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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
TO ERECT TRESTLB
AS COKE cONVEYOR

RI T. Connolly. repre- an;irg Tho
Annapolis Public Utilities company
which has erected new Ras tank and
made other improvements fe its niani
near the yards OF the Short Line Rail
road, has asked permission Of the Cits
Council to erect trestle works
across ST. Johns street from the plan,
TO lot on me rear casRnus OF 81
Johns College.
such trestIe is needed 70 convey
coke that comes from the ovens OF he
gas plant. lot for the Sloiing Of the
coke having boon rented from The
authorities Of st. Johns College Tho
Council has referred the matter to the
public property committee TO inquire
into the details in connection With the
matter.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
Z MOVIE THEATRES
To Be BUILT FOR
COLORED PATRONS
Business Firm OF Norfolk Pur-
chases Property. A, Northwest
And Calvert Streets, And Will
Expend Over $4,000 On
Amusement Enterprise
MORRIS LEGUM ALSO
HAS ASKED PERMIT

Coiored residents oi The city are to
lie amply provided for in The amuse
moni line, BY Nay ii moving pictures
eccording 10 pian- which became
known today DETAILS are Nell lndcr
Wy for the erection q one -s5asic,
loase. am aGotl.er IS projected both
u lie in tae western section q ths
city
Ore Of tne theatres. for wni6l all
plans have heen eonsummated Is ID be
erected n the northeast corner Of
Northwest ana calvert st.tcts Jack
Lips hin and Mary .-ipschin, his wife
trading as he J NJ. I. Amusement
Company. have purchased (he prop
erty at that location. iar many wears
occupied as hiscksmiih,s shop by
Willia,l II Felameyef and owned hy
him The l0 has q frontage Of 40
feet on Calyeri street and Il depth af
20 feet IN Nurthwesi street MI
I.ipschin Is 4 snecessfdl fltsine.s. man
OF Norfolk
Application Tor building permit
for the erection ~ tie theatre Was
favoraiiy reported to the CITY Coun.
ell last night through the committee
ON publ, property. and the permit
was formally issucd tuiay. The APP
pli.atlo sets forth that the building
will be one Story high, With diinen
sions of IS by r. feet RI will be of
Eoilpa tie construction. or brick. a"d
.hsolutsly fireproof The eaterpris
viii represent an outlay Of apprGxim-
.stely $4,000, including the lo;
Ground for the erection Of the build
ing viii he broken at once. it Is
understood
Morris I.egum we!l-known abou;
Annapolis, is backing The other pro-
posed moving picture theatre air
Legmp has applied for building per-
mir. aRd while favorable action has
been taken by the committee. the per-
nit has not been issued.
MI Legum's plans il is said. are &
construct theatre on lot on Wash
ingfon street. near Clay street. lie
has had the matter under considera-
tioa for some time. Il Is said "Details
Of his plans. concerning the characto
Of building and when work xiii BE-
started, could pot be ascertaned to-
day az Mr. Iegnin vas In Baltimore
on a business trip
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
TO FRAME OLD CHARTER
FOR PRESENTATIONS

Since Mrs f A. Case assumed thss
duties Of clerk TO the Mayer and City
Council several wteks ago sne has
uncovered copy or an original grant
Of an old charter of Annapolis, date o.
l7Os. The copy was becoming much
defaccd through the fact that II had
been left carelessls ABOUT far a mum
her Of years. At the sugges' ion 'af the
new clerk, The document Is 10 b,
framed for preservation. To this end
Alderman Smith. Of the meeting OF the
Council last night. offered an order
carrying IN appropriation Of neees
safy funlls 20 purchase franc. Re
fore action was taken on the order,
Alderrlan Mcrready offered 20 sic.ais,
a frame. This WAS accepted.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
MOVE PARSONAGE
NEARLY QUARTER NILE

Tie parsonage Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church Of Waterbury, in
the second district. which Is being re-
moved from it's former site 10 q more
eligible location. has nearly reached
its point of destination
The house which contains twelve
rooms, Is being meved nearly 3 quar-
ter Of mile. The original site was
not agreeable TO the congregation "a
the removal was determined up0u.
Benjamin sWstkins. contractor. was
selected to accomplish the aifsicals
project. About three weeks ago Mr.
Williams began the work with efglit
men. and alnpioYed enc horse only
The route from northeast to south
west 70 the new curaiIge of the par
sonage was along the 'pahiic road over
the folds and back again The
change has been accomplished 20 sar
without accident. anl ID another proof
Of the skillIul agdxens that are to be
found In this section
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
s.P. c. A. To GIVE
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
ON MARCH TWELF Eth
Circle Playhouse To Be Scene OF
The society's Forthcoming
Venture Before The Foot
lights Is First Effort In Over
Two Years
SMART SET TO SHINE
IN DRAMATIC ROLES

After an interval OF two years the
annapolis Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty TO Animals is again going to
Stage a theatrical performance for the
benefit of The society whose current
expenses are by no means covered by
the annual dues
To make mp the amount necessary 10
keep il going the committee on imam
ccs had been in the habit OF giving
some sor, Of theatrical production an
nually until The burning OF the c0lon-
ial Theatre robbed the town Of it's
only suitable stage
Two years ago the society gave It's
when various queens Of the movie
world were shown TO an admiring
public This was such financial sue
coss that II was not necessary TO raise
any extra funds last year. Hut now
that Annapolis is the proud possessor
of that bijon home of the drama. the
Circle Playhouse. the s, F. G. A. is
once more coming into the limelight
with theatrical venture, which is to
be given at the play house on the af-
ternoon and evening OF March 18th
There is fortunately great deal
OF talent TO choose from in the ranks
of society this winter; some stars who
lad their early dramatic training in
other S. p. G. a. productions under
the leadership OF K H ,Donayin. the
original Masquerader. dear to navy
hearts as Patsy" Others. whose bud
ding talent il to be given its frs:
fcanainnea on Page 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
TWO BIG STEAMERS
FOR FRISCO ON WHAT
MAY DEVELOP RACE
f.ss The .assn.iated rresa. J


BALTIMORE. MD. Feb Is. Tac
Pacific mail steamships Golden State
and the Isawkeye State. two of the
latest examples of the American ship
building craft. left al one D. M. to-
day on their maiden voyages. both
bound for san Francisco. All talk Of
a race was deprecated by the officials
of the respective companies, but II is
no secret that the rivalry is keen and
il was not denied that both sides we're
watching the ships With much inter-
est. Both steamers had full cabins
and some cargo for Pacific ports, and
interest was runnirg high among
their passengers as 10 the first 10 ar
rive in San Francisco
Ill is reported that thousands Of dol
lars have been wagsred on The results
The sailing of the two ships marked
tho beginning of the new type Of ships
being built for the Shipping Board
fleet They are representative OF the
535-foot class. of which sixteen are
being constructed in Atlantic Coast
shipyards. With the seven liners oi
the 522-foot class built for the Ship
ping Board. they form The only pas
senger liners in the Boards trelnend-
Gus feet.
The Golden State was built al NeS
port Sows and the Hawkeye State al
sparrows Point. They are Of 25.lG7
tons displacement and are twin screw
oil burning vessels. with designed
sea speed of seventeen miles per hour
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
VIOLENCE WILL NOT
SOLVE IRISH PROBLEM
trs, The .As.oclatea rress.l

LONDON. Feb. 15 Violence will not
solve the Irish problem, King George
declared today in speech from the
throne to 10th houses Of Parliament
in opening the session.
THE situation in ireland still
causes me distress A misguided por-
ton of Irish people persist in per-
retrating criminal acts which they
suppose will lead to the independents
of ireland.
T'hey cannot attain their object In
this way.s'
The kings speech was brief, but
toached on numerous government
problems,
he expressed himself as fayorahiy
inclined toward trade treaty with
Soviet Russia.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
DRAW LINE ON USE OF
FIRE co. TELEPHONES

Determined TO put stop to the
proniscuous use OF the telephones in
the quarters OF the three volunteer
fire department for making long dis
tance calls. the Mayor and City coun-
ell in session last night. passed an
order. directing that notice he sen;
to the management OF the Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone Company not
ID accept any toll calls from these
phones. in the future. II seems thai
there haTe Z been unauthorized In
stances Of using these telephones BY
parties unknown to the officials. and
the city is called upon 10 foot" the
bill.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
.FOREsEE DANCER
To WATER MAINS
Council Adopts Resolutions Re.
lative To Grading Hill For
National Defense Highway

Fereseeing possible danger ta the
mains leading from the Anna polls
Water Works into the city. Iii the
plans Of the State Roads Commission
for grading the hill near the water
works. IN connection with the National
Defense Highway. the City Council.
III session last nighi. adopted d reso-
lutinn calling on the Commission to
take necessary precaulion I'm the pro-
iecled work. and to furnish the Coun-
cil with additional information per-
iaihing thereto. Tie resolution which
fully explains the situation. follows
Whereas The grading OF hill
for the National Defense Highway
will expose the mains OF the An
papolis Water Company. causing
not only an expense 10 the Anna
polls Water Company for lower
ins the mains al that point but
likewise becoming Il menace to
the public health and safety Or
our citizens III confronting them
with water famine during the
interim necessary for said work,
and
Whereas, The Mayor. Counselor
and Aldermen OF the City of An
napois hy their action have given
10 The State Roads Commission
right 81 way through their prop
erty for the purpose of said
Whereas. Il is plainly visible TO
our citizens. the serious condition
that confronts them in the imme-
dia:e future.
Therefore, BE Il Resolved. That
the Mayor Counselor and Alder
men OF the City OF annapolis. in
session assembled this fourteenth
dry OF February. 1921. do here
with request the State Roads
Commission 10 alter the grading
oi said hill at the annapolis
Water Works. SCI thai there may
l.e 1 covering OF al least "A inches
of dirt over the mains OF the An
uapolis Mater Company and be
/; further
Resolved That copy OF these
resolutions be sent 10 the Chair
nan of the State Roads Commits
sion with a formal request for ali
early report indicating their de-
cision upon this vital question
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
EIGHT KILLED WHEN TRAIN
WAS BOMBED AND RIFLER
ny The Aseoeiatea Press,

CORK. Feb. Is. Five male pas
sengers. one woman and TWO mem-
bars OF the Irish Republican army
were killed today when passenger
train carrying troops WAS ambnshed
near kinsale The train was bombed
and rified
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
Home From State Sanatoriurn

Clifton Collins. son OF George Col
lins Of near lglafarts Station. this
county. has returned home from the
state Sanatorium al Sabillasyille, and
Is now residing with relatives in this
city Mr.. Collins is much improved in
health and is being greeted by his
many friends.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
PLANNING FOR COLORED
Nj. e. CONFERENCE

A conference ol the cclored Method
ist Episcopal Churches NJ s5ais district
win be held Ia Annapolis during the
latter part Of March. Trustees and
members Of the congrt cation Of A.
LuTy Church. West street. already ara
making plans for the entertainment
and comfort OF the visiting ci.rgy. To
this end, William Fletcher. ,ne Of the
trustees Of the church appeared be
fore the City Council :ast night and
Fnmested permission to use the city
asses1bly rooms for an entertainment
end social for the visiting preachers.
The request VAS granted
ITEMnT .ER,S ICE CREAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
ALDERMAN ADAMS
rs CRITICALLY ILL

j. Albert Adams. eolcred city
aldermen from the Fourth Ward. is
critically i'll at his residence on cal-
vert street. and his friends are greatly
alarmed over bis condition Alder
man Adams has ioeen 10 failing health
Tor tAe last year or more. his condi-
tion preventing him frenn attending
many of the sessions Of the City coan-
cii, or attending 10 business affairs.
He is suffering from complication of
organic troubles
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
Hospital Board To Meet

The mid-monih meeting Of the Hos
pital Board will be held at the Ener
gency Hospital on Thursday. Fehru
ary is at 10 a. IN.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
Woman's Club

The regular monthly meeting Of the
WToman,s Club will be held on Feb.
ruary %
ITENDLER'S ICE CREAM
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
('elereIsl

CAREY : PARKER Alexande
Carey, Jr,, 81. St. Margaret's, Mar
garet Parker. II. Davidsony.lle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
interest
and
Interest

Dcpositors Of the Annapolis
Banking & Trust Company
enjoy interest Of two kinds.
One is the personal interest
which this institution takes
in its customers whether
their accounts be large or
small.
The other is the money in
terest which is paid on daily
balances lsubject to check
in excess Of $500 at the rate
Of
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15
Marriage Licenses

wIERSI.ADE-B BAKER William p
wierslade, 81. Camp Meade. Anne
Arundel county: Roxie c. Baker. ts.
st. Paul. Mimi
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-15

HENDLER'S ICE CREAM
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25

other matters concerned with tho
peace NEGOTIATIONS
However. other commits iuuvrs were,
bon ~, same boat according To- Lpus-
inr These wore white and Gcuur1.
rliss The two American commits
sjou,ta uu tho inside were Wilson and
House
"Evuu colonel Houses office staff
know more about what was going ON
than Z did Lansing explains, lie
says hp often was much embarrassed
when delegates of other nations not
of the Zig Five preached peace
touirs Zoo him ~ aid not kruw what
America peace program was. I lid
not know the president had Ouo
lansing insists that, 90 make the
league of nations possible. Wilson
surrendered tU Japan, ON the shan
'uur demands tu lt'lN. boo tho annex
alton of iho Nustriau-poupl,d pro-
vince boo On, Nlus. tu Great Britain bon
tho elimination uf tI' ,lf-do',rmiu.
alton principle. and go France ON the
military protection treaty and that
ho deserted the sW1ll nations and
helped tn make 900 "olirnr,hy of th,
Great l'uwrrs
In his 'ls,ru"ss tu make Tho
world sat, for democracy. says
Lansing, %, abandoned international
democracy and became the advocate
of International H~utugra,y"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
HEALTH OFFICER
OPENS DRIVE ON FLY
Inspector Notifies People
to Keep Premises
Sanitary

k..p clean aud avoid tn, flies
TN. Be the latest slogan uf the ciiy
h.tlr. d,por m,nt IN ! T. uoch.
''E cts and .ounty health officer.
I.- ~urpuuc'd that %, b. now masking
.tn uurt 20 nave 40 the restaurants.
TaumIuE houses and residents join Iu
90 general movement Go avoid thD
coming ul the rs
Hi- Inspector. Louis Ctlrp a. nov
making tu inspection Of sanitary CON
,iifiuus ul th, business and residential
"I-tIIDfS Al r.t tnurat keepers. luu-
,.It aud uth'I business men are h'.
Ing notified 90 Keep covers uu their
garbage cans
IN, yards uf residents are now be-
iur inspected hN Nj. COR, and 900
many care. residents ur, asked how
tnu, tID Ii-uus.ur u' their rtrhJp'
Tuu-' Who have containers ar, told,
Dds, the r|r-tturln. keeper, L. keep
cover. 90 them
This Is 20 move has mas never been
~N-t.uatictlly undertaken iu tho city
.ud .s one which Nh. bo,nory hopes
vl1 ku,p ~, city tru,I from ti,-
tnsn b. hu- been iu former years tie
BE- a-kInr tn4t ,ho public ~D'-upyr't,
with him
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
By CHARLES ". ELIOT.
President. Emeritus, Harvard University.

Unemployment cannot no prevented except hy rcduc-
don ut prices. Increase of output. and reduction Of
Wng,s for skilled and uusklled labor In mines. factories,
railroads. steamships. farms and machine shops
Rents cannot h, lowered ur existing huldiuEa kept
in repair uuI,s Irrr, reductions ot wages arc made Iu
all building trades
Tho prices of foods and fuels cannot rD lowered
comprohcusivp)y and permanently without large rcduo-
lions OF wage.
tn, domestic and fur,izu mark ri Tor American prod
cots cannot hr restored auu Wt,ut. lined uulea. managers
and th,ir Workmru cooperate BOO putting an cut to-
going slow and to ptyuE for ums in which no work
lis done.
Inifurrf. Of wages per hour ana per trade is waste
Jul and unjust E,IuriuE hours At cmplof meut Per
week 4HI. pl.In, u.r wages i NO. IN'mcly,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
B0RAX KING PUTS
ON A COMEBACK
Finds Mountain of Cole
mantle and Recoups
Fortune

' SAN fkANtlSfO. AinrUh lr.-
Francis Marion Smith, picturesque
western financial leader, On, time
known us thp "BuraN King" D. back
pu his thrunc. his san Francisco
friends -ay. having recently purDhas-
"a o. nrWl, discovered Nevada noun
tain Of ,ul'manito, which is the base
for boraN.
~ the ape ct se~vontv-two his as
Suciatcs assrrt. N" man who nut
Death valley on IA, map has como
buck. after suffering financial re-
v,rpsos iu railroad. and real estate,
and again controls IA" greater part
OF the cHrth's bornN production.
smiths new mountain contains. nc-
,urding 90 experts ou' OF the largest
d.puyits NJ ,uicmapitc known. ~ is
4omr 5000 feet an l,ngth and Iuts.
from three To nV, hundred feet above
the r~urroundirp Nevada hill coun-.
Try.
Tho deposit g. In the wild Muddy
Mountain country ct CLARK county
Nevada. "a little NOR, than eighteen
miles from the main line of q rail-
road running between salt axe city
uuG Los Angeles. \ y ut trutk vii.
poe built tu the mine.
smith was told Of the mountain by
two ptuspc,tors, George u Hart
man and Francis Marion Lowell who
~NlNHNAf'fN lIt u'ltb~llN uflu -Hf
1921 uupr searching FOR minerals Tor
several months Tho estimated there
were SOC. UON uuS uf the ore iu sight.
Knowing OF smiths experience in
hnndliur huraN claims the prusuvp-
tors induced him tu make % trim To-
fhu find \ short personal iuvosticn-
ton convinced Smith that IA, hor1N
was There. 500 without further DELAY
,ho drew l contract on % rough piece uf
ape and arranged tor payment Of
$4,000 iu clos. the deal
Smith h1s turned tho property over
Go % chemical company ct which ~, e.
pr' den and will begin shipments at
once. tn" ore viii hc truckcd a. the
railroad tur 60 time
SmIthp first discovery of buruN
waH made fUIfv-uiuu Years ago at
Tc,l' Marsh S,ytda Since then he
hns developed % into 10 great COM
m'r,inl industry. o. Dr. said That Dor
ak BE- put 10 NOR, han $50 uses.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
Be PRETTY! TURN
GRAY HAIR DARK
IuuL Young NobpdN can tell " YOU
u-r G~randnIoihcr'> simple recipe
uT sage Tea and sulphur.

N.most ,|t,fNou. knows that Sage
TEN and sulphur. prup'rly r1m
pounded urIug back tur natural
.uIpr lud lustry 10 the hair whom
faded. Htroskyd or gray Year ago
tNr oul, way Co get this miNiurc was
Iu mak, Dr. af home, which ts muH-F
iUH troublesome NOWADAYS Boz
I.I|H. af auN drug store fur .MN'tA.
sts, tud sulphur compouud yoN
vII| s,t 90 large Yttlc of ms ipmuut
uIH recipe improved By the addition
uI other INGREDIENTS, az a small cost,
Don't #far gray Try a. No one
.tu po.sIlI. tcli that q darkered
Nuur hulI aa N duos II 80 naturally
.ul .l,uII You dnmpcn "a sponge
ar soft brush with n and draw thus
through your hair, taking onr small
strand at 70 time. hy morning the
gray hair disappears and after am
other application or two, vour hair
becomes hrn Iufully dark glossy and
attractive
Wteth's Ster and sulphur Com
pound b q delightful toilet rrguiut'
Tor those who dosiro dark hair aud
% Youthful appearance. ~ II not IN
tended for The cure mitigation or
prevention at disease
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
BN BILLY 81 NDAN.
~Ianuua Evangelist

am mot an expert economist but my position gives
opportunity to gather tho views Of the people ON most
public questions, including that OF present uncmploy-
mutt
] believe % remedy 10 Hc IN the development Of our
COMMERCIAL relations with South America W have
heretofore confined ourselves too much o. Europc alone,
That VIII also includ, th, Development or tho merchant
marine The movement back TO the farm must Ec ou-
outraged. And There must be- q reduction loo the price
Of labor, but no more of "a reduction than is equivalent
10 the reduction in tho cost Of raw material The first
BE- not fair without the latter.
This seems to Zoe one Of the most selfish AGES Coz
human history There isn't enough Of the give and take
spirit Everybody wants TO take; nobody wants % give.
Capital can't hog 1t all; nor can labor hog II am.
n the world would live Tho Golden Rule. "Whatso-
EVER yc would that mon should do To- YOU do vc even
90 TO them wars. tho basic cause of an this trouble.
would Doe unknown. capital and labor would shake
hands. civic and domestic relations would return to
normal, the dcv1 would bee iu the hospital with both
aycs out and he'll would be for rent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
Two Killed, IL Hurt
In Tennessee Tornado

wet, Killed, uu. fatally injured
ud in |s,riuusly injured 100 e. tornado
which started ut Berlin a village 30
miles west eft L'wishurr. late y'strt-
day aud swept uurth,iatwtrd across
Marshall county Tor o. miles.
Twelve residences aud barns were
blown away, many other rcsidvt ccs
w,.. slishtly dumurcl, much timber
was destroyed ana tho railway station
900 Amos. was torn down
Ton freight cars were blown OF thu
Iuui8Vill' ~ Nashville track at Nu,s
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25

Captain Olaf r. ~Jorlyns'n, SAINT.
Captain Desmond j. Farrell, Albu-
4urIGu,
Fir-t Lieutenant Everett T.. Moore.
Santa Fv.
Captain Iguyul a.. TIu.N santa Fc.
Robert y BOYLE. Santa IU.
David knapp. Santa &c.,.
John a. Lowe. Santa l,.
Edward f.. Stafford santa Pc.
Joseph "a Toulouse. Albuquerque. '
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25

Don't wish you could find = Job Find H.
Don't wish sou could rent your apart.
ment-Reut 10.
Don't wish y0u could sell your .,u,s-
Sell H.
HOWL
Wy using tho hsrald', Cls,sifrd Culamu.
'h'he dan' Phone ga5
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
INsNNE NsNl,M rRlsrlI-

SANTA re March MiH Gil
bert Gucrin, of Fast L1- Vega, has
resigned os n mumh,r cot thr board %
trustees uf the asylum lor tho insane.
East LAS Vegas Governor Muuhru
has accepted o.. RESIGNATION ana 1p-
pointed Nrs. Catherine D,s M1r.,s.
uf san Miguel county, 90 hIl the va
tuuuN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-25
How Can Good Times Be Restored?
Nine Nationally Known Figures Tell

What is the remedy for present Unemployment in American
What can be done to prevent its reuruw2
these are uuwNns The Evening Herald put up 10 nationally known American men and womc
presenting all walks Of life.
AI IM~ mHm