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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
Men Who
Fight at Dance
Fined $40 Each

4 fight In tho dance hail at Alamc-
da last night resulted IN the arrest
Of Batazor Apodaca, Manuel san
chez, and Pablo Rodarte. by deputy
sheriff Nestor sena.
The three engaged In a fist fight.
the exact cause u which II unknown,
were arrested. and brought to old AL
buqucrque whore they spent the night
In the Jail. when they were taken
before Justice OF Peace u. Montoya
this morning charged with crimina.
assault they were nncd SO and costs
each.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
WHO'S HERE
Combs

william Roslington. Estancia.
r. J. Hcllweg, III Paso.
W. II. Scott and wife. Needles.
Frank Donnclly, Amarillo, Tex.
W. J. Wyatt. Mountainair.
Howard Payne, willard. y. NJ.
H.. \. Wood SocorrO.
q. n. Hemphlll ri Paso.
r. u. duncan. Santa. Fc.
-. u. Craig. Santa Re.
II. y. Brown. Las Vegas.
q. Powers, Schoilc. n. NJ.
Mrs. r. ID. Atkinson and Alice,
Magdalena.
J. j. White. Mountainair,
j $. Wilkinson and family. Denver.
q. G.. King. Santa Pc.
W. + klemp. Chicago.
/. T. G. shumaker. Trinidad.
@. ToIler. Trinidad.
\, Latud.r, Trinidad.
Peter J. Baca, Trinidad.
A, Marie kraemcr. knylor. $. ID.
Emma New. kaylor. $. ID.
W. NJ. GoWan. Trinidad.
J. J. Ireland and wife. buchanan.
W. Va.
Ed Wyatt, Roswell.
Elias wyatt. Roswell.
Leo Leader Gallup.
X. u. Railing. Gallup.
J. Mears. New York city.
W. 4. Miller, Philadelphia.
James Dwycr. Topeka. Kans.
STURGI3s
Julius Wctzlcr, Hoihrook, Ariz.
$, u. Pennington. Denver.
E. B Young. Cuba. y. NJ.
A n Ash, Palm Beach. Fla.
George Sickles. Socorro.
n. w. Fish, Los Angeles.
r.. r.. ora, Kansas City.
II. g. Herrera. New York city.
Antonio j. Luccru. New York CITY.
O. L. Johnson Jcmez Springs.
Thomas O.. Cruice. Bclcn.
MrH A. \. Thomas anu son. Mag
dalcna.
A q. Pickins. Bangkok. STA %.
e G.. Griftin Montroso. Colo.
z. Henry and family. Kansas
G. \, Baker. Trinidad.
W A Brunaugh and wife. Englc.
ALvARADo
@ IL Lynch. San Francisco.
Mrs Frank bodson, Dos Moiucs Ia.
W :. Sergeant. Santa Re.
Mrs stcrne. Taos.
Miss iootc. Taos.
lrina Ruth Henderson. Fort
Wayne. Ind.
~ t. logic santa FC.
w. o.. Conner Jr., Santa Fo.
& j. Birchfivld aud wife. Chicago.
H. D. Johnson M wife. San Iran.
cisco.
II. r Cawlins. Chicago.
\. T. Baker Portland, one.
O.. Wiser, III Paso. Tex.
J. IL Davis and family. TcAarkuna
Tex.
H. W. Rudolph. ~ puso.
L. N. fitzpatrick and wife. pasu.
dcnu. Calif.
II T., itothcrmcl. Denver
Mrs. Leslie blackburn. Magdalcna
q. l.. nm. Denver.
j. T., McAllcu. ~ Paso.
Frederick $ Tyrrcll. Chicago.
T. W, Thomas, Topeka. kaus.
Ira Ellison and wifc. New Yurl
City.
$. $. Riley. Colorado Springs.
J.. D. craig, Denver.
T.. H. Hot Los Angeles,
~ T.. Young, Santa fc.
Henry s. Prayer. Roswell
Pat ". Kelly, Potro. Mich.
u. H. Baca. Santa Re.
ii. A. ". Mallard. Denver.
Ernest j. Sibbaid, Boston.
Eleanor Newcomb, Las Cruces.
Joseph Pandonbush, WILLIAMSBURG
Pa,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
Employees Would
Share Deficit to Keep
Street Cars Running

DIES MONIES. Iowa. sept. g.
Street car service Ia pes Muines.
scheduled tor q shut down Of indcn-
mite length at midnight tonight may
bc avcrted. one hundred street car
mon mHsscd at the trades and labor
assembly this morning to act on q
plea that will be sent To Federal
judge wade asking car service b,
continued.
The car men, II was announced.
Will ask tho court 10 keep the ears
running thirty days AZ least. II thcr,
is u deficit in operation, the car men
Will make II az out of their wages
The wages are tu ~" proratod from
the remainder Of cash revenue after
other operating expenses are paid
under the plan submitted to Judg'
WADE.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
Two More Bursum
Clubs Organized
In the County

Joseph r. Gn'leEos has returned
from u trip in precincts "a and 10.
where he organized Bursum clubs. ~
u meeting at Chilli on Wednesday
night, so persons turned out and a
club was formed The club In pre-
rinct 10 was organized at Escobosa
Thursday morning when about SO
persons turned out.
At both places Mr. Gallegos re-
ports tho voters are enthusiastic for
senator Bursum and he SAYS the sens
ator will obtain a big majority In the
two precincts,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
lLIsGAI NOTICES
MAsTER's SALE.

W.
State Of New Mexico. sandoval County.
in the District Court
Orlando Garcia > Mora, b. Claude Huito,
biz guardian al htem. and Louis y. Gar
cha. ard Louis y Garcia. administrator Of
the cstAtc o. Mecca uarcia, deceased.
Plaintiffs.
vidaia Garcia de Perea. cxeeuiris Of tho
estate Of Adelaide Carols de Mora. d.
ceased NldalA Garcia de- Pcrea, DoloritAs
Mora de Romero, Antonio GuvvarA, Rosa
tarA. Rupertiia Gucyar Flurrneio Cue.
vura. Naclio Mariner. ar. Ahslina Mar
tlnet de Mora. Ramon Martinez Alfredo
Gonzales ana isodoro Mora,
Soeice q. hereby given tht by virtue Of 3
iecree Of partition ans sale granted and
cause and between the parties therein
named. on the 25th day Of June. 1921.
whereby the undersigned was appointed aud
designated 10 sell the premises hereinafter
described 81 public auction 10 the highest
bidder and 20 bring tho proceeds into court
for disposition aud distribution a. In said
Judgment provided ! tho undcfsigned. ape.
cial master In said judgment named, will
sell 40 public suction 90 tho highest bidder
at the front door 81 the Court House In
bcrnaltllo SaudoNal county. New Mexico,
o 80 o'clock a w., the following described
property. tuswitt
Three and a half yaras 81 land from the
mrin ditch 20 the Rio urande, bounded on
Rafael More On tue east by the Rio Grhndc.
and on the west by the main ditch.
Certain pieces 81 land situated In Sandn'
val County state Of New MsNico. which Is
described a. follows bounded on tho north
hy property Of Elias Martinez, on The south
hy property Of Guillrmo MarIueH ana
property Of lgnacip Gutierrez. on the rasl
hy the public road Hud on the west bl
the mHin public aerguia Of Sandoval, hrinl
about ~ saras Wide from north 70 south
another piece " land bounded m the nortl
hN uHUugFNW WN EufTnlr .nTflupu an fhi
south BY Honifario Csrrillo. On the cssi hl
tho main pnhlir acrauia IN SandoyAl. on tn
west BY the MrMillcn Grant being abou
iiT VAras wide from north to south
said sale to be for cash. free Of al lien.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
City Has No Fires
In 81 Days; Record
Month Says Chief

Tho city registered a perfect month
from fires IN august, according tn
the report OF Fire Chief william col
lister There was not a fire In the
city during the 81 days.
The fire CHIEF reports that only
five fires occurred during the month
and an oC these were outside the
city limits The toss from the fires
In tho county amounted only to s25.
There were five false alarms during
the month
The fire department reports that
II * the only time In years that the
city has gone a month without a
fire.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
About One Par
ticular Stoue

We boost Stewart
Stoves and Ranges be-
cause we believe them
to best suit the needs of
this territory. We have
had more success with
them than with any
other kind we've ever
sold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02

You will find 1t IN our CLASH.
led Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02

to sell at zee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02

You win find It In our Classi
hed Columns.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
THE RIO 0RANDE EASTERN RAILROAD
tOMfANA

with the endoncasnt thereon, a. pane ~.
peas Un iIe and Of record In the office
u the State Corporation Commission.
La Tsstlnony " hereof the state Corpo
ration Commission Of the State OF new hex
leo mas caused this certiiicete 10 be signed
" ia Chairman aud the seal Of said CON
missioa, to BE- affixed At the CITY Of SAINTS
be on this 9th Jay Of August a. -. 1921.
tsEALJ nUGH "A. WILLIAMS.
Inalunan
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
Come and See
Them

IF you will need a stove
this autumn or winter
come down and have
one laid away while
stocks are complete.
At any rate ask us for
the data of comparison
that prompts so many
people to insist upon
Stewart products.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02
They're Priced
Right

And they are priced
right. Just now we re-
ceived notice of a new
lower price on the fa-
nous Stewart Combi-
nation Ranges. Other
Stewart Stoves and
Ranges have already
been reduced.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-02

and lncumbranfss. and rorIsssieu 20 b
given thereundff November 4 1921.
Dnied this 10Th day ~ August. 1874.
PRANK .. wEsTERFfELD.
Special Master.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

INsISTENCE on pIaintiffTs taking
HIS tonic as usual
WHEN girl friend is in to dinner
AND one naturally
DESIRES to leave impression Of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
GAS RATES AFFECTED.

Officials OF the American Gas Association June
10th voiced strong opposition to that portion Of the
proposed tariff bill which places duty Of thirty-fve
barrel crude petroleum and cents
barrel fuel oil They stated that such duty would
further the living by increasing the price
of gas service TO the consumer.
Less than two years ago, said Oscar n Fogg.
Secretary Manager of the Association many gas
panies who members Of this Association not-
by the oil companies whose customers they had
been many years could be given
of continued and dependable supply OF gas oil a
petroleum disate largely used in the manufacture of
artificial CTS
the time that the depletion of the
oil supply of the becoming serious
exhaustion insofar the grades CT oil used
gas manufacture were concerned and many gas
panies experienced great difficulty and in
found impossible negotiate contracts for
oil the prohibitive unprecedented prices
that then prevailed
The gas industry consumes annually about twenty
four million barrels of gas oil and such tariff that
proposed would increase the price OF this essential
eral would add the living of thirty
million people who depend upon gas manufactured in
processes using Oil
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
INCREASE IN CHURCH ATTENDANCE.

Nearly 45,000,000 OF the los. 900 people In
the United States directly affiliated with
Of the several religious denominations Looking back
25 years it is that church membership in this
period has nearly doubled. while the population has in
creased but 65 per cent
freely predicted that the war would have the
effect Of increasing respect religion but growth
recorded in reports shows gradual
spectacular increase church utilization II may
be taken an index OF religious feeling. The did
emphasize spiritual values perhaps by doing
drove quite many into the OF materialism
once the tension released it made converts for
finer inner life of which membership a church is
one of many possible outward symbols.
The orgy Of materialism that Immediately followed
The war--not overlooking the materialism that
manifest during itprobably is today great
for the essentials of religion any could be
vsed And this materalism, exhibited in eating
drinking spending. competing in display with ones
neighbors, and in general emphasis the exterior
rather than the interior values the elimination
Of long years of just such false~deals of fe-deals
that found their natural and inevitable outlet In
clash involving the whole world But every
poison has antidote the antidote for
being formed while effects poison seemed
At its height. The antidote life
which recognizes with lip service only but with
conviction towering daily, life, that spirit is
eternal the things of the spirit
ally above all that matter in its several guises
wealth and power and position offer
But the essentials of religion are limited to
church creed dogma. II is natural, how
infer that while many spiritual y-mnded men
and women for reasons their own remain outside
church goodly number Of those within there be-
they realize. either dimly clearly, that the
fundamentals of religion offer the only possible
ills civilization which the past has rather
overstressed the triumphs OF science invention and
other material agencies the immortal factors in v
ing Increasing church attendance within these linn
its, is encouraging sign.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
The-PaSSimg- Shoe

SPEAKING OF silver Innings
WE are glad we didn't have to go
TO Jersey City as special
CORRESPONDENT 70 cover the
fight and
HAVE the headliner on ehe
PAPER back home say all in two
COLUMNS wide by three inches
ALL that We tried to say in
TWO full columns.
HE is always talking about buying
HER machine after they
ARE married and she reads all the
AUTO ads but the only machine she
gets
is one on which she has to make
HER own clothes.
WE often wonder in cur
LAUNDERING way how girl
WHO wears georgette blouse. a
veil
A hair net and perforated
HOSIERY keeps from getting
ALL tangled up in the meshes.
WE ran into lot of girls
AND lot Of cantaloupes
AND they both looked good on the
OUTSIDE, but We hope the girls
WERE better inwardly than the
cantaloupes-
Pile L. s. has shortage Of $4,000
doctors
AND beer hasn't even
BEEN legalized yet.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?
-What Is the meanIng al Auatral

what is the meaning Of Austral-
asia2
2-How big is Australia?
3-What island is known as the
saiIcr's grave?
What state is bounded on the
north and east by the Mason Dixon
lipe7
5-What what foreign country does
Maryland compare in size?
6-How many judges are there in
the supreme court Of the United?
I'm what war was the Monitor
first used?
s-what do all acids contain?
s-Did Adam have other sons than
Cain and Abel9
1o-Who was Adonis?
Anwers to Saturdays Questions.
What is the third from the asst
sya,able Of word called?? Aks-The
antepenult.
2-What is primary accent? Ans
1t is the syllable oVAshich the most
stress is placed.
3-Into how many classes are horses
divided Ans-Three. They are the
draft. coach and driving.
What are the finest PARTICLES OF
soil called? Ans.-ClaS.
5-H4w is the water distributed
Ans.-By the winds
6-What popularity of the internal
organs of a horse distinguishes him
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

WE notice that when the
LITTLE girls are playing the ssaans
KNOWN as Mother and the usually
PRESENT little boy happens to be
UNAVAILABLE or out of favor at
the
SPECIAL momeDt- they say:
ION lets not have any special
father
AND we guess this is pretty
CLOSE to the advanced feministic
principle.
THE man who has a lot of money
KNOWS how to take
CARE of it but it is far
DIFFERENT with the man
WHO has only little money
DIR own ground for divorce for me
day.
open
from other quadrupeds? Ans.-The
horse has no gall bladder
How many letters are there in the
Spanish alphabet? Ans-Twenty-
seven.
s-What Ave things are necessary for
plant growth? Ans.-Plant .fogd
moisture. air heat and light.
s-What form OF simple machine is
nut cracker Ans-It is a lever Of
the second class
1o--1f a tree should fall in the forest
where there is no ear to hear would it
produce a noise? Scientists say no.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE.

hot in the sky shons Saturday morn
ing the polished hoods OF two cars-cars with past
Throngs Of spectators looked the quiet machines
trying imagine the through which they had
passed-the inherent power chained by the law for
bidding them the Of the open road the roaring
and the wild chase through Gordon Of watchful
policemen and booze agents
You have guessed correctly-they are booze cars.
Bold bad booze runners-mounts with past. 1t isn't
bad however. They have a promising future. Sat
uHday they auctoned of in front of the Federal
Building to the highest bidder 1t be that these
have for them quiet life until the junk
takes them into his It be that the short
respite their labors is only rest for the work
to Perhaps the ramping raring, rip snortng
chase the road will theirs again dayit all
depends Standing at the curb they seemed to be
dreaming Of a warm plenty of oil and a
They seemed repent the crimes of a
misspen life. and long for chance forget and atone
the service of nice respectable business
fessionaI You tell, though, that these
have been bad actors
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

THE UKELELE skirt described a long fringe
Of ribbons the latest thing annoy the seaside
style whose jurisdiction only
bathing suits and the garment is for water
wear. One doesn't know whether pity envy the
Blind these days.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

TROTZKY IS predicting that Great Britain and
the nited States viii be in 924. Fortunately,
Trotzky has failed qualify anything but
inexpert seer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

PARIS IS making great ado futurist band
''fruiteurs' noise makers-which in playing imi-
rates natural sounds. Didn't they hear trap
drummer over there?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

MRS BERGDOLL is alleged to have said that
Russia is better than America Here's your hat Mrs.
Bergdoll, what's your hurry?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
MAXIM. INVENTOR

MAXIM INVENTOR OF the gun silencer has
created similar device for traction We humby
direct his attention to the early morning delivery of
milk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
A WOMAN may

WOMAN may be young she looks
but she is young she thinks the nxin s.
make her look.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05
SOMETHING THAT
$500, 600 FORD OWNERS
NEED AND WANT

new and marvellous invention device thar
will make thousands of distributors independent.
y rich-will pile up sales that dwarf all previous
records. Sales possibility can be readily deter
mined by the number of Ford owners in your
territory-every owner will grasp its importance
at glance-every one of them will mean a sale
This indispensable device now ready for distrib-
utors-ready for men who want to make money
and make it fast-for who quick. A
tunity for success in a big way.
Only the most reliable and trustworthy men will
be selected TO distribute this product and they
will be given exclusive territory. If you have
reputation for doing things-if you have capital
sufficient to carry you for short time-if you
DESTROYS of unlimited progress, write, wire or
call Immediately for full particulars pertain.
ing to the greatest sales proposition ever offered,
VIM. R. JOHNSTON MFG. co.
451-469 East Ohio Street Chicago, Illinois
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-07-05

SINCE MOST of them that kind now the pur-
chase of coming out gown is no longer much of an
event.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
WALSH TO 90 TO FRANCE.
England Refuses to Wise Passport
e. ~, Of de valera Adviser.

NEW YORK July 23.-Frank P.
Walsh. American adviser to canon de
Valera, was here today to sail for
France on the steamship Rochambeau.
having been unable to obtain a pass.
port wise so that he might visit Eng
He said that although Secretary of
State Hughes had inquired into the
matter, tho British representatives
here had refused TO wise his passport,
asserting that they were awaiting in
structions from the foreign ofice in
London They said that they had been
ordered some time ago not to wise his
passport, he declared.
There is no legitimate reason in
the world" he added. "why my pass
port should be held UP. 1t is for
purely prejudicial reasons that this
delay has occurred. II am denied
permission to go to. England. no Brit
ish lawyer should be allowed to land
in this country. i'sT
'-rhe treaty guarantees the rights Of
any American citixen to 60 to Eng
land and have free movement. I stand
on those rights"
Mr.. Walsh said he would 60 to Paris
and transact personal business. and If
he did not get permission to 60 to
England he would return to the
United States and Immediately start
an investigation into the matter.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
EAGERLY AWAIT OUTCOME
OF EMBEZZLEMENT CASES.
Three-Day Intermission in Pressing
Charges Against Illinois
Governor and Others,
By the Associa ted Press.

BY the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, July 23.-Illi-
nofs today began her three-day inter-
mission in the greatest political drama
Of her history-the Small-Sterling-
Curtis indictments for embezzlement
and fraud, growing out of the Sanga-
mon county grand jury's Investigation
Of the state treasury. Until next Tues
day at least the case remains in
status quo.
Gov. Small, temporarily immune
from arrest. is expected to remain de-
fiant toward Sangamon county authori-
ties who issued warrants for his ar.
rest,
Lieut.-Gov Sterling and Vernon Cur
tis, Grant Park banker, the other de-
PENDANTS in the case, have arranged
their bonds, and their next appearance
depends upon orders from the court.
The all-important question in the
capital today was: what will happen
next Tuesday?'
If Judge E. S. Smith orders warrants
served on Gov. Small next Tuesday
there is possibility of a clash be-
tween state troops and deputies from
he will not submit to arrest. The
prosecution contends that his position
as chief executive of the state gives
him no immunity.
Counsel for the governor claim that
it Is within his power to call troops
to shield him from arrest. This right
is denied in some other quarters,
which contend that troops can be
called only for the protection of the
public upon the request of local au-
thorities.
Evening star., 1921-07-23
HEAR CHARLES PLANS
: ,<sATTEMPT AT THRONE
: AGAIN, BUT IS BROKE

BERN, Switzerland. July a.
Many rumors concerning the fu-
tnre. plans Of former Emperor
Charles of Austria are current
Here, but no official announcement
has confirmed any of the ,reports.
Meanwhile, the former ruler is at
Hartenstein, near Lucerne, await,
ing a decision of the Swiss gov
ernment on his future. which at
present seems uncertain. Charles
Door financial condition IL said to
be q disturbing factor in his plans.
The recent visit to the former
ruler Of the dowager Queen Of
Spain revived rumors that he
would 60 to that country. while
the knowledge that Charles has
been the subject Of diplomatic con-
vsRsstions with France has given
rise to the belief that he desired
to live In the Riviera. Meanwhile.
the fact that the former monarch's
secretary and several servants
have gone to Budapest hAA been
thought to indicate that another
attempt to regain the Hungarian
thxone would be made.