionary forces are in
close pursuit OF Venustiano Car
rama. deposed president, according
20 unofficial advices TO the state de-
partment today. Carranza was last
repAted at Zacatlan. state Of
Puebla
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
Strawberry Crop in
Louisiana u orth Millions

NEW ORLEANS. ". D.. May 81
Iouisiana's strawberry crop this year
vas worth S7,507.5Co according 90
department OF aEriculure estimates.
Record prices were received. About
100 acres were plan,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22

ROME. May 2I-No announce
ment rcgardng the ncv Italian cab
met was made following premisr
Nittfs conference with KinE Victor
Emmanuel Friday. which lasted
mere than an hour.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-22
RcduCc INTERPRETATIONS.
POPULATION
FIGURES
By United Press

By United Press:
WASHINGTON. May 21.-The
census bureau Friday announced
the following 1920 population
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
ANNA WILDS sTRuMQuIsT-Tdephone 1893

-
~ lSTER CITIZENS, Let u.s. toast the New Mexico legislature for
placing the Sunshine state in the list Of honorabies' in the
history of equal suffrage. Let us address ourselves to the tasks
- OF the new era that opens in a vista of binding brilliancy be-
- fore MS.
Let us appreciate the responsibilities % a new life, and concern
ourselves with earnest preparation for its new privileges and duties.
l." us dedicate ourselves anew To childhood, and homes with a
higher ideal Of womanly service.
Let MS realize that this is a time not only for rejoicing, but for
solemn deliberation, poised lives, prayerful hearts.
Let MS strive TO he worthy of service in the new era, so that the
ballot in our hands may be a benediction.
The week has been one Of thrills.
So many visitors IN town one could scarcely get anywhere for
hand shaking and attending programs of this or that state conference
Little time for any social affairs. Little time to sleep either.
First there were the electricians, who captured the town the
first of ;he week.
Then the theologians who came one hundred and t~hirtyfiyc
strong to quicken torpid intelects.
Today thirty Knights of Pythias from III PasO have invaded the
city and are holding forth in banquet aud rites tonight.
One regret is that there were no receptions Of prctentious size
for Mrs. Donahue, the distinguished lady who represents the state
federated clubs of New Mexico.
Another regret is that 50 many people lost their tempcrs over
the threatened miscarriage OF justice in Santa Fc on the suffrage
measure. Not feminine tempers only. There were men who said red
bo0ded words out loud, when news came that n leader Of the house
of representatives was acting like a sixteenth century Chinese heather.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
nrsrrNnrIsmrn MoMNN MEnE.

Like q brilliant meteor from the
skies. there came To Albuquerque last
Sunda t htalny, cultured parsonage
flashed "a rty uf light across DINNER
intellncts. and vanished with the west
houn. train the same evening. This
was Mrs Gertrude Martin. doctor or
philosophy. who holds degrees OF the
University OF Michigan aud Cornell
University. president of he League
OF Women Voters VI New York, eN-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21

Just four more state legislatures are
required to endorse the Susan u.
Anthony amendment. and the wo-
manhood 81 ~ q United states will be-.
Ly constitutional law crowned with
She title Of citizenship. or course II
viii Doe done aud that quickly.
The positive hilurity New Mexico
women feel BE- not due TO receiving
the ballot That is not quite achicV-
e. d-bu viii be-. The JOY b. bound up
iu sacred sentiments ct state loyalty.
That this state should be- In the
ranks uf -prugrcssivcs Is "a matter OF
pride This state is u TO aid In
passing the law
The FURRY that SET the fears Of an
i-usticc-luNers a-uutVcr was the alarm
ing news last week that the house OF
representatives would not Tttify.
Then femiuie hysteriH did the usual
thiug-"staftcd something" The
hystoria was diverted to the telegraph
wires. These put the Legislature into
u h%ysterlcal mood. II maybe the
electric current cured tho break
ing OUT cot party boundsl IN the
lower house. Maybe it was just "A
teasing Joker that tantaiized non
NOtors with a Tor the passage OF
th" measure, M In due time the
agreements were duly fulfilled as
pei plans and specifications" drawn
as hy party eaders.
tt doesn't matter what caused n
few days nervousness. us over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
RECREATION ACTIVITIES
NV q ~ 4

one uf the several informal socinl
affairs Of 'he week az the y. W. q. A..
headquarters WAS a Jolly party hy "a
night.
SUNDAY ulght no the association
headquarters Is a real home time. All
business activities are suspended and
hospitality rcignH supreme. The rooms
are open for the use OF anyone who
wants 60 read, write. play on the
piano. or visit. Particularly do the
visitors take advantage Of this touch
Of home iu "a strange place. Some one
has said that the association was ON
Quoting u hostess house on a small
scale. You would believe this Il you
were 20 sec the groups OF men and
me- sitting arouud enjoying the
attractive surroundings. and the gou-
oral frieudliness OF the place.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
READY TOR ANNTAL


This Young Mumcu'H Christian
association has passed through the
stages OF infancy and childhood. may
be said tO be even past adolescence,
and now ready 10 begin life work as
O. full grown institution to minister
i'm useful service 60 the community.
Only once a year the leaders go 70
local philanthroplais aud secure
pledges 10 support tho headquarters
recreation department. The rcsi-
dcnce on South Third street Us self
supporting The cafeteria iH self
supporting plus a Tiny margin Tor In
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
RALLY
Al DINNER.

The Y. NJ. c. A. last night was the
scene OF the closing social function Of
the In%terchurch conference. Not "a
really social affair. though happy IN
every way. Social functions have not
had place on the calendar Just for
sheer lack OF time. Every minute has
been crowded with things OF greater
import than social pleasure.
Merely because folks Just must cat
once In "a while. the time used for this
hothersome habit was utilized as Talk
ing time. and visiting time. last night
there were 1870 present at the dinner
In the Y. NJ. e. a. Preliminary meet
ings had prepared the diners for the
addresses OF the evening. that were
In the nature OF instruction OF voluu-
teer survoy workers In New Mexico
counties. Leaders Of the convention
here were on the after dinner program.
This WINS a g-et-togcther session OF
churchmcn and churchwomcn. Dele
gates LEFT with q definite plan In mind
and % OF them pledged TO dehnitc
service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
y. ". ARTERs
IIlH mn IHnlA

Tho N0I UT0ss used thO r00ms ~
their b-cuduuur,cts during their drive.
assembling each morning and meet
ing at uun tor lunch. These lunches
were under tho supervision OF the
cafeteria committee. Mrs. NJ. b..
Hickey AS chairman assisted 10y Mrs.
A. b. Stroup. Mrs. W. W strong aud
Mrs. q. g. Mitchell. aud very willing
members OF the high school girl re-
serves. The mbles we're prcttily dec
GRATED with sweet peas. The lunch
con Thursday was quite a lark Tor
those VINO had not beef Initiated into
The ~Inlric,cIu. OF tho cnlcLnrIa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
BARN \

How you gonna keep 'em down on
the farm ?" vas the popular tune at
the Poultry Show last night. when a
carnival Of fun and feathers a
formally opened.
Easy 10 answer that question"
answered a hy-stander taking In the
remarkable show OF prize poultry.
aud tho whirling dancers who lazEcd
around the Armory at the i~oliiest
barn dance cver given ON uy
farm. To keep the boys dO0n Ola
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
WHITE RIBnoN OFFICErss
VISIT Hl,lltN.

The two cnrs OF White Ribboners
who motored TO Belen Yesterday after
noon to look into the land sites prof
fered by the Chamber Of Commerce
FOR the proposed Frances y. Willard
school for girls, were treated with Ut
most cordially by Belenites and ofi-
GERS OF the Chamber Of Commerce
The delegates visited several farm
sites, received proposals OF land In 10
to 20 acre irrigated trncta and $1,000
In cash as inducement to locate the
institution there.
After being entertained at dinner In
Belen by Mrs. Radcliffe, n White Rih-
bGner OF Belcn. the company motorcd
back In time for some Of the party 20
attend the closing sessions OF the o.
~torchurch conference.
The hnal decision as 10 location rests
with the executive board In Evanston.
which is expected 10 meet February 70
and 20,
II the national board endorses tho
choice OF the state officers, Il IN es-
pected the nucleus OF the institution
will be opened In Beien In temporary
quarters some time next month, amt
planting and gardening begun.
The location OF tie training school
nj Boien viii take the state conNen-
ton Of the W. c. 7. u. there every
year.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
NAV FERGUSON
WINS NI.M

Letters from an Albuquerque stu
dent Ia Colorado University at Boulder
relate events IN athletic circles that
places the mime of Maxwell Fergus
% OF Albuquerque, u freshman iu
the engineering school at boulder,
high In the ranks OF athletic fcats OF
Colorado.
II VIII be remembered that this
New Mexico youth last month defeat
ed the state champion In "a wrestling
bout
\ letter received yesterday states.
"MuN Ferguson added another victory
10 his credit last Friday night. lie
threw the representative oi Denver
1 University in "a wrestling boat len Don
yer. This was accomplished lu Just
five minutes und thirty-two seconds.
Max has an the glad handlers coming
ms WAY aud he's got all Inc wreatsefs
going"
He tackles the man Of the state Ag-
sizes school at Fort Collins next week.
and is matched with the chef wrest-
lcF OF Colorado College AT Colorado
Springs the week after that. Mux b.,
OF course. wrestling in The heavy
weight class-iGS pound class.
The university opened again today.
ban h. on on shows. schools aud
churches, but is stili on soda fountains
and lodges TN the fu subsidies
The cnginees up here have started
a Hoover boom FOR the presidency re-
rardlcss Of what party he btuuEs to.
Hoover" la the slogan all over this
campus. Hoover iH AN engineer. We
would like 20 see an engineer IN the
White house. RALPH NIL"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
srrprNTs eIyr FAnEwELL IA.

Roswell Chrirmau a written from
the Northwestern university that the
students Of the university In ENans-
ton. last week gave "a farewell social
function In honor OF Miss Frances
willard Wang, soon TO lcnva for
China 20 take up work as a platform
lecturer In China Tor the Moman's
Christian Temperance Union as one
OF tho worlds missionaries sent by
the United States ". C.. 7. q.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21

the farm aid tending chickens, 5nss
encourage EN- uhq thla. Give 'em Il
barn dance every week. aud real
music like fhis. and by Jove they'll
stay down on The fArm and won't
"Es verdad.~ Combine froite ana
poultry business and the money and
JOY VIII naturally result. cor course
the girls VIII be down on the farm
when barn frollcs are nfagodl.
The music didn't all come from IN
htruments. The feathorod a~ristocrata
In cages cack.cd their amusement az
tho eoings-on. and exhibited nervt ~
excitement over the unnatural Light
after customary sleeping time. And
merriment Of the spectators and vlsi-
tors mingled with the bedlam OF
sound In the spacious Armory A. dam
GERS danced. and fowls frotted, and
b orcheHtra lazzod. Corn nhuckieE
wns the only thing lacking to make
the iamboree a good old Texas "hoc-
down"
TO see the prine birds and pets on
exhibition Is a treat no one should
miss. The show and the nightly
dancing VIII continue all next week.
BAsKETBALL sEitIEs - NOW ON
AT THE HIGH SCHOOL
The interclnns basketball contest
began Tuesday. Feb. ~. and a double
header IL being played each night.
The class rivalry Il very high and
the gymnasium ~ filled with rootcrs
each night. On Tuesday the nupho-
more boys Won from the freshman.
So-l. Thursday the sophomore girls
won from tho seniors. 1919 and the
junior boys defeated the seniors. 1873.
This makes one game apiece for III
Junior aud senior boys. The finals
are TO be played Monday. Feb. 20.
-
Miss Emma Woodman, the art
teacher. who has boon IN the Pres
byterian hospital The paat few weeks
as the result OF an operation, Il Inn
proving and expects 20 be back a.
work within the mex week.
WAS SHE swEAItIN0p
II WAS In the lobby Of the Alvarado.
An earnest little lady had cornored
Mr.. step Lively Watkins Just a. he
came TO give the joyful miit" to tbs
delegation Of electrical men TO dine
with him nt the hotel. The woman
In question was excited.
Her voice was raised to a piercing
treble. Her fist was doubled up I'm
an ominous way as she said: "Oh
why don't you send a telegram 10 that
Dan fadillaf" The accent waa so
forceful on tho Dan" Ina IL sounded
as " she were swearing about a leg
islator whO was that day acting oh
strcpcroua, up Ia Santa Re.
Listeners discrectly move away.
expecting other words than Dan" to
be exploded.
bat later Il was ascertained that
she really did say "Dan'-nothiug
more. But hat was said with IN
tense feeling ana answered d pur-
pose.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
FAREWELL ron MIS-. PAYNE.

Iho program ana social meeting OF
the Nomun's Missionary board OF tho
Baptist church held ut the home Of
Mrs. /. q, Anderson. 200 North Edith
"a farewell reception In honor Of Mrs.
Ross Payne. There wcro 90 ladies
present who enjoyed an cdifylnF pro-
gram and extended personal regrets
T. the honor guest that she b. 20 leave
Albuquerque.
As AN expression Of affection ft1m
the ladies present Mrs. Payne was
presented with u monster bouquet Of
"curnutio"E The presentation speech
WAS q tribute Co Mna. Payne FOR loyal
devotion 20 church work.
4 dclectahlo COLLATION. waE served
hy MsHdumcs Anderson, oleaon. Ian
kin and Bruce.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
nArrY NrrNIn ron VISITOR.

Mrs. J. s. Gould wus u gracious
hostess To % cotcrie Of twelve YOUNG
people Tuesday e. cuing. To- courtesy
10 Miss Louise F~nrquarson of Trini-
dad the iuNitecs were assembled. Pm
sweet peas formed the decorative
motif of tho rooms. Miss kcclcr In
piauo numbers, Elmer RIoW ON the
violin. charles Byruo in vocal sclcc-
tlnua and Beatrice ilul In readings
made up ana i|mpromptu entertain
ment for the evening. Guests we're;
Misses Jesse Slaughter. Grace Win
frey. Beatrice Hill, Aline keelcr.
Wilma kneinwurth; Mcssrs. heihl,
Glen Bosland. charles Byrne. Rick
ctts. Burns and Mr.. 1904 Mrs. ltslhl.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
WAR MOTHERS no HAVE
pAttiNDH MEETINGS.

At the social meeting OF the War
Mothers OF Albuquerque Monday aft
crnoon u vas decided 10 hold scs-
Hiona twice monthly In the homes
Of the members instead nf Odd Fel-
lows hall. A large number Of mem
hers were present and after a busi-
ness meeting enjoyed refreshments.
A song written by one OF the mem
beers has been officially adopted as the
song OF the Albuquerque War Moth
ers to be Jung az initiatory rites and
formal occasions. The tune is In
the Cleaning The words urci
In devotion 10 our country,
We have offered our lear sons
Praying always God would guard
them
When In camp or facing guns.
Aud the starry banner DER us
Glnrincd In freedoms light
Has been sanctified with life blood
OF our boys who died for right.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
MRS. LUNA ON
a. al n. A..

A letter received Yesterday from
Mrs. solomon Luna al Long Beach o.
fers another thousand dollars fcr the
Frances willard training school for
girls. STIMULATING Albuquerque ~ h.
choice. Mrs Luna In this letter se"hs
membership fee to Join the New Me
leo Woman's Temperance Union ANT
accepts the place OF n member % ''c
supervision board OF control Of i1e
proposed training school for gifls-
Mrs. Luna heartily commenoe the en-
terprise AZ the greatest work yet un-
dcrtaken In the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
MRS. sraiul-EN ENTEnrAINs
1IIADAN CIIh

The home OF Mrs A. b. AcMitlen
was the meeting place for the Tues
day Literary club last Tuesday after
noon. The topic II the pruGtam was
Birds OF south America" discussed
at length Ly the members. A paper
by Mss Martha valiant was par
ticuluriy fine. Quests present wer
Mrs. Washington n. Lindsey, Miss
Harriet Henderson. Miss Peters.
Mrs. Lindsey. vlcc-prcsident
Of the Woman'H Christian Temper
ance Union and a representative on
the executive council OF the state IN
terchurch board. responded 10 the
requcst 10 talk on the lhterchurch
mo, cment and the work OF the W. C..
4. q.
Mrs. Lindsey spoke interestingly on
the intcrchurch movement and called
attention to the distinction h a IN
New Me1ico's In being the first state
I%nerchurch conference to have a wo-
man IN the council or women deie-
gates To meet with the churchmen-
Miss Harriet Henderson, recording
secretary OF the state w. G. T. W.
talked on the purposes OF the pro-
posed Frances willard home for slr's
ana outlined the plans for a training
school In Industrial and academic
arts. >
Miss Peters, missionary for tho
Episcopal church In tho Indian res
ervation OF san Juan county, ad-
dressed the club on work Amcng
the Indians and gave to her auditors
a keener appreciation OF the I'm
qualities Of native Americans.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-02-21
CHURCH ~CONFEREI3S
DINE TOGETHER.

TUUTHIII NOON IUU TTNT EOTNTIT
luncheon Tor the delegates ut the Co..
terthurch conference Wa much more
than % gathering at tho social Shrine.
Al tho shrine ut christian service
every person there met tu present and
discuss existing conditions aud To- pro.
nose methods OF work boz Sew Mexico.
The survey ut the country at large ana
the state no particular were ~diHrus-"i.
The need OF volunteer workers Co ar
range Tor % religious survey of the
counties uf tho Sunshine STATE was
presented There werc lah plates \
delegation OF women were present -
those members Of the council.