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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Doctors Pass Lie
In Debate Over
Disease lnnoculation

WASHINGTON. May Is
Walter u. Hadwen. president of
the Birtish Union for the Abo-
llticn ~ NiVisection. preclpl-
tatcd a clash with Dr. Geo. W.
Mccoy, director OF the federal
hygicnic laboratory here, last
night when he asserted before a
meeting under auspices 81 the
national society Tor humane
regulation OF viyiscction that epi-
dcmic disroHes were often the
rcsuh % preventive incubation.
nr. Mccoy characterised the
statement IN challenginn u from
the floor a. "damnable lie."
aud Dr. Hadwen demanded that
bF. Mccoy prove the lie"
Dr. Iiadwcn asserted that the
germ theory on disease would
completely upset with another
decade, the medical profession
rccogrixine that dlsease germs
were the result rather than the
cause uf disease. He said In
uculation for disease prevou-
tion WIS the most ridiculous
assumption ever introduced into
n snno world"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
RANCHER KILLS
TWO MEN; IS
FATALLY SHOT
Gun Battle at Noria, N.
M, Over Shooting
of Dog

III pAsO. Texas. May is-Robcrt
Harrington. New Mexico ianchman.
today was al local hospital and was
not expected to live. according To- nt
tendntts az result OF wounds re-
coivod last night In an exchange Of
bullets with two mon. father and son.
at Noria y. NJ 60 miles west oc
here. Both OF HarrinFtcn's pom
ents were said 60 have been Killed.
harrington had gone 10 Morla. q
flag station. 10 wait Tor train. As he
approached. q dog ran from a section
house nearby aud attacked him. IIo
shot the dog. A. ho shot according
10 Miss Esther Harrington, who was
here today with her father. man
and his son In the section house ran
out and opened fire. Harrington re-
turned tho fire. and both fell They
were believed Co have been Killed
Harrington was shot once IN tho
abdomen. Names uf the men were
mot available here Sheriff Jose Luo-
"ro of Las Cruces, y NJ. went to
Nora to- make ana investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
SWIM AND WIN
Health, Happiness and Wisdom,
Says Champion

WASHINGTON. May is.--'1f YOU
would De heaWhy. happy ana wise
swim"
That's the advice 70 Miss Elizabeth
Bertha smith. who attributes her
Venus de Milo form. keen mind and
Joyous disposition 10 swimming
TO remain happily vigorous. one
must become normally tired physl-
cally every day" uays Miss Smith.
swimming does this better than any
other sport keeping mind and body
free from corroding poiaous"
When Miss Smith starts her div
lng stunts an others IN the pool stop
10 watch She makes the swan"
"iaCkknife." hand stand and run
ming come back" dives look easy.
The latter II the most difficult of
all dives. A complete backward turn
Ia made In the air and the diver
strikes the water head first.
An amateur. she c<ccls In high and
fancy diving and the f0-yard dash.
She alao swims the 50. fi0 and z2e-
yard distances IN fast time.
Miss Simth II In the early TWEEN
ties. is employed In the state de-
round diving and swimming cham
pionships Of the District OF colum-
hln.
She shares the padding champion
ship OF the Delaware chesap penkc ili-
vision Of the American Canoe asao-
Ciation.
She is an expert horsewoman and
won tennis honors at Northwestern
university and basketball honors In
Florida.
n engage IN athletics for the fun
OF IT," she saya. n have pride In
winning events. but thsi is secondary.
Too many girls hold aloof from
sports hecausc they cannot excel
That's foolish way Of punishing
ones self"
Exercise Keeps "A girls thoughts
from a morbid trcnd--and goodness
knows there are many fiappcrs to-
day who need their thouFhts divert
ed 60 wholesome channels"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Santa Fe Artists
Work Win Praise
In Pennsylvania

sANTA re, May rs Miss olive
Rush. who recently established "a siu-
dio in Santa Fo. purchasing an old
adobe house ON Canyon Road aud
transf1rminE % into a most attract
i've sad unique studio home. is have
ing an exhibit at present st Johns
town. Pa. under the auspices OF tho
Ar club. Prom Juhuatown Yhr goes
10 Indianapolis To- paint tir mural
decoration fur the primary room in
"a school after which she expects 90
return Go santa Io for tho summer.
Miss Rush recently executed "a
commission FOR a." portrait Of "a
child al Scranton. Pa. and she
writes. My stay ln Scranton WIS
delightful The people there are 30
hospitahic aud apprrontiyc. Moth
ing more could have prru done than
wus done 90 make my stay there
mcmorabiy happy Thct the por-
trait pleased them iu every way aud
was D joy 20 du. which ~ course was
enough Boo itself to make mc con
tent"
From Scranton Miss Rush went Co
Washington. y e.. where she spent
several DAYS in tho galleries and then
went to the iirooKlyn museum to
View tho exhibit Of French art.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Thomas b. Catron
Estate Valued at
Nearly Million

SANTA FE. NgE 1N The eu-
t,Iuur containing 40, win Uf the late
q g senator Thomas o. Dutfuu. de-
uusIt,d with fu, trust department ut
th. FIr.t National lauk. wHH opened
today ut Tine huHk in th, presence OF
witnesses l'r iamrs a. EuHs and Al
bort CLANCY, hrridos ryprucututiyss
of Tho family. aud Ga, viii contained
therein was filed with thp probate
court too Santa to county
one uf the four some. Fletcher
canon. was changed With carrying
out tho Wishes oft th, deceased Sem
utor 'au"u lcft Hrgr estate. con-
siriug mainly ui Interests lu land
grants. logIl rcm estate and am Of
ficr building a. Kansas CItN The
entire value ot th, properties left b.
nrurvd ua mot Tao from million
dollars although DO Del mot N't known
nov mu,h it ma, u' possible tn rcnl-
ixe on them.
For many years senator CHtron
was director pl th, ir-t National
tank. iu fact. was elected u director
an long ago a. 1871 aud became vice
president of the bank boo 1880. nr
james A. Rolls his attending physi'
ciuu during senator ttnouH Ions
and tedious Illness. declared tuda,
that in his long ,Npori,uDr ~ proc'
titiuuer be- had never known per
son who mot death Hs r'uHErnusil
yct dil mot ElNr up hope OF recover
despite hir Digh,N N,HIs uutu hc ha,
D sunk into hiH H.f HHDuns' iouHii Hss
I who was Hl ,uu-ldrf i. uf thns'
around him uud yhn r"t'r complain
I rd dyspit, acute pHiu, gi'tt uisc"m
] fort aud evident suffering.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Contempt Threat
Induces Bergdoll
Attorney 10 Talk

WASHINGTON. May 1s.-Under
threat of contempt proceedings before
the bar Of the house. Harry Wein-
berger OF New York. fCrfner counsel
FOR Grover c. Bergdoli. draft evader.
told n house investifatinN committee
today he would answer all questions
and produce any documents eemand-
ed.
Wsinberger CHALLENGED the rlght OF
the committee 10 investibate ;ac cs-
cape of Bergdoll on the gfJcnd that
he never had been inducfed into ts.a
army. Chairman Peters brushed aside
the contention declaring Il was en-
tireiy aside from tho question at is-
sue.
Asked how much money had been
paid him b. Mira Bergdoll. Wein-
berger refused 10 answer. contendlnR
II was not relative and was privileged
matter when the witness refused to
produced his books. Representative
Johnson. democrat OF Kentucky. NOV
ed that he be held IN contempt. There
was no objection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
WAGES OF ALL
RAILWAY MEN
TO Be CUT
Labor Reductions to Be
Be Effective on
July I

CHICAGO. May fs.--The general
reduction OF wages for 1000. 600 un-
skilled railroad employees effective
July a. which was forecast By The
railroad labor bocrd IN an announce
rnrnt last right. will BE- made inc
basis OF reductions exllndlng 10 an
classes Of railroad labor Il was un-
dersfood today.
Although oslly the Chicago ore..t
Western, the Chicago and Alton. ana
a fsw other roads have ~ ,us afed
that Tho wage reductions be extended
20 an classes. Provision was made b.
the board In itr announcement Tor
tho nlinE OF other petitions. up 10
June q. and Il IN believed that others
OF the $50 class A roads viii amend
their applications TO include shop.
train service and other classes Of efn-
ployca.
The new applications filed up 20
June g. tho boards announcement
aaid. win be decided 10 take effect
also on July !.
The announcement. which said
prevailing conditions iusiify 20 some
extcnt. yet 70 b. determined a read
iusmcnt downward OF wngcs.'' was
unexpected. and came only a few
hours after the close OF the hearings
which have been In progress since
early In April.
on july 20, 1890. the board an
creased the pay OF an classes OF
rallway employees approximately af
per cent 'of bhout eeoe .o0o 900 n
year. Several months aro several
roads announced that they could no
longer operate under this wage
award and announced pay reductions
averaging about 20 per cent for un-
skilled employees. The workers np-
pealed 90 the board which decided
thnt the roads could not make sum
mary reductions but must first hold
conferences with their men and then.
n no agreement could be reached.
submit the case TO the board
Practically every large road then
held conferences with is unskiiled
employees aud when the employees re-
fused 70 accept cuts, cavried the case
TO the board. About ninety-elght
cases were thus appealed and the
board decided 10 hear them az a unit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
William A. Hampton
Bound Over to Grand
Jury on Check Charge

william 4. Hampton one arm man
who was fined several weeks ago after
% was All, ged that hc and hts bride
had battle in their room "a hotel.
was held Tor the grand jury this
morning on $3.50 bond ON tho charge
Of passing q worthless check
ile is alleged Co haV" passed
check for tl5 ON the First Savings
iiank aud Trust company when he
had no funds in the hank At tine
time of his former appearance In po-
lice court. Hampton claimed to be-
managing a hotel. Tie now claims to
hc workinr for an oil company a. %
Ealpsmau.
Aftcr Hampton was held for tie
Erand july ON the one charr, the no.
lice were Informed that Do, had cush'
go worthless chork Tor $50 ON the
EIIark Brothers clothing store and "a
rhsrl fOr t2t uu the Excelsior laundry
Do Hampton makes bond un the first
charge ho viii b' held ou the other
two UhargvH llr Boz Boo 90, county jan
pending iutulfhiuE of bond.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Boy Hit by Auto
Likely to Recover

bHf, chambers. 9.yr1r-uld SON OF
Nfr art NIs o. s. chambers 5lo
Nurth second street, lS suffering
from a slieht ,ducussiou OF the brain
aud H deep rasp over his lett eye
us tur result uf being struck hy an
automobile ou North First street near
Grand avenue into yesterday after
no Nu.
Tt. automobile. . car NJ "a" Ale
luuu,Tuur Mercantile company. was
driven hy Jn. Bonlguidi Accord
ing tu tho story told hy tho boy. De
was crossing the street when "a h-
,ypl" uus-,d between him ana the
,uu curb.
81 be- stepped back 90 set out Of
tho WY ct the iicyclo he stepped
into tur path ct tho ear IN" boy
y,.s taken Co. his home ana br. II. u
GubuI and pr ". o. IoNclucc we're
called ~ vas said today that bar
ring complications. the boy would
recover. ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

The doctors issued the following
bulletin;
"Chief Justice White was operated
upon Friday last Although In a SER
ious condition for some months past.
he postponed the operation as ho felt
his presence at the court wns Ina
perativc. The proErosa was satisiac-
tory With normal pulse and temper
aturo until Tuesday afternoon when
acute dllation OF the heart occurred.
lie has not rallied from this condition
and hts recovery b. not expected.
Francis r. liachcr. M H..
Thomas a. clayton, NJ. -.
"Thomas s. Lee. A. D."
AZ noon the physicians attending
the chief Justice said there had been
no chance in the paticnts condition
and that he might last through today
aud tonight but that there was moth
INK upon which to base un alteration
from their previous diagnosis.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
MURDER PUZZLE
Sociologists Study Murder Case
of l3-Year- Old Wife

FARMINGTON. NO May iS.-A
married woman. is ,o be tried on "a
murder charge iu Juvenile court here
beginning tOmurroW She is Mrs.
Lstta Parsons and is only 70.
she shot her six vrnr-nld step
daughter 20 death in their home in
iron Mountain.
u environment to hlam" for the
act uf the child bride That's the fca
turc of the ease soCioluEiHts Ire I'M
tsrcsted in.
She was orphaned when baby
She grew up bon Oh, mining town oi
Iron Mountain. almost like weed.
There she lived until last year. Then
she married John Parsons. young
widuwtr with two children. H boy of
nine and O. daughter. LIIN riN.
ituuss hold drudE'rN was not new
tU tyhc rirl-bridv. hut wotn'riuE tw0
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

children only frw years younger
than herself Was % new problem and
N"NHtiOu.
last March sha was Domhing the
little girls hair Th, child frrtted.
and ran from the houF,
Mr. Parsons picked up shotgun
standing Boo tho kIf,h.u mud shot tho
glrl tp death
Was this act th, result Uf childish
trmurrH cor was it du. foo a mental
condition ,nusrd hy liir that had
contained uttlc uf childhood Joys
These arr the things ihr state OF
tp determine.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
FRANKLIN LANE,
.FORMERCAbINET
OFFICER, DIES
Succumbs at Rochester,
Minn., Following
Operation

ROCHESTER. MINI. May iS.--
Franklin X Lane. former secretary Of
thr interior. died at hospital here at
go o'clock this morning. Death was
due Goo nn attack of angina pcctoris.
Me- Lame was operated on here
May g for gall stones and appendicitis
and WIS said 90 bc recovering when
heart disease. from which be had
suffered from timo to umc dunus
the last eight monta. developed. Hose
ptul physicians expressed the belief
that the operation would relieve the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Today's s Results


National League
Cincinnati 100 600 O00--i : g
Boston .uOt 100 els a.
Luquc Rogge and wingo. Filiinsim
and GuwdY
Pittsburgh .340 oai if0--ii ~ o
Brooklyn 900 Voi 0i0-g g 9
Cooper and skiff. Rguihcr, Bailey.
Moharf ana kreurer
Chicago O00 100 O0i-2 10 o
New YORK D01 O00 oel-g 8 o
Freeman. York. Martin and O'FRr-
rcll Daiy. Benton. Douglas. sailcc
aud SMITH
Auaricun lieaEuc
Boston 200 goo 600 o
Detroit 0n0 nUn 0uu--n s
Jones' and Huul; Dauss. Middleton
ana hasslrf.
phiadnlnhiu ESQ 600 Onu-g o
Cleveland . .Ote 100 0uf-f
iiommri aud walker. Coyelskio and
O'Neiu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Judge Preserved
Casket of Pet
Cat for Years

TULSA. Okla. May 1s.-.A hlth-
crto unrelated Incident in the life
of the late Judge John DcvercauX
came 10 light here last night.
The judges friends. IN oxnmfn-
ing his personal effects following
his mysterious death last week.
found small. hand carved aud
highly polished caskst uf cherry
wood. which enclosed the cm-
halmcd body of large persian
cat. sultan. the pct for many
years OF the judges wife before
npr marriage.
Tho cat died rs years ngo aud
its mistress had u emhulmcd and
kept Ia r. specially made oaskct
in her home. After his wlfoa
death the judge likewise prcacrv-
ed the Cnakft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
700 Prohibition
enforcement Agents
Are Laid Off

WASHINGTON. May is-About
zoo prohibition enforcement agents
In various parts OF the country have
been temporarily laid OFF for lack OF
funds to pay their salaries. Il was an
nounced today At prohibition enforce
ment headquarters here.
Failure Of congress To provide $3.50
900 asked for ~ the prohibition COM
missioner 10 pay salaries OF field
agents until the end of the present
fiscal year. officials said, necessitated
a cut OF about two birds IN the field
forces.
The men were given 90 day va
cation without pay, but, u was naid.
will be- rcinstaicd on July ! when the
appropriations FOR the next fiscal
yenr become available.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Western Governors
In New York Boosting
Reclamation Plans

NEW YORK. MAY is.--Governors
Davis of Idaho. Mnbcy OF Utah. and
Hart of Washington, accompanied by
repress ct 1a western states
called on Mayor Hylan today at cts
hail In the course Of their tour ~ the
east In the Interest OF development Of
arid lands.
Tho party hopes 10 obtain con
urcssionHl AID In proposed irrigation
uf 20 Geo 900 acres for the benefit OF
Wal veterans
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Pioneer Banker of
Salt Lake City Dies

SALT LAKE CITY. May is.-wii-
liam s. Mccormick. pioneer banker
OF the inter mountain region. died az
local hospital today tie underwent
an operation for the removal Of a
blood eliot in his knee about two weeks
uEo and hts lex was amnutated la
AN effort 90 save his life. tie seemed
Coo De- recovering when Dee suffered u
relapse
Nj Mccormick was "a years old
and nHtive Of pietou, Canada. He
settled Boo Nevada fur u brief period
and later was attracted to California.
ilc later rnue Co salt Lake ana was
associated with White and cuflpang
bankers In 1873. with It's establish
ment d." became president uf Mo
Cornlrk nud company. hankrrs hold
INK the position until death
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Legion May Ask
Canadian Veterans
To Help Get Bergdoll

OTTAWA, May is.-The Dominion
command OF the Great Wa Veternu'
association today was asked By the
American Legion II Il would support
demand for extradition from DER
many OF Grover Q. Bargdoli draft
dodger.
A letter signed by J. u. Darut. asais-
tant director of the legion. Indicated
that the American votcrens' organixa-
tion might appeal 10 the Canadian
government Tor backing In their de-
fnand for the return OF BergdQli.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
JUSTICE
{. D. WHITE IS
NEAR DEATH
Doctors Give Up Hope
For Supreme Court
Jurist

wAsHiNOTON. May is.--Physic-
iana attending Edward Douglass
White. chief justice of the United
States supreme court announced ~
10 r.. ~. TODAY that their paiient had
not rallied from the sinking spell of
late yesterday and that his recovery
va not expected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Lloyd GEORGE mas
NOr ALTERED STAND

LONDON. MAJ lN.-primc Min
lister Lloyd George issued state
mcnt today reitcratlne the British
attitude toward the Upper Silesiln
question expressed by him in his re-
cent speech boz IN, house of commons
and disciaiming responsibility for the
distorted reports iu tho French
newspapers
said "th, fate of Upper silesia must
lo decided hy the supreme council
ana not by korfauty"
children of the treaty he cone
tinuod. cannot hr allowed o. break
rro,kvry iu Europe with impurity.
Somebody must place restraining
hlud uu them. otherwise there Will
n, continual trnuhl'"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
WONT MY IIkS' THENIER.
$4,000 80 Wa0 aFsatN

ENNTN ~ May isAt 20 meet
ing uI tho church cabinet of tho First
prpsh,t,riun church. the Offer 90
Thum1e W. Hanna 90 f"il the conFf'
cation the Elks thcat'r for $4,000
yyn- declined. The cor rrrcratiun had
mrd, ZOO offer ct sLi. 600 for me
structure and its contents The cab.
lna decided instead tu rouoNatc ana
remodel the present church Hrur-
tur-. to uIu th' present mansr into
"a parish houS" Hud Geo build e mod
srn mans" in Santa l' styI, uu % ste
riu tp hD selected.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

heart affection. but an attack early
Today developed fatally
Immediately after hc had recover
ed from the unuour,s ot tho anacs-
thctic Nh Lane said
Il ann surprised To ho alive. hope
90 Dee able TO live long life doing
good things for others withoiT
thoughts of money
Nr Lane icu no estate.
Mntcr,i In California
Following his resignation from the
Wilson cabinet Mr Lane sought tn
recover his health and cnme here in
January of tflH year iie was ad-
visrd 10 spend the winter in warmer
climate and visited boa California. re-
turning 'trk this month. His condi-
tiou was favorable for uu operation
and continued Improvement was noted
until the heart attack which caused
death
Mrs Ilua aud G,arrr " Lane. a
brother. Wcr, called Go the former
s,Dr,tury'- bedside shortly bcfofc %
I m. today and were with him when
o., diced. Last rirht % was thourht
that MI Lane W1e much improved
Irft NJ Estate
Although Mr. Lame said following
Oh, operation that hc was surprised 60
De- alive. his Improvement rvrvutN had
been so marked that his death was
uu.Npt et,d. llis son. Franklin X.
Lame Dr.. ana his daughter Mrs.
Phillip kauifmaun of Washington.
Wro 90 thcif home. when their ftth-
,r died. Hs wac his sister Mrs NJ a.
Andersen oi Oakland, cant
Goo. " Lane said this morning
that his brother lot mo estate what
HotNpI.'
Mt Lanes body will bo taken Co
Chicago fuuight. accompanied hy his
brother and widow
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Former Kaiser's Son
Convicted of Illegally
Exporting Capital

uTEfIN NIN o. El,fN FrDdyr-
Ieh second SON OF Former Emperor
william war TODAY found guilty ut o.
legally ,NporiIug capital through the
nrm OF rnIuiupsihn CRUISER and
company
Iu consideration uf the fact that ho
dil mot act through dlshouorahlo moo
tIv,s however, Eit,l Frederick was
uHly fined 900 marks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
Nose Dive Restores
Hearing of Man

EMPpRIA. Kuns. May lN.A nose
dive boz uu uirulhn, from height of
$500 feet Yesterday restored the
hearing Of John Fowler 90 FARMER liN-
Iur ut4f EmuprIu Fowler was ON
nlHr Co., hear the uoisU of the motor
until the Jly, was made i" now can
hear distinctly persons who speak to
him. lie losl his hearing year ugg.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18

WASH NGTDN May ts-Nico
President Coolidge was confined 20
his home today with slight cold.
it was said at his office tant he was
expected to be- able Go return % the
senate tomorrow,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
BULLETINS

WASHfSGTON May without
q record vote the senate hill authorix-
ing presidential control over cable
landings was passed today by the
house. The measure was slightly
amended ana the senate and house
must come 20 an agreement on the
changes before n can 20 to the prcsi-
dent n empowers tho president %
prevent thu landing Of Unauthorized
cables aud % ISSUE licenses for cable
operation.
WASHINGTON. May Is Prepara.
tory to Introduction of the revised
tariff hiu. Representative Longwortn
of Ohio. republican. member of the
ways and means committee, iutroduc-
cd today n Joint resolution to make
effective Immediately al rates car
ried hy the hiil as reported Tho
Temporary rates thus srt up would
remain effective while the tsrff bili
was making the Journey through con-
grcss.
WASHiNGTON. May is.-W. IrV-
ing Glover. New York business man.
was nominated today by President
Harding 90 ho Third assistant post
master general. A. the same time the
president announced thr appointment
OF John Edwards. OF Mitchell. Ind.
ns solicitor for the post office depart
mont.
WAsHiNGTON. May is--Salo ~
five percent beer and wine with "a
per cent alcoholic coutcn- would bc
permitted in states where voters APP
proved such lihcralzinE % prohibition
enforcement lf n bill introduced today
hy Representative Ryan. republican.
uf Ntw York, became "a law. Tho
measure provides ior popular rufer-
rndum in each state un petition uf IT.
teen pee cent uf uunlifird voters.
MAsilINGTON MAY without
rcCoid votes The senate late today
accs pied committee amendments 10
the naval hiii appropriatlng $500, 00O
Tor Tho Sand Point wash. naval air
station and $1,000 600 for develop
ment OF q submarine haao at san
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-18
PASSES DIVIDEND

NEW YORK. May iS.--The Pacific
Mail steamship company passed ~
remi-annuai dividend of SO cents to-
day. siS months ago 20 cents plus an
extra 90 cents was paid.