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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
The Right Man in
The Philippines

IN. Y. Timcs.)
No other American h as we'll
equipped to be governor general OF
the Philippine Islands Ms General
Leonard Wood. II IN good news q.
m our W~aahlngton bureau an
nounces. he has been persuaded TO
may for "a while IN the islands and
help the Filiplnos TO rccover from
the effects OF eight years Of senti-
mestalism and laxity In the COVER
nor generals palace. Mr.. Harrison.
whom he Is said 70 be willing to sue
coed. became more and more "a
shadow executive. letting the insular
administration drift away from the
high standards Of earlier years. en-
c~ouragine native d~isaffection and al
lowing power to slip into the hands
OF independence aRitators. who were
far better politicians than they were
public servants
There has been n marked deteri-
grafton in tine iaEular education and
health services. Iattcrly there have
been scandals in financial manage
ment. Tho aftcr-the-war depres-
sion has horne heavily on industry
and business. There Ia ncod of IA
ing and practical segacity to set
things right and to- bring the Fill
Pine people back to a clear concep-
ton OF their political relationship 10
this country and Of their Inability to
stand alone.
The western Pacific Is a storm
ceIter In world politics. The Wash
ingtOn conference IN to examine into
tho causes Of unrest n friction
there. The Philippines are our fur
thest outpost In this region, playing
an important role In u political
and economic association with the
fnr east. To think OF cutting them
adrift is childish. They need us and
we need them. A real governor gem
erals task u to demonstrate the mu-
tuallty Of their interests n ours,
and to prove by works az well as by
words tina; the safety and welfare OF
the Islands are bound up with the
acceptance and maintenance of
American sovereignty.
General wood is u greatest colo
NAL administrator. He has spent
many years in the Philippines lie
knows their many races, those OF the
south as well as the north; appre-
ciates the good qualities as well ms
the weakness Of the native character,
and has an expert military knowl'
edge OF the archipelago'H problems
Of defense. He rs the right man foI
a difficult place. II he accepts H.
one OF the administrations most
voxatious problems will be happily
solved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
FIrst Mcthodist Episcopal church.

(Cornor Third and Lead AvenueD
George Il. Kitchen, minister.
y. A. Portorfioid. S. s. supt.
Miss BESSIE Way. deaconcss.
Miss Edna Villains, president. r. l.
Sunday school. 9;ib.
Morning sermon. II a. IN
Epworth league. Z D.. ~.
Evening address. 8 y. M.
Subject for sunday morning ser
mon. Waiting and strength Even
Ing topic. Am I My Brothers Keep
err"
Morning music. Orfertory; 'IIark.
Hark My Soul" fShoilyJ Mrs Lynn
Cook and Mrs. Smith.
The mid-weok meeting Cor the
whole church will bc held Wcdn"s-
day at \ y. m. Topic Tor study viii
he found IN the lest few verses Of tn"
third chapter Of philippians. Every
body welcome.
The Epworth league meeting meets
at Z y. m. Topic for study, THY VIII
be Done ca with My Pleasures"
Matt. G:5-t5. Mr.. VIM Wilcox, lead
or
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
WHENAWOMAN Tells


thibkins beyond what I am doing for
tho second. I'm glad 70 have some ono
around who viii talk to me about
things and win ny 70 understand. II
not nErce.
LATE is dlfncuit," she continued.
I've been trsine 90 hard 20 be happy
Five done things w~hieh--oh.g I'm
not making you my father confess
which RIM ssre one would ind on the
'dcn'r Mdo OF a book % ruIen for vir-
tueus wiseei And yet I'm not happy,
thought that Il cne could not md
happiness within the conventions
then md u without. hut mine eems
to b. always gone before ! quite get
thefef"
There wa noshing for mo 10 say.
Mrs. Ames had beon biE enough TO
accept my criticism for what II was
queer mixture or admiration for her
personally and contempt for her type
was tnking hold OF me.
"fomcthiun OF a mess. Isn't iti'
Her laugh tinkled again and she
seemed an at once to have Eonc back
into her giittcrsng crystal veneer.
Ny luncheon was served at ?
o'clock on the pretty little window
table In my room and while I ate i
could hear On She other side OF the
door the rumble Of Philip Amcs'
voice.
Doubtless he vas having luncheon
with Mrs. Ames In her o she was
chatterlnF lightly and every now and
then one heard that c~rystaliinc laugh.
I knew In spite Of the laugh that
Lila Amee WIS not happy. and ! won
dered why people win play with fire
instead Of keeping far enough away
to see The horrible destruction OF IL.
I plticd Lila Ames. and h silent
weary mat whom she WAS married, TO.
(CopyFieht ie9i BY Newspaper En,erpriael
fTo be continued Monday
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~tUnEH-d ives caught by she
wet1 which came from Lila Ames'
lips.
ia sen know sometimes 1 think
That what We women think h love ~
only ipfc2" I said. II believe that
lure rather han tove IL At the bottom
~ fhr greater number Of these tragic
trinnrlc< 1 think II isn't 80 often lows
for another woman which takes a
man away from his wife, as Il u
simply the lure OF her"
And then" said Nrs Amcs. the
other woman flnttcra herself that she
IL attracting an affection which
should belong to another. when real
~ she Is only n bit OF cheap tlnsci.
dazzling for the time beinE'f
A rather strained silence followed.
her shippers into the softncas OF n Eny
pillow while I looked out over the
hedge Of lilac. white with blossoms.
and wondered why I had deliberately
Nnid something which must Indirectly
offend my employer.
"You mean. | suppose. that your
theory would appiy-to-to Philip
AmesG' her voice was scarcely aa-
diblc. I turned sharply and searclcd
her pretty face for evidence OF the
feeling her tone would have indica-
ted. ! wondered n she really could
care.
Thor suddenly n came 10 me that
was only her secretary and had no
right To theorize on hcr conduct.
Tin sure l have no right TO say
such q thing" I was genuinely sorry.
for with al Of her apparent fickie-
moss. Mrs. Ames was likeable. II
didn't mean 10 be rude or to-spoil
your fun
all SURF that II ls-fun." slowly. ''No
one has ever credited me with think
Ing much. and perhaps that 10 why
have fallan into a habit Of not
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
First CongrcantIonhI church.

Corner Coal and South Broadway.)
Harold s. Davidson. ph. H., min
istHT: residence, 62G South Walter.
Church school Mt g.4a. Assistant
superintendent H. Grtfflth In charge.
Morning service ut II o'clock at
m" Central Avenue Methodist church
the second Of the union summer
sotyiCcs participated In nv this
church. the Christian and the Cen
trial Avenue Methodist. The pastor of
This church viii speak and his sub
lcct viii be- THE Christian Church
What IL ~" Special music by
united choir.
Christian EudouVor meeting ht 7 y.
m Subject. riiod's VIII BE Done
With Ny Plaaaurr" CMatt 6;I-15l,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
Comments on
The S~enatorship
. DoNA ANA COUNTY VIEW

This talk OF IAN independent can
didate for the United States senate
n all tommyrot We all know what
happened to our Friend Rodey.
strong az he was. when he wee beaten
In the convention by one Andrews
and ran as an independent" Who
Is ID that aays there viii be an indie
pendent candidateG Why not be spo-
cinc? Wen bet anything 1t Is some
poor deluded politician whose best
days are a thing OF the past. It's all
bull" n Bnrsum is nominated.
there isn't a man In the democratic
party. regardless OF n third candi-
date. who can come within five thou
sand votes OF winning. And paste
this in your hat. Bufsum will carry
Dona Ana county against my combi-
nation, by the usual republican ma
iority. The republican maloriiics
last fall were due 20 the republican
clubs. There IN just az much or
more sentiment In this county for
Burhum as there IN for n local man"
There may bo "a chance for n mal
from this county next ycar and there
nay not Wen seei
Bursum's action in behalf II the
c~antalOupe growers here has served
to crystalline sentiment for him 10 "a
point where II is nigh unanimous.
The Citizen has never supported
any candidate In the hope Of being
rewarded and we have been
dis%a appointed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

through fear of 'hard times" Mac Martin voices a constructive
warning in a recent issue of Printers Ink, that is worth needing.
1.-THE American business man., says Martin, "Ts like the auto
moblist who pays no attention to the hill in front of him, docsn I
hear his motor knocking, and to his CONSERVATION, finds that he has
" killed his engine" A year ago, we were driving ahead at full
speed until the federal reserve board called our attention to the con
as we could. More than that, we cancelled our advertising, thus
shutting off the electric spark ON which our business engines depend
Hart Schaffner & Marx have shown by charts what It cost a
retail clothing house TO start advertising, stop aud start again. TINS
retailer planned to save money, and appropriated only 342 per cent
of the previous seasons business FOR advertising. BY 50 doing ne
lost l25 per cent in volume of sales, thus making his 3i2 per cent
appropriation equivalent to an expense Of 80 per rent of his second
seasons business. The thii season he appropriated 46S per cent
Of the previous year business for advertising, thereby increasing
his volume Of sales ~ per cont, aud reducing the advertising cost TO
only PCS per ccpt of that seasons business.
"As everyone knows, The only economical way 10 make progress
is with as few ups aud downs as possible. The peaks arH Just as
dangerous as the valleys. At the time of the armistice, we entered
the valley. Then we applied sales offor.s and business went to a
peak. In june, 1919, il began dropping again One of the great
things that the powerful force of advertising can do IS to straightcn
out sales curves. 1t is hard TO calculate the cost, both in actual dol
lars and in lost momentum during the low months"
" o.
A census bureau report shows how motor vehicles have reduced
he number of horses in cities. There's less than half as many as
in 1910.
But in spite Of the number of automobiles aud tractors used on
farms. the number of horses ON farms is greater than in 1910. The
toal is q, 100000, valued at nearly S2 600 OO0O0.
Evidently II will he a long Time before the only horses in This
Ieountry are stuffed specimens in museums.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
InmacuIat. Conception Churcn
(,fesulf Enfherzl

Sodaiity mass. 7 o'clock.
Children'a mass. S:2o o'clock.
High mass aud sermon. 10 o'clock
Nespers and benediction. tao.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
''Coid In the Head

10 an acute attack Of NaBal ca'arrh
1hoaa subject 10 frequent colds In the
head Will md that the use NJ HALLS
CATARRil MEDICINE viii build 10 The
system, cleanse the blood and endor
them less liable 90 colds, Repeated at
lacks Of Acute tatarrh mas lead ~
Chronic CataTrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE "
taken Internally and acts through tho
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces Of the gyR,
tom. thus reducing tho Inflammation and
-eatoring normal conditions.
All Druggiata CtrcularH free.
Il. J.. Cheney a Co. Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
81. Paur- Engib Lutheran Church

(Ctrucr Sixth and SilNorJ
Arthur NJ. knrdsen. pastor.
9fb a. m, Sunday school. We
welcome all agt A w. kraemer.
superintendent.
~ a. ~. morning worship The
pastor vii preach. Theme Of mes
sage. some Things That Cannpt Be
shaken"
Choir will sing, Thou VIII Keep
Him" 1Emerson)
.. m Christian Endeavor meet
ing.
Topic, with My Pleasures
Leader, Armiu Kracmer.
\ D. IN. Evening worship. sermon
by the pastor on the theme. Christ
as "a Man Of Payer
Chou viii sing, God II Love. %
DWilsonl
Everybody welcome at all our SER
vices.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
Christian Science society

Woman's Club building. 6ts West
Gold avenue
Sunday services at II a. m.
Wednesday evening testimonial
meeting at = O'Clock.
Sunday school at 9:a5 n. m. for
children up to the age or 20 years.
This reading room, room ., Mclini
building. ti2h West Central avenue.
IL open daily except Sundays and hol-
days. from 2:3O to $3.50 .. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

iAhtH NAA'N sNfhhl
Primitive man has from time Inn
meorial. sent his offerings 10 the gods
OF seven spheres on the wings OF
smoke. The American Indians have
smoked the pipe of peace, 20 settle
their disputes long before WE had
any troubles. We have plenty now,
and In sixty days Mr.. BurHun has
solved more problems to the square
inch than any ether man wh1 has
gone before him. whether II IL the
magical incense Issuing forth from
his pipe. Or the intellectual powers
OF Mr.. Bursum which settles these
difficulties. We are not prepared "a
say. What we do know In that Mf.
Bursum with his aura Of smoke,
DOES THE WORK.
For the good OF the people. We
would be glad TO send Mr.. bursutn
and his PIPE TO Washington. she
republican organization Of Taos coun-
~, which Is stronger than ever be-
fore. IL greatly in favor OF the noml-
nation II Mr.. Bursum for United
States senator.
New Mexico should be thankful foi
such n man as Mr.. Bursum. He has
the interest OF the people at heart
and We firmly believe that he will he
the instrument through which tn,
sweet melody N Better Times VII
be- played In the state. There IL no
uao la singing "Dcys hard amcs "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
Church.

(Cornor Of Gold Avenue and Arno
street,
Corl schmidt. pastor; residence,
zoe SOUTH Arnu street.
Sunday nchool, 9;45 q. m.
In the German services at at5
O'Clock The Rev. A. Schmid ~ Ellis
worth, Haus. viii preach Hts topic
viii be. by Grace
Services in the English language
az ~ o'clock. Tho pastor will preach
on the subject. "Christ's Kingdom IN
"a Kingdom OF Love"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Another generation of gold hunters is seeking the Gilbertsos
lode in the country drained by the Wapshe river in New Brunswick
About 60 years ago Gilbertson brought home from n trip on the
river a huge hunk Of re for use a a door weight. Later a geolo.
gst, CHANGING TO visit him, found the oc consisted Of almost pure
gold.
Started a stampede for the river regions, but Glbertson would
never tell where he had found the ore, and finally Nent crazy and
died without revealing his secret.
His secret did him no good. Few secrets ever arc of value to
their possessors.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
A Popular Choice
Csllvcr city Independent; Demo-
Crntlg.l

The nomination by President Hard
Ing Of George n. Craig, OF Albuquor-
que. for Tinted States attorney for
New Mexico. ~ n deserved recognition
~ a deserving man. Mr.. craig II a
lawyer of experience and ability and
In EVERY way qualified To perform
tho duties OF the office TO which hc
has been named He has hcen PEE
publican STAKE chairman during two
campaigns mi H. entitled 10 the Of
flee frum % political standpoint The
selection ~ Mr. craig ~ United
states attorney meets with populni
approval
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
Rron,iway Christian Church.

tCofner broadway n Gold.)
Willard A.. Guy. minister: IFS
South Walter. phone i6si-w.
gai5 Hihle study
1880 Lords supper.
1900 Union services at Central
Avenue Methodist church.
100 Endeayor meeting.
$500 Union services at Central Ave-
nuc Methodist church.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

ffy>HE American Legion won't lei up in its program for disabled
veterans until the last man has obtained the last cent Of com
pensation due him, - is the declaration of John G. Emery, the
new legion commander.
Tae untimdy death Of Colonel Galbrahh, who as legion com.
mander worked increasingly TO get justice for the disabled soldiers.
was a great loss TO the legion. Il was feared that a successor equal
to the task Of carrying on his work to a successful finish could not
be found. Happily these fears seem to have been unfounded Emery
is made Of the same stuff.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
Central Avenue Methodist church.

w. =. Nnnderpooi pastor pastor.
sunday school, 9:4b "a. nj.
Union aummer services ~ n. m.
aud : D. m.
Dr. VI. \. Davidson viii preach both
morning and ovaning.
Morning subject. The Church
What Is IT,"
Evening topic. THE Shadow or a
Great Rock"
The public 10 invited.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Meets every Sunday at Moose
hall: afternoon. 3 o'clock: evening.
T;t5 o'clock; Wednesday e.ening
T:tb o'clock.
Praise and testimony, Friday eve
ming 7:4B o'clock. Study Of the
Finished Mystery.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

1900 y. Fourth -.
sunday school and bible class 1.i5
n. m Mr.. Walter fiaahc, supt.
Worship meeting and breaking 81
M.
Evangelist Tom Carroll recently
from Oakland, Cat will preach the
gospel message at 7.i5 y, m. His
subject will hc Three Fools" Como
ana bring your friends.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
wHATITcosTs TO- QUIT

THE man who lets mp in any Of his tried aud tested business actiyi.
ties because OF slack business usually finds that there * more
= slack to take up when business conditions around him improve
This j. tre Of advertising in al lis proven forms II IN true Of sales
effort. II il true ~ every phase Of business seeking and getting
TO the business nan who is disposed to let up" or let down
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
Spanish VI. q. CHURCH. nnr.ins

FNhNAA"NA " - ~
Barc'as road, uea bridge.
r. Ogilvic. pastor.
1880 p. M. preaching OF the Gospel
Open air service In front OF church a
Z p. m.
4 hearty welcome to all,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Corner Fifth and Silver)
n. a. Cooper and g. X. Mexican
pastors.
gsfb a. m. sunday school.
~ "A. M. Morning worship.
sermon subject: The Heritage Of
our Fathers
Solo: "Recitativo and Aria-But
the Lord IL Mindful OF His own"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
leader. VIM.

BY C. M. Payne

Consocration meotlnEi loader, VIM.
Ireland.
Evening service al 8 o'ciock-aEain
Mt the Central Avenue Methodist
church union service, DR.. Davidson
speaks on The shadow OF a Great
Rock" Special music by united
choir.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Corner broadway and Lead Avc)
Thomas r. Harvey. pastor, rcsi-
dcnce. 1870 East Gold avenue. phone
lsiS-M.
bible school, g.i5 a, m. Mems class
meets In Public Library building
Junior and Senior Unions. 900 D..
m, Interesting programs.
Public worship at ~ a. M. and q
D. m. Mr.. 5 \. Hough who was re-
Gently licensed 10 preach viii deliver
his initial sermon at the morning
hour Of worship. Ills friends ar"
most cordially invited to be present
The orchestra which inspired n
thrilled the large audience on last
sunday evening will play at Our oven
ing hour Of worship.
Special musical features hy th"
choir. Anthems. "Our Lord and King"
OLUrcnzl. Music of the Homeland %
iPosi); Mixed quartet. 'tio knoweth
| Hest" CThomasr will he sum by
Mcssrs Cnpson and Tucker ana IN"
Misses Walraycn; offertory solo, 40
,.ignt There viii be suns by Mrs.
\. G. Tucker. \ cordial welcome to
all
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Nearly 100000. 900 passengers ar
rived In and left New York In l9So
by the larger railroads.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

(Corner Forester and Slate.)
/. 1. Gaines. pastor; residence. 900
Vert Fruit avenue.
sunday school stt5 a. m.
Preaching, II "a. m. and 5 .. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

A New Hampshire farmer ships
apple wood as fireplace fuel TO two
| Boston hotels.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06
THE SIGNIFICANT SILENCE

comm" when tho hard times are
nearly over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Mortgage debts Of American farm
crs more than doubled In the decade
between 1910 and 1929.
''DoHT's"-PoR WISHING.
Don't wish you could find q job FIND Il
Don't Nish you could rent your spaIS
msnt-Reut u.
Don't wish you could sell your Iom.-
Sell IL.
~ using hs Hsraids Classified Columns
pkons alE
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-06

Deposits Of diamonds have been
discovered In a Chinese gold mine.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1921-01-28

as well as seen. Infs is what really
happened: Mr. Randolph awoke the
cabman gently but thoroughly; then
he said:
Look here: l want to buy your
wagon"
"Gowan, boss; wot dyer take me
for? Here I been freezin most to det'
fer two mortal hours an gent like
you starts right in kickn' on the clock
widout even readn' it,
"Shucks!" said Mr.. Randolph
"What's biting you? Never mind the
meter-reading; here's twenty for you
to forget that. Now tell me: Who
owns your buZz-wagOn? Your
Nav; the Village Cab company"
replied the saturnine cabman as he
stuffed the twenty-dollar bill into his
trousers pocket.
"Well,' said Mr.. Randolph. "you
and I are about the same build and
I've got proposition for you Change
clothes, hand me over your cab, and
take two hundred dollars to see your
self to another job"
| IhS hilNel SlOWeu ITO surprise, ne
contemplated the offer with half-closed
eyes and obviously working lips.
more than that" went on Ran
dolph: I'm not taking your job just
| for tonight; I'm going to hold it, The
only thing I want you to promise is
that you'll keep your trap closed if
you see any ads in the personal col
umns looking for me-"
"How do l know you won't lift the
car and whoop 1t up fer New Haven?'
Randolph fixed him in the eye.
You know l won't, because I saw
It."
"Sure-that's all right, boss" said
the driver conciliatingly. mo bones
broke. Now, there's just one thing
more: have you fggered that it's five
hours to the opening of secondhand
Sixth avenue or the Bowery. an TG
have to wear those clothes of YOUR
all that timer"
whats the matter with these
clotheS?' asked Randolph. a it'll,
peeved. "Well. you've heard nv offer
Take it or leave it,
"Sure I'll take it.' said the driver
promptly. IF l wasn't a-goin' to hav,
took 1t from the first, what would a
been standin' here talkin' for?"