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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Oicn q. ncasn. ph,slcai director u
the n. ~. q. a. has been appointed
as Boy scout executive IN the place.
u =. = Shavfr. who will not rcturn
20 ~ city. Mr. Henm will take over
she afairs OF the rcouts IN Aihuqncr-
quo and proceed to rcorEanizo the
troops here. He will serve as part
time executive. Mr.. shaver has bee
Appointed ~ executive. Mr. Shaver
had been appointed ~ oxrcutiys only
u short time before he lcf for HE
homo al Eau Claire. Wis.
A div0rcc dccrec has bscn rnicrtd
IN the district court for Lucy 0urule
De Romero brought aEainst Anastario
Romero ON The grounds of abandon
mcnt n nor-support. The custody
% two minor children was given %
the defendant
Dcputy sheriff Charles Banglsart
will 80 TO santa Fc tomorrow 10 bu
a witness a. The trial % Luther Woifo
who A. charged with murder. Bang
hart was called as an oniccr al the
shooting which look place about Elk
months ag0 In Santa W county near
barton.
John Burrougl,S the emlnrnt
naturalist who recently died. was hon
ored BY the pupils Of the Alameda
school In their Arbor day exercises.
~ |ANNN VI wv lN wv NNAA VI
fUrrouGhs waa Told 10 the school BY
Mrs. Thompson. a teacher. and a tree
was planted IN his name. The chill
dren dug their own trees at the river
hanks and set them out In the school
yard. Other memorial trees were
named for General pcrshinF. Miss
Irene Burke, the county supcrintend-
ent, army and navy heroes of the
world war. and a clump OF willows
was called the switch tree" Tor the
teachers % the school, A tree con-
test was held In which the children
competed IN writing the names Of all
the trees they know and the useful
products which they yield.
T1e Spanish missions of New Mex
leo which are OF greater age and his
iorical Interest than tho far famed
ones % California will he the sub
ject OF an illustrated lecture TO be
given BY Colonel Ralph Y. Twitchell
% santa Re before the Woman's club
ON Friday afternoon. An art cxhibii
Of the work OF sheldon Parsons.
curator Of the Santa Fe museum. will
be hung on friday also. An fflcnda
OF the club are welcome on Friday.
Can now supply limited amount
factory wood IN fun wagon loadn
Hahn o Co. Phona e.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

posed Of Dr. and Mrs Leroy =. Pet
err. Or. aud Mrs. n. O. Cornish, Sr.,
Mr. and Mrs. ,. r. Mclaughlin aud
Arthur Prayer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Three AUTO FIRES
IN THO DAYS. TWO
Cars DESTROYED


Two anIln111, firt8 1H mprnIne
><tHFl|| iho n4Mn4f VI u~laiom1liie
to<n 4fe 11npt,sIes ansetftf ~
IItF|| 4f It's u'cIntt IhIf mufrIrH
when Itt aulnmol'Ir or r. AfInilo
n i1I garage st Mrs Ioha E1si a.
.11 WfHI UHTHIaIh1 nlInuc raaGh|
III Tho aUIoI.ohiIt va 4fuIaI Ip4a
md tht NHIant WA partly destroyed.
ftt oa|e<eotI|s Iota aaa e.IImaIed a
|I.t1o. h1rt beng No I~n.urnpcf On
y or M f|Ie ~ tnptHi1I ~ hste
aI4IIfI from a c|Fafffie Uhlch had
BEEN dropped IN the car.
Tia aufnm0f|I1 q Mira q. -
<r11ID In ne UtffcN garage on 80.
tf 4Nt1ut oapehf firc shortly before
1'c|1t1 this mQrnInH buI . Qalt1
"a ~ fr4 IRE companies r~ToFtn-co
<rpu being seriously damaofd Thl
In y thought t. AVE started from
sneft circuit "a me uicns. Mr.
'eaofp 1ivta ~ zss Moth Hieh
The nv companl,s were eansd i,
~ H4eo4 pool hall a Tao o'uocl
I41I n'4II 70 PIT out a fire which
started IN = bundle q rags AZ 10,
-. q % pees room. There wa'
ne burning Of the AUTO Of ren|
rI<>'fcri - Abete eafr yestercAi
H1t1inf Ne1 ff II& 81 The ftfIfs vi
4ut1 IFtA ID tne Lad two daFa.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

The fIrrt 10 cent vcaudeviiic theatcr
IN America IN san Ftancisco ~ years
ago.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Anti Fly Campaign
Progressing, Health
Officer Declares

She anil-fy campaign u progress
ma. b. Dochertx hearth ofncef. sald
to-day.
ot recent date references has been
madr 10 ~ control measures and tbs
Ntparfen<ut has bean doing IL bcs.
IN tfying 20 eradicate - far a. pos
NIo'e this rnrnnce." Or. ASccncfts said,
Ino 1lty aud county inspectors have
SeN1ked AS ny breedlnK places.
How are We 10 conlrol the flies
ar a. least roonce their nufmboraY
"flrsL. kil b ny you see m the
winter. Each ny iayn . cHaa "a
mere a day and can lay them fouf
11Ta after blFth.
'asecond, clear out The breeding
places before fhe warm Ecathcr ar.
rses sinee a fly can hatch In eight
dagp.
Ihir6. Fsmsss an garbage. ma.
uert. dernfing matesinl a. least twice
q N4f|F .fA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Sights Saw in
Capital

wAsHISoToN. March t-Misa
AhiEnn Harding has returned home
after u pleasant visit with her
brother. Warren. and his Wiie. Of
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Fofks here are poking fun AZ tna
weather bureau. ~ predicted rain
and mitch colder" and b thtrmon-
eter went right up 70 as hot a. the
Fourth Of July
Trees are an out IN leaf. II LOOKS
Hke an early spring.
Some excitement was caused fhs
other day over IN the Office o. Chief
Justice 81 the Peace nauahcrty whcr
~ was reported that a nest Of reds
had been discovered on a farm oul
Rockville way Investigation proved
they were Rhode Island Reds
The women who want pence held
a meoting here the other day. Ths
~ A. r. wili hold their meeting hcr'
ncKt month
The DAYS for the relief OF nomeihins
or other are getting 40 thick that 4
one bought and wire nl he was ask.
I'd. to he'd look nke a prlma donna'
trunk getting ready to sal Tor hu
rope.
Blu Hays. the new postmaster .
the United states has started to clear
house.
Cal aud Mr.. Coolidge had Dime.
the other night with Ned and Mrs
Mclean. Movies were enjoyed ate
dinner.
The Marine band gave O. conceft IN
other afternoon M the WHITE nous,
shich was veil attended.
There we're several DANCES In tow.
/ thIs week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
oF INfEREsF To WoMEN

A prominent physician Says that b,
far the laFecst numher o. women's ar
nsenfs are MI Surgical ones that u
they are not eauaed ~ srflous Oh.
pl4rrsnehls. o. srowlht. symptoms
similar ~ character ire onen brought
about ~ muc sampler conditions
W. thrfeforb urge every woman ~ho
aaacls from baekachs. headaches
'beaflng down palma SIDE ache. b.
r~nsniarlilea. Nervous defpondenry. o.
w1nlnEu a. rlNe LYDIA 4. fInthum ;
T<4N4 aIlG c~0nIpeHHn tHai y arfs
81 4 naluml fsalUfailst ana ontn
brftcufs o ecriouo troubles.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

The frult Of an Algerian trco is said
10 furnish an excellent soap.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Wornen Elected
On School Boards
In the County

EItciI9n returns available from
ne corniy school districts which
1IttIt1 d|ftciofI on Ncadns indicate
that lhIot Women were put on the
HlET1I Ono woman was defeated
fut The place a. Afflsco.
AZ HafCia3 s. wa necessary 10 clccl
thf@t ntN members. no election hav-
tn< been held Iass year. The neN
board A. c1npo4cd OK Probate Jndgl
J. a. Eanchcf elected TO serve three
traf<. ,. A. Chatcx fpr two years and
IEuasIta n. Luttro Tor one year. Al
Tijerzs. jose Dpminkuc1 WAS ~re-elect.
- - was n. q. Garcia a. Cal nucl.
N4n5ei ~Nafdtnado and Roman
UF1<x& we're elected al EBrabnsa
Unafl<< or1nat ~ 0fiseos Cahdclaf.
a.. Manuel nsfela at Ranches q
A1bu1uerqnc. Ramon Ourule az esr
Joss. Iu.to TrniIiio M Alameda and
vidal Htra At Atfisco. 4 woman
vsa c@1cied ~ director q padiila,
bet hpts not yet beer turned
a.. Mrs g. n. FORAKER ~es elected
A reFuIar meeting Of the county
board OF ~tducdtlon Will be held IL
~ oNice % Mis- Ifcfe-Durkc. county
1npelLHrudcnt. "a the courthouse "a
1AfAr4ar mprnlnE AZ 10 ciclucn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Rotarian Delegation
To Invite District
Convention Here

-Four Albuquerque Rotarians have
gone 20 Pueblo, Coloa as tho oft
cial delegates b. fho district con
vention Of Rotary clubs which IN be-
ing held there today and tomorrow.
The local delegation was prepared
10 put In a strong bid FOR the mex
district convention 10 come 10 Aibu-
querque, a new district governor
will be elected tomorrow. Tho states
included In tho district are Wyoming
Utah, Colorado. New Mexico and a
part OF Utah.
The R0tarlRn party which went a.
Pueblo from Albuquerque is com.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06

Can now supply limited amounf
factory wood IN fun wagon loadA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Body of Drowned
Boy Recovered During
Funeral of Brothers

TRINIDAD. Colo. April while
the funeral OF Garfield Mfsiaa one
81 four ndrwind boys diuwucd in
Model lake Oh March 10 was btinf'
held from Holy Trinity churth this
morning. crew 81 a raft draEginr the
dig lake brought up the body Of Hon.
Nosfas. 10. older brother Of Garfield.
The recovery Of the hOdy 81 Zen.
Mostas leaves hut one, that Of Tony
AeeEl to be recovered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Iowa May Legalize
Sale of Cigarettes

DIES MONIES Ia. April s.-The
Iowa senate to-day reconsidered ia
actor Of defeating the bill TO leeailzi
sale of cigarettes In the state aud
the senate attached some minor
amendments n will have 10 return 81
tho house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Joerrs Going to
Grant County to Probe
Closing of Schools

HANTA ~. y. ~ April G.-John
Jo.arlst. e0sle cdutuflonal auditor
leeFeI loday for silver city 70 imvesis
Eale the clolins u Grant county pub-
lie schools.
state suasrinasndrni Convoy rail
this in0rnIrE that the county board
had ecied under The Impression that
. " school warrants without
fuslds with which 10 pay hlih uircady
A. fHr county treasury would BE- a
sloIafion o. tho Hateman act. The
said. that where ihc levy Tor school
purposes ~ Sufficient = cover "a.
pNtInn. lh1 board may properly issue
warrants ~ anticipation % the COLI
lccIIon Of fhe axe
oFuni county f the weaithiest u
ihe Stale
OF ne inhnbliants Of Mexico less
IHHU uuH In fHrnn can rad or NfIsu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-06
Founder of Ten Cent
Vaudeville IL Dead

Los ANGELES, April g.. David ..
Gmumnnf vcieran theatrical man 20
tho pncific fouet. dad here lat pieht,
aged IS. 10 and he SOB esthilrhcd
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07
FARM HARDWARE
J. - IL
Ely.y Screens !. :

HAVE YOU, ORDERED YOURS
YET? II you haven't DO, IT NOW.
.' The filthy, disease bearing FLY Is
already on his. job and a: fly Is avery
democratic, animal-he will light on the
filthiest place possible and in ten sec
onds fly right through your window
and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dining table just
at. dinner time. Pretty, picture; isn't It?
We'll, it IS all right for the other fell
low, if it Suits him; but we are sure
you don't want such a picture in your
home. Z. Do iyou?. No. Then see us for
FLY SCREENS-real, sure enough Fly
screens-Screens that are made to the
measure of your doors and your win
dows-that fit and are fit. That are
better than the ordinary made by the:
million kind of fly screens-Ours viii
cos. you little more, yes, and the diff
ference in the cost will be forgotten In
the better service and longer life Of our
Screens. Phone us aboutit TODAY
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07
no sign; and when at last the French

no sign; and when at last the French
man departed apparently satisfied, he
leaned over and spoke to Jerry.
"See that man with the suit OF
hand-me-downs and the cigar?" he re-
marked. Hes in the game; I'm just
wondering on which slde."
He was not left long in doubt, for
barely had the swing doors closed
behind the gendarne, when the man
frI'duestion rose and came over to
him. -. 49,: - r. -"
''"'sExcuse me, STR" he said, III a pro-
nounchd, nasal twnng, "but I heard
so,rs say you were Captain Hugh
: Drummond. guess you're one;.o
! the men I've come across the water
to. see: My card" . -,
glanced at the pasteboard Ian
guidly. ,''.,7i':-'' ;d'''
.!r"Mr. Jerome. f.: Green" he muir
INJURED. "What o. dolly sort Of name
"See here, tpGbtain." went on the
other, suddenly displaying "a badge
hidden under his coat. "That'll put
you wise. That badge is the badge .of
the police force Of the United States
of America; and that same force Is
hummlng some at the moment" He
sat down beside Hugh, and bent, for.
ward .confdenttally. "There's a prom.
inent citizen of New York city been
mislaid, Captain land, from ;inforna-
ton we've got, we reckon you know
quite "a. lot about his. whereabouts.
What about Hiram G. Potts7' = =,
!"What, : indeed?" remarked Hugh.
Sounds like q riddle, don't it2" 80.
you've heard Of him, CaptainT
"Few people have not"
"Yes-but you've met him recently"
slid the detective, leaning forward.
"You know where he Is, and"--be
tapped Hugh on the knee impresssively
-"I want him. I want to take him
back In cottonwood to his wife and
daughters. That's why Pm over on
this side, Captain, just for that one.
purpose"
"There seem to- me to-. be con-
siderable number Of people wander
Ing around who share. your opinion
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07

-
wielder. She is beautiful. brunette,
slight and slim, who knows a way Of
gripping a fellows cuff so o.thatShe has
to walk or stand beside her as long as,
she likes. She always takes the right
cuff. by the way, which leaves her
right fist free to touch up the features
of a rebellious captive 80 :.
The other afternoon Selma saw a
man round the silk shirt counter in
the department store where she works
with q bulge beneath his GOAT. She.
padded out-after him and, slipping a
long side, she took him gently by the
wrist and twisted his arm down and
back. THE man dit:not kiicoiw jih- -jitsu
when he felt. IT. = He made the mis-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07

p
); 40 Aeres-Seyen miles from. York
bounded by; lands Of J. B. MeCarter.; C.
W. Carroll, H.. G.. Brown and others;
3-roonl residence; barn: and cotton
house. Well of good water: five or siz
acres bottom; land. >. Buck. Horn Greek
aid branch runs, through place. About
4-acre pasture; or; y acres; Wooos-
mostly pine ana oalance Workc An9
About 3-4 mile. 10 .beersnepa: scnoot !.
AZ IS gong 20 SELL 30 you wan ~ =
see ne Fish. a"as iope' '''ol's ~ ~ ~
alits' -.
80 2-5 .Aeres-4 LIZ miles from K orH
and less than nalr !nlle 10 Enl!aoe!pnia
school house, churcn ana staiion: foul
room residence. besides nal; 4-room
tenant house; ;barns;>o Wens OF .Rooo
water, and nice orchara. ;AD0ut asres
IN pasture ana m9eas 70 s, anu nt pa a. p.pn Upn"
lano. Act qu1Ck = you "aiit ti' A. =:
erty OF y. ). Ihonpassoh. -. =: - u
90 Acres at: .sra.tonsViI.e-FT TopeFIy
OF Estate " n1si tASueo 'iA .o'
sATe !" ~ g. = oT go = 1u,. - = :.
lf4 Acres~tlYe m!ies 'trom :fnper.
on Ridge Road, bounced py aHos "
W. M. Burns, .John HARNESS anu otn;
ers; 7-room residence, 5-stalI Darn ano
:,
houses, barns, etc; wells ana sooo
Spring; 3 horse farm open ana palance
in timber Coax, pine, &c:) and pasture;
About. miles 70 Dixie. Schoot ely ~
Beersheba church Property OF MEs' o
j. Barry. Il. ;..T,..S .%|p,:,&.- =.
y SO Acres-Adtointng the above tract
About 3 or 4 acres Of woods aid bal
ancs open land. Will sell this tract
senarately or in connection with above
tract. Property of J. A.. Barry.
1os acre.-Four m,les from York, on
T,,rve,7 cree,, road adioining lands of
SattWs aN oueen and watson: 2-horse
80 nnen ond balance in: woods ami
"a, ,.a.t,,.o -, Sna and one.halfr miles TO
pbiis RII delnbia and Miller schools. The
price is right ,d,;, See me quick: Property
- B.. p..;a.,,o IN char,otte
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07
Pinksu!:les.:?

This popular remedy for Headaches,
Neuralgia, Colds, Grippe, etc, can be
obtained at any Of the. following York
County Stores
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07

about Mr.. Potts." drawled Hugh. "He
must be a popular sort OF cove. .">,', =:
7 Popular ain't the word for 1t, Cap
rair," sald rhe other. "Hase you
got him now?' =,
f "In a matter Of speaking, yes," an
swered Hugh, beckoning to a:passing
waiter. "Three Martilis." -
"Where is he7' snapped the detective
eagerly. j, 80.
Hugh laughed. III.
"Belng wrapped up I'm COTTONWOOD
by somebody else's; wife and daugh-
tiers. You were little too quick. Mr..
Green: you may be all you say-on
the, other hand. you may" not. And
these days I trust no. one"
The American nodded his head In
approval. -.
"Quite right he remarked: "My
motto-and yet I'm going to trust you.
Weeks ago we heard things on the
other: side; through certain channels.
as to show which was on the rails
overe here"
Hugh nodded:
: "Then Hiram Potts got mixed up
In IT.. exactly how, we weren't wise
to. But 1t was. enough to bring me
over here. Two. days ago got" this
cable" He produced a bundle OF
papers, and handed one to Drum
mond. =: "It's In cipher, as you see !;
rye put the translation underneath"
Hugh :. took the . cablegram and
glanced at 1t. 1t was short and TO
the point:
Captain Hugh Drummond, of Halt
Moon street. London, is your man."
He glanced up at. the American, who
drained his cocktail with the air Of q
nan, who is satisfied with life.
s'aCaptain Hugh Drummond Of Half
Moon street. London, is my man." he
chuckled. ''Well, Captain, what about
it; now? Will you tell me, why you've
come to Paris.?, I guess it's something
to do with the business I'm on"
For a few moments Hugh did not
reply, and. the American seemed in
no. hurry for an answer. Some early
arrivals for dinner sauntered through
the lounge and Drummond watched
them idly as they passed. The Ameri-
can detective certainly seemed all
right. but. Casually, his
glance rested on a man sitting just
opposite reading the paper. He took
in the short, dark. beard-the immacu.
late, though slightly foreign evening
clothes; evidently a wealthy French
man giving dinner party in the res
tauraut by the way the head waiter
vas lowering around. And then sud
denly, his aeyes narrowed, sand he sat
motlonless. 49, " ,:2a -
Are you interested In the psycliolo-
gy OF. gambling, Mr.. Green" heir
marked, turning to the somewhat
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07

asfonisflcd American. "SOme pe0pl.
,.unnot control tlieir eyes or theii
.li0uil II the stukes are big; others
:,,nnot com:rol their hands. For In
stance. Tie gentleman opposite. Does
anything strike you particularly with
regard to him?"
The detective glanced across the
lounge =: 49,.
."He seems to like hitting his knee
with his left hand,' he: sald,: after
short inspection. 49, ~;, -
Precisely" m,lrmured Hugh: THAT
Is why.I came to parls."; 49,"
10 Be. ContInuedl.. y. =, =
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07

';No Trespassers AlIowed!-One ; of
the wings of the plane had broken and
Its pilot, after crashing through a mass
of plaster found, himself resting on,,a
concrete surface in utter darkness. ..,s
r'.Where ami? he asked 'feebly..
you're in: my cellar" came an ON
inous voice out of the blackness. But
I'm watching YOU"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07
LITTLE SELMA HANDLES 'EM
Girl Detective, 1s, Takes Care of Man
Shop[ifter.

ShopTifter.
BY using more bean than biccps,
Selma Hanesker, 10 year old store de-
tccuve and jiu-jltsu witch, thrashed a
6 foot man single handed before a
gaping crowd of three hundred women
Shoppers in New York recently. Her
victim got a black eye in the scrlm-
mage, Because lie heSitated iabout!ae
ctoiiiipap5yihtg her to the polies. station to
explain why he had q dozen Shirts un-
der his .c;G6at4ohnie H6ni H6n 81 his ibacK.; THE
others s. 'clinched between elbow and
ribs; relates the New York World.'.'i
Selma IS neither a Hit nor 4 shatiron
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07

-< A Bit numbered. -. - lches Mutt:
Wood a q,ap b, popular who, didn't
pine for women -. =
. Hazei:,9 'eKfnots If. he had ia block
head, peg leg and club foot sand wore
palm suit, hickory: shirt bow tie
and chip hat:,se :: 1,2t ye:s,:ei': :'':'::i
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-06-07
Tuesday, June Z, 1921.

take of struggling. Selma answered
his left handed blows with a couple Of
good hghts:- ::,:,t:
Il Keep thosetshirts where they are"
she commanded, when he tried to shed
them. Together they went back to
the store: ..SI :..:,: - 2;
!. HE came i Along like a. lamb" said
Selma later. ~,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
FIRST FREE BAND
CONCERT WILL Be
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Bandmaster Ellis An
nounces Program at
the Armory

Lovers of band music may extend
their ,irs uuu listen.
Tn, rrs uf p series ot spring band
concerts ever h,Id IN Albuquerque
viii b. given ut rhr Armury Friday
night The concerts an, to b." held
each Friday mrhi from $50 O'Clock
until % O'Clock.
Fred Is Els. bandmastcr. has
completed a Ion, drive tor funds Su
Alhuuu.ruu,gu- may have free band
concerts. Enough subscriptions have
been promised Mr. Ellis says. to
Justify Snrt \ feature of ull IN,
concerts will hv community singing
The h'ud has been enlarged 90 2b
musicians and has lurg" library ut
standard classics and popular music
at hand, IN" programs Will D." ar
ranged a. near as possible 10 suit the
public, MIR lslli. .-iys
The American Legion has given IN"
Armury for the purpus" and Mr
Ellis promises that perfect order D.
tu hr maintained There Will br seats
for All each fIiiuy night and the
Armury b. Co hu heated Tor the con-
crrts
MIR Ellis askr that the school chill
dr,u of the eat, learn the first .W0
verses of America so they Will hy
able To- take pIIl IN the community
sinEiug Rnlt. Noise bergman has
consented tu l"HI the singing All
concerts are tu l, free ard the public
b. asked 60 tak, advantage of them.
Mr.. Ellis says D., expects 10 hay" q
uwrNcd house for thee first concert
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
BANK IS CLOSED,
CASHIER MISSING
Apparent Shortage of
S 2 o 900 in
Accounts

LINCOLN Nch Feb es.--Ths
ILdar. Nebraska state hauk carry
ing deposits of more than 5000
WIS closed this morning by order OF
th, state Department OF Trade and
Commerce. With the discovery by
age ~ SEQ. 900.
Secretary J. Hart announced
that Wm L"0'rdnk. cashier aud
principal owner, had been missing
Tor three days and his Whereabouts
were unknown
tn" department is investigating al
legged extensive dealings Ia western
land made by the cashier. secretary
Hart said,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
Six Irishmen Are
Executed for Waging
War Against Crown

cork. Feb rs. Despite IA" ap.
peal tnr ei'mrnry mad" recently h
90" Cork corporation. IN" six Irish
mon iu Iuil here. Whose death was
fixed fur today ON charges or lNS.
iug war uEl.H1t ~" crown forces.
were duly ','.u'ud rr th, miUtup
this morning
The men w'I" shot iu patches uf
two each ai intervals ur 10 minutes
The men executed were Timothy
N. CufHN Thuwt. b'Hu,u Patrick
hHhuu,t. john lNuus. Daui,l Cpihtg
han. and John Allen
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
100000, 900 Power
Project Approved for
San Joaquin River

WASHING rON. l'ct. 2S.--Thr fed
cral power commission voted today
To- grant application uf the southern
california Edison company for a
.UO,uuU horse power hNdro-rlrrtrlr
d,N-lopiuvut uu the san joaquin
river California. part OF 100000. .-
puUN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-02-28
TARIFF BILL
IS SEN 7 To
PRESIDENT
Senate Approves Emer-
gency Act by Vote of
49 to SO

WNSIIINGTON, I0N- Is Tho sDn-
ate late tudi, apprINcd Ia, ruIdu,y
emergency atriu hll na amended iu
.uufDi'u." with the house. The
measure now goes iu m, president
tn" vote was o. Co 3t Eleven
democrats voted wlth tho republicans
whii' four republicans were recorded
against the measure.