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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
PEOPLE RUSH FOR
TINY TREES IN
BIG AUTOMOBILES
Thousands Given Away
Today at Chamber
of Commerce.

Everything was step Lively" at
tho Chamber 81 Commerce today
whom the time onme for distributing
tho E.o00 trees from the forest SER
vice nursery near las Vegas.
u. ~. Mckee, assistant secretary
and Mrs Mckee. who had charge OF
the dItrihuiion or tho treea hnvo
known tbs ''step lively" motto OF tho
Chamber Of Commerce for n long
time hut thcy said today thai II was
more In evidence today than ever be-
fore as far a. they we're concerned.
Early this afternoon nearly S.On0
evergreen trees Ind bccn given away.
Persons came on foot, iu autos aud
on bicycles. not only from all points
in the city but from all parts Of tho
county. Many people failed 20 pay
attention o. Tho notice Of tho Cham
her of Commerce that tho trees we're
from bet 20 Is Inches IN height
and drove an "a Tho CHAMBER 81 Com
merco expecting 10 take away a heavy
Toad.
One woman called the Chamber
by telephone 20 ask " one % the city
express n would he large
enough 10 carry away three trees Ma
trees were given TO children and all
small property owners We're limited 20
10 trees each.
Instructions on the planting and
care Of tho trees were given 90 each
person who was on hand for his or
her share OF free trees. WfIie the
supply IL expected 10 be pretty we'll
distributed before the afternoon Is
over. H. H. watkins. secretary said
there probably would be n few left
tomorrow FOR those who had failed
TO call for the trees ON the first rush.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
lHSAb|TYED DEFENSE
OF SYRIAN ON TRIAL
ON GIRLS CHARGE


A defense Of Insanity Il belna made
Today In tho dIstrlct court Tor Najib
nenamnh. A syriau nfocer. who h on
trial charged with a statutory Of
Tense against a seten yoar old nirl
nellamah's wiz testified lhis morn
iuk al 40 biz mental condition and
several nhysicians were called AZ wit
nosscs this afternoon.
The little Kirl. the complaining
Witness. told her story 10 the court
ihia morniug. how aho had bcen en-
Heed repeatedly into Rcilamah's
store al south second and Lead ave-
nue. ~ offers n fruit IN candy.
other witnesses for the stale wcre
81 W. Zee OF the grain store. who
- a nelShhor OF Bcllamah, "A Mr.. Hosa
who nWne a shop nearby. and Mr. and
Mrs. z. y. Walters. next door neigh
nors % Bella, 4ah who first reported
the ease 20 he police neliamnh
waH ARRESTED last August n has
been out under bona.
The EcIlamah case Is expected "a
consume the entire day.
Tho jury last night returned a
verdict Of guilty against Claude
Doanc, a harber. who was on trial
Yesterday on a statutory charge. Al
LEGATIONS OF the Sirls parents and her
stntcments on tho witness stand were
emphaticaily denied by Doane.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
COUNTY BOARD
WANTS TO Be SUED


Tho nernalmo county commission
crs want 10 be sud. They are invit-
INK n little ntirafion 10 test tho leg
atty Of their action In whiting mo
funds" In red ink on about 5000
worth OF claims against the county
for last year. on account of tho
ts.ss2.ta deficit In tho general
county fund az shown In the report
81 the county'a financial condition on
January 4. 1891. all bills charged
against the general fund for last year
arc Icing cancelled.
mo joke" said Chairman SlmmA,
who vas weary Of signing hls Albert
uallatln on n stack of claims this
morning. The commission wants
some Interested party tn bring court
action 10 mandomus rs to pay these
1890 bills M or the 1891 funds. N
tho cnurt orders NJ ~ pay a one Of
them we viii pay an. hut we're Eoing
10 live within our means this year.
you bet."
Tho completed report Of the ac-
colmtnnta OF the books and records
OF tho county treasurer and clerk fof
the ear ending December 81. 1870
vas filed with the hoard Of commits
sioners yesterday. The report shows
. deficit OF ~ts,552f2 In he general
county mnd. sf.2is IN the salary
fund. $3.50 IN the flood fund. e5,-
5ti.5f In tho survey fund and an ov-
crdraft OF tfsetl IN the special
school district fund. A summary OF
the report has been published and
tho complete report IN open for In
spection az the courthouse, accOrding
20 Chairman Himms.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
WINS SUIT AGAINST
qIN WILL REPAIR
MICMfBUtD|HG
Executor Of Eslete to
Make improvements
Field Up for Months.

~ .1.i.<|ne 81 ,no f<tralf fra,ne
fil41faIt "a IA 4ntin Itifl arstt
rhltA hAt bfIIt hslt - tf Phenlhs
q = rttnn ~ sne loaal ensanrlcmcnis
<r1rInH oaf u ~ 80 tnndIaE IN
<|tr1cft fffNt1l . great NJ Noes
1'ft rrfin'h q p started within
this 11nfnInf ~ H n rfoss N tharee
81 IH& NfIran estate.
T1f Ifn1Ir|nF 81 The huiidinr has
|#|H M1NH nttNfnI1 ~ nHf uroIHlpN 81
I0.|&n NInn In IIt district cauIt. tho
1nN4. N14INI. 1ofI1rd that 'uuNIII iho
f,iI 4~I1InAnt|N u N4T hIH cIlnlne thar
N1|H an .n~rflffflof ftno4lsi a build
<nH |hNI4N.1 IttH Nm - per rent
on fta4taI Cor 4 perfnIf a. fenair' mss
metal ls.s Ard piA<ttf repairs were
"a isis W.. Me,oalf had ahkeo ne
fII4 Tor a permit 10 make metal lnth
eslI nItn|II repairs 40 fhr mllIhE hrt
,1I.1. tI1 fnIinE ~ F1fu HoNaIth. tIly
IuII1|nI Inspector that under the clir
o~f1.r4ncfs thnee ropslrf cqui1 not ~
HsR4o NhPre q huIIi|nG had depre-
GATED ~ Qtf Nh- his regufsf was
[-trrI,I1f tI< extent 81 deiofI1fafIdn
20 z1t b1iI1InG ard they decided thin
rae dft<rInf1IInn mas not that much
Ni1<n the cry ain REFUSED ID grant
frt nfteesAft permit fof tho repair
In1 o. fht bnHdln4I ~. NetctIf ionk
NJ f84t 70 court IIN IeEai urnr8td-
i1E< were noit4t ~ ~. Mefcalre
1ItIh h0i UtI1 rrttrtIy reaited ~
~ name 81 Mrs Melcalf ~ exeris-
III4 - ~ MllcaII NIIt Iudfe ntan
Mo- notified fhe MY that
no vii Iosaa n EiIt - uandnmua n
tIn uuIIIIuN Inspector rompelI|nE ne
lnllfI to "1hl the nnfmIl.
Ur Cfirf taH Ioaar thar tnn Inn
nrortmtnla 70 Ire boiIdina van app
rro4luaf4 f4.luU The stAffouy On
~ nnalh nlde 81 The huildinG Is 70
- taken aort and n stairway con-
MfU.IeI ~ thr cfnftr - the build
InE 10Th tha doNnElaiis and second
Iurr roma are to Be rcplaafered.
Both the snetde and outside u 10 BE-
tluaIrf1 a1Id ~. OroeE. Tho Office
OK ~ north side noH used ~ a
fIoafIh< e1iahIlshine1t A. 10 he re-
mod<li<d Tot sfnets =. &. Morgan
a the af<hlIerL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
DEATHS

GARCIA-Ths funsrai ~ Mr.. kntanit
Garcia viii b. held This morninE from the
famlly retideaes. burial viii be- Al santa
barbara eemetery. Crolloit VIII be Ia
charHe.
Clltaui. AGED % years. Who died last snn-
dag night will be- held tomorrow aarnira
isan the family residence, Burial viii Do
a. hania Barbara constey. Crolott VIII
have thafEe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW

Radiator rcpaiHng. ouickei Auto 90.
Miss Gladys ifarris. Red Cross
public fsalth nurse. ~ returned 10
her home from tho hospital where
she suffered VA attack OF pneumoDia.
She viii be back on duty IN about a
week.
Colonel and Mrs. y. A. Havera OF
New York city have arrived in Al
buquerquo. Colonel Hayers will give
n free lecture at . o'clock this v =
ming al the Y. NJ. &. A. on The Evo-
luton OF the PEN
Afr. and MRS. l.. n. Hawthorne OF
san Aareial, N. NJ. are visitors In the
city.
Barziiiai Boyd OF Portland. ore.
brother OF Dr. David Ross Boyd. and
Miss Roberta Boyd, OF Bismark. n.
D.. a niece OF Dr. Boyd. are guests at
the Boyd home ON South High street.
They have been visiting AZ the Boyd
ranch at ri Rito de los FriJoles.
Miss Mary spiker has come Z the
city from h Philippine Islands 10
make her home here. h II attend
Ing the Keleher business school.
Mrs :. NJ. johnson OF Washington,
u. c. IL visiting her daughter Mrs.
Kenneth c. Balcomb at 1915 East Sill
Mrs. zenohia a.. Keller, national
president OF tho Phi Mu fraternity
80 ysili Love- ~, srnnrsday 49, ne
80 h, S,,t'. ~"
a. a,d ~ "a md Ala
,,eaa .na a. =, 49,
0std 80 sos s,n,h Edi,h .,r 49,
~ ,hcir ,,,.s.s NJ n ~ Cas.r, ~
r.,rr 49,. - a.. vuiu ".nh -
F,i,nonns utnr - w" ~ W
Mr.. Hniph Meyers. n former stu
dent at the gtato University. and Who
,.an -" p 1870, =, "
.n Wv ampu " ~
~, Us ~
10y NV ""s9 "''
~
- lo,mei s.Ietary .,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
WOMEH'S TRICK
CHEATS A BABY
Now Indiana Youngster
Has Neither Name
Nor Home

~ e. r. a. eraNfrr
TEtItE nAIIE. Ind April a.-
A thrce-wecks-old hnby IL without
rame 81 home htcause ~ the mater
nal %ionEing Of n woman who is not
IL mother.
AIRS. Oeoreo G.. C%arpcntcr wanted
a haby. 50 dld her husband, a phys
ician-
A eiri was born a. Mrs. Anna
Fcuchter. Mrs Carpenter who had
been a trained nurse. attended her
Fifteen minutes later Mr. Carpenter
carried the baby away.
A birth certificate EivnF the name
o. Virginia Ann carpenter" was filed
by a physician opgaged ~ pr. car
penfaf IN expectation IT the birth of
a child 70 his vile.
Then Uaeged. Mrs. Car
penfor confessed 10 hef husband that
the child wus mol iheirF. ~ was left
az "a. Anuinny'a hoepilni
Hoard Take Rainy
Tho board VI chlldrtn's eUrriians
took the baby.
Mrs Feuchter wants her baby. but
the board says n " uut strong
enough 90 WORK g. support u. She
also hns three children By n previous
marriage.
Edrar Fcucmer father Of the child
has separated from his vito.
~ want my baby back sayA Mrs
Teuchter. - want al Of my chill
dfen. 4 took in washlns 20 support
the others. Yn do enough more work
10 support this one.
Weicsnrrs Exposure
II surrendered n only hccuufo I
thought IL would 90 10 a home where
another woman nj her husband
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

other ON had taken her husband
Tho judge sot the hearing OF the
case for . o'clock tomorrow morning
10 give lime for the summoning q
all witnesses.
0oliu Chapman. ~ was fined
$50 IN police court this morning on
the charge u carrying a concealed
weapon. He told the judge he ana
not know law ana that ne carried
the gun to keep out Of trouble Foi-
lowing hts story the Judge suspended
half tho sentence. being unahie %
pay t25, however. he went 10 lail
Hc was arrested BY Special Ofncer
Louis beach.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

would love Il as their own and do
more for u than ! am able TO do.
But I'm glad now that the whole
thing has been exposed 30 ! can have
fny girl back. I'm going 10 call her
Dorothy May and keep her always"
Tho name Of Virginia Ann Car
pcnfer" has been eraHo from tho city
records ana attorneys have yolun-
tccred 20 help Mrs. Feuchtor In her
nght for the child.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
Men Who Killed
Silver City Jsiler
Captured Today

SILVER CRY n ~ Aprl A.
DEPUTY titflffs ItodsY captured
Ramon IAaano ard Y cofFai. ie
miles northeast % here and returned
fham % this city wherr they are
aanfed "a ensper chnfgrs IN c0nnec
flon With the kllllnr of Ventura Hen
coma. Silver city lniirr. ntnrome
was killed with an > while asleep
n the jall Friday aleht LnAno and
Corral. pho were prisoners on mis-
dfnIfanur cfarren escaped shortly
AFTER the knIlnE. nccorGinr % Off
fials n oranf county. y. ~.
Telephone viii ilnk tho police Of
IS rlitfa n the Grimm wave going
Into the hands 81 \ rec Ncrr-o omaha
A PhlAdelphin capitalists says 100
much mqnet u a bad thing. Bur
fhere . thu consoiAunn-nOf many
asa AFFLICTED With H. Baron News.
s'DoEfaETOA wI1InEu.
Deaf eI11 20 could f1nd . le1-FIne a.
p.t.t ei.1 yss ssels fsss sesr spsss'
psnt sa.s y. s.sls ..n ysu, l.zss-
~ stins .. h~ssit's c,.asinsa csiunas.
E9Uin
|H NNNNN Mau
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
Women Call Each
Other 'Vamps' in Court

The other woman says. she II
tho wife and ! nm the vamp' but this
" just wronK. am tho wife and she
II the yamp.'f
This Is the story told by Pafaice
Connors nsErcsa 90 Justice OF the
Peace George Rcddy this mornlne
when she appeared In police court
"a file a complaint against Gertrude
Connora. charging the latter with "as-
aault with vile words"
raraice told the Judge that tho
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

DR.. u. X. Murray. osteopathis
specialist. Asthma. Phone 8i4-M.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

Juan Martinez. Santa Re; Dora
Martinez. Snnta re.
Allen W. Smith. Albuquerque;
Ethyi Isabel Higgins. Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

Clara Hamon has baen acquitted -
the charge OF numbering Jake Hamon
but probably no jury In the world
would ccnvict Jake OF stili being
alive.-Dctroit Free Press.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05

Icyrns ,ISon< Of los Aneeles has
Etcosnr fntel<<fed with Nick Napoi-
cone IN the 7.kr taxi. The lire re-
gently rcdtce1 ne mtW from 80
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-13

$500 Two in.Post. White Iron :.
Beds Observation-Disclosures $1,000
S34.50 Bed Room Dressers ---S24.5C
These are only a small number Of
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-13

Pail --- -------------4Sc
A few comparative prices, only a
very small number as space limits. us
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-13

Towels
30c Huck Towel. 14X36------15c
ONo u1cl, TDU-al !2v2S Or
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
INDIANA WOMAN
WAS SURPRISED
Mrs. Duncan Had Almost
Lost Hope, But Is Now
Like a Different
Person.

I just can't begin to tell all that
Tanlac has meant 10 me, as l had
almost lost hope of ever being well
again" said Mrs. b. Duncan, In
dianapolis. Ind. r. F. d. No. c.
I had been disappointed so often
in treatments that had been highly
recommended that I had little faith
in anything helping me, so It was
a big and pleasant surprise when /
began 10 note a decided improve
ment in my condition before I had
finished my finst bottle Of Tanlac.
The first thing IT did for me was
TO put a keen edge on my appetite
and for the first time in months l
knew what IT was 70 be hungry at
mealtime. It also soothed and toned
up my stomach so that everything l
ate agreed with me.
Every dose of Tanlac I took
seemed to give me new life and
energy. Now 1 feel so we'll and
strong that for the first time in
months I am doing all my own
homework"
Tanlac is sold in South Bend at
The Central Drug Store and by all
leading druggists. -Advt-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
BARE KNEES, ROUGE,
BAR DETROIT GIRLS

DETROIT. Dec. 16.-Bare knees.
heavily rouged lips and very short
skirts are bars 20 substantial ad-
vancement Of girl employees in De
troit.
Executives do not agree with Miss
Annie Matthews. Register OF the
County OF New York who an
nounced recently her employees may
wear what they please.
The simple, oldfashioned girl.
who uses the powder pun and lip
stick sparingly, and makes a sem
blance OF hiding her knees with her
short skirt is sought for Jobs here.
Miss Harriet Condo. head OF the
Michigan State Telephone Training
school said:
I'VE abhor the frivolous, Mighty
type OF girl. and # we find that a
girl in our employ develops such ten
denotes we tell her that her position
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
FARLEY SUCCESS
CONYINCES PERU
TO ASK j. S. AID
America Now World Leader,
Peru's President Says
I'm Interview.

LIMA. Peru. Dec 16.-Peru re-
cards the United States as the one
-ower fully qualified 10 act as medi-
ator IN the dispute with Chile over
the territory OF Tacna-A africa. Pres't
augusta I1eEuia declared today
At the same time Pres't Leguia
stated In effect that the Chilean pro
posaI for settlement Of the dispute
would De refused. The reply 20 the
Chilean proposal IS being drafted
and probably will be forwarded 20
Santiago within a few hours.
The president. however. stated
Peru e. wholly IN agreement with
Chile on at least one definite point
AID that Is the desire for an early
settlement o. the long standing con-
troversy.
Confidence In America.
Settlement o. the Irish contro-
vcrsy and the amazing achievements
OF the Washington conference have
demonstrated 90 the world that the
seemingly impossible can often be
accomplished said PRIEST Leguia.
"A ple5iscitc proposal. however.
We can not consider for 70 Is OBJ
viously Impossible to accept settle
ment according 20 the terms Of a
contract which should have been
executed 30 years ago
The values and conditions IN the
last generation have changed, not
only materially but also morally s1d
in any adjustment Of this unfulhll-
ed contract now we must lay the
matter before a competent court Of
arbitration, openly and freely, con-
ceallng nothing.
only In this manner can 40 years
OF accumulated hatreds. passions.
susr iciOns and wrongs be finally
nquidated and a new and brighter
chapter opened IN the history Of
western South America
Leader I'm World Affairs.
Peru has long regarded the Unit
cd States az the one power fully
qualified 20 act I'm this matter and
recant achievements render Wash
ingtOn's position OF leadership IN
great movements of international
accord and amity even more secure
Peru is prepared 10 lay it's cards
face up on the table and 7 trust
Chile Is prepared 10 do likewise. If
settlement could be arrived at on
fair and open grounds I would re-
gard Il as one OF the greatest
achievements OF my administration.
opening wide the doors so long
closed 20 a new era OF commercial
and social intercourse among the
republics OF the west coast.
Copyright. 1921 b. United Press.)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
HARNESSES
RIVERS FOR POWER

WINNIPEG. Man. Dec 16.-
Canada is Harvesting its streams
and turning the power 20 Iroduc-
ton a two year survey by the
Dominion government which IS just
being completed shows that wheels
and turbines TO the extent Of 2,47l,-
600 horsepower are now IN opera
ton. This represents only SO per
cent OF the waterpower resources,
which the survey places at 41,700,-
600 horsepower
Demand upon the industrial cen
tiers for greater production Is in
creasing with the cultivation Of new
stretches OF farm land along the
Canadian National Railways In the
prairie provinces. Industrial eX-
perts are urging rapid installation
Of hydro-power plants with a view
20 providing machinery and other
farm supplies az lower cost and thus
hasten in a measure settlement OF
The idle islands.
Despite high cost OF construction,
hydro-power development installed
in the last year. according 20 the
survey totals $50. 900 horsepower. An
Investment OF S475 900. 900 repre-
sents water power now available.
Should the rate Of growth in install
lation during the next Is years be
continued on the basis OF the last
Is the invest ment will aggregate
$1,000. 100000.
II would require 1s.500.00O tons
OF coal a year to develop the power
now available through the harness
ing OF Canada's streams At the
present cost Of coal In Canada the
saving represents S148.OO0. 900. The
survey points out that IL the de-
volOpment program continues for Is
years the saving IN coal alone would
become S336,OOO.OOO a year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
ARTILLERYMEN SEEK
SPURS SUBSTITUTE

HONOLULU, T. H. Dec. 16-with
"horseless" field artillery how can a
field artillery with propriety wear
spurs and carry a riding crop. and
without these articles Of personal
adornment what does life hold Of
JOY for an artilleryman.
These questions are agitating the
commissioned personnel of the field
artillery branch of the service sta
toned in Hawaii since that arm be-
came motorized" A return TO the
swagger stick appears probable as
one way out, but for spurs no salts
factory substitute Is in sight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
DRY UP CHICAGO,
FIfZMORRIS SAYS
Police Must Enforce Law.
Chief Declares in Radical
Change of Policy.

CHICAGO. Dec 1s-The teeth Of
the Illinois prohibition are being
sharpened by Chief OF Police Charles
Fitzmorris today and violators Of the
anti-booze law are going 20 be bitten.
The chief announced that the lid was
20 De clamped down until 1T
squeaks"
All police captains OF the city were
called to the office OF the chief to-
day and given positive orders TO
dry up" their precincts. Discovery
OF eases" in any captains district
they were warned. will be grounds
for charges before the police trial
board.
New and drastic orders against
sales OF Illicit liquor were issued by
the chief on orders Of Mayor Thomp-
son.
Il am going 10 close every place in
Chicago where liquor is sold, kept or
given away" the chief said. That
includes the places known as respec-
table where young couples go 70
dance and get drunk with a resultant
immoral decay.
places in Chicago where children go
20 drink, where they get so drunk
they can't stand up. The trouble
with young people in this town,
where liquor is concerned is that
they have speed but no control"
"Will private clubs be raided? ."
the chief was asked.
There is no immune place in Chi
cagO." ne replied.
The Chicago police department
for months has not concerned itself
10 any great extent with the enforce
ment of the prohibition law Chief
FitzmOrris cOntending that the sup
preston Of major crime was a mat
ter OF more importance. The new
orders against liquor sales cOnsti-
tute a radical change in policy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
SOVIET ENVOY SEES
PREMIER FOR DEBTS

LONDON, Dec. 16.-Leonid Krash-
m. Russian bolshevik commercial
envoy. held a long conference today
with Premier Lloyd George. The
premier secured considerable data
regarding the sOviet's promise TO
repay the old Russian foreign debt.
This will be submitted to Premier
BRAND Of France when the two
statesmen meet Monday. Russia has
promised 70 pay the old czarist for
eign debts incurred up to 1914 on
condition that England and France
call a conference to discuss interna-
tlonal recognition Of the Moscow
government.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
AERO CROOK LOOTS
BERLIN WAREHOUSE

BERLIN, Dec. 16.-Burglars from
the clouds looted the warehouse of
the firm of Heilbrenner, in the Moh-
renstrasse, carrying off carpets and
tapestry TO the tune of Sc. 400
A large hole had been made in the
roof of the building, through which
the thieves had effected their en-
trance.
An hourfafter the discovery of the
theft three men, one Of them local
merchant named Sciutz were seen to
step out of an airplane near the
frontier.
They were Intercepted by police.
and their machine was found TO be
filled with valuable curios and other
articles. including the stolen carpets.
WhereupOn the men confessed
that had stolen the goods. which they
had loaded on an airpIane, also stol-
en- The machine was kept In wait
ing in a neighboring field. The in
tentiOn OF the thieves was TO fly over
the frontier into Belgium
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
Handkerchief
On Everybody's Gift List

On Everybody's Gift List
Handkerchiefs have an
important place on every
gift list. We have a splen-
did variety to select from.
You will want to buy many
when you see them.
Childrens Handkerchiefs,
plain white and colored fig
ured designs, at Sc
Children's Handkerchiefs.
with dainty corner designs,
box of 3 at 25c and. soc
Womens Handkerchiefs,
big assortment. at each, sc
to ............ S. 90
Women Handkerchiefs,
very dainty, in white and
colored corner designs. box
Of 2 at 25c; box Of 3 at SOC.
75c and .......... Sl.00
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17

is at stake unless she modifes her
app earance. We need girls Of sta
bility. and IL is my experience that
girls who are style extremists do not
possess that quality. Girls with bob
bed hair are usually told II would
look better under a net and not 70
present the appearance OF a FIT
Islander"
Miss Sarah VI. Sheridan. sales