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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
10 National Guard
Officers Appointed

SANTA ne. May 2a.-Announcn.
mcnt Is made by Adlutant neneral
Henry Rolf Brown o. The appoint
mcnt OF 10 national guard officers.
These new Officers are 10 take an
active part IN the recruiting ~ tho
now units OF tho rcorraniatd guard.
a. authorized by the war department.
Their appointments are subject 10
the approval of the war Department.
The appointments are az follows:
70 be captains. engineer; r.. =.
Herkor, nelen: IN lane. Las Cruces.
J. NJ. Lowe. santa Fc, T. G. brown,
Socorro: q. a, wilhelm, Aiamoeordo.
To be captain. cavalry: J. q. Ham
iiton. Estancia.
To be captains. field artillery: w.
". McCuliough and Ewing L. Lusk.
Roswell.
To be first ~llcutcnants, engineers:
Phillip C~amprcdon. socorrO; Hichard
II. Bowen, Las Cruces.
To be first lieutenant. cavalry.
William r. PARED. Estanoia.
To be first lloutcnants. field arfll-
leryi George G. Arnold and Il, q. Du-
rand. Roswell.
To 10 feccnd ~iieutenants engineers;
Aielo A. Afdcrcte. socorro. John y
Alexander, Las Crucca.
To be second lieutenant, cavalry.
y r. Airhoart. Estancia.
To be ~ ~fieutcnants. field arr
tilicry; John skipwith and Elmer
Hose. Roswell
To be junior second lieutenant. field
artillery: henry shram. Roswell.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

Got the tar from the towns roofcr.
heat Il In an old tin can over a wood
fire In h back yard aud smear n
on with n mop ~ rags tied 10 a stick.
This done, dig a hole for the
trough-like tank In the shadiest spot
In h back yard and after placing
the tank. pack the earth well around
IL. Then get some good Rnd. rocks
and gravel tavoid galty scashore
sani) and cover the bottom o. the
tank building a picturesque little
island In the center. Next nii the
tank with water and let Il stand for
A day 10 clear and settle.
Put Plants In.
Meanwhile you "A start 20 collect
your specimens. First gather all the
aquatic plants YOU can, pucn as pick
erei weed, COW lilies. arrow heads.
bult ushts and the like, and plant
them m the earth at the bottom OF
the tank.
n you can secure enough marine
growth the plant lie will keep SUM-
Client oxygen In the water to make u
always fresh n YOU will never have
L. change the water IN the tank.
II Is time nov 10 go after your
specimens, nevis. snnlls. pollywoEs.
frogs. sunfish. catfish. minnews. tur-
Ties, and almost any other aquatic
Cr allure Of the fresh water variety
wiz live ~Contcntefly In his form Of
aquarium and you viii always have
great fun watching them. studying
their actions. and feeding them.
copyright 1921 by Newspaper
Entcrprisc.)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
MAN, 8 SONS ON
TRIAL FOR MURDER
OF DRY OFFICERS
Shooting Resulted From
Raid on Ranch Near
FL Paso

Ell PAso. Tex. May &C. y.
hhearmen. his sons. Nell. John and
nllen shearman, and n ranch hand,
IoTnas Mendosa. today are on trial
charRed with murder grOwing out OF
Tire fatal shooting OF Prohibition ON
Ger y. Wood on the Sherman
ranch March so.
officer Wood and officer y. Il.
Beckett were killed shortly after they
n gone 10 the ranch TO serve a.
search warrant. Officers J. y. Par
ker and II. e. Quinn escaped after
many shots were fired at them, Il IL
alleged.
After the double tragedy. the shear
mar ranch was searched. None OF
the Shcarmana or the ranch hand
was there only " bottle OF iiquor
vwns found, according 10 prohibition
oniccra. The defendants were arrest
I'd the day after the shooting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

Letting birds eggs YOU have 20 rob
the poor mother bird ~ al least one
81 her treasures. and doubtless make
hci feel mighty unhappy.
Dust Like u Scow.
The simplest and. TO my mind best
form Of aquarium Is the land and
wa,cr aquarium. built according to
the diagram above. Make a yeritahic
STOW about five or six feet long. This
car be lone by cutting two boards
into the shape Of sled runners. Fig i.
Set these side pieces four feet apart
and nail two Temporary crOsspieccs
on Ia hold thcm NJ position while
putting On tho bottom. Els . Fcc
hat the bottom boards "a snugly to-
gedhsr and after they are an on. IL ~
well to give tho outside OF the bottom
q coating OF hot tar.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

aquarium. To my
mind there n more
fun 20 the square
inch in gathering
= y q m q n = to
stock an aquarium.
than there b. In al
most any 9th ct
form OF collecting.
An your spcci-
mons are caught
alive and kent
alive, and mono OF
them suntrs Il you
are careful. In
collecting M othH
and butterflies you
have o. XIII the
dainty creatures TO
be- able 90 keen
IL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
NV LOAN COMPANY.

SANTA FE, May 23.-Thc United
States Loan a Investment company.
an outside corporation. has filed us
articles of incorporation with the
state corporation commission. Tho
authorized capital stool u $4,000. alt
OF which has been issued. The New
Mexico Office VIII he maintained in
Albuquerque. In charge Of Charles
Anthony, resident agent.
Carrier pigeons are being used by
drug smugglors to transport narcotics.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Japan 10 Evacuate
Siberia and Restore
.Shantung to China

TOXIC. May 23.-Japar Is 20 evac-
uate SibeWia and rcs.ore Shantuug TO
China IA the earliest possible mo-
ment," according to n statement by
an onicinl OF the foreign Office fol-
lowing adjournment ~ the colonial
conference. This, he declared. means
hat thre would be mo change In
Japan's fundamental policy" In the
far east.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

Dan Heard J. national hoy scout
commissioner OF America. He has
spent his life In work In the Interest
of boys and has written many hooks
about them. This i thu first of SIX
stories ON summer Stunts FOR Boys"
MrliIen By him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

"How uutidy YOU look Have sou
forgotten that we're m~illionhirrHf
NO dcaric. / haven't forgotten
km taking advantage ~ a."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

The first woman TO ny across the
Andes mountains In South America
was a native OF France.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

By DAN BEARD.
National BOY scout Commissioner
These are the days when all boys
think OF building and stocking an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
One week tells

One week will show you what this new method
means II viii change all your IDEAS on teeth
cleaning.
Send the coupon for To-Day Tube. Note how
clean the teeth feel after using. Mark the absence
Of the viseous film. See how teeth whiten as the
6lm-eoats disappear.
Judge then what is bss. Tor you and yours by
what you see and feel Cut out the coupon now.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

Don't wish you could tind = iob-Find IL
pon't vish yeu could eel your houss-
ment-Rent 10
Bell 10
ny uslns the Heads Classified Columns
Phone ptA. Pto-a 5ts,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Teeth not clean

Film-eoated teeth arc unelean- That is why so
many teeth brushed daily diseolor and decay.
Tooth troubles have been constantly increasing,
and film is the cause Of most Of them.
Dental science, therefore. has sought ways to
fight the film. Two ways have now been found
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23

J Warner kcrrig1u. popular screen
Idol has the role OF a young mining
engineer in hls latest Hodkiuson re-
lease, The Coast of Opportunity,
which will complete It's engagement
at the 'E' today.
Thore is romance and adventure iu
tbs screen adaptation Of Page Phil
lips novel and these ingredients. to-
gcthor with "a story which possesses
an interesting and logical plot. make
for very satisfactory photoplay en-
tertainm"nt. kcrrigan has a role
that suits him admirably as Dick
Briatow, the intrepid young adycn-
turcr who strikes u rich" In copper.
Fritz Brunette. seen as Mr. kcrri-
guns leading uma in several Of his
NOR" recent productions. lends an the
charm aad grace of her winning per-
sonnlity tn the role Of his sweetheart
and the rest OF the east proved them
selves udeuuute.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
IDEAL

N only Jim,' which h playing az
the Ideal today. n a Universal screen
<~lgptation by George G. Hun OF
Truvvcr Jim's Baby" the story by
Phillip v. Migh,is. and gives Harry
Carey his creates. opportunity 10 sua-
tain his reputation a. "a portraycr Of
human characters. Ito registers in
tense dramatic scenes without ancc-
tstion aud proves 90 his admirers
that la2lnDsa is "a sleeping virtue.
just whom D. audience begins 20
feel that Jim s too lazy 90 be- any
good la the world he finds "A little
baby boy that tho Indians have de
serted. He washes his face aud dis
Vuvors tu his umazcment that the
|youugstcr Is white. Jim takes him to
raise. There De- CONSERVATION iu the
mining camp uf BoruHlis. Imagine
Lzy Jim Golden trying 10 raise a Md
By the time Jim starts cunning for
thc men who are trying To Jump his
minink claim n hen informs pretty
Dot pcnnihan that hell tell her when
D." wants any help raising his Kid,
the spectators are prepared FOR any
thing from "a cyclone OF drama To q
zephyr-lkc love story.
The climax Us u combination 81 both
and the photopluy will be- particular
~ satisfying To those who enjoy tho
many shades Of emotion which carey
can
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Pastinne

Get Your Man" u story of the
Canadian northwest which Stars Buck
Jones In the leading role. b. q story
of love, remuneration, bravery n
romance and the honor of "A strong
man. The movie ncld b. more or lcaa
oycrruu WITH stories Of D. mounted
police OF Canada, but tho fact that
they are 70 group whose praises can
be- sung and suug 80 often leads one
Co believe that there BE- q good deal
OF mAlnrlnI Tor .lnrIra In thcIr lINOn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
At the TheaterS
Today
LYRIC


The Kid" which started AN II
week run yesterday at tho Lyric. Is a
realization Of an ambition which
charlie Chaplin has held for years
He conceived the story when he was
nrsi starting on his screen career.
but could think 81 II only as some
thing he would like. Then he made
his contract with Associated First
National Pictures, Inc. under the
policy OF that distributing o~rganlza
ton OF permitting uncontrolled pro-
auction ON the part Of stars and pro-
duCcrs.
chaplln whipped his idyll into
shape and started work upon the
production VI The story. II took him
a year Al complete. There are but
fNo characters OF Importance In h
y are characterized rs The Man,
The Woman. The KID. The Tramp and
the Policeman. The comedian him
sen plays h part OF the Tram.
While a real find a. a juvenile actor,
Jackie coognn, has the title role. ard
Edna PurViancc plays the part OF
The Woman.
The Woman aband0ns her baby by
leaving 70 In "a Limousine car. Thieves
steal the car, " toss the baby into
an ash pile. where a. IN found wailing
ny The Tramp. Tho Tramp raises u
trough babyheod and into early
= ildhood. Tine Woman has made a
~ recess on the operate stage and de-
,tcs her life and fortune 10 aiding
children OF the slums Thus she
comes 90 know both the Tramp and
the hid without suapecting the iattcr's
identity.
when n n discovered that Charlie
is not the KIDS father the authorities
seek TO separate them, but the Tramp
has spent his life cVading authority
n does II again. The Woman dis
covers that the Kid IN her abandoned
baby and the picture draws to "A
happy close.
Chaplin as a nurse, ~, n guardian
60 a -prccocious Kid. and as a reason
why the police force should be in
creased has q OF the hest comedy
roles that has ever been prepared Tor
him on the screen. First Nationals
stN reels OF JOY, rs The Kid is dcs-
ignnt"d, ls really q mild statement Of
the actual htiarlty caused hy the aC-
ton ON the screen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
That dingy film

Your teeth are coated with a viseous film. Feel
IL with your tongue. IL elings to teeth. enters crew
ices and stays Your tooth brush used in old ways
leaves much Of Il intact.
Film absorbs stains, making the teeth look dingy.
II is the basis Of tartar. Il holds food substance
which fermsnts and forms acid. II holds the acid
in contact with the teeth to cause decay.
Millions Of germs breed In II. They. with tartar.
are the chief cause Of pyorrheA-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-23
Acts in S ways

Pepsodent does more than combat film. Il also
fights starch deposits on teeth and acids.
II multiples the salivary flow. II m~ultipliss the
starch digestant in the saliva, to digest starch de-
posits that cling and may otherwise form acids.
IL ~multipli4s the alkalinity Of the saliva, to neutral
ize the acids which cause decay.
Each use brings FIVE effects which modern au-
thoritiss regard as essential. Il is bringing a new
dental era.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-08-23
Master Calvin Weaver
Is Steadily Improving

Master Calvin Weaver is reported
as steadily improving since undergoing
an. operation for appendicitis several
days ago His pareptSNNHE9AS Mrs.
]. ID. Weaver, viii remain in Atlanta
until the patient can be brought home,
which will probably be about ten days.
PAY Up your SUBSCRIPTION.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-08-23
Dawson Party Attended
Sunday School Institute
Court House and Jail.

A party leaving Dawson by auto
mobile early Friday morning to at
tend Sunday school institsee-at-Fsl
laville were Rev. Reese Griffin, Rev.
w. H. Ketchum of Bronwood, district
director of Sunday school work; Mrs.
]. n. Watts, district elementary su-
perintendent, and Mrs. Ben Aeese, of
Shellman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
Milk Toast Diet Too
Much for Her

10 d..fur,i fur years Win unH ..n
...... ru,f Ms uyrr Vrs very HI
..f, .fme I would alvHNs ny. H.n
.n.# n my stomach Hni ms H,'r
....I Irlutnt, could u.i .uf .u.
f.... without distressing w, s
..... To- ,nus, Of NsN's N.1i,.'..
|.#It m.r, than q fDr ygu .Hn
... Trims my ,upotif, d,-ir.. U
.Mn... harmless preparation '"iI
....... IN. catarrhal mucous tr"n ..
intestinal tract and llhys thr uilmu.
which pue's practically tI s'.n
.t.r Yud Intestinal Yliu Hf- bon
.r. Hu,tdirui~ pnn dD-. $500 .."
rHn,v refunded EluiN Or.-
.HH druggists ,N'rywh'f.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
TEXT OF ADDRESS By
SECRETARY HUGHES
CONTINUED FROM pAur ONE

CONTINUED FROM PA0E ONE
iuiiy cotered ~ lar a. e.u.lI .iIi..
msni could cover n. thli mlff.r fhr
committee proce.,i"d ip dfll uifH .D.
etsl instances which yer, brlusu .1 -
attention. That y a. si, .peraI uld.
Ter which sssnird ~ rsil fpf f.u-iI..I.
ton IN The application ~ ihi prluupir
In ~" cDurss ~ il,e dissu.-ipu lupI,l.
lion ~ this prin'iplr ~ ib. ,rur.. n
the discussion before tb. ,.mu.ffr,
nat O.. the general dissu..ipn Ih,I. HIH
been presented on behalf ~ tHu 10
"ri's ~ proposition. TO- thu ran-rd.rI
Ton ~ TIE eammiiiee On uf fUru.
lh' mn proposition. would fliuu.s iu
"''h'ai"h - ~ s"an As tirtuusiInf ..
could permit. twisting limitation ul.u
hihas political. iurisdi,tiuuli iud ld
miii,iraiiNs fr' edon n action ~pffHI
instances ~ the limitation which 5000
~ contemplating la ihe pr' ruibiiou .i
ih'sF propositions were broutm 10 fb.
attention ~ ihe committee b., ih, rpr.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11
FIRST BRICKS ARE MADE
IN NEW AMARILLO PLANT
n,nNTINUElz from PACE ONEl

r.f.I Num thr tafflr plHI W.I ACROSS
fas uteI ou section 49, rIpe W1a a'.
Cured bs tht Truck Trlgg people. d..
uhHtei over fhe route. ana coupled
.n o. ihs snanfy bridge a.ras. o."
Danaa.ag river. wh"n 60 slight delay was
cursed Inr.deut a. setting permission POI
.tfrl fh. hrs on thf structure Thi.
ne I.aTanre and the line advanced tH
s.fmH Iunr lsHuately hires quarter. ~
mile fou toe ranha uGle Hr.r. and
.s nIan5 una a. tho TrrE U.N
.f.r rn -lnday Desrolt,f O. ffm.
.arrr. injunction Hut served reauHr
s. . petition NJ o. o. NHHf.fsDH
.f .I fNr..ah mo district court IU
.IUs president ~ fh. TI.a
Ttfs muHg and vs. a M0ru1id'r.
.. r... a.lf NJ thr nur rouUlrt.
...r.rr fnem fnuu coupling uu
.H H I....rF iH' operation ~ fhr
...
T u... 8. Hs been Indicated. ID
..H. n s.sf respect lNl ia fed
ru a suppl of row material such
F.H .0.sa u uH other state boz
.t Dr. u.t tf0k lrl f.s.
Satisfactorily Tho initial ha'DH
.. Ht. which tle word Aul.
afsl ir hE pleasing hHd
sr IS ..f s7 pretty a7 b selIi H-
m.rlIl.furs H' 1000. rH.'
lH no. H..d With tH. mountains %
rHt.f.I with equipment NJ no IfDF
...f .uasr trD mIu. rnfrnIsu.. 0f
scientific and experienced HI.r.
H... fIfh adequate fr.,H M mon
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.Iuut ~ Amarillo 1J deeply
tI.....I .r such change OF ..ri. '.Hrs
vU uH.s 'h' operation of IN.. 1'fu'
s. d.lu1fa fuol uuuy Yoaa.tE
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H, readers POO SNOW thHi '.i
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a subject f0 .A,h'y thUYHuH
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readily transported o.. th, po.uf Of d.s
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-12-11

Golden RAVEN co, ~ Bousarl. CB.,8 NV f"ENNi
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-13
SUMMER SCHOOL AT
 UNIVERSITY VERY LARGE

Tuscaloosa. June 12-(Special.)-- At noon Saturday 1077 students had registered at the University summer school. Every department is full. several members of the faculty find ind 1t necessary to divide their classes into two and even three pe- riods in order to reach the students assigned them. The faculty Is com
 posed of intellectual men and women
 who know what they want to teach and how to present 1t to students, al! of whom are entering the work
 with enthusiasm. Miss Luther, d | teacher in the English department, to accommodate three ambitious stu dents in Journalism, organized a class for their special benefit and they are working hard to show their appreciation.
 | The personnel of the student body | is composed of teachers, men and | women taking college credit work,
 an unusual number of boys and girls preparing for college and others.
 Little or nothing is heard of the
 "cs mpus course" The library is full
 of studious young men and women
 every hour tn the day and every I thing concerned indicates a pleasant and profitable summer term for which much credit is due to Dr. Eos ter, Dr. Thomas, and, of course, pr. I Denny.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-13
 ADOPTED SON GETS HIS SHARE OF LUTHER'S WILL

Fort Payne, June 12.-(SpeciaI. )- The first of two wills said to have been made by the late Gaston Luther of near Crossville. on Sand mountain, was upheld in a long drawn out con test lasting three days in the deci- sion rendered by the jury Saturday morning. The first will is said to have been made in favor of Marson Luther, crippled adopted son of Cas- ton Luther, who was awarded the usual child's part and in addition 4t acres of land. The remainder of the estate was to be divided between the brothers and sisters of Gaston Lu- ther.
 Gaston Luther and his adopted sen resided together for many years t;e adopted son having been brought into the home when mere lad
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-06-13
CHICAGO POSTAGE
 B|G EXPOSITION ON : ITS SMAMMOTHP PIER
Will Be Seventy-Five Per Cent Business and Twenty-Five Per Cent Confetti, Says
 the Mayor
By Associated Pres.

Chicago, June 12.-Chicago is pre- pairing 10 offer to the country it's Pa geant of Progress Exposition. to be held here July 30 to August IA
 The scene of the exposition will be the city's $5,000,000 Municipal Pier extending 5000 feet into Lake Mich igan.
 The exposition is primarily great business show but combined with the business and industrial display will be a gigantic amusement and enter tainment programme. The exposi- tion will be the greatest of it's kind that this city has seen since the Chi cagp Worlds Fair.
 Two great sheds, each 2,340 feet long and ST feet wide. on the upper deck of the Municipal Pier, will house the main portion of tffe exposition. Here will be placed the exhibits of furniture, shoes, furs, automobiles. both passenger cars and trucks, food products, clothing, building materials, office appliances, paper products, mu- sical instruments, electrical devices, machinery, chemicals, dry goods, bev- erages and other products.
 Twenty-one Republics
 Twenty one republics of Central and South America will have exhibits of the products which they export to the United States.
 Mayor Thompson, president of the exposition, a corporation not for prof. 1t. insisted from the first that the ex- position be 75 per cent business and 25 per cent confetti
 The naval reserves of six lake states will hold their annual summer prac- tice naneuvers, off the, Municipal Pier during the exposition. Five gun boatss three destroyers, and a whole fleet of sub-chasers and smaller craft with full crews of members of the United States naval reserves, will par ticipate in. sham battles and naval evolutions.
 At g. song festival more than 700 church choirs and singing societies, including in their membership more than 10000 trained singers, will take part. At night 1000 singers will be placed on each gunboat. The gun boats will be ranged in circle off the pier, and on barge in the cen ter, of the circle will be band of 200 pieces, directed by a leader with an electrically-light baton, which will accompany the great chorus in popular, and patriotic songs. in which the entire crowd on the pier will be invited to join.