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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
THE MAJESTY OF LAW.

In every nation. there must b. some
one or some thing supreme. 10 whom 81
70 which all must yield Obedience. IN
an empire. il is emperor. In KING
dom. II is king. In republic. the only
majesty Is tho majesty Of IN" law.
Whoever does NiolonCo to N" Jaw IS
laying prorane hands upon Tin, SOY
ereignty Of the people. Let Il h" re-
membered. however. that fvGry TIM" on,
side force. IN any "ommunity. - "u'-
ployed, II Is a confession Of weakness n
the foundations. in fact. Of our iuNtltu-
lions. The muricl apathy must lraru 20
govern itself when lawlcsscess appears
its chambers Of commerce. ana other
civic organizations instead OF meeting
to pass resolutions calling Tor troops
should organize themselves into d"l"n-
sive forces and offer their services IL
the peace officers Of their cIty 10 uphold
the law"
The above sound sense and sound
Americanism emphasizes a thought
which is too often lost sight OF by
municipal and state officials. FREQUENT
" city, county ami state authorities
seem to think that there is no duty upon
them to maintain law ana ENFORCE order
except by the usual quiet processes. |;
a riot breaks out in locality. police
chiefs and county shcriffS often regard
their duty as passive rather than active
As persuasive rather than forceful.
They will argue with a mob OF lynchers
instead OF shooting a few OF them
This may be human nature. but Il IS not
the enforcement OF law. or the Inainten-
snce Of the sovereignty Of local gov
ernment unit.
II Is the first business OF every in
corporated town. and Of every county 10
maintain law and order within its Inn
its. and to use no halt-heartcd means 20
do SO. 1t Is the first duty Of the State
to do likewise. and an appeal 20 the pow
CT Of the naticNal government - the
last resort. The striking paragraphs
At the head Of this article were from
an address made by Governor Frank o.
I,owden Of Illinois. man who is today
looming large in public consideration OF
presidential candidates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

nett. !, was the greatest news gather
ING force n the world. Il spent none!
lavishly for new stories: Il invaded n"w
0slds. and It found row methods Of COW
er.ng old fields quicker and better than
any other paper.
The Sun. on the other hand. has
always been a conservative newspaper
with very high-class editorial page.
and through its qualities Of Couscc-
Tst!sm and editorial ahiity ha~ d"N 10y
81 unique place and mAr"'d char
acteristlcS.
Mr.. Munsey has made ~ anrouH'"-
n,ent as 70 his policy concerning IN" r""
property. II is almost mcrnr"'>aHie
that the Sun and Herald can be success
fully merged. and yet one man cannot
control and operate two properties IN
The same city without IN some manner
affecting their general character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.-ConSo

WASHINGTON. Jan. 21.-ConSolida-
ton OF American railroads into four.
teen competitive systems, was proposed
by John f. Oldham. or Boston. vic"
president Of tho lnvSssm"nt Banker s
Association, in a statement to-day sub.
mitted to tho conference committee
which Is eudcavorinG to harmonic tho
difference between the senate and house
railroad bills. The grouping Of the
fourteen systems suggested with milo.
age and gross earnings per mile Is As
follows:
Southern Pacific System--The South
crn Pacific with the Arizona Eastern +;
Galveston, Harrisburg G. San Antonio;
Houston & Texas Central; Texas 4 New
Orleans: Houston. East & West Texar:
Louisiana Western: Northern Louisiana
& Texas: these independent lines: Mis-
souri,, Kansas & Texas; Chicago & AL
ton; Kansas City. Mexico & Orient;
Kansas City Southern; san Antonio 4
Arkansas Pass: Missouri. Oklahoma Il
Gulf: Missouri & North Arkansas: Lou.
isiana & Arkansas: Wichita Valley;
Trinity & Ba1oo Valley; total mileage.
1889; earnings per mile Sll.680.
Northern Pacific--BurlirGton system
The Northern Pacific with tho lines
under its control, including the Chicago.
BURLINGTON .& Quincy: Colorado South
crn: Fort Worth & Denver City: Spok-
ane, Portland & Southern, and Colorado
Midland: total mileage 1905; earnings
per mile, $l0.S8l.
Illinois Central-Seaooard System
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
MuNsEY BUYS THE HERALD.

The purchase Of nc New York Her
aid and the Evening Telegram BY Frank
A. Munsey, owner % the New YORK
Evening and Morning Sun. concentrates
in the hands Of one man. probably the
largest newspaper organization N IN.
city OF New York. and certainly n" most
distinctive newspapers In America
Both tho sun and the Herald have h"ld
conspicuous places IN American Journal
ISM for more than throc-1uarters Of
century. Both have been papers o.
marked individuality. and both have eX-
srcised 4 very considerable influence
upon national affairs. However. they
have occupied entirely different fields.
and have been papers Of entirely diner-
ent character The Herald mad" Sreat
reputation as news gath"re1. Under
the direction of the elder Bennett. and
for many years under tho younger Rem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
Many Hero Awards By
Carnegie Commission

rITTSEI' EGN. Jar. "l.--Th,r'y-h'"
acts nf hcroism were recognized by III"
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission nj It's
siArc,uih annual meeting here toda!.
Two S,l,nr m"dai~ and th!r'y-thr"c
bronze medals w"T" awarded. Thirteen
persons lost their lives while trying I"
hiA" others aud pensions aGErega''i'E
$I.>.n e year were grained 10 tho 'G"-
'...nd"niS at seven { them. Will" 10 tho
d. prndrm,s rf Tire. others s4.lQ9 "rr"
AWARDED /" IL spent a. tho t"mmls:'i"u
may Sanction. In seven cases Fl!."r
was sivCn for educational purpoe">. Imd
IN lS cases s9.ih6 was AWARDED fer
other worthy causes.
Two Of those who lost their liN"s
were little girls. Lotto t. St"cn. whV
WAS killed whi'r trying IL drsG nine
year-old boy from railroad track IN
front Of an approaching train. ~ Dalr.
Mimi and Marjori" \. Brown ae' ~,
who wns drowned Will" trying ~ s;:N" .
girl rnn'rant"u IN tho 'ioost river II,
E"lfasr. Ne.
Owen Carter. Of S33 Eust Seventeenth
avcnuc. Denver. Colo. n moving picture
camera operator. was drowned in tho
Arkansas river 1T Canon city. Cole.
.uly l. laIt Mrs. trace T.. Forman. 10
act he part III :, noting picture pay.
Ind ridden hor+" into the river where
the current was swift. Tho horse Toll.
and throw Mrs. Forman into tho w"tcr.
carter was drowned whrlc trying 10
say" her.
Lloyd \. osborne. n dentist 81 Sioux
tlIS. la. lost IA" III" ut Fremont. Ia.
while attempting I" ~nr" another r'HI
md the R"v. Walton T.. Hrun"r, @: ~.
4 Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
A NASTY COLD
EASED At ONCE
~PAPTS GOLD COMPOUND" THEN
RREAKs UP A COLD IN A
FEW HOURS.

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snuffrtng! A dose Of "Fapo's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours until
three doses are taken usually breaks up
a severe cold and ends all grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clog
red-up nostrils and the air passages OF
the head: stops nose running: relieves
the headache, dizziness. feverishnSss.
sneezins, soreness and stiffness.
"Pape's Cold Compound is the quick
est, surest relief known and costs only
A few cents at drug stores. II acts with
out assistance. tastes nice, contains no
ouinine--InMst upon Papes:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
THE GERMAN TREND.

The constant reader Of news from
Germany finds himself confused and
perrlexed by the contradictory reports
from practically every quarter. one
day We have the news OF Socialistlc
riots IN Berlin. threatening the over
throw OF the Republic. and the subsu-
tuition, therefore Of Soviet rule. The
next day VIC hear reports of oNatIons
by Pan-Gcrmans and monarch'sts to
Hlndenburg and Ludendorf.. The pres
ent republic is besct with foes on both
sides: b. the COMMUNISTS who would
destroy IT 10 substitutes a Soviet state.
and By the remains Of the old aristocrat-
&c classes " no long for return OF the
monarchy. and perhaps. Of the Hohon-
Eollerrs Is Germany going towards
Anarchy or IS il rclapsinG into reaction?
VIII the republic be able 10 maintain
itself" There arc questions that seem
70 be about as far from a satisfactory
answer today as they were year ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

onN onn n0n loss than tho acutal cost Of
,h> war Tho world Of course is poorer
w. ,hSt amount.
- 49, ,m'a ,,nnars had svcnt togrthcr
~ VI. wv" o,Har' r,, ~ rs r,So' con-
ana u''.aH ,r.. r.n,bI1,. ~ ours.
t IN" m"n,'W Wallis los, ,n th" world would
IN, 'n.u! ,.rc,f .s IhN direct
No.. s;,, ~, H. n,r,ic,nant helnEcr-
~A!eIu.,u I,,,I, ~ '''' '"'
'h' s"Nc''''' "'S ,,
That means. OF course tna' u,.i'
and dis "nt' nj. ami all thc NUM-,
caused by distress: Ar" going l" pn
abroad H. the world; and the tlhc i"l
the United states % perform l'S gray
est service 20 mankind y now.
II seemed 10 us that We dld rSrinrm
our greatest service a chateau Ih'crry
and in The Argonre. That OF course wa
a service of indispensable charasler S"d
OF the most spectacular ana oa,I"s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
Feels Like a Real Fellow

"Af,.r MN" years ~ stomach .mf-
,rriug. collie attacks and hlOnting. J fr"l
likr = iIrIm': r'.r>"n agar f"Ir d0s"s
" MaSr'S W"ud"rIul IiCu.Cdy -" 80
t.r"ly restored me. | la : met Er'a,
many people who. am surr. need lhIs
medicine" II is i SinTl". harmless
preparation that removes the catarrhal
mIrus from IN" intestinal tract and al
Law. II" inflammation which causes
practically all stomach. liver and mites
tinal ailments. including Appendicitis.
unr dose will convince or money re-
funded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

Tho Illinois Central including Yazoo
Mississippi, and Central Of Georgia; and
these independent lincs: SAah hoard Ny
Line: Atlantis. Eirm!rgnsm & Atlantic:
. Atlantis western racitir; NeS,rrn OF
Alabama. and Georgia. southern Flor
ida; total mileage. l2.'S earnings F
mile, lo.?"j.
Grea; Northwestern Systcm-Tht Chi.
caEO a. Southwestern. with tho ChlcaGc'
ST. Paul. Minneapolis g. Omaha. and ne
Great Northern. total mileage, 1900
earnings wrr mile. Slr.SSn.
Mlwaukt"--Soe system The Chira-
60, Milwaukee & ST. Paul: Minneapolis.
St. rau 4 Saul,e Ste. Mare, WITH the
Duluth. South shore 4 Atlantic, and
NoIthern. aud Duluth & Iron Rnns";
slo.ssI
Guiding the Mobile & Ohic: Ala hsn,a &
Great Southern; southern Of Mississippi,
Cincinnati 4 New Orleans: Chicago. In
diauapolis Louisville. and Now ,r'
leans & Terthws.stsrn; and hes n..- mo.
| rieksburg, Shreveport 4 Pacific; FLOR:
ida East Coast: New Orleans & Great
| Northern, aud Ciulf 4 Snir Island; tutsI
mileage. 1855; earnings rer mil" Sle''
New York Central sys,em--Tha New
York Central and the lines II controls.
| including III" cleveland, CinCinnatt. Chi
caso & q, LOUIS; Michigan C.rtral; To-
| ledo & Ohio Central; Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie; Kana~h & Michigan; Rutland;
Cincinnati Northern: and these tndeDen'
dent lines; Bcstcn 4 Maine; Maine CEN:
trail; Western MARYLAND; Bangor &
| Monous ahela; total mileage for the pro.
posed system, 1913: average gross
earnings per mile foy the group. i?SS: :.
Buffalo Sy:temn1-Thc Erir win ~
nl,oF I,
wabash; Pcre Ma, quote; Lehigh Va.
ley; Delaware. LsekaWanna & western;
Lake Eric 4 Westsrn: Eigin Junction
Eastern; New York. chicago ST
Bsssemer ( LAX" Erie: Lch,Eh { \"1ih.
Detroit 4 Macinae: LehiEh Valley
Southeastern: tot.i Mileage HISS
vania with it's subs Including
the Pittsburgh. Cincinnati Chicago &
81. Louis; Grand Rapids 4 Indiana,
rnlsds rhiss M Rs,m:,c .% " sss ssc1e
New York. Philadelphia & Norfolk;
tumhcrlxnd Valley; BALTIMORE: che.s.
peake & Atlantic. and Toledo, Fe"rla
Western: and the New York. New Haven
4 Hartford, with the Central Of Now
age. l3.tsS; earnings per mile. lSS.SN:
Baltirror~-Readn Systrm-rhe Bal.
timnre 4 ohio, Including IN" Staten ls-
land Rapid Transl;, ChSssp"akc & ohii.
with The UoCkine Valley. Richmond.
Fredericksburg & Potomac. and Norfolk
h Western; Philadelphia & Western, 10
Guiding tho Port Reading. Atlantic city
and Central or Nhw Jersey: Carolina.
ClinchfirId & Ohio: Cinrinnatl, Indiana
polls 4 Western: Buffalo. Rochester 4
Pittsburgh; Buffalo & Sus1uHhannS. De-
,rolt, Toledo 4 lronton; Wheeling
Lake Erjr: Washington southern. and
ingSe per mule. &"3.9"t
Systsnr-- The Atiantl" t"a~i Limo: m
Guiding Louisville d NaShNlIIe: Hhsh'
willie. Chattanooga - LOUIS tnarits'
ton & Western carolina: Lou sNlIir:
Hcndar son & ~. Louis. ana 'ieorela ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
cxeAP SPoRrS.

Deprived nr beer and h:ttcrs. by
laws they don't admire. some p"eH-
ish. snrAhrad critters, kick Ike
huuS. hfirc. They any with pr"hi-
httiun our country bound to roach
the depths Of dark dcnnition.
whari hfihhlrd h"w-wows screen.
They should forget tn" bilterS;
'twouId Do more safe aud sane {"
ralI With cheerful twlttcrs tn
water wngUTl'a rri%n. Their thirst
they're merely nursing when they
drnnune. the luck. and sped the
dry days uursing Tho drouih that's
run nmuek. IL lik" Il frequent
roddy" I heard one sport remark:
Il used 81 look quit" Saudy when
NJ up auer durk hut since lhat
Yrnt ~ ended. think OF other
things. and am f"cliHg splendid,
and happy NJ two king" N"x
Pupuli has EpoH"n. aud. though u
makes YOU sore. old I'"oz"'s spec
tnr'4 broken for ever. "r"rmnr". W"
zoe tn good sport reading the
willing On the wall. behold him
hIi,hIy speeding to sem" cool water
fall Tho cheap sport. Crouch"
bsskar. SAYS all MS rights ar" gone,
and hunts some punk DootleSscr
who has 4 dsrnl john.
BY George Matthew Adam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

W. burrows. l.:i Ida street. cincin::iti:
g. Elmer Macarthur. l24 state stro'''
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Bronze medals were awarded in ever!
insttn"c except q. Elmer Macarthur IN"
Albert -. Peterson. who received siiF'r
m.Lals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

ConSrcxs wants to confer citizenship
on Indians horn in this country. This
IL the least America can do for our only
native race, especially after they gave
such splendid proof Of loyalty during
tho war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

We are progressing in this era Of pro-
hibitton. Formerly it took a man sever
a. years 10 drink himself to death Now
i, is being done in a day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

Tho French have advanced IN their
ABC from C-lemenccau to D-cschanel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22
OLDHAM PROPOSES CONSOLIDATION OF
AMERICAN RAILROADS INTO "A SYSTEMS

Under the Oldham plan, con-
solidattng the railroads OF the
United States into fourteen COM
petitive systems. the situation
In the wheeling district would
remain unchanged. with both the
Baltimore a. Ohio and Pcnnsyl-
vania serving. In West Viz
ginia, the 4. & o. would acquire
tho Chesapeake 6 Ohio and Nor
folk & Western. thus dominating
the states transportation lines
with the exception Of tho few
miles controlled by the Penny
sylvania. tho Western Maryland.
assigned to the New York Cen
trail group, and the NirGinlan.
which docs not appear to he as
signed TO any OF the fourteen
proposed systems. Tho fact that
Rockefellers arc reported lining
IN the Western Maryland. Wheel
INK & Lake Eric and other roads
in which they have 4 Controll-
ms interest in a new trunk line
system does not appear TO he
considered by Mr.. Oldham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

"WNirh Your St'p" il Il iinc slogan
- h" observed in buvinS shoes. SAYS the
l'n""N Stn'ea rnhl'r Tiealih Service. Get
them LARGE enough. built on sensible
lives md MOST OF vVur uorna and bunious
will di.Apptar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

National Thrift Wsek-Sta.t aeank
account to-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-22

Rock Island Missouri Partfi" Sr'tcm
The chirag". Rock Island y Pacific.
with 'h' Chicago. Roots Island * Gulf:
Miss"uri PI"IIir, WITH the 50. Louis &
Iron Murntarm: nrnVCr e. RIO ';rpudr
with ~" Western Pacific. III l'aNo &
Southern: TrXaS rAr'f'". and chicago.
rrurIa & 81. Louis; total rIil.ag", 90
%9a. earnings per mile. S9.""t.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says WslOTa Lady. "As To WhA
CArdui Has Done For Me, So
A To Help 0lhsrA"

Wsioga. W. Va.-Mrs. S. W. Oladwen,
II this Town. says. when shout IS yean
Of age. ! suffered greatly -. Sometimes
would 20 q month Of two. and had
terrible headache, backache. and bearing
down pains. and would Just drag and
had no appetite. Thea . u would last
1.-TWO weeks. and was 80 weakening,
and my health was awful.
Ny mother bought me . bottle Of
cardui. and I began TO improve after
zking the first bottle. 80 kept Il up til
aook three - gained. and wsa well
and strong, and ! owe Il all 10 Cardul.
am married now snd have 3 children
=. Have never had 10 have . doctor ioi
female trouble. and Just resort 10 cafdul
4 need q tonic am glad 10 testify 10
shat II has done Tor me. 90 as to helr
others"
II you are nervous or weak, have head
tches, back1ches. OF any Of the Other
llments so common TO women. why nol
give cafdui a tisl7 Recommended By
many physicians. In use over 40 years
Begin taking Card. today. II maj
~ ~ very w.dicine you aeed.
Nc-Is
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
SUFFERED TEN YEARS
FROM INDIGESTION
Trouble Gone, Appetite Strong,
and Eats Anything With
out Distress.

~ had . ease of eat.rrh and indigestion.
q Ton years standihe. had been irea,ei
b. the best msdical men In MichiFEu. When
! commented taking Miits Emnlsion. I was
In bed. ! improved 30 fast that ! Kept the
neirhbofa wondering. AN nos 10 and
uorking every day. Ny csaAi h gone. My
appetite 10 great. and I tan eat snything
without hartlne neil. ID. Lovelse. Rock
fsra. Mica.
Iadirsa,Ion Is seldom cured ~ hsipius
ths stomach digest food, DiEesiiyes. Ike
physic p.is. ususiiy make slaves Of ths
,tomach and bowels.
silks Emulsion Il = pleasant. n%uiritlgs
food aud q corrective medicine. II restores
healthy. natural bowel Ection. doing sway
with al need of pills and physics, II pro.
netes appstlte and quickly pats tho digestive
organs IN .haps 10 assimiiate food. A. =
lion q strongly recommended 70 those whom
sickness has weakened. and L. q powerful
aid IN resisfnr and repairing the Effects 81
wasting disesses Chronic stomach iFuuhla
snd constipation are promptly relieved
usually 10 one day u produces remarkable
results In colds. coughs and bronchial asthma
This 10 the only solid emulsion made. sud
~ palsiahie that u "a eHten with q spoon
hks ies erram. Truly wonderful for weak.
sisily children.
No matter bow severe your ease. you are
urged 20 ~ Ailks Emulsion nnder this guar
antee-Take As bottles home with Jon. uss
II according 10 directions aud N not salts
hst With the results. your money will b.
promptly refunded. Price oOc and $3.50
per bottle. Ths Mnks Emulsion Co. Terrc
Haute. lad. Sold hy druggists even where.
Guaranteed BY Highland Pharmacy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08


and beachca Labor hlsh. rpef snd
eoanf' demanding 81 per day. HAY
being shipped ~ car lots a. tIt Der
ION. cold winter and late spring has
been hard on an stock. No rrasa
started About 80 per cent lamb rTeu.
Hat MiutEl@Nauees not good TO-
hieh attitudes IiuH hay led this
winter. and considerable carricd over
tHis rrfiuA'
FROST. Wheat. corn. oats and onions
per munth and hoari. HiEh winds
and dfy weather dnmnHed winter
whrat Ranges IN fair condition. but
Grasr rpiliuE short. A. result SOME
losses Of stock nom poisonous weed.
Calf and lamb crop good.
SiERRA=Frull and early crops
mostly KILLED bS frost. Ranaes short.
bot In fair condition. some loHscu
from loro, mi April blizzard. calf
and lamb crop good.
socORno-f ruil mostly killed by
frost. Month sely cold. Livestock
wintered we'll Some losses from
black lea.
TAOS il6 winter. Stock IN GooL
shape. Considerable moisture Tor
month Of April. and crops looking
good.
MISUNDERSTANDING planted yet
but eats and spring wheat. Sons
damage done TO winter wheat b
vino. Good prospects for big bean
srrcage.
ESiON-No planting IN April. Very
cotd month damages frult Wind and
dy weather damaged winter wheat.
Labor supply short and demanding 81
to s. per day. Corn. milo. cane and
beans for sale by farmers. but low
figures being offered. Estimated
shipped or 10 be shipped from last
seasons CROP 1000 cars corn. 200
milo, SOC broom corD and 70 OF
beans. Ranges and livestock IN Eoud
condition. but April blizzard caused
some Iossrs. Cali crop good. Lamb
ing starts in May. some cattle losses
from loco.
VAI.ENcIA-Frui. crop practically
all killed ex2epf a few apples, By
fFost Month very cold and all crops
backward. chile and corn being
planted. Plenty OF labor az ti.b0 to
~ per day. County shipped f2S ears
alfalfa and vega hay last canon
Rain. snow and cold. windy weather
caused severe LOSSES In some iambins
camps.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

TUE HOUSE or B~ALrAzAIS by
". 2. Locke a novel.
N-tYpieally Interesting Locke story. John
naltalas a mathematician. shuts himself oh
from the ~afid - going 10 China. For ~
1ears Ne asule- seeing The nirl With whom
BE- haa fallen N luvrs Tie also mitses know.
inr about fis wife deasS and the hifth -
nis son Returaing TO EnElssd. he aee.-ae.
himself With hls Chinese ser1~-t Hnd rufil
"a q country place and knnwa nothing 81 ~
uef antli ne fruits 81 bis iang schoiarshif
are destrayed By a German neFepiane. Tho
shock which this intellectual receives upon
Binding 0ermany turned into q munster de-.
void Of any feeling "a interesting. OF ruurse
fFther and son eventually meet. and the
iahier,s love affair terminates happily
a. l.. A.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
NEW BOOKS
AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY

ENA. hg Hrrfvanl C~arrinrton.
Ia author points ont that rsysh.rai se
search Aas. ln thr last fsa decade. made "a,
ianfp prrfrrsa than any ether hran-h ol
ifafnlnt IN : similar refind 81 time and that
10 VIA 81 The fact that acIfntinc rtfrhiral
rrtnaFrl = not ytf 80 years old and thai
May ~ it rheunmena arr Alrcadr accepted
~ The 'urfhrduk' science. the lnnunnrr u
Inetlhfd that much more Important aud tir
nlnrant results will b. iourihfomlne iu ~
next few deradrA. hesidfs diving nc nruarni
status u ne scltnff With IT, infrat aeanisl'
Hon In krnwloiGn and mfthnd. the object u
~ hook a 90 answer the question OF what
sse arr thesc phrnouenn. even " trnc.
Pant onf deals with the relation ~ nsyshl.
cal pnsnqmene 90 evolution. Jay cholnEy. b.
uluEY sad ethicsi uar fau With rtrrn- ~
periinenlt ara theorirs part THREE with ~
cent rrsearctrk in crystal gazing and crystal
sisiea' p RID
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

Dnctor Hess stock Tonic Ia cOn-
diuOn powdcrl. IL contains blood
buiidciS. tOnlcs. lnNntives aud wogna
cNpcilefS. Aids digestion, mnker sinck
healthy. small slxe. soc; medium. Ooc.
Delivered any part of the city. Plgnue
te-E. W. IRE. eta Wet Lead Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08

The return 10 normal conditions In
France h. going ON 50 rapidly hat
100000 inhabitants Of the f.1OO.OnO
who during the war occupied the de-
Yastatcd areas have returned TO their
homes and viii have the region under
cultivation MIlhlm q Nnmr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-05-08
PRISONERS wIiI HErsr
RAISE Tfrl.IR MEALS

LOUlsVilI.E-1ircd Of paying sls
a barrel for rpuds FOR his visitors.
Jnilcr James Barr. OF the jefferson
county jail. Intends TO raise 'em him
self this year Hes going to use pris-
oners to tii nearby farms on the
Hnnru .F-.-rf.