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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-07
Health Officer Issues Report of
Activities in Month of April

Thou, wu.. siN now cases uf diph-
thDrlI. three UNW cases OF scarlet f.
yer and 20 rev cases OF whuuping
cough durIuE thr month eff April uD.
,ordiur q u monthly report OF the
work eff tnn health department Just
issued lv nr. y T. borhurty iiiH ro-
ioIt fur Oh. vurh of Toe department
in April tulIuNs
g. Communicable disease report.
CAD CD visits flr diagnosis
COD .rA visits for disease control
trl IHf visits for RELEASE OF people
pu]trHuuncd Tor communicable dis
eases
Disease prevention.
tuI HHs smallpox vaccinations
thl % f~nNiu.IufifuNiu treatments
as 70 preventative against diphthoriu.
lDI % demonstration hN Re- Cross
nurse
tdl r-a bonn, visits ny rity ana
county ana H,l Cr1sg nurses.
O. ENpIUf1 sauitHtiuus
CAB new prlyios built
tUl IIY rebuilt Boz accordance with
BOO now lify ordinance. thiH being our
major stop boz tho prevention of tho
typhoid epidemic
g. General sanitation.
TOD g.I66 yard. ull,y. vacant lot
garbage inspections and notices Co the
owner of ~uly.anhIlity OF action.
tbl TUa f-,.nape,tiors whore ~ was
found necessary 90 further advise the
property owner rerHrdIuE cleaning
up'
trl st1 Ir uuIsaUres lhutrd
tID 90 mosquito uuisIurts ahatcd.
child hyriHuv.
tup gs prenatal Instructions giycu
10 Troap,UtIN, mothers.
tbJ a. demonstrations In infant
care.
These two items fall entirely TO the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-07
First Baptist Church.
Corner broadway and Lead avenue.)
ThpUuwu n NNaFNnm In.uf.m

Thomas D. Harvey. Pastor.
Phone. t91N-M.
Public worship ut ~ a. m. and : p,
m. Mothers div will hU observed ut
tho morning hour of worship. Ecv.
william Park. editor 81 The Bap-
list New Mexican will bring the
message. Mr. Allen Williams. who
recently surrendered q preach the
gospel. viii bring his trial message on
sunday evening
Special musical features; Anthems.
My Mothers Songs" tCregwclD
when I Go Home" (GabricD. solo.
Mother Walks Relieving U.oronzl.
sung by Mrs. Bert span: male quar-.
tct, Mother OF Mine G.oronzl. suns
bv Mcssrs C1pron. Whltchil. Ora,
and Tucker.
Bible School $50 a. M. y. u. Nal.
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tins season and increasing amounts
each year thereafter.
TN, EthpnUh loOd roads plan was
alupt.l 90 the itsf election and put
iuf1 effect by tho legislature which
hna iIst adjourned
IMPROVE mruts viii br financed
with ih' proceeds Of e o. per cent tax
ON th, list ptir, ct hIutur vehicles, in
lieu of other lDti,H 4 state ud
Ntlur.m itN levy uf D per r,ut and
.HoHI l.si.. wII ur continued Geo pro-
VIA, lHud. r'E Improvement uf lateral
uI feeder roads.
Miuu'.Ytu already has Ions stretch
's Of paving Boz art'rIUl routns auo
hundred. of miles of smooth gravel
ruudH. Completion OF tho uabcuDk
plan viii moan e good road Co every
farm gate lu the stat, o. IN, hlrh-
way department predicts that th,
most important lines Will De- uuId-
surfaced within uy, years
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-07
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
MUST HAVE SCHOOL
IF It INCORPORATES
Can't Remain in Albu-
querque District. At
torney General Holds

SANTA re, May 7.-univcrsity
J ishts. A%lhuqucrquc. " II incorpor-
atcs. becomes a school district within
Itself. and is no longer included as n
part Of the city school district Of Al
buquorquc. u Is held BY tbs a%ttorncy
generals Office. Tho opinion was
written by \. NJ. Edwards. assistant
%saitornoy general upon application Of
Col u. X H.. Sellers, Of Albuquerque.
IL follows.
''rhis Office Is IN receipt OF your
letter OF April IS. inquiring II the pro-
posed village Of University Heights u
Incorporated as such. IL can stlll re-
main in and bc "a part OF the school
district Ia tho city OF Albuquerque.
section 1870 OF the 1915 Compila-
ton requires that there shall De elect
cd In zach Incorporated village "a
board Of education. section ASIA
provides hat fuCh board of education
shall ave control over schools and
school property within the incorpor-
atcd villagc and the territory annexed
thereto for school purposes
In Wow Of these provisions. We
believe that u such village is incor-
poratcd, 81 will thereby become a
separate school district and can NO
- 80 ""H.N 80 HNNL ~
school district % Albuquerque
Liquor Niolntors Tincd.
Libel suits have been filed In the
United states district court her,
against McMullin's tonic. and the
sans Dorsey Drug company. OF Tu-
cumcari. and Walter D. Nuttlng.
druggist, Ration, as distributors ~
Sew Mexico. The governments al
legation o. that the tonic Is mis-
LHWnI.A HH that 90 a. N.HH.ar mHH.NnI a..
sale under printed promises 20 cure
consumption. asthma. catarrh and
bronchitis.
Iudgo Colin Neblett aiso received
pleas uf guilty fsom three other Of
tenders who were charged with slo
lation OF the prohibition laws. Toribio
Truihlo. Of Albuquerque. for haying
liquor in his possession. was fined
$500 and costs. which he paid. Arthur
g. Waldorf OF Albuquerque. Tor max.
ing liquor, was sentenced To- 80 day,
- tho United States Jail. which b. thu
state pcn.tcuuury, santa Fo Thuma,
Iicatto. Of Gallup, for having liquor
in his possession. was fined $3.50 and
costs. and ordered confined Ia th,
Brrnulillo county Jail until the fine d,
paid.
Pardon Ia Ricardo Iarso.
Pardon TO hpcomc effective May
%. h1a been granted by Gov. Mcchcu
90 Ricardo I4trzo. who was sentenced
Co Serve go days lu the Otoro coant,
Iail for violation OF the states pro.
htbitiou law.
U.corgc Curry Named.
Gov MUrhDm has appointed George
curry. uf SuturrU. SECRETARY TO S,uu.
tor d g. uHraHW Sew M,NigHs rep.
I,srutitiy, at the ,uufnr.uD" whicl
GOO. department OF agriculture Ea.
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lkarClnH road, near Burelas bridget
T. Ogiiyio. pastor; L. G. Heslett.
az listlut.
10 90 Co., M. sunday school. J.. II
Madrid, superintendent.
4 hricf address hy the pastor after
sunday school.
1850 y. m E~y1ur,listic service.
subject "Hllud rHrf,mlus" Soluist.
Miss MulkiuE musical accompanies.
Mr. W. Wolklug. Miss W0lklnr Will
sing both iu English and iu spanish.
Everybody invited. Preaching is in
t.ptuish.
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Central Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. South

W. =. Nsndcrpool. pastor.
Sunday school 9:i5 "a. m. j. r..
Major. supt.
Public Worship. n e M rnd IS g. m.
Meruing subject 'Ih" backbone Of
Character
Anthem. Just fur Tudlv'
solo "p Mother of Mine" Miss
Grace Winfrty.
Junior Tongue @ D, W.
intermediate and s,uIur leagues o.
y. M.
Eyungclistic sermon at s D.. IA.
Musical dir,,trcss. Mia. ". G.. Jon-
kins.
Pianist. Hiiss Nurt KioHh.
You are invited tu 900 these scr-
Vices.
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Legal Suit Against
Closing of Bridge
Being Considered

Residents Of the west side of the
river held "a meeting ln the
Ranches de Atrisco school last night
20 protest against the closing Of Tho
BarclJs bridge and 90 discuss the nd
visibility 81 asking for AN Injunction
Co restrain the contractors who are
rebuilding the bridge from proceed.
ing along thU present plans.
No definite action was taken. but
mother mass meeting has been called
in the same school house al 3 O'Clock
tonight. when ~ is possible something
will BE- decided upon.
nairymon aud ranchofs Of tho west
side of the river say they are suffer-
Ing financial loss through tho closing
Of D bridge. and assert further that
sections ~ tho road on the east side
Of the river are IN such shape that
some vehicles have TO bc pulled out
after making the long dctour through
fslcta.
The protcstants say the bridge
should not have been closed 20 soon.
because the lumber for the fluofinE
has not yet arrived.
Notices are being sent 10 an rcsi-
dents Of the west side uf tho river
rcquostiug them 60 attend tunisht's
mass meeting
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-07
ONLY MORE DAYS
10 REGISTER IOH
RECALL ELECTION

only four more DAYS remain in
which O. register for The recall
election SOC now that you are
qualified To- vote ON MAY 90. The
registration places are as tOlloWf
First ward Butts Drug tore,
First street and Central avenue.
second ward AlNaradu phHrm-
IJv. First street and Gold avenue.
Third ward McDuw,lrs Office,
Second and cold aycuu,
Fourth ward Kupp''s Drug
stor,. grs west central avenue.
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II. Paul's English Lutheran Church.
Corner sixth and Sliver).
Arlhmr NJ. Knmdann- na.Inr

gt5 a. m. sunday school Music
led hv orchestra Competent teachers
and CLASSES FOR nll uEos. short Moth
crs day program with readings and
solo by Miss Estclla Brodcil. "The
Touch ~ My Mothers Hand"
~ O.. m. Morning Worship. TIN"
pastor will speak on The Ascension
NJ Christ. Special music Special
meeting ~ the congregation follow
ing this service.
D. m. Christian Endeavor meet
ms Topic Living Cluae to Christ
Leader. a. W krramcr.
5 D. M. Special Mothers day SER
vice, including readings by a L, shaw
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North Fourth strect Gospcl MAN.

Sunday school and Bible class at
s:f5 q. m. W. G. BHabe. suporin-
tcndent.
~ o. m. breaking Of bread IN rec
mvmhrancc NJ the Lord. Acts 20.1.
No preaching az this hour.
l:i5 y, m. Preaching of the gospel
hy Carl Amending Subject. THE
Peace Offering All are welcome.
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Corner Lead avenue and s. Third ST.
George u. Kitchen. Pastor. Miss Edith
GUrlN. dctcuucsH.
sunday school y g.. D. 4. Porter
field. superintendent
Morning worship. ~ a. M.
Evening worship B o.. m.
Epworth league. D. on.
Subject, morning sermon, Mothers
Wages
FYoning topic "Thc church in the
Rebuilding of the World
Special music tv the choir. under
tho direction ~ Mr. Ralph Smith.
Moruiup. Anthem. % WIN ENtol
Thee" tOhI. Ousrtory solo, "Nty
Mother" tkHcEmau1I. Mrs lynn
Cook. Evening AS tho Hart PANT
eth" Niarstonl. "t<t Not Your Heart
o., Troubled tWuudl.
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% take LYON 2. Flnkhams NegctabIe
Compound. and ! took it until was
cured and saved from the operation. !
have told women Of your wonderful
medicine times without number, and |
am willing that you should . these
facts and my name II you like. | also
used your Compound during the Change,
and ! a do all my wi work but the
heavy part. and can walk miles every
day AZ ! help my husband IN the office. "
Mrs. J. II. Meyer, 4l2 South Orange
81, Orange. California.
Il Is quite true that such troubles as
Mrs. Meyer had may reach astage where
an operation Is the only resource. On
the other hand, a great many wOmen
have been restored TO health BY lydia L.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
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or, Jr.. and the Misses Margaret
Blank and Grace Peterson, violin solo
by Miss Dorothy Cameron. vocal solo
hy Miss Evangcline Saith and a mos
sage "A True Mother" by the pastor.
Come ana pay a tribute TO your
mother.
We welcome YOU 90 an The SER
Vices Of tho church.
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dEN AillEi uNAlNin
said ! had % have a
serious operation !
had a tumor, and al
GERS which would
Igather and break. |
had displacement 30
badly that ! could
hardly SIT down az
times, and u seemed
Iasif suiferodevery-
timing that a woman
lcould suffer. Then
some one advised me
NeQQtahlp
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Walter street; phone 16t9-W.
a special program iu honor 81
Mothers day has been prepared for
tho morning service, beginning az
9.la. Honor your mother with your
presence.
sermon topic "The Influence Of Il
Neither"
b. No.. Eud,INur meetings
muu
sermon topic. "Whv Was Jesus
baptized goo This Be- the fourth sermon
300 a series Pm the Life OF Christ.
The music b. In charge OF Mrs. Eliz-
lhoth Bradfard.
You are ALWAYS WELCOME.
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Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran
lhmnrh.

Corner Gold avenue and Arno stroot)
Carl Schmid. pastor; residence zoe
South Arno street. phone 23I6-J.
Sunday school 9:fb n. n.
Services NJ ~ a.. m. subject. "Our
Assembled Lord.
The Bible class meets "Wednesday
rNcuing at 1880.
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Woman'a club building. 6is West
Gold avenue.
Sunday services NJ II n. m.
"wednesday evening testimonial
meeting az 4 o'clock.
sunday school at 9:fb a. m. for
children up 10 the age OF 20 years.
The reading room, room .. Mcllni
building. fi2h West Central avenue.
n open daily except Sundays and hol-
days, from 2.3O to 5;3O .. m.
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assistant

west Central, old Town, opposite
Court House.)
T. Ogilvie, pastor; 4. q. Heslctt,
assistant.
Parsonage 2i0 South Sixth street.
Phone 1919.
1000 &c. m.. sunday school J.. W.
SIutisfgNau. superintendent.
- 90 %. m., preaching by Ma. J. Il.
Madrid.
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Sc. Johns Cathedral Church
n.plsropnn

Corner Fourth street and silver ave-
hue Phone 1272w.
sunday Services:
Holy communion Z n. m.
sunday school 9:f6 a. m.
Morning service and sermon II n.
m.
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Corner Coal and South Broadway
Harold s. Davidson. Ph.D., pastor.
Residence. 626 South Walter.
Sunday school. g:f5 "a. m. Assist
ant Superintendent IL. Griffith In
charge.
Morning service at n. Mothers
Day. a sermon appropriate 10 the oc-
casion. Special musical features.
Prelude. Question" tWustcnholme):
offcrtory. "Cantilcna' 6saiomo); Miss
IiXler. organist. Mr.. Thomas will
sing a solo. The choir. under the dl-
rertion OF Mr.. Griffith. will sing Il
Am Alpha o. omega" CstaincrJ.
Evening service. conducted By ,he
G. T.. society. with an address by the
pastor az z O'Clock. subject. Living
Closc % Christ, 81 Jno. 5.is-2i; Jno.
l5.t-ln.
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J. W. Pine and r.. A. Talley. elders
The Church OF Christ meets each
Lords day at the Odd Fellows hall
on South Second street. between Sill
yer and Lead avenues. on east side OF
street.
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Meets each Lords day at 720 s
Edith 81 Bible study from 40 to II
Communion service at II o'clock.
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Corner Forester and Slater
!. /. Gaines. Pastor.
Sunday school. 9:i5 a. m.
ircacl 'ng II a. m. and 7.45 y. m.
Y ?. g. 6:t5 p. m.
Praycrmocting. Wednesday $3.50 D.
b..
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lcrv. superintendent. Mems classes
meet iu public library.
Junior and senior unions. D. No.
Midweok prayer service. WcdncH-
day evening at \ O'Clock
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Immaculate Conception Church.
(Jcsuit Fathcrs.l

S0daiity mass. 7 o'clock.
Children's mass, $3.50 o'clock.
High a and sermon, 10 o'clock.
Nespors and bonediction. T.30.
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Meets every Sunday at Moose
hall; afternoon. 3 o'clock: evening.
7:f5 o'clock. Wednesday evening
7:f5 o'clock.
Praise and testimony. Friday eve
ming 7;tb o'clock. study Of the
Finished Mystery.
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You will find it in our Classi.
fed Columns.
SUFFERED ALL
A WOMAN COULD
Mrs. Meyer Finally Found
Relief and Health in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound

Orange, Cal. al always feel very
grateful TO you, as some twenty years
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23
NO DINNER, SAYS SOUDER
Police Lieutenant Also Denies As
sessments In Letter to Cortelyou

Director Cortelyou said today
that he had received signed state
ment from Lieutenant Soudcr, Of the
Sixty first and Thompson streets sta =
tion. denying the report that he was to
be given dinner. The lieutenant also
said he could find no one who had been
asked to contribute toward presenting
him with q diamond ring.
In his report to the Director, Lieu
tenant Souder said:
"I have questioned every policeman
of my district. ali the district detec-
tives. house sergeants and street SER
geants and all of them on their word
of honor have declared all such rumors
as false.
I had heard the men took up n
collection to purchase some flowers as a
token of their esteem. but when | Qucs-
toned the men aSout it they all denied
it,"
On Sunday, however. the house SER
geant at the Sixty first and Thomp-
son streets station told reporter
that dinner was to be given
to Lieutenant Souder to celebrate
his promotion. He said that the
dinner was to be shortly after the
first of September. and that it would
be given by the policemen of the dis
trict. The expense, he said. probably
would be "a couple of dollars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23
4 HURT AS TRUCK
HITS CAMDEN BUS
Army Vehicle and Big Car in
Crash at Federal Street
and Broadway
SOME PASSENGERS JU N P

Four persons were severely injured
and score Of others we're scattered over
the street and slightly hurt this morn :
Ing when northbound notorious, run
ming from Fairview to Camden, was
struck by southbound military truck
at Broadway and Federal street, Cam E
den.
The bus was turning from Broadway
into Federal street when the truck,
going Mt rapid speed, attempted to turn
from Federal street into Broadway. The
truck hit the bus squarely in the center,
turning it over.
Tho injured are:
Mrs. Leah DAILY, fifty zone years old
Fourth and Nanhook streets, head and
shoulders cut.
Joseph Waller. twenty four years old
31SG kearsarge avenue, both legs in
jured.
Allen Ball. 800 st. John street. cuts
Of head and face.
Harmon Rodgers. 31O3 Swan street
face and neck injured.
All were taken to the Cooper Hos.
pital.
Several others we're attended at @
nearby drug store.
The bus was crowded when the era sh
came. and number of passengers es
capped serious injury by jumping when
they saw the collision was inevitable.
Glass and splintcred wood struck q
number of passers-by. Storekeepers
picked up several of the passengers and
gave them first aid treatment until the
arrival Of an ambulance.
The bus was thrown on the sidewalk
and prOtrudcd more than half way
across the street, blocking traffic in both
directions.
The driver Of each vehicle said the ac
cident was due to a misunderstanding OF
signals.
The motorbuS was driven by Clarenc,
Jaegerd. 523 South Fifth street. Cam.
den, and the truck by Joseph Damano.
cola. 1923 North Front street, Philadel.
phia. Each was arrested and held OF
his own rccognizanCc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23

If tre Ritz Carlton and Adelphia
Hotels, also said that room rental cuts
were out of the question. Food had
been cut one third in these hostelries
within the year, de ,lcclnrcd, and would
be subject to the market for future
fluctuations. He also stated that the
dining end of the business was very
bad.
I'm fact" said Mr.. Provan, 81
would he personally pleased five could
abolish our kitchen and dining rooms.
As it is they do not pay the cost of
treir rental and the space they occupy
would bring in better returns If rented
TO business people. But we must keep
them TO accommodates our patrons"
Eugene G. Miller, manager of the
Hotel Walton, stated that the prices
of rooms at the hostelry were already
at pre- war prices. I'VE cannot do any
better than that" he said.
Food prices too have been cut. as
the market pcrmitted,' he said "Thc
cost of service is II big item. When
you consider the rapidtv with which
they serve their customers and the
simplicity Of their equipment, the quick
lunch restaurants make far more money
than we do. In fact we do not make
rcd cent on our table"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23
BANDITS SENT TO JAIL
Young Men Beat and Tried to Rol
Furniture Dealer

Joseph Scattergood seventeen years
old, and James Pearson, twenty two
years old. both of 1920 East Palmer
street. were each sentenced to not less
than one year and half nor more than
two years in the Eastern Penitentiary
by Judge Ferguson in Quarter Sessions
Court today after they had pleaded
guilty to n charge of robbery.
1t was testified by Hyman Finkel. n
second hand furniture dealer, of 2021
Germantown avenue, that the two de-
PENDANTS on August - came into his
store to purchase stove. He took them
u his warehouse at 2016 North Ran
dolph street. There Scattergood and
Pearson set upon him with blackjacks
and demanded his money. Finkel called
for help and they fled. Scattergood was
caught nfter chase. Pearson was ar
rested later in the day.
Judge Ferguson sentenced FARO Gre
var to six months in the County Prison
after he had pleaded guilty to breaking
open freight cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-08-23
LODGE ASSAULT CHARGES
AGAINST ONE SORREL MULE
Defendant, Name Unknown, Put Pa
troIman "Hors du Combat"

troIman "Hors du Combat"
One sorrel mule. age unknown, will
have n hearing before Magistrate Du-
gan, in the Thirty second street and
Woodland avenue police station today,
on the charge Of assault and battery.
Mr.. Mule. who is but one Of six to
be arraigned, will be prosecuted by Pa
trolinan Brown. who charges "the de-
fcndant did attempt to violently assault
him when he tried to place him under
arrest at Fortieth and Market streets"
Brown found Mr.. Mule eating from
sidewalk garbage can and being told
that he was one of thirty five mules
which had run away from bazaar at
Thirty seventh and Market streets. he
grabbed the halter and proceeded to
drag Mr.. Mule away from his breakfast.
Mr.. Mule resented with his hind feet
the intrusion and his well directed fling
took the club out of Browns hand and
missed his head by inches only.
Brown beat it out Market street.
with Mr.. Mule in hot pursuit. Mr.. Mule
looked like the winner, when some one
opened door and enabled Brown to
duck inside to safety. In the mean
time a pedestrian by the name of Davis
Haggerty got handful of hay from a
nearby feed store and coaxed Mr.. Mule
back to docility. Brown took him back
to the station house.
Nothing doing" replied Patrolman
Brown. 'Once was enough for me"
Haggerty brought the obstrepcrous
mule back to the oWodland avenue po-
lice station, where he joined five others