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New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
New York Metal Market

On the New York Metal Exchange
tin was quiet. with Class A quoted
at 32M35c; Glass B, 29M31c. and
Straits shipments, 32@35c Copper
steady; spot, December and January
13u13.50c. Lead, quiet; New York
spot, 400 asked, and East st. Louis
A.50c asked. Zinc, easy; New York
spot, &c, and East st. Louis, 5.70c asked
The London m cket as closed
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Wide Shcetings Repriced
Lower Than Last Month

IaII loans against acceptanCes, 6.
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HOTEL NOMIS.

ROOMS with hot ana cold running water.
telephone in each room; sl2.50 upward.
HOTEL. NORAIANDjE. cor. = way anl 1Sfh
st. Phone Fitzroy GAP
c17 S0 per ~eek-Rooms with priyats
~ bath; modern hotel service a.
story hreproof building HOTEL A2EH
DEEM, 32d st, between Jth sy. and Broad
way. Phone Penna 1900
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Jump in Cotton Goods Sales

An increase in the yardagc of fine
cotton goods bought during this week.
compared with several weeks past. was
noted in the report from Fall River
that the sales in that center this week
totaled $4,000 pieces, compared wllh
from 5000 TO $4,000 pieces for several
weeks previous
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DIVIDEND NOTICES
Garfield National Bank
9TH Av. AND a3RD ST

New York. December e. 1920.
~ meeting OF the Board OF Directors
rid neid ms day, quarterly dividend OF Three
i,rr nrr Cent and an extra dividend OF Three
yer Cent. upon the Capital Stock OF this
oahN @ "as declared. payable. free OF City and
state tax. on and after December 81. 1920
10 stockholdcrs OF record at close OF busi-
ness December "a. 1920. Transfer books
WIN be closed from December o. 1920 to
January ., 1921.
A. ". SNOW. Cashier.
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Commercial Credit

The business money market con-
tinues quite active, with interior banks
the principal buyers of commercial
paper. Rates on short term high grade
paper remain at 7a4 per cent with
per cent the ruling rate on longer term
paper and that not SO we'll known.
Rates for bankers acccptances,
quoted yesterday by the American
Acceptance Council, we're:
Member Non Member
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Westchester County

ROCKLAND MANOR
ROCKLAND AVE- MANAkoNEcK g.
Ideal winter home; electricity. hot Vafe
heating, baths
HIGH SCHOOL ADJOINiN5
Exc ellent table; own cows. chic auN
garage; good committing Glstsnc.
TELEPHONE MAMAEONENN a5t.
ROCKLEDGE MANOR HOTEL,
124 Bruce ave.-A few Desirable rsoms
open FOR engagement. Yo1hers at4s.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
DIVIDEND NOTICES

ONCE Of The United Gas Irproycucpt 70
~ w. corner BROAD and Arch Streets
Philadelphia, December s 1920
mo DIRECTORS havo this day declared n
quarterly dividend of one par cent t5Oc rer
Hhafe) on the Common Stock of this Com.
pany' payable January 10. 1891, to holders
nt common stock OF record at the close of
bushes, Deceiabcr ai. 1870. Checks viii be
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
THE LAWYERS SURETY CO. or
NEW YORK.
a Il

- F-IpAh StkfFI.
Ihe annual meeting Of the stockholders
or TINS company Will be held at this
Office on January 4th. 1921. at IL NJ. for
ne election OF Directors and the transac-
llon OF sue h business AZ may come before it.
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New Jersey

HILLSIDE HOUSE
Caldwell. y. J.. open all year fou15 n
sick people For rates aDrly u aL~'
Phone Caldwell. 35s. Christian
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uals who had been forced to .iquidate
o. else put up additional margin, which
they apparently were unable to do.
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BOARDERS WANTED
COUNTRY BOARD

WILL board refined child. two years or up.
reasona ble. Jackson. 2s5s Eighth Ave.
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Miscellaneous Oil Companie.

Atlantic I.ooos Oil Co........ 2o 60
do pf ................... So so
gosden q Co... ............,. 81
Blk Basin Cons Pet Co o...... ~ -.
Imperial OIL Ltd d........... 90 95
Magnolia Petroleum Co...... ls5 175
Merritt Oil Corporation.... 101, los.
Midwest Refining Co........ 1876 13S
Mountain Producers. ......... o.,
Northwest OH Co............. 20 %
Producers q Reiners Corp.. ~
salt Creek Producers, new. 81
Sapulpa Refining Co........ 4ia a.
Western States @ & l. Co... IL IL,
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Brooklyn

FLATBUsH SECTION Oeesn Parkway
Nicely furnished large front room. Yfi-
vate bath, electricity, heat. garage space
also unfurnished room. private family
gentlemen preferred. Tel l7iatbush 5is7
GARDEN PLACE, 4S-Tvo beautiful large.
furnished rooms with private tsth uss
OF Kitchen near Borough Han. Cal after
Telephone Main S74. Peterson.
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Baltimore

Baltimore
Salcs Open. High. Low Last
200 Arundel Sand. o2N 22i. 22A 22i4
$500 Atlantic Pet. 3ss 3as 81 3i4
40 Celestino $50. 75c 75c 7oc 75c
40 Con Coal .... SO 50 s1al So
so Con- Power E. S2fs S2la Sc 50
115 Dawson Chem IT ., 81 27
90 United Ry ... 9is Yis 9is 9ls
Bonds
$1,000 Con Pow 4lss 7la. ~. 214 ~
5000 Tn Ry 1st 4s co SO 60 GO
1000 do inc As . 42Ss 42s. 42% 42a.
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HELP WANTED MALE
instruction

LEARN TO BE A. CHAUFFTr- F-Pl~sssr' ?.
profitable work: day and evening ci1st~s
Send Tor free booklet and visitors pass
West Side Y. Nj {. 4 3f6 West s7tn n
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25

FINANCIAL MEETINGS
New-York tribune., 1920-12-25
Lost Rlnkbooks

LOST - Bankbook No. 155.s70. 1-ns,,
Square Savings Bank, % Unlo. ec,a~'l
New York Payment stopped Fin6e-
please return TO bank
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RailrOalls

rs 3oston & A...193 l2G 1e2 122
$50 Boston Ei .... 6lis ol'a 81 6lA
1875 Boston & M. ls 1qlA IS 1919
IS Boston Prov .,125 l25 l25 l25
20 Bos W.T. Ell pf. 4as 4ss 4as 4oa
so Maine Central 33ia 34 33is %
400 NY. Nh K IL. 1GSs 1874 l6As 1915
70 Old Colony e.. 63 e3 s. 6S
81 West End ... 3sl@ 38ia 3s 381.
10 do pf ...... 50 as 19 40
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
LESS MEAT
IF BACK HURTS
Take a glass Of Salts TO flush Kid.
neys Il Bladder bothers you
Drink lots Of water.


Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble IN some form
OF other. says a vcil-known authority,
because the uric acld in meat excites
the kidneys. they bpsome overworked
get sluggish. civ up n u all
sorts % d~iatre,<. particularly back
ache and Missy In the kidney rcglon'
rhcumOtic t~inrer. severe headaches,
acid Htn.dach. constipation, torpid
iiver Aceplessness. bladder and urin-
airy irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren't acting right. or n
bladder bothrrs you. get about four
ounces 81 lad Salts from any good
pharmacy. take u tablespoonful In a
glass OF water before breakfast Tor
a few days and your Kidneys will then
net fine. This famous salts r. made
from he acid u grapes and lemon
juice. combined with htnia, and has
been used Tor generations TO nusn
cioered kidneys and stimulate them Ia
normal activity; also 20 n~euirulize the
acids In the urine So q no longer ir-
~ritaics, thus ending bladder disorders.
dad Salts cannot injurc anyunei
makes q delightful erfervcscent hthia-
water drink which millions Of men
and womcn take now and then to
Keep the Kidneys and urinary rga
clean, thus avoiding serious kidney
disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
NERVOUS PEOPLE
NEED BITRO-PHOSPHATE
What 1t Is and How 1t Increases Weight, Strength
and Nerve Force In Many Instances

Joseph ID HarriEan. Former Visiting spe.
rialist 60 North Eastern bispsnsatory. says
Let those Who are weak. thin nervous.
auasmit. or run down. take 4 natural on.
adulterHted substance such o. bitrn. phosphate
and uuu Nil soon zee some astonishing 70.
suits IN the Increase ~ nerve energy strength
81 body and mind and power ~ endurance
hitro' phnsr hate d. made entirely % the
organic phosphate compound referred 10 ln
the National standard Dispcusaiory a. he
ms an excellent tonic and usrNiue aud =
preparation which has recently acquired con
siderable reputation be- tho treatment ~
nrurasthruin The standard Of excellence.
strength bud purity Of its Substance BE- BE-
yund question. fur even httfo. Phosphate
'ahltt ia manufactured boz strict accordance
with the 4 : PhtrmacOpusia test require
ments Htro.r Phosphate r. therefore not .
patent medicine and should NOT b. confused
with an Of tho secret uostrums. so.ralird
ioulrs or widely advertised cure aus
CAUTION Although Bitro- Phosphate Is
unsurpaased for relieving nervousness, SLEEP.
iefsnefs and general weakness, owing 70 ~
tendency 20 increase weight a should not Be
used BY anyone who does no, desire 10 put
on heSh.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
SHOULD BE PRESCRIBED BY EVERY DOCTOR AND USED IN
EVERY HOSPITAL
Says Editor of Physicians Who's Who

Take plain hitro. phosphate T. the advice
% these physicians TO thin. delicate. nervous
people Who lack vim. enersy and nerve force
and there seems 90 be simple proof Of the
rhcacy Of this preparation 40 warrant the
recommendation Moreover. N We ledge
from The countless preparations and treat,
fnruts which are continually being advrr
Used for the pufpose % making thin people
heshY. drt clipping arms. urrk aud bust and
replacing uEly hnllaas aud angles b. thr
soft curved Hines NJ health and beauty. there
arr rVidsntly Thousands ~ mon and women
who ksrniy feel their excessive thinness.
Ihinuess aud weakness are often due 20
starved nerves. our bodies need more phus
rhHtr than BE- contained Boo modern fnuds
Physicians claim there BE- nothing that will
a-pply This drhyienry to we'll o. the organic
phosphate known among drugsists as bItru.
phosphate. which BE- inexpensive and IT, sold
by bHEss Phamary aud mo.t an druggists
under a guarantee Of satisfartiuu or money
back. rs feeding tho nerves directly and
hy supplying the body cells with tho nee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29


coLuMRCs ONO. Jan fs-rhere
va a time In ohio polsscs-back in
the summer % isi0-whcn the DEM
ecratic party was badly in need OF a
htue plciy n rcspeciabNitys
The liquor % railroad Interests
had almost complete control ot the
n~fHnnrlafnr sfaf. rranisaftn
The wet r-eacuounrlcs 10 tne state
~Cuukrufitn held tu Dayton IN ialo,
saw-sdht Nhs wbuN shfeF NJ haktf
some real concessions 70 the discun-
ennis
And thafa how Alice Pomercnc
Low u. $ senator. % The stage in
ohio politics,
The boasos locked around FOR "a man
who d never ukcn a drnk joe his
cussed n cuss word. never missad u
SUNDAY a. church. and who had never
taken orders from the or inc
railroads.
Picked pumcrcnc.
"romrrgue o. Cantor b. The ideal
man go put ln the ticket with Hair
mon thcg said. "ilrs been ideut-
fed with tne Tom Johnson crowd OF
refprmtrs from cleveland and the
rank and lie consider him one 90 the
nrsranuf irtsu uar
SO they corncrcd pumorcuo ln "a
liitc room under the stage in Memoir
july afternoon.
Pomorcne pnced the floor as Do
listened 90 the words Of The commit
lee OF bosses.
"hut ] dln't want to go ou the tick
81 fur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he plead.
cd. - have no ambitions along THAT
lime Tho nfNt ohio legislature may
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
many APPLICATIONS
For AHITARYl JOB
City to Hire Expert to
Give His Full Time to
Health Department

ritY Nanatef Hebenrircit this
morning. had received half q dozen
applications Tor the position % aani
iary onicsr which ihe clty commission
iaai nlaht ~iua'factca him 20 ON
Tbe fact that il har been Proposed
- nay $4,000. a necessary. for a tuil-
Iimh sanitary cHicer Erema 70 hHtf
1nanrnd many persons 10 mink that
ihep conla so The requirements
ar. ~ll-nenetrelt mnde 4 rlfor Tbs
mcrnine however. that The city WIS
nnlnn 10 hire n man who wut an er-
merit in the line ~ sanitation. He
all IS required 20 show nreviuus eN-
qerlrnce IN the work o. % have had o
course ~ Instruction IN me wofH
81. Hebpnetreit nia hf misht mhs
f.nI horri 90 find The right man
rnnner tie said ~ would hf ne"di.f
for pcrnnna who ala nu have ne
qualifications % apply for We posi-
TIE civ commission discussed
health matters alnost exclusively last
nfrht The proposition 50 cooperate
i,n ~ rnilaft n thn hirlnq % p
~rilnrt officer wna showed aside
temporarily. 81 least ana D esty g.
cided 20 70 ahead with p "ork m
annrndeullF.
Dr waller ~ fhc state Hcalih az
r.rtrncnf anncnret before The com
rnlsaioaara 10 urgc the relahliehmfnt
VI 4 fnl dime sanitary officer.
Members ~ tho old board ~ health
rearN nleo present Dr. Peters hdrn-
cntea more f.rIcter health reEuin-
fiora
.Tfniess We hive some effective
health supervision and have j. QUICK
~ uo are rcinr 10 BE- M Arninst me
~oraf health n~rnunElfion ~ any CITY
~ the Tinted States raid nT T. =
Peters we are hnrhorlng between
aban ana 5000 ~inheHcrinr patients
H. this vicinity c~nnflnuallr. VIM ore
allowed To- cxrecforAfe rpon nur Hine-
rraItr and IN our eNtiffN which cN-
nnarr every person who walks along
that sidewalk: and o. Us time thai We
have some druaiic henhh regulations
~ the anthcrifv 10 lock after THIS ~
moi deIrrnicd under head We ore
rnlnr 10 ret into q horflcse muddle
IL the matter 81 up1mntinlnF the
influenza cfarf that have been re-
ported 10 city health onicers. there
vas a Divided opinion among the
medical members present whether
fhis should b. done. br. Waller. OF
fhf state health board. commended r.
should and said that there could be
no discussion % The matter inasmuch
~ the law specifically stated that u
should BE- done. and that Il cases were
moi reported by physicians they were
liable 10 prosecution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Man Shot by Suitor
of His Sister-in-L Jaw

DENVER jan SD r. criss. 40
years old, 81 t7tt Gaylord street was
shot twice last nisht and daiigerously
wounded by Edward lombard. suitor
OF Miss Bessie Cook. sister-in-luw OF
Criss. The shooting took place In the
yard Of CriseI home and was Witness
ed by Lawrence ircson. a brothcr-in-
law 81 Crisis. and Miss Cook, accord
ing to the police.
Ircson stated that he aud lombard
were discussing the matter OF the lat
ter'H attention to his sister-in-liw
when Crisis approached. Lombard
fired five shots at Criss. two q which
took eject. LOMBARD was later ar
rested and lodged In Jail pending OUT
come OF criss' injuries.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29


ton direct her 90 the storm " anti
Hsnley sentiment aud ON the first
ballot. Ia the democratic caucus. ne
got the nomination FOR b u = SEN
ate. Out Of tho 80 votes In he
caucus Manager Cox could muster
only 10 Tor Hanley.
50 Pomerene went 20 the United
states senate. feeling more than ever
that heaven was on his side. He be-
came q siaunch wilson supporter.
pomerene was opposed for rcelec-
ton in 1916 hy former Governor
Nyrun r. Herrick. The betting. up
To- election day, was 3 10 ] IN favor
OF Herrsck. However. pomcrcnc
showed Hcrrick under boy 80, 900.
Peculiar Hacking.
r0mereuc has q peculiar Kind OF
strength with ohio democrats. No-
body ever wasted any breath shout
ing or him. ikcw'Hc no ohio demo
rtut would ever think Of suyiuE
.Dammit' In his presence, He's 20
iondrvous. 20 absorbed with what he
thinks are heavy. weiEhty matters oi
state. that ne never has time for
lcyity. laughter or siaps un the back.
pumcrcue h. am ONO proou'
born iu Holmes county SO years ago.
educated In the common schools ana
at Nermillion institute and later
graduating from princeton. He be
gan practlciuE law In canton m
1855 and was elected prosecuting at
torncy there In tsa6 while william
Mckinley OF Canton was being elected
republican president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

be democratic. n Il Is ! want TO be
a candidate for the senate.
The bosses looked az him plying
Ia but they DIDN'T ihy their cards Oh
tire table. They told him that his
election as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS might
help that candidacy. However they
wore very careful not 10 pledge him
.rupplrt Tor the senate.
pomcrrnc Elected.
So pomcrcuae was elected Ncutcn-
stna tRh ~ niH besan
The legislature was Overwhelming
ly democratic and a democrat would
be elected "a succeed the republican
charles r. DICK. iu the United STATES
senate.
Tho result had hagdly been known.
however. before the biggest democrat
Is boss loo the state Edward NJ. Han
lev Of Dayton. the deuucrntic state
chairman. announced himself or th'
semitic Ha hsd tsI she movement
'that had put Pomercno on the state
tlckef 70 frw m nfhs hefore
Then every 9th r. boss in the safe
big and little. declared himself fpi
Hanlcy and the strength Of the dem
ocratle state orgauizaliun WAS sWuni
Cor The biz boss.
F1r ID lew DAYS O. looked like Q
waiEuwuN fur uHglty. for his cam
uHirb manager he choose 4 rislni
young congressman from Dayton
james ~. Cox. who in no ten year
since that ume hav three times neel
elected governor 90 ohio ANA b. nuV
la t4uIIdats tor the IcmotiIu, pirsl
Dental nomination.
Nobody 81 Hu! consequence was 20
Plmoreue for senator.
IIanlcy Discovered.
Then the n~tWrpnp"r- ~ulre'N'l'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

essary phosphoric food elements. hitrn phos.
phate should produce q welcome TRANSFORMS.
tiun tH The appearance. the Increase IN
weight frequently being astonishing
Clinical tcsts made in ~. Catherine Hos.
pithl y y e.. shoa that two patients gained
in weight ~ and ~ pounds respectively.
through the adminiatrailou IT organic phos
phatr both patieuis claim they have not fell
as strong aud we'll fur tho past twelve years
Increase ln weight also carried with DO d
SEVERAL Improvement iu fho health. Nrr
vuuanfss slreulessnrss and lack - energy
which nearly alaays accompany excessive
fhinuess. shuuld soon disappear. duil eYel
ought tn brighten ard PALE chcrks grow viii
thc bloom ~ perfect health.
Physicians and hospitals everywhere arr
nov recognizing its merits hy IT, uss iu rNs'
increasing quantities Frederick koilri n
y editor ~ New YORK rhYsirians' Who
Who. says Mtru Phosphate should h'
prcscrlhed hs ctcrh doctor and used in even
hospital Co Increase strength and nerve force
aud Go enrich tho blood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
SPRAINS OR
MUSCLE STRAIN
Rub Pain, ache, soreness and
swelling right out with
st. Jacobs Eminent

Rub u on a %sprained ankle, wrist.
shoulder. back or a sprain or strain
anywhere, that's when you realize tho
magic In old, honest 81. Jacobs I
mont because the u II APP
piled. out ome the pain. ache, sore
ness and swelling. u p~enctrntcs right
Into the injured muscles. nervcs. liga-
ments, tenGona and bones. ana relief
M Instantly. u not merely kills
pain, but soothcs heals the Injury
va u quick recovery IL effected.
Get n small trial bottle Of "St.
Jacobs Linlment' right now al n
rruE store ~ stop suffering. Nothing
else sets things straight ~ quickly
80 thoroughly. u Is the only appllca-
ton 20 rub IN n bad sprain, strain.
hrulao or swelling.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Would Save Cottonwood
Trees by Grating

c. n. Ridcfmann, e~nfomologist Of
Hereford. Ark. has a pfbn a. save
dno city.
IN a letter 20 the city commission
Rad al lasi nights meeting he said
that the process 81 Froftinf would
make u unnecessary 70 cut down the
ffees he said that limbs as great az
20 mchcs IN diameter could pc SUBJ
~sactto sg4ffiqs aa4 p~AIsgnlp0is
experiment station Of the University
o. Arizona.
The commissioners instructed the
chs manager 10 take the matter up
and consult with Afr. Long q the
local forestry service 70 see ~ inc
rfaftnr process Is practical II NJ
possible that some lndividuhls IN the
en- will H. asked 10 make a test.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
r. Webb to Test
Wiring Ordinance

A. u. Webb was fined 80 In police
rouri last evening cn "A charge % do
iur electrical wiring Without a per-
mil. He appealed the
Webb IA said 70 have tone the wir-
ing on shuueibargcra harm whvn q
was recently rebuilt. The fact that
the barn had been wired without "a
permit was discovered whcn nppllca-
tion was made 20 the electric light
FOR u connection.
a. D. said TO be thg intention Of Mr..
webb. through his attorney Co test
the validity u thr city ordinance re-
aulrinr b iaking out ~ permits for
wiring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Wiley Blames Bank
Board for the H. c. l..

CLEVELAND. Jan. The high
cost OF living owes its existence In
part 10 the federal reserve board. Dr.
expert. declared m an address before
the thirteenth annual convention OF
the National Gamers association.
The remedy. Or. Wiley said, lies IN
the gradual withdrawal OF Inflated
currency and the establishment OF
food os the standard pf value instead
Of gold. The prc-war standard will
never return. he added.
Canned foods received the endorse
ment Of Or. Wiley, hut he said that
many features OF the pure food law
are held In abeyancc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
ITALIAN strike sg.rTIED,

IVNTIVN, Inn- Ill--An oHTFVW0nI
on all principal points AZ issue has
been reached between the ltrlian
cabinet and the leaders Of the strik-
Ing railway men. according 20 a dis
patch from Rome yesterday. II 10
expected that the strikers will reiuru
90 work Immediately.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

Farmer Hni-What ala you take
the bell on the cow fort
Fnrmer furrowaaHccause cvery
time she moved, the hired man heard
the bell and would knock on FOR din
ncr.+Nonkcrs Statesman,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

New freight cars are being placed
Ia service by the railroad admins
iratlon al the rate OF Saf a day.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Body Frame

That will stand up under the heaviest loads
over the toughest roads Made substantial so
as to overcome the difficulties of motoring in
the Southwest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

GOLD NUGGETS ARE
FOUND ~ GEESE
KIMBAiLTOWN, Iu.-They are
Killing geese here to get the golden
eggs. Three umcs recently gold mug
gets hnsc been found Ia the cruws Of
geese.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29

Semi-Elliptic in front and full floating Can't
lever in rear that make riding in a Buick a
pleasure. Eliminates all the jar and roughness
in ordinary cars. Built with an idea as to
sturdiness and durability, yet they ride with
the comfort of a rocking chair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-29
Motor

The famous Buick Valve-in-Head Motor is
undoubtedly the king of all motors. Power
and speed combined, no hill too steep and no
road too long for the serviceable motor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-07-30

Eor Stcbnin9sarbeibct5 StnIo bar De,
bpgaet Ell Heierpebam iom dlene foitebe
10000 Str. 2igelebes bar opfsrt ct pros
"biioriit 9Ieitricitetspert iom ltlloe TAI
fe Strait til os unOer aul9aaet. sra
9ammen bar bbeget en- Hergnoe pna
1850 Weter bborpda Hprleonlngen drs
brinses. ca iad ioniiner Oct itore: Ser
itaI Roreee itsriie SrprsrIebnlna ll9-
&c. RsrIebningcu iom lepere5 at Ittle I:
leIifdbet Sroubhienls SrGrersompant
bill bli 2.40 Wieter inbuenbi9 NdaI. HGe
rene ionl arbeibes pad Steoet bpa9es al
8 Sommers Yluntcr pg lGgges pad
Butte meo IA Dteters Rsllemrurn.
Sterte Sernbnano al / til IL Soms
mes SpftcIie eaaitrues Hsrene iopcns
Sig mcb Ell afltano Der bere9ne5 ettcr
g,anbets Srrt. Sc iibite 40 Meter
nprutelt araftitationen BIZ Sernrsr biz
be bennttet.
araititationen pil bli bpa8et al inns
taIbt &eangiten, iom q ltebt paa Stes
bet. gpgutreen bIir / 10 Ifoelln8er
remlig en- for Npparatet 20Xo Meter
oa en- Iatinial 19x11 Meter. gilt
Stpbninasarbeibe ubfcres at Sirmaet
@rapene a. Sill, &riitiauia. auerncr
@rllg ~Icperer ale 0laltiuer. Gletiros
britt ale eleitriife Nrtitler, mens Eer
Allre bar &eperdncen pao ole Ippara@
ter.
Set belle gnlpe CT taltuleret til 4
Milioner % er toutratteret f0rblg til
iprlttommeroe Sui. Oct er bcregnet
paa 1000 eft. 5eitefrrfter Der ifaI OPP
ra9es al Ginger aomunune % Songs
pin9er gb.
Nu er Heiiebrebet Bit NOT iaa langt.
men iaa bar life Heiien ~tOrtere. StuI@
re icg efaa iaet upset fra Snotrpttet paa
Meiien maatte ie9 bare iaapas Elafs.
0uar 2epet CT fnlot % @rGsiet pisnet
itaI ) bsre ira mig i8ien. Snntil ha
min beSlte 9ilien.
s. Stensaas.
StensanIen Toe Suli 1920.