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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
A DEPT FREE ENTERPRISE

A APPROXIMATELY eight hundred citizens ot elhuqacraue had evidenced
- .her faith in this city and their determination go help make 10 grow.
up to this morning by ,uhscriiug to stock In the new hotel There was
sa than S7OOOO to he subscribed this morning @ complete the fund OF
s3b00OO necessary 10 build this hotel and deliver it to the service 81 the
public without a dollar OF encuuhrance by bond issue pr mortgage There
were on the lists OF prospects nlmes Of more than 1900 person, amply able
80 subscribe 10 the stock FOR reasonable amounts who had not been solicited
It is "a matter Of course that tnhsc campaign VIII be finished. successfully.
to the Hnnl dollar repulrcd. Sidney NJ. Mol and his associates In tho hotel
campaign are to he congratulated IN their determination to finish the jon
II is mighty good business FOR Albuquerque to do " and h - fortunate that
there are enough men ready TO do the work.
Consider. today the fact THAI Mr. Well and m thirty non working
with him. have given NOT days but many weeks TO This work, They have
given thdr time from their Individual business affairs ungrudgngy. with
out stint and In 10 fine spirit OF un~inAh community service. They deserve
to be relieved Of further effort ut the earliest possible moment Thcv
should nnt De Required TO work "a longer ON tIs community task They
should have a ruUyIuE Of workers and uf subscribers right 20 tomofrow.
morning. which VIII finish the hotel subscription nov Instead Of mex SAT-
uriay or next week or uNt month They have shown their determination
TO stay With the Job until % r finished II Boz EouE to Doe done Let every
one give them % hand tomorrow and finish 10 quickly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
lSN BertOnB rdleyS Daily Poem
AAPREFERENCE

don I care for rullyanna, she s a silly little kid
With her idiotic glad game aud her everlasting smile.
There are many ugly evils in this world We live amid
And n man 5 a fool To bear them in the Pollyauna style.
Yet il must choose between her and the tribe of d" What sthcuSc2
Fits either Pollyanna or tho quittcrS who declare
That the world Is wholly hopeless, gone completely To the deuce
Well. Young Pollyanna's better than those prophets Of despair
Polyanna S honed "gladness' that the bad things are not worse
Makes me want TO chew the table and 10 bite the kitchen sink.
believe in fighting strongly with the wrongs at which We curse
Aud the chipping PollyaHna drives me prtty uoar 10 drink
Yet her pabulum Of gladness doe,nt move my soul 10 ,corn
Quite rs much as does the manner of the Moaning Lodge of Gloom
With lis members who are curSnp At the day that they wen. born;
I prefer Miss Polyauna To Atiprs of Doom!
PolyannH s optimism is a fatuouS extreme,
It's a bar To any progress. its a clog ou all advance
II regards our clumsy plumbers as a highly perfect scheme.
It's conservatism smirking with u placid countrnancc:
II is false and II is spccious. rS a lot of utter rot
But at least il isn't Whitney and il doesn't crab the show,
So though Ponyanna'S sweetness makes my temper 60 10 pot
II is better than the meanings of Prutaguists of Wool
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
Bringing Up Father
In Wall Street Is a
Riot of Laughter

\ riot ~ laughter iineliug mcin-
dies. uuiQu, features. successive 1904
% picntitudc of original ingredients
ana no.vltl,e along with % hriutN
chorus qualified 10 set an broadway
90 the thrues Of taiE and vutN are
promised lu "a, latest McAinuur tri
uWph. bringing ~ Father in Wall
Street A. might lo CLEANED, the
play. which Dr. iu two acts and five
.ccnts. lshussd ON thr evergreen and
always welcome cartoons OF the Sam,
title by George McMunus The new
shuw with Us wonderful scvuic cuulU-
mcnt. screams. hilarity joy and care
haunting tunes und meiudi'H vii hr
the neXt attraction at The Crystal
opera house Thursday with the ssuai
muflutsf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
WHO'S HERE

COMBS.
George IS. After and wife. willard.
N. NJ.
JOS. c. Cara. willard. ~ NJ.
e. Eichwtid. cuba, ~. NJ.
@. r. Hoch. cuba, n NJ.
~ D. sulazar. cuba, y. NJ
G.. salazar. Cnba, n. N.
G. a Braillng Amarllo( Texas.
G. Amhle. Mountainair.
J.. T. duncan. Clovis. y. NJ.
Mrs A. "a. WethGss, Beien. y. NJ.
Mrs. j q white. Mountainair.
G. ~ Ross. Santa Fc,
=. C~andnieria. CuberO. n. NJ.
a. y Geisier. Dawson, y. NJ.
w. r. Todd. Gallup.
G. a. Wake. Topeka.
II. l. Rencher, EstnneiH.
Henry Pick. Lamy.
Paul G. Gather, Belen.
~ s. Anderson, Belen.
E " Baler, Belen.
STtRGIS.
Max Weiss. Pueblo. Colo.
~ y Chavez, san Rafael
Zach pHdilln. San Rafael
Harry g. Young. Cuba, ~ NJ.
q X. Aeh. cuba, n NJ.
u ~ Hotter. Cabezon, y. NJ
John n. Rogers, Las Cruces.
Charles a.. Rogers, las Cruces.
Rose Abousleman, Jcmez springs
ftrd Mason. Jcnez Springs,
Charles Robbs1fon, Mount Vernon
r H. Maxwell. santn Fe.
W } Coriey. Los Lunas
J. W Miller. san isidro.
Nurtln ? sears. Logan, - NJ.
o. y buchanan, Kansas city
r. - Franxine. 81. Louis.
AIVARADO.
lack J. Kin. Ration.
" !. biumensehcin and daughter.
Taos.
W. ~ Watts, El FaHo.
BENJAMIN r. Pankey. Santa Fc
=. rru "a peso.
ryis - Lorla
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03

use this letter as a testimonial
STELLA NEWTON. X. r. $, Portland,
Indiana. ,
Mothers-You should carefully guard
your daughter s heath. Advise her OF
the danger which comes from standing
around with cold or vet feet FROM fling
heavy articles, OF oyerworking. Donot
let her overstudy.
II she complains Of headache, painsin
back orlower limbs. or il you notice q
slowness Of thought, nervousness ~ ir-
ritability on the part Of your daughter,
give her careful attention.
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Is an excellent medicine for your
daughter 60 take. IS It Is especially
adopted torelieve just such symptoms.
Rememberit contains nothing that can
injure and can be taken in safety.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
Smile Awhile

Lots OF society bnds become
bloominF wall uower-
out where Jlt,y hid, mooushinc N
the hushor BE- pays to beat around ca"
bush.
sumc girls think they hay, got o."
be fast lu catch e husband.
The Kat-udczhu- shin H%ubusniti
Kaisha s. o. Japanese movie trust. 80
maybe that's why they wanted 20
fight.
when we speak of the good old
days ", often meal the bad ones
Let's hope these reign aviation
programs don't mean they will slip
something over on US,
II never does fDr q sweet u
| simple giri to forget the sweet part
Tho cobhIor with three daughters
vino Inherited Elu. 600 600. says he
win paint bis t1nso first il mpst
need painting worse thpn the daufh-
tiers.
household HINT. PAY your rent
Th" = De- '.ti"r to get IMAM tho
uoFg
Somebody ought 20 get up an owe
ercise Tor reducing rat-heads.
The actress. Huiug FOR $50 900 on a
broken finger. must 1.-Two used D. o.
twift men nrounc.
Beauty hint Carry q handkcr-
] chief when YOU have @ winter cold.
That stnl small voice b. the voice
OF the people.
one fellow who ISN'T cutting much
ice now Is tho icoman
Husses with mustache- should never
kiss stenographtrs until they put
their gum away
The man who H. right o. novcr
lott.
When an idle gossip meets an idle
rumur they boob 40 10 work.
This concer OF nations D. singing
ON American notes.
Lots Of movie stars who get thou
sands a week Orgy work n week q
year.
Police ropor's show an tho rob
bings are not south Tor the winter
Figuring ON your marrying D.
easier than marrying on your figur'
Ing.
4 wrcstler's ambition is TO cont
out on top,
Stntistics show a shortage Of l5.
o0O plumbers. Tut they may Just be-
late.
Client. Belgium stands on 20 h.,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
All Fat People
Should Know This

lrf people our H dUht 90 rr.utudf i0 tho
Uuthos of thr nUH iuWuls hamaIn Pro-
scriI'lon and orr still more indebted zoe
the reduction OF thIs harmless. ,ffrtUtn
obesity remedy I1 tablet form M4rmUia
prescription Tablets can Doe obtained Hf all
diur stofoa me world over 90 t.e reason
uhlu price ~ one dollar Tor 10 case. or sou
com seeufr them direct nn rrrsl.s n
NrItn FROM thr NarWuIa Go. ah1g Wood.
word Ave. Detroit Mich This now i,a,ss
Ho cVrrse fur dieting or violent rKar-rr fur
tho reduction OF Che nvrrflt Loiy 90 Ha1nsi
York tree grows Ia q heIrht or .,
40 60 feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
The Dark Day
By DR.. WILLIAM Z. BARTON

true that the dpy OF judgment had
come, but he replied, lot God 10
His work AMI let Us do ours ON
his motion candles were brought and
the days work went on.
Whittier poem ana the lore 81
old New England toll the story IN
detail. hlt these are the essential
facts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
THE PRICE HOAX

EARNEHs in tho depths Of gloon. should take cheer at thsi
For the nra n months Of the year, wheat exports from or country
were 269 49I2lb bushels In lssi against ia2sSsa6i bushels Ia 1920 and
isS soc 7Gf bushels In 1918.
Aud for n months corn exports were lsGli. Ell bushels IN i8Qi.
against a 120sss bushels in 1890 and Bses 64a bushels in 1sB
hoax The consolation Ia shat these big grain exports viii cut down the car
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03

WOuin tlNeU INV w
lie down because Of
pains. One Sunday
my aunt was visiting
us and she said her
girla took Lydia +.
P~inkhnms Vege-
table Compound and
got well, so mother
said she guessed she
let me tryit II
Is doing me good and
Il praise II highly.
You are welcome 10
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
Girl. HAD
PAINFUL TIMES
Mothers-Read This Letter
and Statement Which
Follows

Portland, Indiana. II was troubles
with irregularity and constipation an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03
Arthur Prayer Wins
State National Trophy

Arthur Prayer wan The stat"
National Rnnk trophy al tho country
club golf course yesterday morning
when he defeated Hiram lierscnhon
three up ana on to go. lie viii hold
the cup during 1879, being tho thlrd
winner Of Il. m, play Yesterday WIS
Tor % holes Following the match.
q tea dance. which was well attended.
was held at th- club.
The next golt match which will
he played at the club course next
sunday. viii De- the match for three
yearly subscriptions 10 The Golfer.
One subscription win SO 10 the low
net score. one to the high not scnr.
and one 20 the middle net score
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03

Australia produces about 600. 600, 81
900 pounds of butter annually, Of
which "a. goo 600 pounds q export
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-01-03

Client. Belgium. stands on 90 h.
lands. which arc connected by so
bridges.
Evening star., 1922-09-08

has been treated In the satas way
by his own organisation. There b only
one other suggestion. and tAst 10 to b
expressed BY the short and ugly word
that 10 the signal of membsrship fce
the Ananiss Club.
It 70 possible. Of course. Athe Rus.
sian peasants are singing at their
work, and quite probable. that the
crops are good. That Is the reason
why the peasants are singing. II they
are. Anything better than starvation
doubtless looks very good 70 the
moujik. But that the people ot tie
country At iarge srs happy a. content.
ed. that they are really satisAed With
conditions b beyond credsnee. In any
csss,, Il must b bocns In mind that
the Russian peasant 10 . simple crsa.
ture. with few needs. and practically
no vision. He asks but little. and he 10
satisfied II Me soviet will let him reap
his crops and keep them without seis-
ure or coniiscatory taxation. But what
of the millions Of others than pas.
ants. the tradesmen. the artisans, the
inteilectuals and professionals!
Are they happy? Are they singing?
They have no fields to till. no crops
to harvest. They have little work ia
do, and they get less for 1t. Perhaps
Russia Is reckoned in soviet eyes only
in terms Of peasantry, and 80 long as
the peasantry is not actually rebel
lious Russia is rated as peaceful and
content.
Evening star., 1922-09-08

end the present Senator Undsvwoe6-
have figured - pgominsntiy n n,
tionai affairs. she hss found lodsmsAt
in popular THOUGHT ~ incontssesbly
and permanently 2 ons-payty stste.
"A two.party state enjoys many -
vsntaSes. Discussion of public ques
lions 10 encouraged. The electorate u
kept advised fully Of what u going on
4 larger choke Of public servants u
afforded. When q nomination ceases
to be equivalent to N election eondi
tions are improved. In that principles
not individuals, become the test.
Full discussion of public questions
hss never bean more important than
now. There are many new questions
New twists have bsen given to msay
old questions. The voters are, q
ought to be, Interested In ell questions
They benefit by gathering to hear men
of opposing views present those view,
In detail; and thus they equip them
selves for better decisions at the polls
Alabama Is 2 progressive state. with
2 great deal. agr!culturally. and indus
trially. at stake in new policies for Z
new period.
Evening star., 1922-09-08
EDITORIAL DIGEST

stance Of the people upon high sala-
ries and improper equipment. and
whether labor 10 not entitled to com.
pensation commensurate with the
earnings OF the properties" There
also can be no doubt. that the gov
ernment intends to break the strike. -
the Springfield Republican dnde-
pendenO insists. and. In doing so. 1t
suggests that 1T 10 to be earnestly
hoped that In becoming In effect the
chief strikebreaksr the government
will finish the Job quickly. There has
been enough Of muddle already"
1nasmuch ~ the leaders cannot
srsde direct responsibility" for the
various acts Of violence. the Depart
ment Of Justice WAS compelled to act
IS II did. the s. Louis Globe -Demo. .
crat (repubiican) believes. because ut
IL the paramount duty Of the govern
ment to maintain transportation. to
protect the public and to enforce the
law, And the fulhllment Of that duty
10 the purpose Of the Injunction Tat.
also, Is the position taken by the Chi
esHo Daily News dndependent).
which further argues that strikes
that take on the appearance Of armed
warfare against society must be rec.
osnixed for what they are. The fed
sral Injunction constitutes such recos-
milton. II points the answer TO the
question:: When is q strike not q
strike? And that answer is: Whom
II Is rebellion against the laws The
railroads must operate. The laws
must be obeyed"
Evening star., 1922-09-08
Here and There in W ashingt0n
BY THE MAJOR"

Ing air castles, and who in her teens
pictured her Prince Charming as q
sturdy. husky guy. seally married a
one-hundred- and min nety.eig ight-pound-
sr. All o. us recall that during the
past two or three months several
novels have been written that dealt
with men who were quite positive In
action ss we'll ~. In words: also We
will remember that Q well known
screen star enacted the role Of . man
who compelled woman's love BY his
physical strength.
The little lady In question. who had
read both novels snd viewed the mo-
ton picture play several times. one
day confided to her girl chum. also
married. that she wished that Tom
would Just some day come home.
sweep her OF her feet and embrace
her 50 tightly that she just couldn't
breathe. OF course, the wife never
mentioned II to Z soul: she only told
IL to her husband that night but with
strict orders that hs must under no
circumstanees say anything TO Tom
about his wife's desires. and the nus.
band of the chum, maniiks, did not
mention II to Tom until he happened
to take lunch with him the next day.
The two men laughed over the mat.
ter and apparently dismissed the sub
5ect from, their minds. but Tom on his
way home that night got to thinking
about It and decided to give wiley n
lesson In cave man stvR. A. he en-
tered the door Of his home he gruf1y
bade her come downstairs immedi.
atsly. using Q far SteSner tone than
before. She ssnsed that something was
amiss. and hurried down the stairs
only to hhd him standing In the GEN.
ter Of the reception room with dark
scowl on his fses. In sharp psFemp-
tory tones he demanded that she come
to his side at once. and ~ she obeyed
he swept her of her feet into his
arms with one OF those motions that
had made him famous as a well
known college foot bail tackle and
he proceeded to squeeze her until she
rested limp In his arms.
, As he was about to release her he
noticed thst she had gone deathly
white. Aurriedly placing her on =
divan. he called for the maid, directed
that she telephone for the doctor and
In the meantime applied such rem
edies rs he knew about. Upon the
doctors arrival he related the cir
cumstances to him. and an e1amina-
ton disclosed the fact that the cave
man treatment had resulted In the
fracture OF two ribs. But. and here
comes the unusual part OF the story.
the next day when her chum visited
her she declared II was worth two
broken ribs to be hussed like that by
her husband.
Evening star., 1922-09-08
Igrope Through Aasrican Eyes.

American visitors to Europe are re-
turning. Some sfe on the sea. Others
are on the eve Of sailing. Still others
are holding their last conferences with
foreign scquaintsnees prior to pack
ing their grips.
1t Is q large company. and composed
in part Of men psopesly described ~
Of Tight and leading" in American
affairs. Politicians. hnsnciers, manu-.
iacturers, distributors are among the
number.
These men have not spent their time
with guides following battle lines and
inspecting the physical scars of war.
They did not 60 - trippers or sight.
sesss. but - men OF affairs anxious to
ascertsin at arSt.hand present condi'
tions in what was the war zone and
what II necessary to set European
masters IN the siEht paths again 10
that prosperity may b restored.
All accounts show that they we're
well received. Their friendly interest
was recognized. and pains taken that
they met the proper persons in su'
thofity and obtained the information
sought.
From these Informed sources, there
fore. American opinion will soon have
more to guide ~ than hitherto. Amer
lean policies. financial and commercial.
taking Europe into account. will be
ths more safely and correctly shaped.
America. Of course, Is not, because
1t could not afford to be. Indifferent to
the distresses Of the outside world. but
il justified In wanting and obtaining
in It's own way and By its own agencies
full details ~ to the extsnt and char
acter Of those distrssses and what Il
can do consistent with its govern.
mental sims and ovs1nfsstion to help
relieve them.
Evening star., 1922-09-08
COUPLE Of weeks ago q we'll
known and highly respected
citizen hied himself. together

cStS1en hieo ntmesIt' toBstu9F
with two boon companions. TO
one Of the spots down the river where
the fnny tribe disport themselves ind
1t the same time cause lots Of trou-
bic for those who are not expsst
ansisYs. The Asst mentioned eitisen
one morning caught . rather siseabie
flsh ana when the party returned 70
town he had . photograph made Of
himself and the fsh. but he was much
ehsgyined . little later to and that
one Of his croniss had Borrowed"
the fisA and had hts picture taken
with It and had had Z hurried pfint
made and matted 1t back to the club
that night.
The hero OF this story said not q
word. but he did . lot OF thinking. 1t
80 happened that the next day
when the party cast their lines the
ifst mentioned msmber iof the party
caught even larger fish than he had
hooked the day before ana again
when they returned to town the hrst
Joker went through the same tactics.
but Bill. the silent one. dispatched
. message to the manager Of the club
and asked him to post the following
telegram on the bulletin board 30 that
all might know the truth: II
have caught every big hsh that has
been landed BY our party. but the rest
Of the gang insist on having their
pictures taken with my catch. II
members Of the club will sxamiae
photograph one way they ~tN see that
near the tail have made the mark
Of an X" The fame grabbers came In
for IN awful lot Of joshing when they
returned and 1ill's glory a. q fisher
man still stands above par.
tt*t
cENAToR BURsUM Of New Mexico
- IN addition to being one Of tho
clsvsrest politicians In the upper
house Of Congress today 10 the only
member Of the Senate who appears to
take = real keen delight In smoking
. short curved pipe. According to
the political ~issscves of New Mexico
the senator thinks out many of his
political moves while puhing away at
one Of the vintage pipes he possesses.
IT Is also said that the senator Is
one Of the very few men in Congress
who can light pipe while their
hor ses are on the run.
+
EoR obvious reasons the real names
j Of persons concerned in the little
episode that happened in the city a
week ago must be changed and fic-
titious ones employed instead. 4 wife.
. sweet but rather frail young thing.
one Of the kind that is always build
Evening star., 1922-09-08
Adyioe 70 Parents.

A little English girl. Catherine
Alexander. fourteen years old. 10 the
author Of . treatise entitled How
Parents Can Improve Themselves. "
which the Manchsster Guardian re-
prints People who are most likely
TO know how to bring up children" !"
she says, are girls Of about thirtee n
to hfteen. They are Just old enough
90 see reason and TO understand why
It Is FOOD to sometimes make children
do what they DO not wish to, and are
yet young enough 70 know what 1T 10
to be a child. and to know which
things child likes and understands
ana which things II doesn't"
Catherine makes . number Of sug.
Eestions about not spelling children
by coddling them. about eating and
reading and about self-restraiut in
parents. Never lose your temper and
ny suddenly into rage" she ad-
vises. Your children only desnise
you for II and take no notice of YOU.
ana are probably badly Influenced by
you. Show your children ali
your good qualities; 1t helps in the
END. for they will thus learn from you
ana will admire and respect you"
Testimony of this sort is worth
libraries of adult theories concepnino q
children. It is valuable. not because
Catherine is a prodigy. but because
she isn't: She is saying what multi
tudss Of children must have been
thinkthS.-New York Globe.
Evening star., 1922-09-08
Happy Russia.

JLeonN Krassin, the soviet commits.
sar for foSsign trade. who has just re.
turned to Berlin from . trip to Nos.
COW. gives a ,intArvisv to Q core.
spondent whoss dispatch vAs printed
in yesterdays Star. which paints a
picture Of Russjs quite different from
any that hsa hssn. jstsly presented TO
the world. Il = . p1etare glowing with
color, suggestive, of Happiness. It b
smiling lsAdsoaps, % to speak. The
crops, he says. ere Ans. and the peas
ants are singing at their work in the
fields. True, soms a them are grum-
hing. stiiE .hat, % ths whole they
seem satisned. Aad - they are strong
ly representsd IN the executive com.
mitf4es evssywhsrs, tAay are the real
masters af Russss.'' @
Vihtors to RnssiA during the past
three o. four years, bent upon in*esti-
sation Of sosditisns, hsvs besa. IL b
wejl known. carefully escorted about
% that they have seen only what the
soviet coHnAntssars hsvs wished them
- sse.. They lswe been shown busy
in1satPizs establishments, we'll titled
Aelds uA srodrs of apparently con-
teattd pSbpis. II is ALLEGED that tAsse
sxhibt5s hsvssheen maintained speeih-
esiiy f~s TIE pufppee of bsias down
to inquidftys ,1orsiunSrs. who. have
bsen tsnf sway from the held at
lafSS .snA 1gsventsd from makipg un,
esiss@sa ,rssaarshss on their own
ssbtEst -, 80.
II SsujGe eeess tast y. Kfssstn