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Evening journal., 1921-01-01
THE NEW YEAR

CTARTING the new year means to each one
- of us expressed silent resolutions-a of
which have behind them our loftier ideals
Let one of these resolutions be Identification
with church and the purpose to give the nhe-
rent religious impulses of our nature fuller play
A good way to start 1921 is TO go to the o'clock
Vesper Service at Westminster on Sunday
The Rev. DR.. c. l.. Candee has selected
particularly appropriate New Years subject;
Acquiring Weath-Right and Wrong Ways and
his address should help you in facing the practic-
al problems about which you are naturally think
ing at this season.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
CLUB r JOINING

n IL have too many organizations. There n no dspuhng the fact
w Albuquerque IS no exception. The trend so organize for every
y thing and anything is prevalent to che point o. mania There
are some types Of orgsnikations. however, that are needed. These
The New Mexico Ansomabae club, which holds It's annual meeting to-
night in the Chamber Il Commerce is IN the necessary classic auto
mobile owners. u is statewide in its scope. moderate in lis dues aud
practical in IL purposes. II has reached q far progress IN organ
ization and has demonstrated It's possibilities for usefulness.
II n announced that the meeting tonight will determine the fate
OF this organization Whether II will be continued or permitted TO
dissolve. Col y. X, b. Sellers, who organized il, has worked faith
fully and unselhshly to put II on a permanent basis Without evil
dcnee Of the desire Of automobile owners TO maintain il he will not
be encouraged 10 carry ON.
This encouragement should be provided by Albuquerque owners
Of motor ears; because 81 the good that can he accomplished. The
right kind Of support for the organization here and now Will permit
is speedy spread throughout the state.
A statewide automobile association can accomplish three main.
results:
! Il can and will encourage tourist travel. In every state
where such an organization Is functioning properly tourist travel in
rrcases. The presence Of such an organization lends q sense of Sc
euriiy TO the motor tourist, both as to the safety Of his property. the
condition Of the roads and the assistance in information that almost
every tourist needs.
9 1t provides an organized means Of suppression of car steal
ing aid machinery for quick recovery Of stolen cars 8s well Us pro-
lection for the rights Of motorists in q general way.
3. II should prove the utmost usefulness IN encouraging not
only a wise program Of highway building, but a systematic plan "
highway maintenance and adequate provision for il by the authori
ties. The activity Of the New Mexico Automobile club was probably
the determining influence IN the success Of the recent s2.000O00 high
way bond issue. Some taxpayers still insist that that bond issue was
a financial mistake for the state. II will not prove to be a mistake il
the roads built with the money are properly maintained, and this
maintenance a welLorranized body Of automobile owners can secure
A very reasonable amount Of support and encouragement right
now win put this organization on the way 20 permanently and success
FIJI operation. II worth the attention Of every automobile owner in
Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
OUR ANTIDELUvIAN ANCESTORS

RECENTLY q sand dredge in the river above Niagara Falls brought
IN up a tooth three feet long and q foot thick. II had been part of
:" the equipment Of some prehistoric animal Scientists are trying
Il. recover the rest Of the remains. They want to map and chart its
dimensions.
An animal with a tooth as big as a suitcase must have made life
very interesting for prehistoric sightseers around the falls Com
pared with him the peris Of the modern tourist are fnsfpid; unless he
happens 20 be trying TO bring something with him over the bridge.
Scientists of the fraternity now digging for the appurtenances
Of the oversize tooth are fond Of stating in dictie fashion that we
have no problems now except the ones we create by our own stupid
hy.' Our antidelavian ancestors, they say. took the shock Of mans
battle 70 conquer nature" and passed along the result as their gift
fous.
IL Is quite true, as the large tooth reminds US, that pre-Mayhower
pioneers paved the way for IS by clearing the brush Of menacing
monsters with threefoot teeth. In doing il, however. they inevitably
acquired an assortment Of more or less savage instincts not all of
which have been wholly eradicated in the intervening struggle TO
eliminate nature. We NO longer have threefoot teeth to battle with,
but we are still confronted from time to time with tangible evidence
OF the desire to bite each other.
In another 1900 years maybe another sand dredge viii bring up
a relief Of that desire and scientists will search eagerly for the dispo-
kiton TO which II belonged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
ADVENTURES OF THE TWINS
What.Kip Did
By OLIVE ROBEkrs BART0l
STORY NUMBER ei2

Land ~ Underneath are an magical
Ant Sou ro,iidn't dig up enough SHIN
ing color 10 dye n fniry'a eyc-iash
without magic ahovels.'
And what happened asked
Nancy. 'Nhy can't You get the
shovela out OF the cupboard !"
Because Kip stole my KEY" an
swercd PIN PIN sinking his hend.
flea taken Il and rneaked off to
the 0nome village through the So
cret passage. His name should be
skin instead of KIP"
Then what shall w do7' asked
Nancy. who was Ftlll curious.
That's lust IT, said PIN PIN II
don't know"
suddenly Nick had an idea. why
we have our magic Green Shoes, Mr.
PIN PINT We can wish ourselves
'nto the unomc village ana find kip
and get the key"
Mr. PIN PIN Enlightened ~ docs
seem like q good plan" he nodded,
- pose you o
CTo be continued.
Copyright. 1921. NEA sorvlcc)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

A. last AIR. PIN PIN ntopned in
'front.' Of a doorway v which were
the wards rrhe Enrnanled CUPS
board
'rhia Il where I Keep the wpnder-
Ni shoveis that the Magical Mush-
told you about. my dcara. With
these shovclr you can dig a thousand
times AZ na a. you could With or
binary onca. and In a very short
time. IL We q them. we would have
enough alitterinx cplors aug out OF
my mines 20 dye All the Christmas
|toya In the world. Over there W the
mlnc of golden-glftter bryond that Ia
the miue uf ssivdr-shcen. ncros from
thnt Ia found the green-Rlow and on
evond ls where We get the blazing
blue. Ruby-rcd ind sapphire. shine
are alao popular coiurs Tor Christmas
IVA aud we have "A wonderful lot OF
them"
DO we have Ia have the onchant-
81 shovels9'' asked Dick. I'm q fine
digIrer.~
'lThnt may he" answered PIN PIN
shaking his head. "but u wouldn't
heip any here. Those mines la the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

and ! am selling these coupons az one
dollar each. They NJ issued by "a
photographed ana entitlc you 90 "a
credit nf that mou when you go
10 him TO have photographs taken
! asked him, why DO you ton me
that YOU ave been in prifon''
Uo could % give me "a very good
answer
said. "You want something more
than au honest mans chance
This surprised him. and ho said.
'fhvro are not many things which
"a man usJt out of prison can do.
/ said. "That may ba true and this
may Dec oue OF tho things Dee can do
and uu honorable one. Dr. Fo. and the
coupon is worth the dollar. he need
feel up shame Boa selling 10 for "a DOT
Tar But IL the coupon b. really
worth the money DE has no need to
ten That ho has been In prison"
] said. Il should not have asked
you about your past For the pur-
pose OF this business transaction IL
matters not to me what you have
been. The poopl" who buy coupons
from you want an honest dollars
worth. that ls all 1 advise you
never 10 tell any m that you nave
been In prison
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
DIR. FRITZ KREISLER

lkka usIc is being recognized as an effective medicine - SAYS Frt,
Uni KreIler, the famous violinist, who has just returned from a
- record breaking tour Of Europe.
In an article in the December Mentor magazine, Kreisler says
that scientists are IL sestigaiing the curative possibilities Of melody
for about two years-so ! know a little about medical science. / do
not think II h unseentifc 20 say that, in certain instances, music can
effectively be used as a healing agency.
Recently a case was brought 10 my notice. A young lady was
sick with a high fever in her home in one Of the western states. The
doctor home was far away, and be could not be summoned readily.
A friend asked the mother 20 give her daughter a music cure y
certain record was played on the photograph a few times. The young
lady 5 tempesature came down. a young woman suffering from
sleeping scircss was awakened by a viounst when other means
failed.
IL Fritxs docfor daddy was strictly ethical this line Of fragrant
pressagenting Of a new line Of medicine must be causing him 20 turn
rcSlessly in his grave. But science is science, and we pass ON.
Music IS medicine was known TO the ancient Egyptians, Hindus,
and Christians, Krekler says, and calls attention to is use in sooth-
ing the insane.
Following are some interesting things about music from Krers-
ler's ardcies
His nusiealy trained ear enabled him to tell with astonishing
ACCURACY che range OF the gun from the sound Of a passing shell dur
ing the Wal.
Mnsfs has a curious effect upon animals. Horses are fond Of the
dnfet while drums and trumpet cause them 70 rear and plunge
TIE dread cobra Of India loses its menace al the sound OF the
snake ehafmers peculiar pipe. Animals ~ the New York Geological
mark did not like jazz music the monkeys in particular went wild
with anguish az the baah OF the saxophonc.
ge power Of music has been the theme Of legend and story since
the Beginning Of time, Kfeisler says. The Greeks told how Orpheus
Charmed Che animals with his playing and drew the soul Of his be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Owen Sees Salvation for Europe in a
Branch of Federal Reserve Bank

ting the government liabilities. Thor
productive power remains. What
they need 10 o sound currency on
which their Manufacturers and mer-
chants can predicate their contracts.
a sound currency can be given them.
4. =. Rank for Europe
For example. German currency. at
present ie0 billions OF marks worth
80 Of 4 cent apiece. l. worth IN gold
$3.50, 900 600.
Regardless OF yhe paper money
issues OF Germany or os any other
European government. the federal
reserve bank system could be extend
cd BY establishing in Europe u fej-
eral reserve foreign bank with $500.
coo. zoe gold taken from our surplus
idle gold In America and having the
federal reserve bank issue federal re-
serve notes with n gold reserve OF
20 per cent. backed with short-timo
bills endorsed By responsible banks
and secured by staple marketable
commodities up 10 100 per cent OF
such notes.
his would provide Europe with a
possible $1,000. O00, 900 OF gold cur
rency. The United States could FUR
Their strengthen this bank by proyid-
inE that the European countries
should pay the Interest on the obli-
gationa due tho United States into
this bank TO DC used in further H.
nancinE Europe ana supplying This
currency.
No Real CompctltIon
These notes could he made redeem -
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
Just Out of Prison
By DIR. WILLIAM E. BARTON

He viii not take my advice. That
prison story BE- worth money to him.
Men tell me that who hhvc never
been in prison. bat who just ought
a. be Their" They want than
AN honest mans chance.
Now. I have visited e. good many
prisons. and they are sad places aud
in general I thtnk do more harm
than good; but ! have known very
fcw men who were sent TO prison
a. a penalty FOR being good Afost
men who are there richly deserve Il
and when they set out they dcsery"
just as good an opportunity to res
form ms can safely be given them,
II is hard enough FOR a man TO keep
up who has never a. down and
% b. hard Tor % man who has been
down 10 get up. And ! ~ a. help
mon up. Bot ] do not like TO ,eo
any man capitalize his uwn unwurth-
mess And prisoners arc not The
only people who do b..
pnld thv dollar for the coupon.
I will present b 60 any one who
want 90 photograph OF himself 7
have other coupouf purChurcd from
other people who wanted 90 frw MN
ut,H of my time aud incidentally. "a
dollar OF my money.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

to b. carried hy buckrtsiul from
various diatancss, depending upon
where the pump was located Then
the water had 10 be heated ana finally
the tiny tub.
There was no eXhilaratiun in such
baths FOR they were a duty that must
Ice performed While such conditions
-flll exist In many rural communities
modern conyenienccs have almost
done away with them.
Most physicians arr agreed that
daily bathing is one 0f tho important
demands of health. Especially Is uhe
daily bath necessary FOR those who
| toll an day In "a factory. mill or mine
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

able In gold only when redemption
iu gold was called for hv the mem
bsr banks permitted 10 tranfact bus
mess with this federal reserve bank.
Gresham's law would not apply IL
such "A special gold dollar currency
because there would hc no real som
1 ctition between his currency nnd
the deprecated pounnn. francs lire
marks or ruhles, The m~anufnctur
ers and merchants OF Europe imme'
diately would be given a sound med
ium Of exchange.
European Industry would spring
into new life to h cry great advan'
tage OF Europe and America Europe
would be assisted In a rapid restort'
lon of ia productive powers and 10
able 10 repay America In due season
every dollar that Europe owes and
without any impairment Of the self
respect 81 k.uropean nations.
| think America should be willing
to make q lower rate OF interest 81
the amount due by Europe than th'
high rates at present prevailing. u
two years the normal rate uf inter.
cst on credits will undoubtedly CONF
back to where "a was before the wa
approximately Q per cent.
And the United states would 10
Justified In agreeing that the indcht.
edncss OF Europe should bear th'
same rates OF interest which sound
government securities VIII carry az
ter suchrn adjustment exhibits itself
Europe Would Ala
The European governments, be.
licy". would welcome such a%ssistnu'"
would eyioud every facility u co
operation to make ~ effective
An international conference Tor th'
purpose OF establishing stability To-
tho financial system Of Europe oughI
o. be- held at once The Harding nd.
miuistrution would do itself grcpI
credit by accomplishing This result
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
ESSIONS OF
MOVIE STAR
oHAPTER XxxLx-Jinmy Saves me From Flames

Rose did not leave until she had
handed me her latest troye OF studio
gossip.
IAN the girls are doing up their
hair as you do yours" she announced
That's "A test Of you popularity.
honey It's well 20 be popular now
a-dRys. and TO be able e prOys .
The movie thcaters are closing In lots
OF towns. Henry snys the producing
end r. slowing down In consequence
But NJ long az you ear keep The fms
doing up their coinures like yours,
youn find your fob. Your eat when
some OF US are starving.
"How-starvlng2'
III you ask me- never saye n
penny! Neither does Henry
l was sympathetic but minus n
vocabulary 10 IA the situation, !
was thinking how grateful / ought
to be to Mothordenr, who had adj
vlsed a certain budget for me. From
tho beginning OF nv contract. "a cer-
tain fixed portion Of my salary had
gone INTO my savings account every
lnayday
Rose know il appeared.
"H nn be AZ right, honey. even II
3 don't work for q year. Your
Motherdenr has "a long head. We all
know that. Henry says the boys
were talking about ID the other day.
They snid she must have Scotch an
~costors"
Whom do o mean by tho
boys'T'
9coleridrc and CiHsy" Rose low
| cred her voice. 'Honev-let an old
woman advise you. When a man
Ike Cissy sheldon gets sentimental.
so a little slow dcarie! Go a ittly
| slowf"
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loved Eurydice from Hades, and Of the Sirens that lured sailors TO
th2ir doom with song. The Lorelei maidcn on O rock above the Rhine
is a German version of the Siren story.
kreiser does not believe that there is such a thing az "had
music. when music can be called bad he writes. 1T ceases to be
|musIa'
From which we may conclude that like many drugs a LOT of mu-
scal medicine isn't f
Also musical therapeutics as practiced by Kreilcr is one thing
land as applied by a neighb0rng photograph, is something else again.
II S perhaps undispnted that music hath power to soothe the aavage
beast. II has also come 10 be recognized that there is music calculated
to create savagery in the meekest bosom, which is stll sufficiently
Ientrenehed to defy Or. hreHer charge OF being mprofess.onal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

remedy - not aNNtil-
able now because
European countries
have not gold and
their production H.
below normal.
The balance OF
trade in our favor.
which means com
modify balances. II n
very small factor. but
the depreciation cf
European currency
~ the overwhelming
controlling factor.
This Is perfectly OBJ
vious ana H. made
manifest by the
published exchange
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possible that Cissy or any other man
would make love 20 mo because /
had "a handsome savings account
MY bad day ended worse than II
began.
a fire set was to be shot. Mother
dear came TO the studios as usual
when "a scene Is dangerous.
That day something went wrong
with the current which runs the draft
fans. / wac supposed to be sur
rounded by flames and II turned out
that I actually was. The draft
through which I was supposed 30
cNit failed 10 m-ateriali2e. Mother
dear, from her point OF view failed
90 see ms danger.
4 little flame caught one corner
Of my chiffon neeligee. A thrill OF
terror shook me. Tho doctor. un-
aware OF what had happened. cried:
'Bicn' Bien"'
Aud then Dick rushed through the
flames and I ran into his arms cry
ing.
Jimmy! Jimmvi'
Whom / regained consciousness. !
was IN my dressing room. said
Nothcrdcar:
Your hair wasn't sinRcd "a partial.
little Elrl. There isn't a red spot on
you. ! must thank tho now man"
Tho new mani" Motherdear had
not recognized Jimmy in his make
up.
HE throw his coat over your head
and shoulders 10 wont home WIKI
his arm b~andaged"
Thcu we wcpt together. The most
experienced movie stars are badly
scurchUd. once In n while, when they
plny with fire.
90 IAc Contimuod-l
copyright. 1921, NEA Sorvlce1
Pig'n Whistle candies. Iint chnco-
intc. Ents. Sweets. Dancing
f.Il.w.. H..
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eau pee clearly q remedy for this
condhion in Europe.
The European people are not
bankrupt Their material Industrial
and moral values remain in spite Of
the embarrassment Of European gov
ernments and deprecated currency
and bonds
But the European people own thcse
bonds and currency as assets offset
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
rNnM nrnlNr ,rErINGs.

ILWNIN- y VI Doc N-IUF00
communities are scheduled TO hold
Farm Bureau meetings prior TO the
annual meeting Of the Farm Bureau
OF Curry county to be held in Clovis
Dec. II. Grady will have its meeting
ON the 9Th. Pleasant siill or the
10Th and Bollyiew on the 18TH OF the
month
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We minutes ago
as 7 was sittlng
here writing a
IN u Il
tuitted VIVA ash
ed FOR "a few min
utcs OF my time.
That rs u poor
way Ia begin. for
before ! give away
any 81 my time J
like "a know what
/ am giving IL FOR
lilo said. ~ am
just out OF prison,
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, ~ + years ago.
when our parents
were children. II
was quite the ac-
ceptcd custom to
take n Saturday
night bath This,
remember. was he
fore modern con-
v%enicnces and COM
forts made bathing
a delight rather
than o duty, In
those days as "A
rule, the water had
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
by ROBERT l.. OWEN
United states Senator from Okla
hOmn

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Internd-
tional exchange can be corrected
Before the war fluctuation OF ok
change corrected itself when u
reached the gold shIpping point. This
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09
HERALD WANT Ap TAKERs

Are thoroughly trained adj writer's.
If You so desire, they will gladly
assist you in wording your adj.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-09

Pig'n Whistle candles. Hot chnco-
lntc, Eut-. sweets Dancing
College Inn.
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SAX USlC IS being recognized as an eheetIve mcdicine, saws Fritz
INN Kreisler, the famous violnist, who has just returned from a
W record breaking tour Of Europe.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-11
ALWAYS A CHANCE

filmed
D. melodrama
the movies
requires
the North
being
cow
$4,000 taken out Griffith gets that sum
i t doesn't snowh eavi
1t will bet any
thing. taking side
II
policy accidentally
breaking teeth.
apple Iloyd protects
policy against tornado
him He had
he might low
given
paid a policy written
based the mathematical
probabilities the bank at Monte Carlo
working chances thing will
sc
despair s..
always at least one
o a
failure
against
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-11
Circulation"

Reputation" the newest Universal
Jewel super feature, starring Priscilla
Dean and starting tonight through
Saturday at the Central theatre and
Sunday and Monday at the Eagle thea
tire, is heralded as a dramatic thunder
bolt of tremendous power. Afetr her
two recent successes, The Virgin of
Stamboul'' and Outside the Law"
Universal realized it would require a
photoplay of extraordinary strength
to complete the dramatic trinity.
From all accounts, Reputation" not
only proves its right to follow the
first two, but many reviewers have
declared it to be by far the most pow
erful drama projected on the screen
in many months.
The most interesting feature OF
Reputation" is the fact that it per-
mits Priscilla Dean to play dual
role-a mother and daughter-bOth
possessing marked histronic genius,
but differing in every other character
istic The mother is a woman who
has violated social code and sunk to
moral depths in inverse ratio to her
rise in fame and popularity. The
daughter, on the other hand, raised in
a country asylum, blooms like a violet
in a swamp, and grows up to pure and
charming young womanhOod The
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1921-11-11
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EzIzzSZYlY3ll
Dangerous Curve Ahead"


1t is not always a temperamental
star who halts production on a motion
picture. Sometimes it is merely an
ordinary bit of household furnishing,
as Tor instance the table-cloth seen in
the Noxon dining room in Dangerous
Curve Ahead" a Rupert Hughes story
produced by Goldwyn, coming to the
Lyric theatre for days, Wednesday
and Thursday.
In this case, however, while being
in the table cloth class, it was ordi-
nary, as an individual table cloth it
was decidedly not ordinary, having
cost the Goldwyn Art Department ex-
actly two thousand dollars. When
the stage was dressed for the dining
room scene in this delightfully."- human
Hughes comedy, the director, e. Ma
son Hopper, decided that the table
covering was not sufficiently elegant
to correspond with the other appoint
ments of the dining-rQom.
1t took Goldwyn buyers two days Of
searching in San Francisco and Los
Angeles to find the exquisite cloth of
cut work linen and filet which is seen
in this picture.