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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20
Di mENRy .. ARNEI

ahintSu itt rtHu tutfrsnuNIcutj
NEW YoBk.s Nov. ia.-Miie 50.
gannc Lcnslen. the queen OF the I'd.
ropcan courts. and ono Of the groat'
est women tennis players In he
world, may never be- able to compete
again on the courts.
reports from Paris that the French
r.Fl N not recovering from the ply.
alSai COLLAPSE which caused her 70
Ieiirc against Mrs. Molla Mallory. and
laier TO call off tho exhibition tour
% America she cane over TO make,
has BROUGHT the flashy little star back
into public notice.
Many nnklnd ihinrF we're said
about Alle- fenglen after shc nad
raised her hand aa n token Of eur.
render and retired v.om tho courta
OF Forest iiills. when Molia Mallory.
the queen .; the American courts.
Ind her obviously beaten In the acc
ond round OF the National womon's
Championships.
America expects Uncle SANS sport
missionarles 10 get n fair deal "A
European competition. and II is only
u part OF the self claimed perfect
sportHmanHhip OF Americans that the
same treatment should be accorded
continental. especially q girl who
was making her nrSt appearance In
America.
~ ~ AZ nut NOO lAtt 10 give ~
little inside story or the events that
led NJ TO the dramatic episode when
the French girl staggered ~ the
courts. coughing violently and weap.
ing Historically while the crowd
Missed.
Mnc. Suzanne was not retiring be.
cause she lacked the courage to con.
tinuc.
She Was ~.
More than a month before her de,
parturd Tor America. Julian n. Ny
rick, president VI the United states
Lhwn Tonnis association. entertained
several New York sport writer's az a
luncheon at the Bankers club for the
purpose Of Discussing plans on how
the big tennis championships and
Davis Cup matches were to be Gov.
ercd"
At that time he referred 20 a cable
he had. received from the French Ten,
MS federation IN which u was said
thar allie. Lenglen was not In good
physical condition. and that abe
might not be able TO compete Ia the
American national championships.
unless the date would be changed. II
was said also that she felt able TO so
through her exhibition tour where
the strain would not be as great and
the competition not as severe. The
United States association cabled back
that II would be impossible to change
the date for the women's champion
ships. m u would completely wreck
q schedule that It had taken monthly
TO complete.
The French girl arrived here on a
saturday, and thc championzhlps
were TO sunrt the following Monday.
She was SIN III and was very rocky
after suffering sea ACkncas on the
trans Atlantic journey
soon after her arrival she asked
tho favor TO have her first round
match with Miss Eleanor Goss put
over a day from Monday until Tues
day. She worked n Monday with
samuel HARDY. captain Of the Davis
cup team M said on the following
morning hat she ala not feel able to
play.
Tuesday noon Il was pointed out
10 her that a great crowd OF 10000
Spectators had gathered TO see her
MAY aud that II would be % great
disappointment n she did not an.
pear Che consented.
tn" schedule Of course. called FOR
her 10 meet Miss GoE1. ranked as tho
nith best PLAYER m America lust
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

Because Of tho rapidly growing
number Of women automobile drivers,
a garage for women. managed BY
waoia,n. operated by women and used
BY women IL planned IN Brookiinc.
Mass. a taxi service and repair shop
connected with the garage will be
handled by women.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

Miss carrick Hume Buck. aeed ~.
IL the youngest woman lawyer ever
admitted 10 the California bar. She
school OF the University OF southern
California. and Is Immediately to be
gin practice In isos Angeles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

The first marriage eyeg performed
was executed recently by Judge Mary
Ovroolc. tine only Woman official OF
the municipal court The distin.
suishcd couple were Ralph w. Ward.
well and Miss HUN ls1itiu na,i
penny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20
EDISON RE-CREATIONS

Remember, too, that on the goth of
each month, Edison issues a fine sup
plement Of classical and popular music,
rendered by world-famous artists.
To hear any of these RE-CREATioNs
on the New Edison is to hear the finest
music which modern homes are able
to command. For, the Edison RE-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

only women with ugly legs wear
long skirts L. the slogan adopted b.
the feminine sax OF Denver. who are
revolving against the new long skirts.
rhe wonieitkhefe are planning TO pro
woman from ParIr riyle dictatlon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20
HITS
WitH BrOadWay

through in record-breaking tims. In
some cases, the Edison REGULATIONS
Of a new number beat the sheet music
out.
Flashes from Broadway" are sent
us, by fast express, as quickly as they
are issued.
So, if you want to keep up with
Broadway, watch our windows for
Flashes from Broadway" and visit our
RECREATION department.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

CREATION of an artists performance
can not be told from the artists origi-
nal performance. This has been proved
by thousands of tests of direct com
parison.
Before you buy your Christmas pho
nograph, be sure you hear the wonder
full New Edison.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20

THE tables have been turned. Now
i it's Edison, who gets here first
with Broadway's newest song and
dance hits.
Edison scouts constantly v every
Broadway show, restaurant and ex-
elusive club. They get the new hits
the moment they break.
Mr.. Edison has installed a special de-
partment ofmanufacturing with special
equipment, which speeds these hits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-11-20
Your Banker as
Your Friend

1T is the policy of the State National
Bank to make every depoSitor'S well
fare a matter of our S~incereSt con-
Germ. We a the people who favor
us with their business 10 feel like we are
their friends as well as their business asso-
ciates. This personal interest will be
gratifying to you and will make your
dealings with us not a matter of neceS-
Sarv ANNOYANCE but a real pleasure. No
r'atfcr what the size of your account or
the magnitude of your business you will
70" 800 ~0@"ri7o Won every facility that a
sound bank with the best connections can
offer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
a Free Oatmeal Prescription Does IT.
work OverutGh Can IRE
pare It at Homo.

New Yurk--f.N pusur" 10 sun. d4St ~ J
wind mas v"r? had effect upon the
Skin AMI cU:nr.cNiou. There Is i w.
:, overcome this. IT - my own oIn.
,.uv.ry and fakes just one n'Eht TO ~
s,,, h marvellous rc.,u!fS.' says Mac f:dn;l
Wilder when her friends ask her aho'U
her Sondrrrui complexion and u" IN
,unyrL 4upcarlnCr OF her M'nuS t'ii
arms. You can do the sam" thIhg ~
YOU follow ny nHvlc". sh" says
zee. il my duty :" til! every hr' ~
woman what ihls wonderful presGri p,
ton did tor M. last thnh OF II. Nj
his change Ia u sing" night. ! hcf,t
ire ~ telling others just what er"uIn
about surh rrm2rkahl" results. hrrr -
m" id"nticnl formula that removed
r,,rv defect from my face. neck. nAhIS
ard arms. Gntii YOU Try II H'" l"i' a,
NJ. iTcl If IT." marvellous chanEr II WI
make in JUS; on" Application. III" pr.
I,r.r,iuu. which y"i AN prepare al
y,! own hume. is az follows:
"t;n To any grocery store and get 'en
rrins worth Of ordinary oatmeal ana
tr m any drpurim"n. or drug store .
bottle Of D"rwi!l". Prepare tn" "atih'''
rs directed in every package q: l'"'-
w.llo Before applying Dcrwi!." "i'HhE.
he skin thoroughly with good C!"air'-
inc cream. Ni$ka cold 'rcam ma"
found IT, b" III" brsp. The hrSt arpi
ra,jon will astonish you. 1t makes tn,
skin appear transparent. smooth a"'
,,lvctv. l especially recommend th''~
method for dark. Sali"w skin. ShiHE
r,sr. frc"kIcs. tan. SUI spots. C"ar:''
,urcs. rough skin. rnddincsS. wrihk!' :
',,r i'm fact. every bI"mish tn" "a e"
hands and arms arc heir -. If Eo"r
peck or hest IS dsroio-"l from expos.
,- .nuII This combination there and
~. rhjrrtinnablc defect Will diSapreti
AS If hy magic. 1t is absolutely harm
less and will not produce or st.muiai" a
growth II hair. Since short St:cEtS ar
j., VOGUE il is necessary to have bcaut'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
Hot Summer Sun Trying
On the Complexion
How to Protect Your Skin and Bring
Roses to Your Checks

full hands and arms and no matter how
rr,Lh and uugainlN the hands and ariiS
or nat abuses they have had throusn
hard work and exposure 10 sun anu
Wind. this combination viii WORK won
d";lul transformation. Thousands WIG
are using it report the same results !
have had
Hiss @. c. says: My complexion was
poor and my skin rough. Ny neck
hest hands and arms were dark from
ryurSurr. The very first application OF
this wonderful DerWi.io-oatmcal colnoi-
nation convinced me that my poor COM
picHion and skin blemiShes would soon
IL. u hing 81 the past. In Few weeks
Iii ;i"sr unSightly defects had enureiy
,!islp,r. red and shall always use 1t to
keep my complexion At Its best All the
i'm. have recommended II to my
.!rl friends and they are just as enthnsi'
aN;.c over it as / am. We all use II o.
fac going 10 the theatre. dances 81
rarti"S and it's wonderful what diff.
ference il makes in our appearance.
Mrs. G.. V. Writes: Oatmeal and Der
viii" have worked miracles with my
complexion. had many despisei
! hands and arms were covered Win
frrck.Cs. After eight weeks use Of NJ; e
E.na Wilders wonderful complexion
, prescription these objeCtiora BILE defects
ha," entirely vanished. look ten years
ynurccr. and advise every girl and wo-
nm 10 Try ii and feel confident after
one. or two applications they will use IL
continually and be just as favorao'S
IMPRESSED with il as ! am. recon-
mend IL 10 all OF my friends
NpTE--tn get the best effect be suee
to follow the complete directions coll
tanned IN every package of Derwillo, al
. IS so simple that anyone can use IT. and
- inrNr":>Ivc that any girl or woman
,:n afford II. Department stores ana
druggists guarantee that there will be
no,ircIb.a Improvement after the frsi
;,rpl.ration or they will refund the
. money II IS sold in this city at al!
= in.ICr counters under a money refund
yunrar,e" including II. Q. Eaer, Hoge-
Davis dug Co.. and c. H Gr:est Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

farmers held at Dallas Presbyterian
church, at which time p. 81. Hunter.
agriculture agent "f the Ohio county
farm bureau presided. The first num-
Lcr of the program vas THE Ms.
NIk. Men. Muscle. Mind" very sooo
md Instructive picture Of the 1000 con-
cents and hcalthfIl effects OF good milk
which was enjoyed by all The next
MAS a one reel Inn. Uncle Sans PIG
club" SHOWING what the children IN VAR
Gus states had done by organizing sucn
clubs while the last picture was Oh
MILK and Honey" All these MOVIES
81" pat out by tn" |. :. dcpartmeht Oh
Agriculture. MI Hunter then gave
i;,,I. discussion on the different pic
.,.,.s ,r,,- which the meeting was
brnlirht to = close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
ANNUAL PICNIC.

The annual eating and picnic or IN"
Nnrlh street Met d!st Episcopal
church ~, take l'ia"" At IA" West VIZ
u,u.u STAT" Car GROUND an Thursday.
.Isu. 90. The var. Gus committees re-
,.,.n,.v a:l.ir.'"d arr l""h.iG after ali
ur,urrrr'yH'< and promi%" t" max" this
go. o.: TIE mos, elaborate Affairs Of IT'S
..,.. r.,r i.'G Iy this church for man.
...., \ ,.... sH"r' attractive program
A. a,h,r'!r .trn;s VIII b. 4 f"atur" OF
Nn, day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
TYLER co. TO OPEN
HUNTINGTON STORE

r ". Tyler, head Of the X. w. THI"r
Co. Of This city, left yesterday Tor
Huntington wh"r" h" Will assist n TN
nrrnlnE Of Is branch st"r" IN IN"
n.'ropnlis rf southern W"St virginia.
Tn;s ,nmlauy G.al. ">c,usl''iy in GEN
cal musical merchants" and special !
.z.,y "a . certain max" at talking MA
chimes
Mr., Tylr after attending the opening
,yIU return ia THIS city for only short
time. rcr,r which hr VIII m"i" WIN MS
:.nIy 10 Humiliation wh"r" lie Will
uauaEr that S'u:".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

World cotton production not up &"
constitution. may cause England. wn"
imports G5 per cent Of United state
PRODUCTS, TO increase Egyptian pronu'-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17
DONALD |. BOYD IS SELECTED
BETHANY ATHLETIC MANAGER

rTnmcnt service rs u Np""i1! attorney
genera, W. J. tu'ipn # Wh"c!inE,
W.. c...,.'rL secretary and treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-17

MrNTosE HEADS Nd MEH

Gafhelor Of Music Wo,Nn Day.
, 1921-06-02
Refners to Play,
Double eader In
GreybuIl Today

With tho series at Greybull be-
tv cen the Bisons and the Casper
Refiners even, and with G~reybull
a four out Of six Ecme winner over
Casper in the contests that have
been staged SO far. interest in the
double-header which will be played
at the northern refining town is in
tense.
Casper fans are hopeful that Cas-
per will take both ends OF the
double-header today and even the
core. All local sportsmen feel CON
fident that Casper viii take one OF
the games.
Charlie jackson and Rolla Mapel
both are In condition to work in
today's game. Lefty Hewitt. with
his victory Sunday over the Bisons
may also be called on to officiate
on the mound during one of the
contests.
Greybull will have to start Spike
Kelley. and Joe Eddleman in all
probability will have to start in the
games this afternoon. Both Of these
hurlers. together with Bluejacket
and Hunt have worked in parts of
the two games already played al
Greybull.
, 1921-06-02
CONTRACTOR IN
FINEST SHAPE
Salt Lake Man Says Health
Was Restored and He
Gained IS Pounds Taking
Tanlac

Wrap me up a bottle of Tanlac, the
best medicine in the world. $ said j., w.
Smith. u well-konwn contractor and
builder residing at the Windsor hotel.
Salt Lake City. Utah. as he purchased
a bottle at the Schram-Jognson drug
store.
Il am getting this bottle for my
wife because l tried it two years ago
and 1t actually made me gain thirty
five pounds n l ave been feeling
as Inc as q fiddle ever since. / was
all run down. in fact was in such a
bad fix that I came near throwing up
the job / was on 1 had been suffer
ing for a long time from a bad form
of stomach trouble. had lost my appe-
tite and was having headaches and
dizzy spells until life didn't seem worth
living.
"a friend put me on to Tanlac, and
I was so surprised in my life
as l was at the way it took hold and
Strengthened me out. 1t just made
me feel like a differentsman. I eat
anything and am never bothered with
indigestion. It just put such strength
and energy into me that I can work at
top speed n lev tire out. It's
simply great. Money couldn't buy the
good it did me So just as soon as I
heard my wife complaining l told her
Taniac was what she needed. I'm
as sure as 1 am standing here that
It will do her a world of good, for it
certainly has the merit.''-Adv.
, 1921-06-02
PARKING restrictions
TO Be ENFORCED HERE

People who leave their cars parked
on streets in the business district are
violating traffic laws just as much
as n other infraction of the laws
covering the movement of vehicles.
Hereafter parking of cars for hours
It a time on the sides of streets after
II O'Clock VIII not be permitted until
after the street cleaning crews have
completed their work. The huge
nusher which washes the dirt to the
sides of the streets has been hold up
Tor short periods of time very often
while seeking an e through
The parked cars. Machines parked at
he sides of the streets also prevent
The cleaning gangs from working ef-
ectively.
, 1921-06-02
"A
VISITS REGION
Southland EAST
Autos of Motorists Caught in Storm on
Yellowstone Are Riddled; Great
Damage in Colorado District

Rail and automobile traffic between Casper and southern
Wyoming was delayed today and crop damage amounting to
hundreds of dollars resulted from a cloudburst and severe
hailstorm between Chugwater and Glendo, Wyo, last night,
according to reports brought to Casper by belated motorists.
Trains from the south were several hours late.
, 1921-06-02
ALLEGED WIFE
BEATERSH HELD
IN CITY JAIL
Hearing of Two Cases to Come
Before Police Court Tonight;
Officers Called Twice to
One Home

Charged with serious assaults on
their wives. David Thompson and
Theodore Bentiep. the former a resi-.
dent of West Thirteenth street and
the other of South Washington. are
being held at The city Jail for trial in
municipal court this evening.
This is h first charge OF this kind
that has appeared on the blotter at
the city jail since the Inauguration
OF the administration OF Jesse A.
Sheffner. and it is a coincidence that
the two cases should occur in far
removed sections of Casper and with.
in a comparatively few minutes OF
each other.
Thompson was placed under arrest
by Patrolman Earsley and Clarke OF
the hurricane squad when they re
sponded to n call sem by ncighbors
which informed them hat n man vas
killing his wife. Shortly after Thomp-
son was jailed 4 similar call came
from another end OF Casper.
Earsley and Clarke responded again.
When they arrived at the Bentley
home they were confronted by n pit
liable sight. They claim that Mrs.
Bentley was wearing a bsndage over
her head and blood was streaming
down her face from the working
pvcr" she had suffered.
When the officers attempted to. al
Bentley however. she interferred,
claiming that he had TO support her.
Earsley sent Clarke TO visit ~neighbors
to got a story Of the case and when he
was alone Bentley is said to have
asked on wha authority the officer
entered his home.
He then challenged Earsley and
said. 'this is my home now its man
for man" In the melcc Earsley came
out on top and had to fight siren
uously to keep Bentley. apparently
a victim of too nue. squirrel whiskey.
from doing serious damage Wrought
up because he could not injure Ears
ley otherwise Bentley is said to have
set his teeth firmly in Earsley's left
arm. 1t was then that Clarke re-
turned and Bentley vas taken to the
fail partly dressed.
Interesting developments are OK
pected to attend the airing OF the
family pow-wows in police court this
evening.
The only other item OF note in the
cases which appeared on the police
docket today was the appearance of
Tipperary. al OVAL Harp. who has been
an occasional visitor at police head
quarters for several months f'Drunk
again-Good night" is the way Upper
ary is booked.
, 1921-06-02

Round the Clock With the De
butantes.- to be given this month
under the auspices OF the American
Legion. Is a potpourrf Of musical
gems taken from the latest New
York successes. according to press
agents for the production.
Out OF a magie clock the gay
young "debs" will step on the night
OF June II. the date OF the FIRST
performance. and through an ambas-
sador's wonderful garden and pa
latial home they viii dance and sing
their merry way.
Oriental maids. dancing brides
maids. Miss Up-to-Dates" fashion
chorus, Frenchie French maids.
Italian tambourine dancers, jazz ba-
bies. follies. clowns. debutante's
clock chorus, Blue Paradise Riding
chorus, French confetti ballet
dancers. all in Gorgeous costumes.
, 1921-06-02

Hailstones covered the ground to a
depth Of three inches over a strip OF
country about three miles wide. II was
said. many OF the h~aflstones being as
large rs hens eggs. Small limbs
were stripped from trees and the tops
OF several cars caught IN the storm
were cut to pieces.
No less thar three bridges on the
Yellowstone highway were washed out
by flood waters from the c~loudburst
and cars were stalled at every wash
out. some standing in the beds OF
creeks which drivers had attempted
to ford
Burlington train No. 20. Denver to
billings. caches Casper at li.20 to-
day. four hours late. after passing
through the storm area
, 1921-06-02

oil has been elected from the IA
NOUS wells in the Baku district with
such force and accompanied with 50
much sand that steel blocks IL inches
thick placed over the mouth Of the
wen to defect the now were perfor.
ated in n few houfs and had TO be
renfncnd
, 1921-06-02

June 10. according TO arrangement
now being made. The fastest motor
e,r-ie and automobile racers In this
vicinity are said 70 hSsve already en-
tered he event
An interesting race Is cxp-cled
when Jay Y Stock drives his SPECIAL
Buick against n SPECIAL mystery ma
chine which is being perfected BIZ his
brother. Lee Stock Swede Larsen Is
getting his machine In shape 50 that
ii viii be able to 80 the distance In
any race.