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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

tt4sa Monday fps&sr. and Nrs. &. q.
Hasnsr. ~ North fourth street. )
IAN pound |rnn.
Q>1pcrrp ~ fir s<lscrenhouts 81
Miss Hca<fice Mann. Who u supposed
- have len tlbuanerQee On June ~
Tor far Direo. h suppressed IN a letter
~rrcelsee y " po,'es ysascseay fron,
Esa Diego. The l<sfsr states fhat MIss
Mann rrrole on JUNE "A. sasing slie
ran 10 leave here for the town named.
she has not ycs reached sun plego.
me letter naid.
g7.e ralsfau 1sss pis,s anaeuntsd 10
az Of ~ Infka II fntInued a las on
which the Temperature rose 10 ~ de-
Efnes and 1arrinE one p~reVlous day
. the varmeet % The season.
ID. cnr7s- an empipyc az nhe crys-
AL Zee cnmrauy. Was painfully M
was unloading backed and caught
him between the wagon and a feie-
phone pole. HI suffered h fractured
riavicle and confused aide. lie wa
taken 30 st. Jossph's hospital.
LODGE loc. viii holds Its regular
imfttinS toniaht IN Moose Hall. al
ttEht e'eicok- VISITING Moose are well
4 ssnlFr 4 candidates for adj
mission 70 the Wooamfn Of the World
loArs this evenipg a. x. or r. hall.
md a ciAsr wni bs Initiated.
Hasria has taken cui n pcrmit
for the erecticp ~ q si.ee0 resldenrt
~ $50 North Eighth sfrsef.
~. u. ofRriend ~ the stale hiei,-
way department REPORTED 20 the police
HrE tfdhy that mis- motorcycle collided
Win . Dod&e car Al ssroad M siI-
me c, q. r. club 81 the ". Az. O A.
wfl meet for their regular weekly
Anpper and business meeting mis-
eyeninF a. Tho ". VI rscyfation cen
Ter On North Hecond street.
The Good GRisnr club win meet NJ
The home Of Mrs. Eta Caldwell. 700
VEST slate tom9rror afternoon a.
ESQ O'clock.
4 mespnE q meo interested IN The
nf1aninuoh % an Apollo club will
chanahqr ~ Commerce. IL \ desired
70 enroll shout 30 men Interested IN
chorus work All who prr Interested
IN the development Of such q munfcai
club are requested 10 be at tho
Chamber nf Commerce this evening
Specdai meeting 81 ihr knights Of
Columbus "Wednesday evening IN 81.
Asry's hall M > D. m. All members
are urged 10 attend and aGsiat in
making arrangements 10 entertain
The vIsitlns Knights thai win pass
through Albuquerque IN q few days.
sheriff Tony oHiz. aud charlie
Hanahaff. deputy put m the after
moo rebuilding Tho jail wall which
prisoner on The ground fioor tfied
va tear down with a spoon last week.
They have fepiHred the amnfi aones
and mortar which WAS removed. bur
In npito OF this a close witch VIII be-
kept on the prisoners aud silverwnre
~ the |all In the future. ortiz said.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Camphor & Hydrastis
Fine For Sore Eyes

II Is surprising how QUICK eye in
Illumination Is helped by cnmphor.
h%ydrastis. witchhazoi. etc. ~ mixed
IN fayoptR cye wash. one lady
whose eyes were weak and wnteiy for
three years was helped At oNCF.
Another vase VI rod. innamcd eyes
was also benenued one small bottle
i-avopuk usually helps ANY CAsI.
Sore weak or inflamed eyes. Alum
mum eye cup FREE. Aiynrado
Pharmacy First and Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Prisoner Released
From Jail "Cured"
of Drug Habit

g. II. Stone. who has lived In the
county jail for ten days for M reason
In particular except that he cannot
behave, VAS shipped of "a Gallup
by the sheriff this morning. when
he was picked up he was full Of
hop" and morphine. according 20
officials 81 D. sherifrs office but
now ~ cured lie has relatives In
Gallup who will take care ~ him.
Mike O'Shea. who was nrresfc- la
the latter part OF last week, when
no failed 20 convince the police TINT
he had a place to live, or knew where
IL was II he ala hsve one. has eX
pressed his desire TO leave the county
jail and 20 to Palomns Hot Springs.
An attenipt wns made 20 put him On
The train this morning. but he stated
he was not quite ready to go,
80 his trip has been postponed uutti
tomorrow. Officials believe that he
Is alno a dope addict.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Boy Gets Year in
Reform School of
Pool Hall Robbery

Bernardo MaldonadO a a%entenc-
ed To serve one year Zoe the atute re-
form Achooi. when hr was brought
before Judge Harry T.. owen in She
district court late yesterday with an
other boy nnmed Antonio Maritime
The two pleaded guilty To he charr"
Of breaking into the Savoy pool hail
and stealing cigarettes and other
small articles Martinez was parolol
I'M tho custody ~ his sister. Both Of
The boys gave their ages nH 10 years
James Ryan. -, who was brought
up an the same time, pleaded guilty
to stealing a sitch-l out ~ q huggi
He was parolcd In The custody ~ his
father.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Detroit Elks in
City in Morning

The special train OF Detroit EkH.
on their way home from the Los
Angeles convention Will pass through
Aibuquerpur tomorrow morning at
Z &c O'Clock. instead Of at noon on
Thursday aH h was originally ached-
uled. The local lodge and Santa ie
officials both state that they do not
know how lonF % tfain viii stop in
Albuquerque, 80 no special arrange
meui8 have been made fur entertain
meut IL vii have stop uur
enough 10 change engines but may
nrnnn,I um Us InurmeN ~ nnOr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Pours Oil
Over Clothing; Then
Burns Self to Death

EAST Las VEGAS. \. 81. July 10.
According to word received here by
her parents. residing in Las NeE1H.
Mrs. Pernlia Tsncrio committed sui
IL SUNDAY by pouring Kerosene over
her clothing ana ignitlng d. She died
at ~SchunherE So miles nom here,
yesterday. the report snys a quar-
rel with her husband IL alleged Ia
have been the reason for the nci.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Man Identified
as Mail Robber

Sioux FALLS. = D.. July "a
John Blair alias James Weston taken
into custody here last THURSDAY to-
day was identified by postal authOri-
ties az tho man who held mp q mail
truck In jefferson city. Mo. March
/ aud escaped with $50. 500.
Tie VIII be taken io jefferson Cty
Tor trlal
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
Today's Results

National League.
- Louis .00o ole COL 3 o
Boston .000 coo 1O2-3 > I
walker ana Cismons Dlihoefer:
Watson ANA O'Ncni. Gowdy.
Pittsburgh 800 TOO O6O-i0 90 I
New York geo Ol0 O00-t z I
Adams ana Schmide: Ryan, Sallos
Benton. linn md Smith.
Score; r. H. y
Cincinnati ....0a0 o O2i-6 ~ ]
Philadelphia 900 100 Oa0--4 . 3
Batteries Iuque and Hargruv"
Winters and Peters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19
%IIrIsNsTS,

Virginia Ramlrrs, Ranches de At
rlsco; Ambracio Hacn, Ranches de
Atrisoo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19

Plush. or silk fabric Ia imitation
s~ealskin. IL made from the fiber Of
the silk worm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19

-Four dollars. fun wsgon load. fac
fosy wnnSi limi'ed Amount. Hahn
.traf To-. phone ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-07-19

You are reading this ad. Other
people viii read yours. Phone
sl6.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20

Frank Montgomery is staging a big
white burlesque show for Mr. Vein
garten, the big promoter.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
Vaudeville and
Movie Review.
DAVE PEYToN
csn,poser. Mu.ician. Critic
Hello, 1921 at The Grand.


Frank Montgomery and Florence
Mccain. were riot in the big new
show at this house on Monday night.
Mr. Montgomery's repetition OF his
last years success was we'll received
by the large audience present. The
novel minstrel first part was a real
laugh provoker, and afforded much
mirthful music. Sam Good, Sonny
Grey and Rastus Lea furnished the
comedy in the first part. and scream
cd 'cm from start TO finish. Cornell
Richardson ably sang Jasbo Johnson
Ardell Townsend put over Bally Hoo
Boy, and the great prima donna, Mar
greet Scott. marveled in her rendition
OF Blue Bird and Baby's Arms.
Florence Mccain, still pretty as ever,
was perfection in everything she did.
Chinese Walker and Caroline Win
tiers made good as two rubes in song
and dialouge and Toddle was sung
fine by Edward McCarver and the
big Beauty Chorus. Space will not
permit detailed review. but take il
from me Hello, 1921" is a real
scream. Other capable artists in the
show are Leon Diggs Ardell Town
send, James Jasper. Sonny Grey.
Royal Sutton. Willie Engram. Alice
Gorgas. Al Wells, Chinese Walker and
a real live poppy beauty chorus
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
NJ. c. RANDOLPH.
Manager and Owner)
CALL Of HIS PEOPLE"

At the Ncndome Theatre. Thurs
day, Friday, Saturday, Aug 1900.
featuring
Edna Morton, James Stevens, Percy
NcrWayen Mercedes Gilbert, Law
renee Chcnauit and Mac Kemp
Ii Is serious matter when one man
sets out To deliberately ruin another
not only his good name, but his
happiness But Nelson Holmes was
deserving OF certain amount OF an
noyance because he had denied his
own people. Tor fear that, were it
known hc was OF the colored race.
ii would seriously interfere with his
position in the business world
This Is the theme of this remark
able phatodrama The Call OF His
People
Tho Call Of lis People" will un-
doublcdly 60 down in film history as
one Of the greatest achievements OF
the screen, as predicted BY many Ia
nous dramatic critics. aud gbc TACT
thal it was written by a great col
orcd novelist and played by 4 distn
euioied cast OF all colored players.
should inspire a high degree Of pride
within the hearts Of the entire race.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
THE STRANGER

n The States Theatre. Sunday, Au-
gust p, featuring Beatrice La Plante
A Stirring, Full-Blooded Romance of
the Hills in the Far West.
A love story that will startlc YOU
4 succession OF thrills upon thrills
\ departure in outdoor settings 4
creation OF new and distinctive type
somewhat different from other
plavs.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
MUSICIANS NOTES

Mr. Hugh { Swift, President of Lo-
cal POS and Mr. Geo A. Smith, the
insurance wizard, were visitors at this
writer's loop office this week and after
discussing in length the future OF the
Music business. retired to the Auto
mat Cafe for luncheon
Art Stuart and his band left for the
East on last Thursday to play for the
X. OF p. Encampment
Most OF the theatres on the stroll are
cutting off musicians, claiming bad
business as the cause, in all except one
large picture house the orchestras were
not any too large.
Doc Watson and his band are kept
quite busy playing for dances and So
cial affairs Doc Watson has made a
big reputation with his modern dance
organization.
Mr.. Bert Hall entertained the local
members at the grand opening OF his
billiard parlor on the first floor OF the
Locals building at 1884 South State
St, on last Monday, August Is A
real Bohemian evening was spent by
al anu TINS Witt CAltiiuS 10 MI. Hail
a world OF congratulations and wishes
him continued prosperity and success.
Geo. Smith will play drums in the
Carnival Band at Riverview Park next
week.
Chas. L. Cooke, Milton Vassar and
Mr.. Bozan have organized The Treble
Club, an organization for the musi-
clans, and their aim is to commercial
ze the business.
Dave Peyton's Cleft Club with head
quarters in the Loop End Building, is
lbout ready to sign contracts for two
zig hotel jobs for race orchestras. The |
white people have found want all the
-aee talent they can get, but the white
looking agent has discouraged them. |
cling them that race musicians were
not available and those that were
COULDN'T make good.
A big half-page add in the Red Book
5 dong the work and we can furnish |
music for anybody, anywhere and any
ime.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20

Town Topics" Teenan Jones and
Dave Peyton production, will start
into rehearsal in two weeks Brown
and Gulfport will star the attraction,
with Esther Bijeaw and Sweetie May.
The show will open in October, then
will play the New Progressive Cir
ciiif
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20

Herbert Brown and wife Drown
and Brown, have lett Frank Mount
Pomery's Broadway Founders and
are now displaying wonderful talent
in fancy dancing at the ENTERTAIN
/ Frs CAFE, 35th and Indiana Ave.
/ Andrew Bishop, the matinee idol
made a flying trip to New York thi,
week in the interest OF The Lafayette
/ Players. Mr.. Bishop and his players
will open at The Grand Theatre on
October 3rd in Turn to the Right
strong gripping drama in three acts
Ed Goodbar, the tenor soloist. will
rejoin the Old-time Darkies' Quar-
tette.
Vim. Crump, the versatile enter
tainer. has severed his connection with
The Lincoln Gardens, and is back at
The Entertainer Cafe again
Tom Cross. the actor, was official
announcer for the Elks' carnival on
the Stroll all last week.
Quintard Miller was in the city this
week getting things ready for his big
show opening at The Grand next
week. broadway Scandals IS the
name.
Copeland and Straine start on their
route Sept. 5th, and will be gone
long while.
Alvin C. Miller and Jack Johnson
are producing a big show on Broad
way in New York. All reports say
that they have registered a big hit
Noble Sissles big show, Shuttle
Along has taken 10 the road, and Is
a big success everywhere played.
Miller and Lyle. the great comedians,
are the book writers OF this produe
ton.
Gertrude Saunders is a feature with
one OF lluriig and Seamon, burlesque
shows.
Chas. Moore and Harry Jenkins are
now proprietors OF the Actors Club,
at SIND and State St Mr. Tom lie
momer has retired.
Town Topics" Teenan Jones and
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
THE MUSICIANS UNION

The Musicians Union, composed oil
the colored musicians OF Chicago, and
associated with the American Fedora
ton of Labor, held their formal open
ing at their new home 1884 State St,
on the afternoon OF Monday, Aug. Is,
1921. An informal reception and
dance was held for their members and
friends. in the afternoon, with a Stag
Supper" from II 80 p NJ. to ) a. NJ.
Under the personal direction OF Nh
Bert Hail. the three-story brick build
ing has been transformed into very
beautiful and comfortable club house
and home There are rooms for pleas
ures and pastimes consisting OF large
pool and billiard room, a refreshment
and lounging room on the first floor;
business offices occupy the entire sec
ond floor and a large dance hall on the
third floor. Much credit is due Mr.
Hall for the attention and skill shown
in the selection and arrangement OF
draperies, decorations and furniture.
1t is the endeayor OF the management
to operate so that the members can
have home to be proud OF, with the
many forms OF diversion 10 occupy
their leisure time.
The officers OF the union are very
glad to state that less than $1,000 is
owed on their home which cost them
$4,000. less than three years ago.
The officers are. Mr. Hugh Swift,
president; Arthur Stewart, vice presi-
dent; r. {. Copeland secretary; Capt.
Clinton Hill 18th Req financial sec
rotary; Mouscoe Buckner, treasurer.
Board of Directors, A. c. Elgar, Rich
ard Sprigs, A. c. Trotman, A. l..
Voolfolk, A. c. Bryant and Hender-
son Smith. Messrs. Bert Hall and
Walt Wright, Managers.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
STOLEN MOMENTS"

At the Nendome Theatre. Sunday,
August 81
Should a woman traduce her own
honor to save the name al her bus
band and child
What punishment is too severe for
the wretch who would drive a woman
who has innoccntly been indescreet
10 the bringing OF despair
Is a woman justified IN keeping her
innermost secrets from her trusting
and loving husband
These questions are answered i'm
Stolen Moments don't miss it.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
PEGGY HOPKINS JOYCE

Of international fame at the States
Theatre, Friday and Saturday, Au-
gust 1920 in Woman Aud The
Law"
The Remarkable Picture of Love and
Marriage.
Husbands. bewarel Peggy Is
back in a thrilling story OF burning
love.
A love story taken from the famous
De Saues case.
\ drama OF the present age
adapted from an actually.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
With the Actors.

Herbert Brown and wife Brown
and Brown. have left Frank Mount
gomery's Broadway Founders and
are now displaying wonderful talent
in fancy dancing at the ENTERTAIN
ER'S CAFE, 55th and Indiana Ave.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20

Chas. Moore and Harry Jenkins are
now proprietors OF the Actors Club,
at SIND and State St Mr.. Tom lie
momer has retired.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
DIXIE five IN ST. PAUL
Dramatic ditor,
Chicago hip.
near &ir.

Dramatic Editor.
Chicago Whip
Dear Sir:
Being very busy playing pienies
and evening engagements. Fearing |
would not see you before leaving. /
thought ! would drop you a line Civ
ing yon the roster OF the Dixie Five
that VIII open in ST. Paul week OF the
2lst.
lack IIuegins, first tenor and man
do, banjo: Billy Jackson. second
tenor and tenor banjo; NJ. {. Ran
doiph, baritone and mando banjo; ".
l.. Clark, lyric tenor. concert guitar;
tharles Jackson, bass and double bass
guitar.
N. c. RANDOLPH
Manager and OMnerl
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20

Billy Gulfport is back in town
again after four months trip to the
coast, and he looks like million dol
lars. He took me up to his abode
one day last week, and showed me
his wardrobe which consisted OF 20
pair OF shoes, IS suits, mostly brand
new. and a gang OF silk haberdashery
and last. but not least, big tat bank
roll, and Gulfport says, never again
will be roam the woods broke.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20

Gertrude Saunders Is a feature with
one OF llurtig and Seamon, bureeqle
shows.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
THUNDER ISLAND"

Al the States Theatre. Thursday
August Is, featuring Edith Roberts in
a terrific tale OF adventure The ro-
nance OF a little white tigress OF the
South Sea Islands.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
The Mongean.

A real vaudeville bill is the offer
ing here for the week Billy Young
Trio, Straine and Good and others
make up the bill
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-08-20
The Avenue.

This house opens on Sept. 3rd with
a real live vaudeville bill. The policy
will be two shows a night at popular
prices.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
DO
NOT FEAR PROBE
178 Reported to Have Sign
ed Petition Asking for
Investigation
ONE AUDIT WAS
MADE THIS YEAR

No mention was made at the Levy
Court meeting yesterday of the mass
meeting Of taxpayers held at Taliey-
Vile last week, when plans were
made to ask the Attorney Generals
office to investigate the financial af-
fairs Of the county. It is said that
} the taxpayers OF Brandywine hun
dred have secured 17S signers to the
petition urging that an Investigation
be made.
Members OF the Levy Court say
they have nothing 70 fear through
such an investigation, as the county
finances was audited through the At
torney-Generals Office once this year
and everything found satisfactorily.
1t was said today by those interest
ed in the proposed Investigation that
it was not the afnairs OF the Levy
Court for this year that they desired
looked into but the expenditures OF
money on road work for the past
several years. At the meeting last
week. called by Henri NJ. Perkins, a
committee was named to call on At
torney-General S. d. Townsend, to
urge him to probe the affairs of the
Levy Court. SO far this committee
has not held a conference with Mr..
Townsend.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
TEST LIKELY FOR
NEW MARKET LAW

Edward r. MacAteer. clerk OF the
markets, accompanied by a private
detective. visited King, Madison and
Lincoln street markets today and
warned every merchant who was US
Ing the sidewalks TO display his
wares that they would be given until
next Friday al noon 10 comply with
the new ruling OF the Street and
Sewer Department
The new regulations have been
signed by Mayor Leroy Harvey. they
repeal all the old regulations ana IN
their place enacts a new set OF reru-
lations governing the erection and
maintenance OF signs. show boards.
awnings, show cases. steps, porches.
booths. stands. areawayr. columns,
vaults. tanks pumps, stepping stones
doors. windows, gates and building
line mercantile stands.
Il Is understood that a number OF
the King street merchants who have
been utilizing the sidewalk for dis.
playing their wares have engaged
counsel and propose to contest tn,
new law
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
COMPENSATION
FOR WORKERS
Accident Board Orders Con-
tinued Payments in Some
Cases
EDWARDS CLAIM
is REJECTED

The Industrial Accident Board in
session today heard the case OF
Charles J. Fisher VS.. the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. The com
pany endeavored to terminate the
agreement on the grounds that in
capacity Of the worker had ceased.
The board ordered that the COM
pany should continue the payments
however.
Frank f. Edwards claimed COM
pensation from the Diamond Ice and
Coal Company for the loss Of the
sight OF one eye, claiming that am
monia fumes had caused his disa-
bility The claim was disallowed
the Board holding that the evidence
failed to show that Edwards was in
jured through an accident while en-
ployed.
In the case Of the ID. l.. Taylor
Company vs. Raffeli Danigao, the
employers asked the Board to term
mate the compensation payments
ordered sometime ago on the grounds
that incapacity had ceased. The
Board ordered the payments to be
continued. reserving the right to re-
open the case in the future.
In the case OF Edward IL. Ware VS..
stephen Jackson, the employer ask
ed for a discontinuance of payments
but they were ordered continued.
The Board this afternoon will take
up the case OF Andrew Olynik vs.
the General Chemical Company,
wherein the board will be requested
to determine the compensation due
for injuries received by the plaintiff
on December 13. 1890.
The second case will be that ef
Howell Gabriel VS.. the General
Chemical Company, wherein the
plaintiff requests renewal Of pay
ments OF compensation for the re-
curing Of incapacity from labor al
legged 10 be due 70 being struck on
the head by an air hose, operated
By him at the company's plant on
July 5. 1921. resulting in conclusion
OF the brain.
Evening journal., 1921-10-12
COWBOY IN TOWN
WANTS TO MEET KIDS

W. J. KID Eagan. cowpuncher
from the west Is in Wilmington this
week with his horse Tony" and all
the trappings OF a wild and woolly
cowboy. kid" Eaean said he
wanted the young Wnmingtonians
who think cowboys are wild, and
that they are always trying TO shoot
up the town. to abandon that notion.
as the cowboy OF today IS just an
ordinary law abiding citizen. and
doesn't wish TO shoot anybody.
Kid with his pony Tony"
travelled from the west. through
Canada, stopping at Toronto. for
the annual exhibition held there
early In September. While in
Toronto the kid" and his pony
showed the Canadians some trick
western riding roping Following
his sojourn in Canada the kid"
came down by easy stages to Tren-
ton.
Kid" was born on a ranch near
Cheyenne, Wyoming "a years ago
and since a small boy nearly all his
life has been spent In the saddle.
Eagan and his horse will be In
town until Saturday night, when the,
will leave for points south. The,
both expect to see President Hard.
ing in Washington.