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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
AT THE
THEATERS

s.B"
"Headin' North" Ia an unusual
tyne OF western picture. with a
stronger connecting plot and
thread OF romance than ~ usually
found Pete Morrison. daring cow
boy actor. dominates the drama
with his ha~ir.raiside stunts
Lyric
Poverty OF Richcs.'' ~ q touch
Ing drama because ID comes close
to home 10 everyone. II shows a
contrast In The way that two fam
lilies face the lltfie and big prob
lens OF life ~ they come 60 ;h-m
inside their homes.
pnsfiuic
Loves Masquerade + a com
edy drama which Is llkei
edy dramn which 10 highly enter
tnining In % nature and clevtriy
carried off by CONWAY Tsarlo who
has the heading foie. Tcarlo a con
coded 20 be onc OF the LEADING
2 actors OF tho day.
Ideal
wild Honey" with p.lscilla
Deane g. o picture OF mystery and
charm The fcttines wander from
England 20 the sandy deserts and
back again. II D. q spectacular pie
iurc a. most 81 those which staI
Priscilla Deane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Governme al Expenditures for
Year .fH Show 81 900, 600, 900
Reduction, Budget Director Says

only in having brought about r..
s9cti0na 10 expenditures ia accord
Hlth tho nanifrat wjshee 90 con-
gross IN Induced appropriations.
aif in revealing the poanihilitlcr Of
lrrgn luylnFs through stu r-ure
efficient methods IN the future.
thur conveying 90 the people enc
daiehniinntsdn of those ~ authority
to operate The government eflec-
lively ~ tho least p0fAibie cost. 20
make the government full &C.,
tribution 10 q fctufr to Hsriaai
way Of peace ard ultimately lift
ivy the excessive burden OF TAXA
ton
director Dawes sstinntsa that
government eNts uditurcs for The
Ctifreut rtrai year which We're
given In the December budget ea-
Inmates "a 3s.ee7. 9es.as win be AZ
Least 1af.hbo.a2 less. or approx
lmntely ta.g12, 372,03o.
A. compares with 1891, ne c=r4
finued there has been a reduction
Of 1907. 100000 IN expenditures for
he operation Of the routine bust
nerg % tho n0vornmenf subject
generally 20 executive control. o.
his sum he attributed $3.50. coo. 900
20 the lmuoaitinn OF die executive
Ylan and pressure on the routine
business organization Of the gov-
rrnmcnf undtt tho now system In
augufaied b. tho budget bureau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
CURRENT EVENTS!
A S~inpiined Discussion Of Topics Of Interest for Children and
siusy Adults, reiay's Subjects
Medical Discoveries. Chinese Wars.
Boundary Dssnutes.

~ sinE 10 ,ile and sowing the
reel fpr more wAta.
Alrdugt evfry boundary line In
Ia atsra and central Europe u In
dispute a. r result 90 the World
war. This means that neighboring
nations cnnnof decide how much
land each owns and that people
living near the borders do not
know % what nation they belong.
Boundaries Of Russia and neigh
IbOrinR Baltic countries never have
boon settled. ltaiy ana Jugoalnvia
do NOT know where one country
end ana the other berins. other
countries with dlspited borucra nre
Czechosiovukia, Humanla. Poland,
Austrin and Hungary.
Lloyd Georges problems In 20
fctue all thes problems Then he
viii ask the nations OF Europe 10
sign a non-azrrcssion tFg.iyA each
country nfomifihg not 80 .sli a
war with any other nation W the
noNt ten wears.
IN The FaEt W. hive had bound-
ury dhzputcs in our own country.
one was between The United rsafes
and C1nada. Another was between
two % u own statta-a Michigan
mud Indiana. And IN stluth Amer
lea siuhif republics continually are
~quarrehng yer their boundaries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
THIRD REUNION I'M
Of A00aERS IS il
WELL ATTENDED
More Than 200 Foraq
mer lndianans Turn
Out in Spite of the
Weather -

IN spite Of cloudy ana threaten
mug weather. more thtn 200 for
mef INDIANA neopie wls arc now
residents OF Aihugusfqi . eaiher~a
In Robinson park Eesfe agas after
noon for their third AZ nuai reun-
ion A number Of add ssses were
given BY th6se pfsssht mi a com.
mittee appointed 10 atrnnee f5f
The 1898 reunion.
Tuika were nade by grdiinm
Wilcox. ". . N~eh--aii. 81 an a..
Turner. chHfi,H Gray. ana Mrs. =.
y Angle on the Banlfr 81 IN.
Webash.' stat- sung of Indiana
wa suns and this WINS followed
hy the tinginE of America BY All
present.
nonry C. CLARK was given the
honor u being the Oldest Hooaicr
present He u more than 90 years
Old, AMI has been n reasden, OF
Albuquerque for 30 year,. ~
The committee appointed 20 ar
range Tor tho mkt annual reunion
Includes W j. N~cbersnil. L. J. Raya
noldc. A. n. CampDell, william
Wilcox, Charles kliictt and Dr. 4.
A. Filler.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

WASHINGTON. s.-Cov-
crnfnrnt exrtndip 1879 viii
he approximate 100000. Oc9
lens than tn nsiuni oulasy for tine
p~rcccditE years. congress Saa in-
fprtutd iuiiay by President Tas.-
dlut 81 irAnemitiinR tho report OF
Fitccuhr Dn~eH ~ the hudfet on
ecunogiirs ana sa'inEs in govern
ncmal business
The report of Director Da~ra.
made public today by the wsitc
hdtsc, ~ Tor huhmiAtion to the
house appropriation committee In
connection with "a pending resoiu-
ton ~ .ifgpfeseHtAfiee Dyruea.
Gomocfut. Ttnneanec. askiuH the
president fo inform fhe house IN
wtni MY riiac4 savings 0f t1.-
900 oae and indirect aVinks %
tio4.0op. 0Ot. rs previously In
nounced by the president 70 have
been accomplished by the budget
burcnr during rs first six months
OF operation. had Ls-fi made
Presidents Letter.
Actual cot 81 he routine bus
ines IF the government the pres-
idenf declared in his letter 90
transmiHsiUn a. Chairman Mad
den has been reduced by t9u1.-
o 10000. % which $3.50. goo .000 may
be accredited 10 more efficient aud
ccoroniic administration - the
government business The prca-
idcntH letter said In part;
1t VIII boz noted that In the cx-
pcnditurea Of tho g-oVofnmcnt fnr
the current fiscal ychfs ending
June au. 1899. after eliminating the
eatatca for the public debt. opera
tions IN capi,ul funds and sim
liar accounts. there has been \
seduction In the expenditures of
standardization over the outlay FOR
1921. Of s9O7.b0O.0O Thcpe
highly FrnufyinR figures relate a.
reduced expenditures which rome
under the influence OF eN.cuiiyu
prcNure and do not include 500. .
Oop, 900 Of either redsctionN. when
are nnw related TO the routine Bus.
inass Of government. Compared
| with the reduction OF &9o7.hO.. 900.
the director ~ the budget detailed
f2hO.i3f Sabns ag the sum rcr.r-
sentinf The savings and economic.
which uay BE- fairly accredited "a
the now System 81 administration
OF this sum about $4,000. n0l
rerref"ntr proposed construction
und msehlnerY which VIII nrah-
ably DO unnecessary under the 70.
NH"" .H" 10 HEA" ~"
Tue Expenditure for the cur.
rent fiscal yunr will be t~a.s2a.aT2..
OaO. which On approximately s.
coo 600 600 less than the actual
ouiinv Tor tho preceding fiscal
year
"a BE- MOI dependable to estimate
I savinga and economies wholly 90
the figures presented To- congress
In making IFS appropriations
Economics and snrings must AT
nec"sslty Doe brought about through
administration.
Pressure Great.
'rls pressure for reduced ox.
pendlturea and Increased econ.
omicn resulted ga an estimated r..
rfrtc ltst August unt uftthc ap
Preparations Tor thc current nstn
year uf over xlie on0. upa aud ron
tinuci pressure since that time I'M
raised this reserve to aupfnxi
matciy fi2G.O0p. Otu. uotwithetaud
ing q rcappfopriation by courf,i1|
Of over 81 .n00.0 600 of the origiua
reserve This reveals the possl
bilifies u tho widespread admin
%istrativ, commitment to reduce ~
cost OF routine government bus
iuaff On the whole. hnlf-vI
the congress VIII lind the op-~n
friba ~ the urwiy adopted meta
COS 90 be highly gratifying. no
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
THREAT TO BLOW
UP l. s. LEGATION
IN BULGARIA
Anarchist Note Asks
for Release of Saeco
and Nanzetti

sOFeA. bulgaria. May Shy
the Associated frassJ--A threat to
blow ~ uht An.setcan legation
here Iniess the tuitsd states
brinRs about the rciease o. aacco
and Nanxetu. communists under
conviction for murder In xassa-
chusetta. has been receiyed at the
legation
rke threat ~ contained in an ar
tlcie In an rNarchia new paper,
which. encased In a red snapper
was sem 30 The American minister.
Chna 3 wilson.
"1hs fscond bomb will not fail.
taH dftirl. says referring fn the
explosion Of an Internal machine
az the Legation on March ~ The
holding D. hcinr watched day and
night by special agents.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Son of Slain Sheriff
Seeks Revenge on
Escaped Convict

TUCSON Ariz.. May s-1n-
formation was received here to-
night from Beaumont. Texas. that
tho son Of sheriff Giles, whom VIII
linn $ Estsycr. known In Okla
homn az Paul Hadley, a con
vlctcd u numbering. Is on his way
To- Tucson and viii arrive somor-
row Dispatches received we're 10
the effect that the son Of the
murdered sheriff Intends - secure
revenge uuor Hadley. supposedly
10y cooperating with local authori-
tses IN hit conviction here.
Hudley vas removed from
Tucson to the Florence state peni-
tonfinry by order 81 Judge samuel
l.. pattcc when 10 was feared by his
attorneys that mob violence would
follow the disclosure Of hiF identity
uy county Attorney George r.
Hurueil
Sources known To De lu the con-
ndgncc Of Hadiey here announced
today that he was contemplating
o. surrender 20 the Oklahoma
authorities shorty before his APP
prchcnsion near Yuma on a charge
~ numbering Mr.. Anna G. John
son. wife 81 a Denver contractor.
iart November. Hadiey who was
finally Identified several days ago
through finger print records OF the
oklahoma penitentlnry. has been Ia
custody here for alx months on she
first degree murder charge.
Following failure Of y jury to
agrc" here two weeks ago In the
first trial az fiadicy. better known
- iavcr. trial was reset IN the
superior court for May 10.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
]. h PATTERSON
BURIAL TO Be At
HOME N DAYTON
Millionaire Rose From
Plow Boy to Head
of Big Business

H.." .N"A
ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. May s.
Arrangements were made today
10 take the body OF John VI. Pat
terhcn, founder and chairman OF
the board 81 difcctura o. the Ma
uDnal cash Hcfisfer cnmrnny 90
hit tonne AZ Dayton. O., TOT In
tefment.
Atr. Pattoraon'a valet was his
only companion when the manu-
fncturor was stricken with heart
thenasa while on q train bound FOR
this ciy In search Of health.
John Henry PATTERSON. whu
@aFt.d iIfe an n farmland near
Dayton. a.. and established The.
hirgofi businers or ~ Kind in Tire
world ON the land TINT he hnn
rinwed 10 a boy. retired ~ pres
ident % the National Cash Regis
ter cofnrnny on jelly IS. 1921,
lippu retirement he was elected
chairman Of the board OF dltcc-
tors. an honorary position ~
the time 81 retiring he was "a years
uld, having hccn born on n farm
Docrmher -. 1874.
ie did farm work. canal toll
collecting. retalllnE 81 coal. mine
ofsrnting, and finally went west
20 seek fortune aH a ranch and
flAAlAANh 0NINI NFlUIN ne MI UPON
The central idea OF his career
manufacturing ana selling oasli
iegiatcrr.
Mr. Patterson studied two year
a. Miami University at oxford, q.
1ud uftrrw ard a. Dartmouth.
After n venture ne a rnncnn,ar
M Colorado he returned 10 Dayton
where he SGT up a factory fOr max.
me- cash registers. employing a,
firHt IS mon After hchlevin.
suCrcsH he aided to rnnsform j
Nnm factory district into s~aniiPrs
and better working conditions.
In 1901 France mnde him CheV.
uli"r uf tho Legion Of Honor IL
token 81 hts lnierest In rmployns
md in 1919 Miami University. n.
pNford. a.. gave him tho h0nornr,
dcgrco Of Doctor of Lave for wei,
faro work and advanced business
in athodf
H. tho Dayton flood Of 1918 NJ
Patterson STAYED OFF the Threatened
destruction Ut hs business ant
helpod the city to recover from tn
disaster.
His civic work resulted IN niac
Ing the city under commission
manager government and his ap
pointmcnt NJ chairman ~ n com
mis Ion iy Tho fovcrnor ~ Ohli
Through Mr. p~attcrson's persona
.uIerv zion $4,000. 00t was raise,
"a prevent m ure floods In DAYTON
MI Patterson was tho % o
Colonel Jefferson Patterson. an.
rfanirou Of tuinnei Robert pntfer
sor founder ~ Lexington, KS. III
mother. Iniir Robert Patterson
was ire daughter OF Colonel Ioii
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08

MONTEREY Mexico. MAY
AlthuuHh Mexico imported auto
mohlies ana motor trucks TO the
value OF Ff5. aau. 600 United states
money ln 1894. there promises TO
be- more than $4,000. 900 OF these
vehicles sold her curing the pres
ent year. some dealers estimate
nat The ulcr ma run a. high as
w o pop, The demand for.
motor trucks H. spreading over ALI
the cuuntry. % D. stated. Meny
Of The larger mining companies !.
arr buying trucks for the trans
%pCrtntion Of ores and supplies.
bump % the automobile and motor
truck trade from approximately
3. 600 goo FOR the year 1890 TO
SIS 0on 900 In 1881 was due TO tbs
Improvement OF Industrial and
business conditions Generally. a u
explained.
IN 1915 Mexico Imported from
the United States 20 automobiles
20 a value Of Ss6.s3e. In 1890
Mexico imported t.oss automobiles
10 a vniue 81 S3f.5 .2tO. while tho
truck imporiailons increased
from ft4.ts1 In 1919 10 si,s75.9s4
IN 1890.
In Vi.w 81 the .ulmos, virgin
noid fer profitable motor venibie
trade ln Mexico. the matter "a es~s
thblishipF a plant here FOR tina
manufacture % automobiles and
motor trucks has zen under con-,
sidafation recently by American
interests. n 10 pointed out that all
the rnw materials. such a. iron.
rubber. flbefH and woods. are TO
81 had here In abundance. whiis
labor IL cheap
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Building Operations
In 1921 Increased
Over FL Per Cent

WASHINGTON. May S-nulid-
lnr operations In the United states
Increased az per cent In 1881 over
tho previous year. a%cofding to a re-
pqEtAof tho iepartmeni 81 labor In
stied today. wholesale oat 81
bsiidinE materials the report said.
decreased aA per cent IN the same
period and the average total cost
al one family dwelling was wa
IN fa20. compared with f3.g2b IN
1921.
Construction % one family dwell
lng increased n per cent IN 1921.
two family Dwellings 2ii per cent
and muiti-hm.iy houses ,nparf-
ments and tencmcnts1 2gi per
cent Permits issued In 1924 were
estimated 20 provide for 1875 per
cent families than those is
ufed In 1899.
The statistics were based on re-
ports from if0 cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Firemen Run to Home
Of Captains Mother

Highland flrcmen were called TO
the home 81 Mira. Rosa F~redericks.
mother o. CAPT Hurry Fredericks.
400 North ArnO stree yesterday
morning whcn a bonfire spread TO
a fence. rrnah was being burned
IN the yard at the tim. The quick
run Of tho department prevented
any serious damage. Captain
F~redcrickr was recently put 20
work an the Highland station A.
he II working nights however, he
was NOT On datS when tlie aiarm
cagtc In.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
ChIncr War 0rows

The civil war In China hnH he
come - serious that ~ has at
uracted The attention OF u own
government one 81 our hattioshipf
nov ~ on 10 WAY 10 China and
olhcrs are ready To on short
notice.
pf course our country does not
with To Interfere In the affairs of
China. uuf country does not care
whether one aide or the other wins
Nv the prerent struggle.
But there are many Americans
in China nna American business
non are nnuch Interested IN chin
ESQ srrde. 50 "a governmen will
dciuand that both the fighting
rtmiea rerpcct the lives nna inter-
ests Of American citizens.
As long M American cltizs NJ are
fnfc an heir business B. not tam
pered with. our government VIII
lake no nrtion. Otherwise, the
United States mas net with Euro
mean nations 90 put an end to the
fphtng
IN the Chinese war the fir7t bat
Ne In history botvoenA alrplanes
and lattlerhlpf has taken place
sun fat Sen president Of the
rnuthcrn Chltscsc government sent
H. flcoi Of aifplancs 10 conquer sew,
railhpttieehiw in the hasbor a
] C1utoh
rhe nrplanoa dropped bofhbs on
the battle ships, destroyed onc anc
|. forced the others to surrender
l'Thls MAJ be RR Indication OF NJ
kind ~ naval fhshiine Shht vii
take place In wars Of the future
tAst week the We rival Chimes
nffnieH were lighting Oatslde ~ -"
fldnr. One was coinmAnde v by zen
crai Wa pei-fu. tho other by Gen
crai Chang Tso-iir.
General Chane Tso-lin has quar-
tered hif soldiers In the village q
rhnngEinruen and General w
pei-fu drove them out.
can you find ChnnEaingtien ol
your map II l. ~ miles south
ives; Of Picking. the Chinese capt
tai
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
Association
|e Organized by
Graduate Nurses

Hal meedng Of araduate,
the city has been called
tock Tuesday afternoon at
lIoseph hospital for the
Eof organizing a local ss-
ccnt meeting here a state
|sn was organized and u
Proposed to Organize n 10
iaiion 10 be called DIS
! Of the New Mexico State
! S~sociation. and to include
OF Bernalil!o. Snnao-
Santa Re
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
LEAN-UP
IA WAR ON
|, SAYS WEST
Use Pest and
ke Typhoid.
y Officer

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ny healtk officer be-
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. ytu ~.
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Rhoid fever according
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Two Important advances have
just hticn made 81 sl0ptnra Ndyinu
the human body and trying ~ n
new wnys 70 fight dirrss.. Keep ~
healthy and make our hives longer.
In Moiruw, ltnEpln. ar. n. krttch,
a wci4As. aays she has discovered
tbs germ that cause typhus For
two year abe has been working
In her laboratory over n microscope
TO find this germ.
why Il thiF Important Because
now that the germ has been found.
a. win not be hnrd 90 find a vaccirc
or fcfum thar viii NIL the germ
and prevent typhua.
We rarely hear OF typhur In this
country. But on the eastern front.
where the Germans fought the
Russians In the World wa, ~
phus - said to have killed more
soldiers than bullets. Aud since the
war thousands OF Russians and 9TH
ars In Eastern Europe have been
Killed by this disense.
TyphuH come frum a Greek
word ''typhos" which moans stu
nor. n i a kind of fever. The
victim breaks nut In q rash 81 mul-
hcrry color Later the one nffiict-
ed suffers pains IN the head. dcler-
lum. and finally drops into a stu
por.
Many doctors snv typhur "
spread by lice ~ sou have heard
the stories ebout "cooties' brought
hnck from Europe by American
soldiorg, you viii understand why
typhus was one OF the most dread
cd diseaseH Of the war.
The medical
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
mother Pcaoe Move

David Lloyd George. Great Bril-
tain'f fnnlou prime Minister. has
nov ambitions plans ne hopes to
carfy out lie nlans to settle all the
! hauadart di-putcs TIM; have been
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-08
NATrovNL RANK car.

WASHINGTON May s-The
comptroller % the currency today
Issued q eau for tho condition ~
aN nntionai banks at the close uf
tWfiness on Friday. May ..
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umns.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
Bostick Mlll News.

Mrs. Lola Hines, of Ellerbe, Rt
|, died Friday, Nov. 10th, after
one weeks illness with bronchial
pneumonia. She left nine chill
dren, of whom Verna, being II,
was oldest. Other children were:
Ruth, Susan, James, Mae, Irene
and Odell. The baby, Leon, was
two years old. Mrs. Hines took
a constant interest in church and
other community interests and
will be mourned by her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Scar
boro, of Candor, visited Mr.. 3. F.
Parsans' family Sunday.
Rockingham post-dispatch., 1922-11-23
Halloween Entertainment at Man.
gum.

The Halloween entertainment
and bazaar given by the Auxiliary
OF Hebron church at the Mangum
Lew school building October 31st,
proved to be most decided Sue
cess both from a financial as well
as social standpoint. AS this was
HE first entertainment held in rhe
school building the community was
doubly interested. The auditorium
was beautifully decorated with au-
tnmn leaves, here and there about
the room were sold articles pertain
ing to the bazaar as we'll as cake,
candy and sandwiches.
Spooks from "5pookland" roamed
about the building and campus ut
tcring sepulch'e groans. Some of
these we're of an unusual type,
drapcd in trailing garments of
white vet with black faces and
hands. They delighted the audi
cncc with some negro melodies.
Some O. desc days" and Way
down yonder in de corntield." Other
attractions were "Hallowe'cn Pie"
from which We're dished out for
tunes and the Bridal Scene" which
allllring title proved to be Just an
ordinary bride. A delightful menu,
consisting of oysters, beaten bis
cults, Brunswick stew, sandwiches,
ice cream, cake and coffee was scrv-
ed by the ladies. The proceeds will
go for the benefit of Hebron church.
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