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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
SUPREME COUNCIL
DEMANDS HOLLAND
GIVE UP EX-KA|SER
NOTE To DUTCH GOVERNMENT
WILL PROBABLY iiE SENT
TOMORROW
ALLIES PREPARE FOR TRIAL
Artic,c H. Peace Treat, Relating To
,!pcciai Allied Tribunal
l. Referred To in
Dispatch

~ Associated Pr-s
PARIS, Jan. i5.-Thr supreme
council has drafted note ~ the
Dutch government, asking for the
cNtra,l!tion of ,hr formcr German
emperor. u viii probably m scni
SATURDAY.
The note refers 10 ariiCin -. of
the treat, ~ Versailles, md invites
Holland to Join slr allied powers IN
the accomplishment 1T this act
Article 227 OF the treaty OF peace
with Germany declares
THE allied and association pow.
ors publicly arragn William II OF
llohcnzollern. formerly German EN-
pcror, Tor a supreme offcnsc against
international morality and sanctty of
the treaties.
"a special tribunal will be con
stituted 10 try the accused. thereby
assuring him the guarantees essen
tial to the rights OF defense. Il vi.
be composed of five budgets. one
appointed by each of the following
powers namely the United S'atrs
~ America. Gerat Britain, France.
Italy aud Japan"
To tix Punishment
The article also declares that II
will be the duty Of the tribunal to
fix the punishment which II coLsid-
crs should be imposed
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
WATER POWER BILL
PASSED BY SENATE:
MEASURE CARRIES M VOTE Ot
. to i-SOME CHANGES
OVER liOtSE At

~ .ssueistd rrs~s,
WASHINGTON Jan 10 by u
vote OF nearly tlNte To one the sen
ate lcGay passed the water power
development bill. ditfercat In SOM
respects from the measure adopted
by the house In July, but following
in q general way the same bill that
that has been before congress in enc
form or another the las' decade
Five republicans and thirteen
democrats voted aaginst IT, white
Scnalor Nelson. republican, Minne'
sofa, who was In charge OF the tiglt
tor passage aud would have stood
his ground against every effort 10
defeat It. got 80 votes In 1t slavor
Tho bill was sent 10 conference Tor
adiuslmcu, OF house aud senate dii
fcrrnCcS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Carranza Aligned With B. )shevik Forces
Which Overrun Nation, Witness Declares

In Mexico about the conditions h.
testified. but ! could always note
that thew were aVctse To hc9r.ne Tho
fects. and especially where " reflect
ed unfaycrahly upon the CUrwu1a
government They world rather con
worse with some fellow who know
nc'hrg about Mexican conditions
t'Ihrld m ,mcricn
After comment that Nj Wilson
scemed 10 be hynnotlgcd by M car.
rama. hc added. 80 the American
government should cease 20 sunrort
Carrauva. he would not stay thirty
days. The merchants aud huslnesf
men nf Mcxico want law and order
hut thHv cannot hope for such while
IN polsheyikl gang Is upheld hN
the Americans"
A. on indication of the oponncss
with which R,lahcviam 's taugh iu
Nnx' rn. he told ~ method employ
cd IN Guaymos, sonora. when hc
was there Just . year atn \ man
WIS making speech w one of the
public parks.
Nr,ho'ls nf TrachinE
"Thc man got upon q bench and
sang 10 attract the crowd. the witness
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
FINISH EVIDENCE
IN SPANELL CASE
AIGt MENTs az COUNSEL WILL
TtkE piNtE TODAN-MAi
GO TO jury TOMORROW

w. AssuCtatsd ftCs
hROMNWOOD. Tex, Jan. is.-as
With the introduction OF a number
OF character witnesses, including
Mr. NJ &, Butler. Widow OF Col,
Butler. a. $. A. Tor whose shooting
to death at Alpine. Texas, nearly
tuut years ago narry J. SPANIEL n
On TRIAL here, the prosecution con-
clulcd rehuital Testimony aud ClOs'
cd its ease late today, Arguments ot
counsel will probably occupy to-
morroNs sessions oi district court
,nd II II stated the ease viii 20 10
the jury Saturday
Mrs Buffers testimony related
principally to her home life with
Colonel butler, which she described
a. happy Other witnesses testified
regarding the colonels reputation as
to chastity aud virtue" which they
declared was above reprOach
These included several army off,
Gers who rad known Butler for
sears
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
WILL CELEBRATE
PASSING OF BOOZE
MANY FEATURES PLANNED IN
TO USHER ~ tONslG0C-
TiONAi pItOHliIrlON
lly Associated .ress.

iN AHHttiaifa sN'ff'
WASHINGTON. Jan. -. laugh
ration oi the nations first saloon.
less year will he celebrated widely
tomorrow nigh, IN Washington.
The National Reform Association
viii hold numerous meetings
throughout the day aud will await
the advent of constitutional prohi'
tlon at midnight with a dinncr at
which association officers Vill tell oi
the progress of reform work. Attor'
noy General Palmer win b. speak
or
\ tighter side to the watch-nieh.
celebration will be- portrayed at ~
national press club with the ch'ci
feature of the evening a "skit' writ
ten and produced by Washington
correspondents entitled. Water,
Water Everywhere,
Prohibition Commissioner .krcmo'
has virtually completed the organi'
zation scattered throughout every
state. which will enforce const,u'
tional prohibition.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

lly their victories the holsheyiki
have obtained command of enor-
nous supplies of food, raw mater
nls. ccal aud rolling stock and OH
cr means of transport q, which they
formally were In necs
Ma, A,iack baltic states
Speculation Is active In the Euro.
pcan capitals ns To the next move of
he nolshevikl. II IL regarded as ccr-
tain. that, flushed with succesa.
they viii no, he content wlth inrlr
present cOnauests hul aiil seek 10
extend nolshcvism either eastward
or westward. ENacr, imllilarv cpin'
ION inclines to the belief that theig
next move vii he un attack un ro'
land and the Baltic states aud War
saw dispatches to the london paper
already indicate thar laa Pole are
fully antagoni1ing sncn move.
The semi.offirlai statemrni ISSUED
at London today seems TO Indicate
hat the British government is more
apprehensivc ~ u nova els, Nart
threatening India.
within the next three month";
says u Ions semi-official statement
dealing with near eastern affairs
Great britain may be faced with I
sorious Rolsheylst situation In tbs
Near East at which would mcai
military commitments. according 1,
expert opinion based on official ad'
vices from the theatres OF war
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
tARuI\Al. UENOt MES
IMMORAL FRENCH DANCES

BORDEAUX, Jan, l5.-ln a
scorching communication 10 BE- read
In all the churches of the Gironde.
Cardinal AndrleuN complains that
members of the church are engaging
" immoral dances at time when
France should be- thinking " her
million and hnlf dead In the war.
TIE asks thnt Catholics refrain from
dancing the tango, the hesitation,
'oN trot one.slep, twu-slcp, match
Itch. double hostCn and triple boston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
KILL AERIAL MAIL
EXTENSION CLAUSE
POST OFFICE BILL
ELIMINATED ON POINT al
ORDER--srppOI,TERs LOOK
To SENATE
ny .ocla,rir~.

Wy N"HfNAhfHN iNfHN
WASHINGTON. Jan, l5..-pr0'
visions for continuing the existing
alrplane mail service after July !
and for iis extension were climinat'
cd from the bill on point OF order
by Representative Tincher Repub'
lican. Kansas. Who held operation oil
such service permanently was un.
warranted by law. Representative
Walsh of Massachusetts. ns speaker
pro tempore sustained Tincher's
objection,
The item carried $4,000 for
purchase " airplanes aud the cx.
tension of aerial mail routes through
the south and to Alaska Supporters
OF the aerial mail look Ia the senate
To restore the provisions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Mexico to Seize
All Oil Lands
Along Borde,

DOUGLAS, AriZ, Jan, l5,-Thc
government of Mexico has resolve
to buy or acquire by condemnation
Proceedings all OF the oil lands N
the rome - fitly kilometors from
the frontiers ot tch nation that arr
held by foreigners agains, the per
icctly wen defined prcccpts OF the
constitution says q Mexico Guy spe''
nl Ia ~ Tcmpo. a Cananca news.
ul'tr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
~ >1NIN MtsT REiL>Qtisu
CLAIMS tNbER TREAT !

" NHenflANu lftsA
PARIS, ain ~ The Hungarian
peace treaty provides that liungar
shall formally waive clai into Flame
ana all the former AusitO. llungar-
ian terril.sics awarded To Italy,
Rumania. Jugo Slavin aud C1ccho
Slovakm Hungary must adhere %
the clauses of the treaty with Aus.
tria. signed at 81 Gcrmlan. concern
inR national mluoriiics
Undrr the terms OF the treaty the
Hungarian army must not exceed
3i. .00u men with guns uf not moro
than ton crntImctcr calibre. Hun
gary assumes a proportional share
of ho Austria ndeht
Most of the remaining clauses o.
the treat, are similar 10 those OF th"
treaty of 81 GeWmiu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
"Soviet Ark" Will
End Voyage Today

lS Associated fr,ss
WASHINGTON Jan IL The
soviet ark" Buford, carrying unde'
sirahle aliens depnrted from tha
United states will reach her Euro
pean destination tomorrow officials
here said tonight, They would not
reveal the port To which the ship
i bound. but u was thought hN
winy here thai the destination was
Hango. Finland. hccausc of that
port being neares. Ia the frontiers ol
soviet Russia, the ultimate dosiina
tion of tho gia undesirable ahoair
the Bufnid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Clemenceau to
Make Race For
Presidency
u. orla,edir-.

u, hsaura'ci ir-.
PARIS, Jan. li,-l'remier Glenn
cnceau has accepted nomination for
the presidency Of the republic IL
was announced tonight.
NJ Clcmcnceau formally authoril'
ed his supporters to place his name
before the plcnary cacaus ot the
congress OF Versailles tomorrow ana
promised that it elected he would ac'
tept the mandate entrusted To him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
NuOiEsAIE ARRESTS
Ot l,EuS E\rE TED


ny Associated Press
HOUSTON. Jan, l',-Wholcsalc
arrests ct radicals In Houston and
the southwest by police and federal
authorities are expected to follow
the accidental mcovering Thursday
81 what is believed the kernel of tho
plot To start |. W. W branch organi-
cations IN llnusto. ard virtually
spread red propaganda In th
southwest.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
FLU SPREADS
IN CHICAGO;
FOU RDEATHS

~ \ soriAlc'l frees
CHICAGO. Jan, 10 Four deaths
frOm influenza and sixteen rem
pcnumonia aud 500 influe"1a and
ll5 pcnumnnia eases were reported
to the health department. today.
At the Great Lakes naval training
station i7a eases OF influenza were
reported today but only one death
has occurred. An order issued at
Camp Grant, Rockford calls Tor the
immediate preparation ol 1000
masks for use at the base hospital
where l5O eases are receiving treat
mont.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
ITALY WAVES
F|UME RIGHTS
PORT VIII ~ PLACED r>DEi,
tTiiOi,,rN Ol IEA.itE
Of NATIONS

~ NHfNftAth ifffH
PAIRS. Jan. l5.--Thc Temps sayg
today iha, Italy wes waived sovor-
eighty over Fiumo and also waive 1
The question OF evacuation ot Sebcn.
leo. he por, of Fiume aud the rail.
ways will De placed under authorize
Of the League OF Nations, the nega.
paper declares
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Reds on Odessa
Front Stopped

LONDON. Jan - The BRITISH
military m'ssion with cGncrp. Don,
kiuc ~ the lattcr's headquarters IN
Fkalcrlnodar reports under TODAY b.
date that the Caucasus army IN the
line behind the Nksai river repulsed
m heavy fighting five frontal u,
lucks and uutIcmpt To turn ils lcit
flank.
The report cf the british mission
SAYS The advance oi the Bolshcyi 3
Nc, cz.t has been stopped II also
stated that reports that General
ncnikir, has been sup'<cded by
General Wranglc cor any other COM
WanGnr IT, untrue
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
French Troops
at Toulon Riot

LONDON, Jan. IA wireless
dispatch from Berlin says that riots
and mut1nies have broken out
among the French naval forces aud
troops at Toulon. the military and
naval port OF France on the Medii-
crranean. The uprisinrs were eaus.
ed by insufficient bread supplies, tho
message asserts.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Republicans Will
Spend Huge Sum
in Texas Fight

HOUSTON. Jan. ii.-That the
Republicans Of Texas are expecting
io show much more strength than
usual In tir coming state and ma.
iionil election, was reflected IN tha
enthusiasm shown In the meeting Ia
Houston Thursday ~ the Republic
can n4tr executive committees. u
was derid 4 to raise campaign
fY"a ~ tioo.uoo FROM residents OK
the state. must OF which. u was do
rlarel VIII bc spent In TIE campaign
In Texas.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

PARIS. Jan - The settlement
" The Adriatlf question nv lies eN'
clusi,eiy with the iugo slays IRE.
inter Nnti of ltalN informed the
Associated Press tonight - the
urreement Witch was sent Tor az
proval Yesterday shows that France
Great Rrltaln and italy are IN COM.
pl,tc accord u has been communi
ratcd to Washington, where 70 =,
hope aii will receive favorable en-
dorsrmpuf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
House Passes Huge
p. o. Appropriation

WAsHlNCTON Jan 10 Tho
largest posioificr appropriation hll
n,.sr "t ..uf.l rnrfving sfHn ~ BE-
N6S Tor maintenance cf fhv l'7-ri-
meu' during 1877 was rass"d Nv
the hrpsr frl. The nfigllfl ef'f-
mate S8al.5i3 aoo FOR increases IN
salaries pro, lad rs IN O. cf'on' leg
lslation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Urgn Speedy
Settlement
Peace Treaty

Wv tssurss'"' 'ff's~
NEW YORK. Jan, - \ rcso'r-
ton urging n speedy agreement be-
tween President Wilson and IN. sem
nic on the peace treaty ~i'h Ger.
many viii be- rerorted to the annual
meeting of the New York s,ntc bar
association tomorrow by Its commit
tee on international arbitration.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

WASHINGTON ltr g. Rriga'
uar Crarrl charlie n LAUGH
symer admpw and Inspector
marine corp. Ucd today at m. naval
hospital here u'r Ions Illness Ne
vas born u baltimore in i>h2 aud
vas arraduase ot the naval acad
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
NO INCREASE NAVY
PERSONNEL LIKELY
DEPARTMENT VIII. tsk Nu'
TlOi,irN To rLN'E .s,0W
REsEi,tIsrs O> Duty.

w NaanfiHirH lfHH
WASHINGTON Ian - No In
crease In the personnel oi the navy
over that authorized for the present
fiscal wear will De asked hy the navy
department fCr 1881, Rear Admiral
Cooniz. chief Of naval operations to-
day told tho house naval affairs
committee. The department how.
ever. will ASK authority To order
: oon naval reservists to active
duty for training during the coming
fiscal year The authorized strength
fcr lego was $4,000 including ap'
urautirpa
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
To HOlp CONFERENCES
IN RUSSIAN StTt ATiO>

By ,sses,s'rsl rrrss
HEI.sNGFORS, Wed, Jan, II
Representative NJ Ecsthonia. lcvio,
i.ithuanla aud Poland arrived In
Helsinrfors today to participate
with Finland In conference which
II expected. II ~ objects are attain
cd. 10 have an important effect on
the Russian situation,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Wkkt.ttR
Ilunli,liI, Data

"a W noon n m.
NrN tpmVru iutr 'N - 10
WEI temperature 20 10 -
lluH'idity ... ~ % 30
Forecast Frida, partly cloudy On
cloudy
West Texas Friday and Saiur-
daV partly cloudy 10 cloudy. cooler
In nogih portion Friday night
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Mhcrr Men Will nr scnt

The naval reservists viii h" used
entirely at sea ON battlvships ni the
nrorh lno and the training WV
be- confined A. much rs possible lo
the SUMMER months ADMIRAL tuon'a
said Although full compliments ~
Nal the ships the navy desires % f.-
tain nacti,c commission would ,'.
auire i07 0nO men ai sea ne Ha'd
'he shlr, would be- manned WIN
II o0O urtil The pr,.'nt shortage nt
,,...,t H.4 h.. .tsr.,HuD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

asked IL the nita, huildins pollev
was not prel.ratrd on The policy ~
other naval powers particularly
Great Briiam and Japan ADMIRAL
coontr responded thai q was. lie
also recommended fHr,' Of baN
ship. ~ compared with ihr prc-Nar
urpurth uf all vessels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

said. II was the HYMN ut thc bol-
shcviki when TIC crowd became
lrrgcr he continued his speech md
then hc repeated the 'ong. Tie had
cDplcs of the spug priL'cd IN q pam.
ph'ct which hc distributed Rotur.
me to the bench hc again sang, this
timc the crowd Joining IN the srrg
The next evening the same man spoke
u the theatar. his announced sub
icai h'ing. "the doctrine ~ the bol-
shcylsm. 90"
Three months ago. according to
his testimony. h. WIS IN orogaha,
south nf MeSico CuN az the tim' u
strike was IN effect lie attended
mpctugf OF the strikers and listen.
cd 10 speeches by radical agitators
end to the crowds crying "yivas' for
the holshcviki and for Russia.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16
Relates Incidents.

|, was In August ui 1919 he said
that Cavransa upheld the militant
radical in Tahascn \ Mt Green
who the witness said was q descend
mt Of an American. had declared
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-16

"Thc man got upon q bench and
sang 10 attract the crowd. the witness
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

month touring Colorado and wyom-
ing In company with DIR. and Mrs.
Ralph Johnson and Miss Louise
Raster OF Topeka Kan, who form
erly lived In Albuquerque.
Miss lone eager and Miss Jose
phine Wilma, who have been the
guests Of Miss Theresa Drexler- left
last night for San Diego, Calf.
whore they will spend the winter.
Miss Mary Kimball, secretary at
the Y. w. e. A., who has been spend
ing the summer at her home in Waco,
Texas. will return to Albuquerque.
September Z. Miss Kimball has been
quie III. hut has her health.
william e. Burney, apprentice in
structor for the Santa Fe shops In
Arizona, with headquarters In Wins
low. was In Albuquerque Sunday.
Miss Fay Strong, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Strong, Is Ill with . :
pendlcitis.
Gustof Enos Engatrom OF 1900
South Walter street. will leave for I'll
Paso this evening. A farewell dinner
will be given before his departure.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
NOTICE!

A meeting OF the commissioners and
land owners of the South Albuquer-
que Drainage District will be held at
tile Chamber OF Commerce on Thurs
day Aug. 20 at one thirty y. M. 10
approve and pay accounts due n
pass upon and accept plans and speci-
ficRtions for the drainage work and
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. All land
owners OF the district are invited 10
attend the meeting.
south Albuquerque Drainage District
j. s. BOWERS, CLARK M. CARR,
Secretary. Chairman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
Supper Table
Gossip
swope. tho battery man. ga \. 4th.

Swope. the battery man. 2id n. 4th.
The brotherhood ~ Railway Clerks
will hold their regular session at W.
o. ". hall this evening.
Harry Henry, n baseball player.
was given 80 days in jail on the
charge OF vagrnncy when he faced
tho Judge In police court last night.
Henry was accused Of not paying his
ieom rent at a local hotel.
Tie case OF q. ,. INsdgcr, who wns
charged with reckless driving was
dismissed IN police cnuft this morning
BY Justice John w. Wilson. acting as
police Judge In place Of Judge w. w.
Mcclellan who has gone to the state
democratic convention NJ a Vegas,
The car OF Ledger and one OF the Ex
eelsior laundry trucks cpliided at
Second street and Central avenue yes
tarday Afternoon. The damage 10 the
ears was slight.
The police received word today 10
he on the watch for two stolen au-
tomobiles from Los Angeles which
are believed TO be headed this way.
The police have been requested by
Kansas CITY authorities to be on the
lookout for Guadalupe Abarado and a
tWO year old child.
The members OF the national guard
arc 10 drill at tho armory tonight at
1889 o'clock. An members are urged
10 b9 ON hand,
The Bn-iness n Professional
WOinen'a Club viii meet Thursday
evening At TIN Y. w. G. a. for their
~by-monthly club dinner. Mrs. Mar
Earet Medier. vice-president. will act
ns chairman In the absence OF Misc
Ethel Hickey, who 10 the president OF
the club.
Miss Helrn splccr had charge Of
the Girls swimming clnas at rNe Y.
~. e. A. his morning. In the absence
or Miss Elizabeth Rose, the physical
director Ht the Y. NJ. &. A, Miss Rose
~ epenainp n month with her par
enfn AZ University Place, Neb.
FnffnrF GnxcrfiOr Slower made \
substantial voluntary contribution to
the dag nursery fnnd today. The fund
IS lncranain@ steadily through vol
unfnry contributions alone. and II Ia
expected ~ those IN charge that the
complete noun necessary 20 endow
the nursery and put II on a firm fin-
enr|ul haHIs VIII oen be- forthcom-
f,faciite for the Kluaias-Rotary
game 10 be played on September 10
hha 4ihfled. The Hlwanihna held
taeif fret PRACTICE Saturday hight
mad Nlii hold another tomorrow ar
sermon at She Bareiaa grounds. This
Uolafi4na held their first practice
last nIahtnno will hold another prac-
firo tomorrow niant AZ Washington
park. u ~ REPORTED thnt there : a
sew aliH muscles nmons eontenderi
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24
People You
Know


EN ~
Mrs. Il. w. Heflin aud daughter,
who have boon visiting relatives in
Pennington, have returned home.
Il. =. Hopkins. former banker and
merchant OF Pennington. and Walter
O. crandall. former assessor OF San
Juan county, were In Albuquctdue
yesterday on their way to the demo-
cratic state convention at Las Vegas.
Judge Sam q. Bratton Of tho dis
trict court at Clovis was in Albuquer-
lue yesterday.
G. C. Royal and Senator Kerr OF
Deming were In the city yesterday
on their way 10 the state democratic
convention.
j. w. prcstel, OF Roaenwald's de-
partment store, has returned from n
months vacation spent In Denver and
Idaho Hot Springs.
X. y. Asplund, director OF the state
tax payers association, ~ In the city
assisting the board OF county commits
sionera In the work of completing the
county budget for the coming year.
Mrs. Marie Stone and daughter,
Nernal. have returned from a three
months vacation at the beaches In
California.
Miss Hortense Scott. OF 81. Louis,
arrived In the city last night for a
NAnNt VIII " kAaIta illbtnNtf mAH
Lindeman, or North Edith street.
Until a few years ago. Miss Scott
made her home here. and a visited
on many occasions since.
Mrs. ". +. Gascho OF Santa Fe Ia
the guest OF Mrs. l.. c. Mersfelder
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs, G. C.. EEnn and son,
Paul. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Wilson Of 200 South High street.
Mrs. ERan IL a sister Of Mr.. Wilson.
They arrived laat night from Califor-
MIA, where they spent four months
touring the coast states, ana affor a
few days visit. they win return 70
their home IN Aiamoaa, Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o, Keiscr and fam
ily OF Canyon City, Tex. are spending
a few dayh In the city.
Mrs. John "A. Doverspike OF 100
North Edith street IL seriously III.
Miss Estclla Luthy Ia expected home
In a few days. Misa Luthy spent this
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

Marriage Licenses.
Jose Santos Martinez. Alameda;
Casiana Lucero. Alameda.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-24

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