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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
SOuTIIw FSTI9RN MEN
or SCIENCE.


American Men Of Science" tho
third edition lust from press has
reached tho museum library. n m
um"rHtes almost ton thousand men
who have distinguished themselves
In research cork ana scientific pur-
suits tu % United States. Tho south
west is quite well represented iu the
vo umo. Santa Fc having three namcl
IN the book. to wit: Honorable Frank
Springer, president Of the managing
hoard OF tho schuul Of American ITO
search Dr. Edglr l. UDwott. the di
rertrr Of the school ana the museum.
and Dr. SylyHnus q Morley. formerly
concerted with tine school ANA muse
um hut nov an associate Of the car
ucgio institution Mr. Morley iH civ
en- q star ~ one of the one thousand
leading men Of science in this ruuu-
toy, and one Of twenty leading names
tu the science Of s~uthropologv The
| volume has a. very interesting dis
,g9ton hy the editor and compiler.
j M'k"ou 'Htt"Il Whirh uuHlyyrt
the origin, h%rreduy aud Performance
os OF families of American mpn of
science. II iH NJ ntcrrHt tu note.
for Instance. that t2G p"r cen Of
Our loHdiug scientific men are for
'iEu bonn. re- per cent are native
hotn but ~ foreign born ~pHrcntago.
-"' % N' poo" ."' ''' 'nH
born parent There iH 90 rrDIt differ
once iu the different u~1tiunautlcs.
Tho" born in Great Britain CON
tribute o.. per cent Oh tho pupula -
ton and 80 pcr cen 90 our gcicn-
the mon GcfnnuN contributes 81
per e. NJ To tho population. and : .
per cent tu ~" scientific men. Rus
slim "a per cent Co IN" population,
and 8 pcr cent tu the %Hicutihc men,
ltuly 10 per cent TO the population.
aud I per rent to the scientific mon
br tatfoll figures that N costs poI.
hnps hnlf r. million dollars ~ pro.
duco p man competent Co advance
srirurr md that his value 10 % ma.
ton u fHr greater llc SAYS I'VE
have paid fut tho education OF some
la0. uuU physicians fp obtain 40 most
l,OOO who are competent to- tdvnuc.
medical srlpuDu The a|yINi,pH OF TN.
thousand ARE ~pApbnh.N worth ~
much as Those uf nll the othrrs com.
hiu"d'' lie continues further.
Those m American %puront1rc are
oi average Htanging those ct Britlsl
%purentngu nro below ana those nj
German p]aroutngo ara above the nv.
Cragc. Those uf other n%ntionuiitio.
are slightly above the average Amoni
the leading hundred men NJ science
sryon atu OF Jewish families The jew
Hh r1D thuH appears 90 show uiprr
ior intellectual ability. Tho diffur
pur.s lu the Other u~u'iuuHlti,a am
races are O." small ~ Co Indicate urac
teal %cuuhllty. The slight ]suporIurit.
Of tho Germans is due Go several mo
who have come Co this country TO f0
scientific positions hair Of whom ar
Of Jewish descent"
! In pror }rtion 10 thsir population
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
1By MACE ROBE

bN AtisE ROHE
MpNTI'EiI.O ~ J.. July ~
Perfect love understands and for
gives do not cundono my WIFE
SIN hut I wish her wen"
The speaker was CLARK uurvos
pastor ot the Holiness gurppi Mis-.
80 here. The wife wns Mira Dur
yea, rs, who = fow days ago took tho
two pufycH children aud clopod with
Earl Vornoy, r. 2~7-yonr.nid noirhbot.
! talked with puryen at q rcviynl
meeting he WIS hoiding at Beacon.
y V. Voices OF his followers were
hfied behind him IN prayer and ox-
hortntipn M "" u ikod.
Tho couple iH doomed 20 more
irksome bonds than any I could i'm
pose" Hgid The pastor. lie stood. a
pathetic figure. against the sustain
ing background Of his praying foi-
lu@'rss.
Two Opinions
Of the mission say that
Duryea's action charaoteriycS him IL,
a grsat forgivinE aprtt. Others any
The former New YORK department
store clerk. now leader of the uolinos.
brotherhood, Is Just a weak. sick man.
whose powers ~ resistance have hoof
numbed by phyaical and mental sur
fcrinr.
My wife didn't have any interest
In perfect love" said Durvoa. 'she
didn't care Tor spiritual but FOR ma.
tcrlal things.
Il was sick. and since my little fund
NJ money dlsnppearcd-spcnt ON ~
operation for hvr last ycar-she ha.
been nervous aud her nervousness,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

santa Clara. Mrs. Wilson va I'm
charge OF several research expeditions
to the Otowi % miles west Of Santa
Fe. during recent years. The bureau
OF education " tho department Of
thr interior has Just published "a mon
ugraph on the educational work of
tho Commercial museum OF rhiladel-
phiB. the growth Of which IL mainly
due to the Initiative aud vision " Mr..
Wilson. The museum "a maintained by
contributions from the municipal
funds OF Philadelphia m from APP
propriauous by In state OF F%ennsyl-
Vanip. To which are added suhHcrip-
tons from manufacturers ana m'r-
chants throughout the United States
The Museum has two distinct depart
menta. that of exhibits and n foreign
trade bureau.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
CITY TO HAVE
BIG DELEGATION AT
ROAD MEETING
Reports Are That All
Cities Will Be Well
Represented

Albuquerque VIII have n large re-
presentation at tio road meeting ia
he held Ia the Rata thcatar In San
tn Fc on July 81. The Chamber OF
commerce Of Santa Fe Tool the In
itiatlve In calling the meeting after
II had been ruEEeatcd by the Las We
a Chamber OF Commernc.
The meeting will not b. confined
to discussion Of conditions along tho
highway from Ration 10 Albuquerque,
but delegates from All over the state
viii be present. aud AL roads In the
state viii be considered.
The object Is to make rs-commcnda-
lions ami 60 get Immediate action.
According to officials OF the New
Mexico Auto club tho state has funds
that should he put into Immediate
use In improving highways.
The state chamber Of commerce.
the New Mexico Auto club. the Ma
tional Park TO PARK Highway aKso-
citation. and d state highway com
mission have been especially invited
to send a. many delegates rs pos.
sible, GOV. NJ O. Mcchcm has aiso
been invited TO attend the conference.
Tho state auto club sent cut letters
today to all Of It's representatives IN
different cities and towns of the
state. naming the delegate each Is
to send. This organization alone cv-
poets 10 have 80 delegates present.
who know conditions In every oornsr
of the state,
Albuquerque win be represented hy
u. *. H. SELLERS. ~ 49, watkins. ! J.
dc Prnisiin, A. q simma sidney NJ
We'll. r. a. hernandez aud probably
several othora who Wal be named by
the state auto club later.
The citios which viii be represented
are Albuquerque, Ration. Las Vegas.
Santa Re old taguna, TucumcRri,
portalos H%ernsli.lu. Bclen, pcming.
Datil, BluewRtor Clovis. Hiiishuro.
Hot Springs. rnrriyuzp clayton. Iamy,
Gaiisieo silver City Aztec. Farming
ton. Chama. Watruun. Cucrvo. Rowe
-Shoeriakcr. pednnpu. springer. Wog-
on Mound. East Las Vegas. Des
Moines. los Lunsa. Sorurru. MaEda-
lena. san Mnrcinl and Gage
II was largely duo TO agitation Of
the New Mexico Auto club that the
meeting was originally suggested hy
Las Vegas and Mr SELLERS states that
he ts EoiuE 40 de- al that h" can "a
make the mceiiug % OTIS success and
TO get action from a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Matrimony Course
For Chicago Schools,
Urged by Judge

CHICAGO. July ga course
in matrimony should he a part OF
the curriculum In every Chicago
high school, Judge Harry a.
Lewis OF the superior court, told
Edwin $. Davis. president Of the
board OF education In an open let
ter today.
The number OF cases wherein
children have contracted mar
riagc without ever having been
Informed OF the magnitude Of their
obligations appear so often that ]
want 10 see some way OF overcom-
ing this danger IN the coming
generation" Judge Lewis wrote.
In a ten months term In court.
Judge Lewis has heard more than
1000 divorce cases.
Instruction In the science OF
matrimony could take the place
Of social affairs now ON school
programs. he said.
we cannot correct the damage
already done the Judge wrote,
but we eau start now 20 educate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
.FRECKLEFACE
sun and Wind Bring out Ugly Spots
How Ia nm Easily.

Here's a chance, Miss Freddie face,
to try q remedy for frcrkles with tho
guarantee Of u reliable concern that
u viii not cost YOU 1 penny unless
H. removes tho frcrkIrg. while " n
does give you y clear complexion the
expense les trifling.
Simply got an ounce Of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
aud a few applications should show
YOU how easy It is 10 I'D yourself OF
tho homely rrccltlea aud get a beau
tful complexion. Rarely Va moro
than ono ounce needed for tho worst
case.
the double strength Othinc as this
strongth is sold under guarantee OF
money back II Il fails to remove
froCkloE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

Have YOU wondered what rs caus-
Ing you TO feet so weak and tired
uric ncid. You have probably eaten
too much meat which has filled your
blood with uric acid. weakened vour
kidncya and caused that wearing
~hackache. the hcadachcH. dizziness
for serious trouble Tighten your
diet and use Doan'a Kidney Pills.
ThouE nds recommend them. Afk
your noighhorl
An Albuquerque case;
Mrs George Bum. South Arno
street. says: My kidneys were out
OF order. / had severo bRckaChcs and
felt run down and languid. Mornings
Il was an effort for me 20 do rny
work. Frequent headaches annoyed
me and my Kidneys didn't act right
I used poan'E Kidney Pills n they
stoure-l the haokaches and put my
kifnevH In good shane"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

came in and asked for some OF those
hollow book forms that we used to
use TO fiji out our book cases.
But we don't carry any Of thom,'
said the clerk. Nowadays son use
sectional book cases and get thcm
unit by unit according 10 the number
OF books you own"
Five got all the books I want
replied the man. but the trouble Is.
some Of them leak"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Two Women Seek
Divorce on Grounds
OF Non Support

Two suits for divorce were hlcd nj
the district court this morning, IN
which husbands arc charged with
failure to support their families.
Maud V. Gaiiontinc brought suit FOR
diyurrr from Lluncr.l"t tialloH'ine.
whr o. marrics at Las Cruces In
1873 Sh" claims that three DAYS af-
ter thcy were married. he Joined the
army. and received hts discharge last
wear. tut has faii,d to support her
Hinop that time She asks the court
to allow nor to use her maiden name
OF Maudp Vida Nelson.
iva ina Jackson filed a suit Tor di-
Nurcc from Curdia jackson whom
Hho states has not contributed &35 To-
N" support Ut her aud their W year
old child aiuCc 1890.
Louisville. Ky, Is the largest leaf
tobacco market Doc the world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
Legal EVIDENCE

Lawyer Oto hostile witness What
did he do
Witness Ito said
Lawyer CinterruptingD You mnst
not tell mo what he said. II is not
evidence. what did he do.
witness. Hc moved hts Hips IKE
this. aud " YOU were deaf aud knew
'%ip-readinE you would understand
what u mcaut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

the children 80 ms to protect the
next generation from the defects
in our social life OF today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

Dr. Edgar l. Howott, director Of
the Museum, and Lansing Bloom, ass
Eistuut director, returned from tho
Jcmcz camp on Monday afternoon,
Mr. Bloom with his family leaving
again on Tuesday Tor the upper Icmcz.
ENplutury rr~DuuuRisnnrcs Will he
made us tar wnHt ~ the Nacimicntos
and as far north na thc stinkinE lakes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

DR. LUCY LnngdOn Wilson, whose
husband "a the director OF the Com
mcrcinl museum OF Philadelphia, eX-
poets tu be- m New Mcxicu during
August aud Will take up residence
Tor the time being at the Pueblo VI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

Domosthcucs. the Crock orator,
practiccd talking to the waves with
pebbles In his mouth, 90 cure "A defect
In his speech.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22

'puNT' s'-rOR WISHING
npu't vi.h sou Cnutd uuu q lnn tlud u
Don't viah you could rent your apart.
mont Rent o.
Sell %.
Howl
Hy using tho Ilerald's Classified Columns
Phone sac,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-22
RosEmvALHs
GRocE-T0rE
HELe YOURSELF 70 SesE

Del Monte Peaches, No. 81 ...... Doc
Hesperian Sliced Pineapple, No. 2h. .,......... zoe
Gold Bar Sliced Peaches, No. 2ls.............3 sic
Old Monk Olive Oil in glass, 4ounce. ........ goo
Old Monk Olive Oil in glass, s-ounce. :. .......... 500
Old Monk Olive Oil in glass, l6-ounee. ........ .soc
Old Monk Olive Oil in tin, " pint. ............ sec
Old Monk Olive Oil in tin, pint. ............. .6oc
Old Monk Olive Oil in tin, quart ........... .s12s
Horlck's Matted Milk, soc size ..............3 sec
Horliek's Matted Milk, $1O0 size. e. ............ TIC
Horlickis Matted Milk, 1916 size. +. ........... $3.50
Sunshine Perfetto, SOC size, now ............... .2tc
Sunshine Cloyeflesf, SOC size now. .............. Gle
Sunshine %Brardywine, 9oc size, now. ...t... j.. ,2ie
GRADUATED Sugar, IS lbs. for. .$1.O0
New Potatoes. 8 lbs. for .... .25c
New Potatoes, 100 lbs. for. SITS
Armour's veribest Roast Beef, 20oz. can. 4. :. 300
Armour's veribest Roast Beef, 10 oz. can. =. ...... .21o
Armour's veribcst Veal Loaf, 7oz. can ......... .21c
Armour's Veribcst Corned Beef, 12.oz. can. $50. .2ic
Liberator Toilet Paper, 8 rolls fol-. .,.......... 25o
Double IS. e II" Stamps with All
Grocery Purchases Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Bank Acceptance
''Ft1aures'' Trading
To Be Inaugaarated
Further Broadening of Mar
ket i'm These Securities
Expected to Follow Adop.
tion of This Scheme
To be dated July 4. 1881.

A further broadening of the discount
market in bank aeceptances is ex~
pected to be one Of the results of steps
that have been taken to inaugurate
open market dealings in future bills
OF this character. Forward business in
acceptances has heretofore been car
ried on here is small way only, and
the arrangement to deal in futures
marks an important departure from
present methods.
The plan, as explsined by A. K. Sal
ONION, Of the firm Of Salomon Broth
ers g. Hutzler, who are leading the
movement to ipaugurate dealings in
acceptance futures, is expected TO en-
able Importers, exporters and other
users Of bank aeceptances to arrange
for the financing of transactions as
much as three months in advance of
the time when these transactions are
actually effected. In this way ner-
chants will be enabled, it IL stated, to
make definite plans for future busi-
ness, eliminating the risk of loss
which might occur before business
transaction is completed. The system
Of future dealings in acceptances has
long been practiced in London,
Under the new arrangement an ex-
porter who expects within thirty, sixty
or ninety days to receive a bank ac-
ceptance in payment for shipment to
customer may contract with the firm
to purchase the acceptance at q stated
rate of discount. Similar procedure
could be followed by importers who
raise 8unds for foreign payments by
discounting bank acceptances. With
regard TO the rate Of discount at which
these contracts will be made, it is ex-
oected that the "spPeadn batveen tho
spot rate end the future rate will be
determined by current money market
conditions. Generally speaking, it Is
believed the discount on future deliv-
cries will amount to about one-eiehth
Of per cent month. That is, if the
spot discount rate Is per cent the
xate for thirty-day contracts would be
67s; that for sixty days, 81 per cent,
and that SeF ninety days. 6as per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Widow Declines to Risk Her Sleep

Question: am e widow with very
modest Income and therefore must con
sleep over" l would therefore greatly
appreciate It IL you viii suggest what
you consider che best way to invest about
days with tho idea OF safety, with the
largest possible yield. / already hold she
following which, with one evident exoep-
tion, / have been teld are safe invest
ments: $4,000 New York Central stock
$1,000 Union Pacific preferred stock, $1,000
Northern Pacific Great Northern bond
eral mortgage, $4,000 commonwealth Ed
son first gold bond, $4,000 southern Bell
Telephone ,t tFse nSrss.ss SSS $lSSS N6niS Un9n
ern Pacific, $Tee Brooklyn Rapid Transit,
$3,7S guaranteed mortgage, about two
thirds OF the amount Ia Liberty bonds
And may ask your advice III regard TO
the following bonds held by friend who
Is q little troubled in regard to them
$1,000 Seaboard Air Line, series A, consol,
American Gas and Electric gold debenture,
bought Ct 1o2; $1,000 American Power
Would it be wise to dispose OF any
OF the above three at their present low
price and invest In something else -
Mga c. 81 D.
Answer--Ig you have no dependents
we would suggest that you consider
buying an annuity with your $4,000. In
that way you could get g. higher i'm
degree of safety, than you could in any
investment nf which you would leave
the principal to your heirs. We pre-
sumo that the Northern Pacific security
is one OF the Northern Pacific bonds,
Tor we would not, under present cir
cumstances, advise widow to hold
Northern Pacific common stock. To q
| lesser extent this is true Of New York
Central stock. The New York Central
has done remarkably we'll in the last
few years, but in recent months has
shown the effect of Increased costs,
just as all other Eastern railroads
have. We think that you can get q
high yield and reasonable degree Of
safety in foreign government bonds,
such as Kingdom of Denmark SIS and
Norway IS. We think that your friend
might wisely sell her Seaboard Air Line
Series A consolidated bonds, especially
| if she is inclined to worry. These
bends are secured by first mortgage
oa more than 400 miles of line, but the
Seaboard Air Line is one of the weak
railroad companies, and If railroad
conditions should fail to improve
within the next six month or a year
some of the weak roads might find
themselves in financial difficulty Even
we're the Seaboard Air Line to go into
receivers hands, however, we think
that in the long run the consolidated
mortgage bondholders would get bond
in exchange for their present holdings,
but the holders might temporarily be
deprived of interest. The other two
bonds held by your friend, we think,
are all right
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
The Days Bond Mark G {

The Tribune p'Tnts each day the ma
tu7tty dates Of all active bonds quoted
oa the Neso Yerts Stock Eechdn9e. The
retnrn or o bond to the ancestor depends
'tpon three factors; the yatc of interest
the. security bears, the market price
and the distance of the nataritg dGte.
To figure the precise yield on bond it
ss necessary to use yield tables, b1ts the
approximate yield can roughly be figured
out by the following formula: Divide
the closing q,otatson on bond into
The rate Of interest it pays, aAd the re-
suit Wiu be tho Gmnatal retarn. If the
bond IS selling bciow par you snast
oUotc also for the appreciation Of tho
principal To do this subtract tho mar
ket quotation from par, or 100, and di-
eide the remainder by the number Of
gears tbs bond has to ran boforo mo-
tst'ity. For eSample, If 9 per oeat
bond Is selling at 90 aud kas ten gears
to run, the dmnttal return eeitl be 6.ee
per cent. The difference bettoeen par
and the market price Will be 10 points,
sabtrocting 80 from to0. Dividi',o ten
points by ten gears, the Quottent svilJ be
I. This fyurs is TO be added to 6.66,
s9hich is the aantat return. and the re-
sult is T,66 per oeat, Wiu gita goa tho
0ppro Ssneete g3el9.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Answer-You have named six sscu-
differences in Argentine Bono,

Qnsstion-r would thank you to ADVICE
mo OF tho relative difference between the
500 s per cent bonds and the $1,000 por
cent honda of the Argentine Government,
due l946, Also kindly advise ms OF the
safety and security behind the Atlantic
Fruit Company per cent bonds. selling
at about 56.--H. Il. Y.
Answer-The Argentine Government
8 per cents, due 1916, are all equally
secure. The issue was offered in New
York, Paris, London and Berlin stimuli
taneously. Bonds of certain numbers
are listed on tho New York Stock Ex-
change. They are in pounds sterling.
Other bonds of the same Issue are
traded in the outside market at lower
prices. Make sure that the bonds Of
fered you are good delivery. AT
iantic Fruit per cent debentures, due
1884, are q direct obligation Of the
company, but are not secured by mort
gage. They were issued to build a
sugar mill in Cuba. In 1920 the net
earnings of the company were $685.
367, and interest charges were $8o5 ,226.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Firm of Hughes & Dier
Dissolved; Former Quits
SpsetGl ptapessA 10 TIE Tribune

PHILADELPHIA, May 10. - Hughes
g. Disr, stock, cotton end grain brok-
ers, with Offices at 1895 Walnut Street,
this city, and AZ New Street, New
York, dissolved partnership yesterday.
Henry D. Hughes Withdrew from the
firm. Following the dissolution an
nouncement it was learned the board
Of governors Of the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange had voted to Withdraw the
privileges Of the exchange from, Henry
p. Hughes. Mr.. Disr is not @ member
ef the exchange. DIR. Hughes was
elected 20 membership in 1899.
The New York Stock Exchsnge last
week ordered tho discontinusnce Of
service on the official quotation tickers
IN the various Offices naintained by
the firm, No reason was advanced for
that action. The Er1p did not have q
membership on tha New York ex~
change.
The New York Stock Exchange
sickey service and that OF the Con-
solidated Stock Exchange have been
withdrawn from the brokerage offices
Of J. 3. Clarke 6 Co., brokers st 80
Broadway, it was learned ycstcrG2y.
The film has a membership GA The
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Elderly Woman Requires Safety

Question: desire your opinion regarding
the following bonds and stock. DO you
think it would be advisable to substitute
others? am o woman along in years, and
high interest: Albany & susquehanna lst
Elevated Railroad per cent, Kings County
Elevated Railroad 4 per cent. Norfolk &
Western Railroad 4 per cent, American
Telephone & Telegraph 5 per cent. Adams
Express Co. per cent. Brooklyn City Rail
road 6 per cent, Lggett & Myers per
preferred, Reading LIST preferred, Allied
Chemical preferred, Baltimore & Ohio pre-
ferred.-Mrs e. J. N
Answer-The Brooklyn Union Ele-
waited, Che Kings County Elevated and
the Brooklyn City Railroad. while they
are all we'll secured, are not suitable
investments, in our opinion, for a
woman along in yeaYs who cares more
for safety OF principal than high in
terest. All of the other bonds are, In
our opinion, suitable for you. Of the
preferred stock, the Baltimore & Ohio
preferred and J. I. Case preferred are
not, in our opinion, as good as Ameri-
can Car & Foundry and United States
Steel preferred. In place of the three
traction bonds, we would suggest
United States Steel sinking fund 6s
due 1863, selling recently around 951a (;
the new Northern Pacifc-Great North
crn 61as, due 1886, being offered at 961a,
and Northwestern Bell Telephone first
mortgage rs due 1941, recently selling
around par.