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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-26
FOR RENT--Roosns

FOX hENT--Furnishea rooms us South
Walter, phone l667-J
| FOR RENT-Furnished room in priyat,
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| FUR kENT--Furnishe room with sleep
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FOR RENT-Rooms by the week, $50
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FURNISHED rooms, hot water heat; III
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| FOR RENT--Rooms, day or week, run.
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FOR RENT--Three rooms furnished for
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SUPERIOR HoTEI~-Nlce, clean rooms.
/ over Woolworh's, 3lsh West Central.
FOR kENT--HouseKeeping rO0msi sum
mer rates. lll5 South First, Dallas
Hotel.
FOR RENT-Furnlshed room; private
entrance lady preferred. OH East
Coal
FOR RBNT-One nicely furnished room,
to lady employed, no sick. 3l9 North
Fifth.
FOR RENT--Two housekeeping rooms
and three sleeping rooms 2I6 West
Slower.
FOR KENT-Nice front room in private
home; no sick; gentleman preferred.
Call at 4O7 North Seventh.
FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished room with
garage; no sick; gentleman preferred.
217 West Coal
FOR HENT-Housekeeping ana sleeping
rooms. American Hotel, 602h West
Central, phone 6s5-J.
FOR RENT-Clean. airy rooms. reason
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liSh West Silver, phone 500.
WooDWOKTH, 5TE South Third newly
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IMPERIAL RooMs-Nice, clean rooms
rates by day or week. Over Pastime
Theater. 2lSh West Central
FOR RENT-Three unfufnished front
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Sgs south Third. phone .2o5s-l, ... -.
FOR RENT--Nicely furnished. well VEN
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FOR RENT-Large, cool sleeping room
very desirable; summer rates, opposite
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SPECIAL SUMMER RATES for rooms by
the month. BRONX HOTEL, llSh
West Central, over New Mexico Cigar Co
FOR RENT-Nice, clean Tan outside |
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State Hotel lllls N. First, phone lOsS-J,
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Eighth.
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eoal
FOR RENT--Pleasant room adjoining
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Close in. No sick sos West Silver.
Phone 1644-W.
FOR RENT-Large furnished front room, /
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10 sick; three blocks from business dis
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WANTED-sale.mr,e1r
For RENT--Ofice Rooms

FOR sRENT--office rooms la the Korber
building. corner Second and Conner.
INQUIRE Auto Department. Korbsrs Gar
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10 11-16 discount.
Government bonds--Strong.
Railroad enthusiastically.
Time loans-Unchanged.
Call money--Steady, unehange
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

The Swedish cities of Stockholm
and Gothenburg were among the
first in Europe to have women
| police.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-26

WANTED DressmsFings' plain and
fancy. Phone 1871.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-26
NEW YORK METALS.

New York, May 25.-Copper-
DUH, unchanged.
Iron-Steady, unchanged
Tin--Easier. Spot. $500; June
July, 5000. f'- 1890
Antimony-$9.50.
Lead-Quiet. Spot offered a
$3.50.
Hinc-Dull. East st. Louis de.
livery, spot, $40 bid. $3.50 asked
Bar silver-A$l.O2. zEt. ,
80 Mexican dollars-7Sc,
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TYPEWRITERS=

"a rsN RiIliRS-An makes overhauied
ana repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chlne. Albuquerque Typewriter Elk.
cnsnse' pheue soi-J. iss sOuIh Fourth.
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WANTED--Rooms

MAN wants sleeping aceommo datiun one
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STATE ether occupants, Write Rolf care
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CUT THIS OUTFIT Is WORTH
MONEY

Cut out this slip. enclose with SC
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You will receive In return trial
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colds ana Group; Foley's Kidney
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rheumatism, backache, kidney and
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FOR SALE

So, 25O-S-room, two-stoty pebble dash
dwelling. modern. double sleeping
porch West Silver avenue close in.
s265o-.6-room frame, bath, two laysto.
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street, near shops
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\ A, ELEISCHIER
Real Estate. Insurance. Loans.
Phons e7t. Ill South Fourth street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-26
LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, May 25.--Liberty
bonds today were strong, closing
at. AVS. $91.70; first As, $S4.70;
second AZ, $S4.10; first AIS, $3.50
bid; second ANS, $S4.58; third
AIS, $500; fourth AIS, $3.50;
Victory 3&s. 5000; Victory 4 ~ $
1924.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-26
NEW YORK, MONEY.

New York. May 25.-Mercantile
paper, 7h per cent: exchange
Ctone) irregular; sterling 60-day
+, bills, s3.S0A; commercial 60-day
bills on banks. $3.s0A; CONNER
Scial s0-day bills: ss.7s@; demand,
.Ss.S4A; cables, S3.S5M.
" New York exchange on Montreal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
Hear Mr.. Hanna on Political Obligations!

M aS SS Sa S0"Ss s @ aD nudge S MSnsm 90 an honest man lie has so
, Mr. ] Hanna seeking election governor the charge that
Gledg Of his party because he enjoys the the
United States Albert FAIL citizens
p S .a%s s.Ss h @ % wo"
Holm Bursnm republican national committeeman for New Mexico
pasa "S' % $ % " @ S" aS D force 9 S 0 M M "%G n @ hts
& A. and HSwns FneIS SoG%'e! for the E raso Southwestern
building prosperous
John say Chino who
S a" s a TH .,a sai.sS y ss Ts S Of rocky into
Mr. Hanna charges that these four influential
ing a$a rS sss %sSs % s S' 90 % 5 % % @ s'D he win '
himself M as M % honest @ aS S sSS SGs M % H words whether he regards
%' maj Ss6Si
mcn mean % s @ as s ssn!% s % Ts'n % m IL
while ne I'm Hanna. be lHilense BY
ths state who legislation
judge eS,n s s"Gp ,S @ S @ @ sa 5 " 3 @ @
would se"s gf s'ss' implied OIL hat % Nj 's soad friends be
We the want cnshed TO
NJ "" '%9 % %S ga 1 he s "
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ss %s & s:s rsss 81 S.s s;
%1I ao Ei's
Sna sa e s%a s @ S. asS ojson that judge
people
bosses ans able to influence Judge Meehem.
10
Judge Hawkins sully?
him obligation
to
in
in
he
oSige!ons Ms.sE ssls%aU Trinidad nas
party took io
through S1SS
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07

become democrat
ary, by efforts gentlemen
m These These a but nj s M M s Hanna d io
we'll III in nneo % of the WAS pay % convention % % @ s @ % Ves% R r"d tho
Mr. Fancy wRe he ateP "o, o"sSsc ds%aHaaa u
a-osIsaons Q Pancy candidate.
s s5S s s,, ss, IN Ss . ss%S for lG 3
value nSon msrchonasg stocks and 5S companies
providing gloomy leading
addition @ % % a., things s % Of Hon Antonio
ioS ' deT % a s people ay ' SnoS sS n S m In View s
worthy Hanna should the
Using NJ business g os ys @ 9 @ ci @ @ o%pan into @ aSa s% %
% Mr. wee e Ts oosT HSS %o @ @ nSa S s %S s Justice the state
sac police nand for Justice tRS state supreme Court
orcG nS@e S"G ""e'oH Of man holding the states Sshes da
Mr.. coopcratcd actively
] @ % p%G 3 IN the sale e of the oek o %t S% worthy " @ %
prise M the development wildcat
c%isalens to Mr; Frank 4. rgsoog;
oor SWING WORK ahoa a" 1s engaged %
aSSo % has @ Inc pSr whose @ SS has devoted @ @
tune SorsoS Mr. H"Sb hut recently was able to and did render
] sSgSf 10 one & Of S business s pr % with ws a m oa% ANNA
Insurance @ az aeG Mr SHa lam % associate % M chase
somewhat dsn1e stated political Opposition to Mr. IiubnS and to sup
aSd Mr. asso the %I1ciaa Morning Journal We're
5--oblIsatons Carl Magee;
Mr. %f Mr. 50 an his ] " %na % "ee ES S
The @ s $ 5 S"s & SnS S5 '6 eS5s &
be understood that ohase implied
ssa s any IN o @ oil a @ %s %y Sa Of SS % are ss @ VIII 81 @ @ T % &
that should they Influence
Dr.
ogsaons % stated SnsSS!Sa In the
II n o
Ia to
Mr. Hanna admits that both Hanna and heehem
friends than Hanna under to political fends Does he that
the political Mecheua
he
definite obligations Mechem likely
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
American Soldiers HaOent Any Business Germany Harding Declares
JoshuaRaynolds
GiUes $4,000 to
The University
Money Is Donated for
Equipment of Home
Economics Building

'"shua l'aynolds woll known New
Mcxiro philanthropist. has subscribed
81. 900 for the complct ooufnme.u or
tho homo oco,o,,,ta, ,.,.t,,,,.,.. :. 49,.
"u''"'nh Ut 'ho
H'u'o OhiNerAity' was nnnoupced
today by DIR. David Spence Hin, presi-
dent or tho University Mr.. Revnolds
r,,do n,t. .,,, T.. 49,. - -
s S"' III '"' n'''h"'F VI nus
hother' Sarah Raynalds.
This new building, now nearly
complctcd will n ododic,tod "a tho
49,. -, ~,
VI wv women anu chllureh
or the state OF New Mexico. II was
erected through the gifts OF citizens
and cricnds or Alhu,ncro,o 4, 4, +,
,,,,f 49,,
'"huS"'ne ana h'shiy uSeiui ndditloh
To the educational equipment OF the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
Population OF
United States
Is 1O5,683,1O8
Increase of l4.9. Percent;
Census of Many States
Announced

wAsHINGToN. oct. THE total
population OF continental United
States is 105.GS3.1OS. an increase OF
13,71O,S42 or 14.9 per cent.
This figure does not include ap-
proNimately i2.25O.00O people living
In the country's outlying possessiors.
The population OF Alaska and the
total classcd under the military and
naval service abroad are yet to be
announced.
State census figures announced to-
dny follow.
Pennsylvania. S.72O.l50: increase
i.0h5.04S, or 1873 per cent.
Ohio, b.57a.3GS; Increase 92.247,
or eos per cent.
Iowa. s.4O3.65O. Increase i7S.S5p.
or so per cent.
Michigan. 3,6G7.222: Increase $751; =
0la, or sos per cent.
Virginia. 2.306.36l: increase 24l,-
749, or 11.0 per cent.
Arkansas. 1.7b0,995: increase, 176,-
$40. or i1.2 per cent.
Florida, oG6,S96: increase 21S.677,
or 2S.4 per cent.
Nebraska. ,295,bO2: Increase i03.-
2SS. or 81 per cent
Minnesota. 2,3SG.3Tf: increase
3iO.663, or 1870 per cent.
ST. Paul. Minnesota. (revised)
2S4.6S0; increase 1896, or 9.3 per
cent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
QUEEN TO be CROWNED AND
DISPLAYS Of FARM AND STOCK
PRODUCTS OPENED At ARMORY
Elks' Twister on Gold Avenue VIII Also Be in Full
Motion Greatest Event Since Days
of Old State Fair

Not since the days of the old fair there
lection of farm and stock products such domestic displays
demonstrations of real all
for the grand opening of the New Mexico Harvest Festival which will
promptly O'Clock tonight with the coronation Of the
vest queen.
The armoy hail. decd with
of native red chile the walls bnsg this morning with ex
ors who putting the last artistic touches their displays
Eighteen booths devoted local commercial line
In the tables the agricultural
tive fruit and vgetabs and the hoM en
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
TWSTER WILL Be
A GAY PLACE
Every Feature of Ordl-
nary Carnival and
Then Some More

The big show on the Ellts Twistera
will start Off tonight promptly at
o'clock with the browning OF Miss
Isabel Benson aa queen OF the Ifar-
vest Festival size viii be attended
by Misses Grace stortz. Becclelr Cav
enaugh. Grace Winfrey and Betty
llleisdorff, as ladies' in waiting. viii
son Keim. Jack Hening and Jimmy
Allen will act as pages. Walter
Connell. chairman OF the city CON-
missionefs will crown the queen.
when the queen has been crowned
dancing will begin on the dance floor
which has been built IN the fcnter o.
Gold avenue between Fourth and
Fifth streets The band viii play for
the dance and another band will play
for the shows on the lower end or
the twister which will put on their
first performances tonight The
Floradora Sextottc." In charge OF
Ernest I.andoln and ''The Singing
Four" under the direction of George
Geake will show IN tents.
Wooden booths built TO hold the
various concessions. doll shows and
hamburger stands, line Gold avenue
for two blockA There will be every
feature OF the ordinary carnival and
many most extraordinary ones. Tho
Elks have decorated their booths
gaily in corn. purple bunting aad
flags and will vie with each other IN
drawing the crowds 10 their attrac-
tions. An entrance has been built
into tke lobby OF the Ellks club which
has been transformed into '-Monts
Carlo" which looks as wicked ~ its
sounds. There's even a bar In the
corner
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
SENATOR FLAYS
THE LEAGUE At
OES MONIES
Crowd Wildly Cheers
Harding's Replies to
Democrats

DIES MONIES. Ia. Oct. 7.-Ameri-
can troops have no business in Cor
many, Senator Warren G Harding
declared here today IN rcsponse to a
question from his audience.
Referring To list OF questions on
the league Of nations submitted by
the Iowa democratic state commit
tee. senator Harding said he did not
want to he In the attitude OF a nomi-
nee answering questions when the
party platform had stnted the partys
principles.
But want TO say to my demo
cratic friends" he said, that before
they question me. let thom consecrate
themselves to the welfare of the
United States and not that of the old
world"
Would BE Bound
TelSing up one OF the questions
about sepratc peace with Germany.
Senator Harding reiterated that he
had no idea such n sten would he
necessary. To another question ask
ing whether he believed the league
could call us into war without con-
gressional action he replied:
Certainly not. But II we entered
the league and assumed the obliga-
tons OF the covenant OF Paris. and
the council OF tl.o league would de-
eide we should contribute our sons
to carry ON war under the covenant,
then congress would be obliged TO
send them or we would he guilty OF
the greatest dishonesty"
The great crowd greeted the reply
with a burst OF cheering and then
some one In the audience asked:
How about the boys who are still
In Germany"
(Continued ON page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
Cleveland

NBntted for Malls In eighth inning
NxRan for o'Neill In eighth inning.
Score by innings
Cleveland ........'' wv lOn uVv-
brooklyn ..........2OO uOO OoN--
Summary: Two base hits. Speaker.
Sacrifice, j. Johnston, Kilduff. Miller.
Double plny Mails to Burns: Olson to
Kllduff To Konctchy; Wambsgunss to
SeMell to Burns; Johnson to Kildut
TO Konetchy. Left on bases Cleveland
?; Brooklyn Z, Bases on balls OFT
Caldwell l; off Mails I; off smith =,
hits off Caldwell . in la; off Mails
8 in 8 2-3 innings; off uhle ! in !
inning. Struck out by Malls 2; by
Smith 2. Losing pitcher Caldwell
Time OF game ltI.
Umpires: O'Day (Nationnl leaguel
hehind plate: Dincen american
IcnEue) at first; KLEIN (Natonal
ieague) at second base; Connolly
american leugue) at third.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
BROOKLYN WINS
AND THE SERIES
STANDS z To |.
Smith Holds Cleveland
in Check; Caldwell
Driven From Box
sv rrs Assoe,.-so ..s.s

EBBETS FIELD, BROOKLYN,
N. Y, Oct. 7.-Sherry Smiths
south pow slants were poison to
the Cleveland Indians today and
the Brooklyn Dodgers made off
with the third game of the world S
series by score of to l. The at
tached official box score tells in
figures how Smith Scalpcd the
Indians;
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
Receivers Stolen
Auto West of River

The automobile truck OF C.. g.
Noneman. which was stolen last night
office. was found tins morning On
the west side Of the Rio Orlndo
Mr. Noneman LETT his car near the
postoffico between . nEd 40 o'clocl,
last night and when he went back
for Il 4 was gone. when he fopnd
the car this morning, all the gnro.
line had been taken and also some af
the tools which we're In the truck.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
C. L. Brooks Declines
To Be a Delegate to
Democratic Convention

G. l.. Brooks whose name appear
ed on the list OF delegates from pre-
cinct 26 to the democratic county
convention today informed The Eve
ming Herald that the use of his name
was wholly unauthorized and that he
had been lifelong republican and
delegate.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07

club under the ieaderahip OF Mrs
J. II. Phillips. also has an, exhibit
This club is the only one In the conn
~ 70 complete the years club work.
The Judges OF the festival exhibits
are Fabian Garcia Of the State Col
lege, Guy Hamilton, agricultural
agent from Estancia and Miss Mary
B. Hamilton, home demonatration
leader from State College.
The commercial exhibits from left
to right around the Armory arc as
follows; Whitney Hardware COM
pany. Baldrldge Lumber company,
Hanna's studio. Gruehi Advertising
agency, Albuquerque Gas & Electric
company Dodrili Tire company, Wall
ton studio. Texaco Motor oil COM
pany. Emcee studio, Commercial
Products Refining company and
General Chemical company, Star
Furniture company. Budweiser and
NJ. j. o'Falion supply company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
FRANK HUBBELL
IS ARRESTED ON
ASSAULT CHARGE
Damage Suit Also Plan
ned; Montoya to Fight
For Paper

Frank A. lIubbell. who elected M,ss
Frances Montoya. daughter Of County
Clerk Nestor Montoya. republican
candidate for congress. from the la
Bandera Americana office yesterday
afternoon has been arrested ard viii
he given hearing before Justice OF
the Peace John W. Wilson nt 3
o'clock this afternoon.
Mr.. Hubbcll, through his attorney.
O. n. Marion. pleaded not guilty at
the hearing and the ease was cor
tinucd until ? o'clock on the after
noon OF October Is. In order to give
Miss Montoya time to recover from
her condition sufficiently to testify
His arrest was made after the is
suance of a complaint by Mr.. Mon
toya, who returned to the city today.
charging that Mr.. Hubbell had made
an assault ON his daughter. The cont
plant charges that Mr.. Hubhell
beat, bruised. wounded her insn-
lently, rudcly and In wantonlS
manner" Mr.. lIuhbell furnished a
$500 bond for his appearance IN
court
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
NHmE
Al THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW
MEXICO, ALBUQUERQUE
For "a Hours BndinG o a. n.

Highest te M
perature "a; low
est temperature,
56i daily range
temperature, i9i
mean daily tenn
perature, 90;
relative humidity
G p. M, 24S rc.a-
tive humidity 6
a. m. 40; precipi-
tatio n, n o n e;
maximum veloc-
ity OF wind, miles
per ur, 2b:
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
FIRST INNING

CI.EVEIAND-Olso threw out
Evans ut first Wambsganss walked.
Johnston threw out Speaker at first
Wambsganss going to second. Olson
threw out Burns at first. No runs,
BROOKLrN--O n walked.
Johnston sacrificed. O'Neill to Burns.
Seweu fumbled Griffith's' grounder
and the batter was safe at first, OIL
son going to third. Olson scored on
W'hears single to left Griffith
scored. on Myers single into right
field. Speaker came into the diamond
and sent Caldwell from the box.
Mails went into the box for Cleve-
land. Konetchy flied to Wambs-
gdpss Kildun flied to Wood. Two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07

prevailing direction. south; char
acter OF the day, clear; sun rises
ell; sets 5if7.
State Weather.
New Mexico; Fair IN south,
showers In north portion tonight
or Friday: warmer In east por-
tion tonight; cooler In north por-
lion Friday.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
SECOND INNING

CLEVELAND--Gnr sent n
hlgh fly to Griffith. Griffith robbed
Wood OF a long hit by a fine running
catch. sewell went out, Konetchy to
Smith No runs.
BROOKLYN-M Ter walked.
Smith hit into double play. Malls
(Continucd on page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07

Mr.. Montoya today also began legal
steps To regain his place az editor
and manager OF the paper from
which he was ousted by Mr.. Hubbell.
Later on, Mr.. Moutoya said today.
his daughter will file suit for dam
ages against Dir Hubbell. She was
reported to be improved today hut
shock.
The blinds OF the office OF the La
BahGeru Americana were drawn TO-
day and any one entering the office
was approached and asked to give
the password before entering. With
the exception of the gathering of a
CONTINUED on page two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07
METAL sLAI'NErs

NEW YORK, Oct. Cooper nom
inal. unchanged. Lead DUH unchans-
cd Zinc eusy; East 81. Louis Spot
f5ss q $50.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-10-07

KANSAS CITY MARKET r,esel
reipn ehee.
DENvER-ss.se % lo.soi fssflp'a
.cos
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-28

/ John Kipp has been confined to
the house for several days with a
severe cold.
Miss Agnes Bale" of Lowell. Mass.
arrived Friday evenir~ and will be
the guest of Mrs. L. J. Prouty for
several weeks
Dr. II. S. Peabody was IN Montreal
! for several days last week.
Mr.. and MIS-. William Britch arr
! the parents of ten pound baby girl,
born Friday, June 25th.
Mrs. W. X. Proutv and son, Wins
! ton returned to Jackman, Me, to-
/ day With Mr.. Prouty and will stay
through the week.
Mrs. r. Robb Marsden of Hanover,
! n. H., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
j. VI. Cunningham Tor zen days at
Camp Welikcit.
Mrs. Addie Bradley accompanied
) her brother, Carl Grimes. to Boston
on Saturday and will remain for Sey-
eral weeks.
Miss Leota Cote is visiting rela-
tives in Boston and Lvndonville.
Mrs H. G. Hughes of Rock Island
visited friends in town on Saturday.
Kenneth Flint is enjoying a week s
vacation in Boston and New York.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Craig of Albany
and Miss Julia Richard OF Mont cal
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Richard.
Mrs. G. A. Sisco of North Troy
was visitor in town Saturday.
Dr. Harry f. Hamilton left Sun
day afternoon for Montpelier, where
he will attend a meeting of the den
tai examiners.
Reginald Hamilton, son of DR.. and
Mrs H. F. Hamilton, narrowly cs-
capped death late Friday night, when
he fell with his bicycle into deep
| hole, where the road was being re-
paired on Indian Point st. He had
attended the regular Friday evening
dance at the Club House, and was
on his way home to the Bluffs. Re
| pairs arc being made on India Point
street and the road was barricadcd,
but the sidewalk was partially open;
and Reginald disliking to 20 around
so late in the evening thought he
could make his way through Evil
| IDENTIFY he went too near the edge and
was suddenly precipitated into the
hole together with his bicycle. He
evidently lost consciousness, but f.
nally realized his predicament and
managed to crawl to the edge and
pull himself out of the hole, though
his head was cut and bleeding he
started to walk to the Bluffs and
had gone as far as the overpass
bridge. when he was tvertaken by
Harry S. Dane who carried him home
DR.. Hamilton took him a. once to