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n. !. STOCKS

Eeu. York, Nov. 25.-Stocks We're list
less =: the opening OF today.s session.
becoming steady a. midday and develop
ing seUcrai strength before the close.
The movement seemed 20 have its basis
mainly on easier money rates. call loans
decunlag from 70 ~ per cent on lib
erai offerings
Bonds again displayed consistent
strength on large diversified dealings In
which five cf the liberty series eStab-
lished new high records for the year.
An exception to the higher trend in the
bond list was furnished by French NUN
tcipals, which reacted sharply.
Pools resumed their bull!sh tactics n
specialtieS OF the chemical. utility met
A.. leather and miscellaneous divisions
without evokiDE percepttabls public re
Spouse. but rails moved 20 hiHher
ground as a r-Sult OF steady ana s"o-
Stauiial accumulation.
IN ;he afternoon. Sudden drive
aSairSt the shorts IN Mexican Petroie-
nm was accompanied b. advances IN
domestt,. issues. the standard oil group
again coming forward Sales anouh'e"
10 $4,000 shares
Tha statement Of 'hH Br..iSh rore'sn
minister dealing with ;he ,ailitary pol
10y Of the French government PROBABLY
contributed TO uus"tt;ement IN rorelEn
eNchangeS the Paris rate falling nearly
* points. with reactions In other con-
mental quotations. Decline OF German
MARKS TO a leve, approaching their re-
zen; minimum accompanied deniais %
rsports 81 Immediate extension o; cred
i's 10 German Industrial interests.
Liberty issues and high grad" rails
such as Northern Pacific. Great North
err. Warrington preferred and humorous
Other bonds participated I'm the broad
,nquirv from Investment sources. Trac
,ionS uIso were stroaE with several or
the jute-uat,Ona, group az war issues,
T,,,I s,Ies mar yalue>. SeO.SSO,00O.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

chicago. Nov. 2"---,'attlc. receipts ~
0G0 beef steers steadv Ia @iG lower;
medium grades - 20 40r duwu; prime
Lore pound yearlngS fed f"r show
1900: choice l,A13 pound s.c"rH II O0.
bulk beef steers. 600 q 900: she stock.
nulls and stockcrs. about steady; calves
strong.
Hogs. receipts $4,000: active: - to
Fac higher than Wednesdays average;
closed slow: hoidover moderate: big
packers bought very sparnglY; liGht
lights. up TO 72E: bulk 6s5 q 7O5: pigs
csc higher. hulk desirable around 7@J.
Sheep. receipts 5000; all classes gen
orally steady; top fat lambs 1910; bulk
s15 q 1000; top ycarlNEs. TOO, average
around 100 pounds; fat eve top. 4T5.
bulk $50 n +25; top feeder lambs early
$50. some held higher.
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SUGAR,

Ncw York. Nov. 2I.--Th" raw SUGAR
market Was quiet and as Il" sales wore
reported prices wer" unchanged ut 81 g
TO al for centrifugal.
The Jaw sugar futures market was
steady early and prices showed advances
Of ! to points on covering but r"HT
the close eaSed of under liquidation.
except December. which closed at the
TOP. Final bids were IL" points higher
10 one nat lover. hut the voium" "C
business was light az operators w"-c
inclined II hold OF owing to the un-
settlsi condition OC the spot market
December closed 2.%j: March, 90: May
"a and July 2.t2
Tho mar',"i Tor rn'ir"d MAS uI, lang I
a. 20 :" 40 r"r IL" EraUUlai"h hnt
the demand We on, luni"ral" although
deliveries ou old crrl.rS were murc HI
cral
Refined futures w"r" without rrJue-
actions, closing Unframed. rcr"nhor
closed at . a.: NarCh ut So. May a.
so
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HUNDREDS OF AUDITORS HIEDK4

Washington. D. c.. Nov: 2S.-Iff
United States civil service commlssiph
stated today that the income tax untt
If the bureau Of internal. revenue wtl}
appoint several hundred additional audi
itors and revenue agents or inspectors
as soon as the commission can supply
the eliglblcs. for auditing work In the
central office at Washington and In
spection work throughout the country.
II is stated that the bureau of internal
revenue finds it necessary to greatly
augment it's resent force In order 10
bring its inspection and auditing work
M TO date and keep II current TR~
bureau recognizes the Importance to
business interests of clearing away
work in earrears. =
The civil service cCAnsnission has AM
nounced an examination to be held
throughout the United States on Decem-
Der il to I'LL the ositions. The snI
trance salaries offered range from $500
To $4,000 a year. Advancement will de-
end upon the record of tho employed: :.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK.

East Buffalo. nov. 25.-tTattle. re-
ceiptS 225: slow. strong.
Calves. receipts 700; active. 81 higher.
s? 90 q 100.
Hogs. receipts 5000; strong n %
cents higher. heavy and mixed, $50;
Workers. $7.5I: light workers. ard pigs.
SS.N0TS9a: loughs. SG.o0@6.25; stays.
s. oG <'d5n.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 9.0On: &C.
tive; lambs 80 cents higher: others
steady: lambs. S4O0T1O.5G; others un-
changed.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Tudelo. Ohio. NOV. "5.-Whca'. cash
and December. I.2T: May I.?4a4.
Ciovnrseed. prime cash. 1925; Deem
Der. SI2.25: January. $40: February
1240: March. t@.3a.
Alskr. prime cash, Sl0.Sh: December
1890: February. 100: March. lilo.
Timothy. prime vash. %.hI: December
3.07l2 January, $40. February, 81"
Ma, h. go.
Cinv"r$eed 80. =, 1897 il."': NO. 3
ll.O5dlI20.
Alshe No. .. lc.5onlo.2o: No 3. 9.S;
@I0.c0.
Timothy Uuchaugcd.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Nov. 2J.-forcign eN-
change irregular. Great Britain. demand
3sss.; cnhlrs 299l. sixty day bills Oh
banks 395a, France. demand O.'3 ;
rahles a3l,. Italy. demand 4.O4: cables
4.Otiy. Belgium, demand &C.; cables
6.62l.. Germany. demand. .33s! cables
,34i.. Holland. demand 1910: "abI"S
3I.7C. Norway. demand 14.-J. Sweden.
demand 1850. Denmark. demand lS.50.
Switzerland, demand 1896. Spain. d.
mand 1880. Greece. demand 4.03. AR
gcntina demand 32.5". Brazil, demand
1867" Montreal. 9li.
Holland demand advanced TO 1850:
GREECE demand 40S in the late dea !ings.
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,.o,,,srowN CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

SUNDAY schoollesson from the gan,
cl,nter of Acts. "Paul's Voyage" The
morning sermon subject. at IL o'cloche
will be ~ Neglected Friend" In ths
evening Ut o'clock. Mrs. y. X. StranH
OF Cleveland. O.. viii give an address'
Won hc one OF the crowd that hears this
earnest. interesting state leader.
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p,rrspuRaH LIVE STOCK.

Pittsburgh. Nov. IS. Hogs. receipts
$500: higher. Heavies, 100 to I1ss,
heavy workers. and light workers. LOW
7.75: pigs. 7.75gS.0O.
sheen and lambs. receipts. '1.000i
eteay. TOP sheep. AS: top lambs, 1o-6o.
calves. receipts50: higher. Top 1l.oo;
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ASKS CITIZENSHIP


A petition for citizenship papers was
filed late yesterday afternoon with
United States Commissioner John Fl.
Conrad by Galtano Jafrate. OF No. s32
Market street, Benwood. He is native
Of Italy and came to this country in
June 1910. ro
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Nov. 2I-Wheat took an up
ward swing III value today largely by
way ~ response I" ThAnNSsi wing
strength Of foreign markets. The close
Was unsettled. u 10 net h!Ghrr. with
pcvcmhrr Sll@ 10 l.l"7s and May Sis
10 l.iiis Corn LOST /. TO = 10 - and
oats Aa!ned IL 20 -. Ia provisions the
outcome varied from : cents decline 10
- CrntA advance.
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MONEY MARKET.

New YoTK, Nov. 2l.--IHII money hrm.
nigh J: low ~; ruling rate :; closing
bid ~. offered NJ =: last loan -? cal!
loans against H'C";an'cS AZ.
Time Iouns castor: GO days. :: % days.
=. six months 5W6H. Prime mercan-
tile paper, 5GIE.
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11RERrY BONDS.

closed: 3ias. 9G.2c: first IS. $50 bid;
as. e5.46: third AIS, 1856; fourth
AIS, 1916; Victory 3As, 1894; FlctorS
a.. 90 Q6
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Tota, sales Tl7.1o0 shares.
GD--:Ex-diy. $2.25.
,2D-Ex-div. s1.25.
Ex-div. SITS.
DRY GOODS

New York. Nov. 25 Cotton goods
were qu!star IN the gray goods division
today. with priceG holding about steady
on the basis OF 50 cents for 3Sh inch
s. print cloths. Some shsetfngs
were 20 be had at low prices from sec
-~ond hands n export lengths; silks were
being advanced IN consequence OF the
rise in raw SIX. but sales were light.
wool goods were dull and ourlaps were
8ul and bu-laps were slightly lower
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n, Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling. W. Va, Nov. %. Il.
Furnished Ths !rteNiSehcer by A. "a
Aasten & Co. members New York StocA
Exchange Second door National BANK
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. W. Va. Nov. IS. 81.
kurnished Tho Intelligence oy A.
haaten q Co. members New York STOCK
exchange Second door National Bank
~ W Vn pldx
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. %. 81.
Furnished The Intelllgencer by A. +.
Aasten a. Co. members New York Stosh
Exchange Second floor National BANK
Of w Va Bldg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling W. Va. Nov IS. 81.
Furnished The lrtelligcncer by A. z
hiasten & Co. members New York Stock
exchange. Second floor National Bans
ct W. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va, NOV. -. II.
Daily quotation list Nncei,ug Stock
E"chauge. Compiled for The Inteli!-
Eencer.
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Cash uUotationS--Wheat 80. hard
stl3l,. no 2 hard Sill corn: N". .
mixed 49, 10 80. No. = yellow - y"
80. oats. No.. white 1916 to -. No.
; white ~ to &5ia Fork nominal.
Lard $500 to S,?l. Ribs s. 10 -.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. w Va. Nov. %. ~,
Furnished Tue lnteliben'er by a.
Nlusten a. Co. members New YORK Stocn
Exchange. Second tioJc NatioAat p""@
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. Is. al.
Furnished The Intelligencer by A E
hnsten & Co. members New York stock
exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF w. Va. Bldg.
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PETROLEUM

on Irty. Pa, Nov. %1.-.-Cred!t bal
ances -: runs 42,4So: average 4S.+a-.
Shipments 5aS"o; average 1851
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. w. Va. Nov. 20. ii.
Reported by Il. L. Do1erty & Co. New
York. through Claude Moeker. Board
Of Trade Building. Wheeling.
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WHEELING live STOCK

wheeling. W. Va. Nov. -. II.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK COh GO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
HEAVY Gas
FLOW STRUCK
NEAR SANTA FE
Toltec Oil Company Hits
a Sand at $50
Feet

SANTA IE. y NJ March g6.-S.
a. Gusrho Sew Mexico manager of
the Tol,,c OH COMPANY with offices
here. announced today that the COM
puuvs drill now working on the Gal
ist,o. about twenty miles southeast uf
Santa Fc. had struck gas sand ut $50
feet The gas. Mr Gas,ho said. burns
about three feet ubuN, the floor ol
-nr d,rriuk. out al sis inch casing.
III, Toltrr company has been drili-
Ink fur old boo Sew MrNt,p Tor tho past
two years Their operations began
uu b state land lease uf Con. 900 acres
extending from santa To to Roswell
They also leased PORTIONS ot tho
raukoy ranches. Tho company has
,t several time. encountered SLIGHT
gas indications but nothing up Co this
time that is as strongly favorable as
the gas flow announced to-day
Nj Gas.hu and the groloRists at
tho TuIt,u company felt confident
from tho beginning of the present
we'll that 10 would encounter oil or
gas or both
Aside from tho Brown voll at
Artu-iu tn" strik, made today by the
Tultou people is the strongest iudlon-
tiou uf uii In Sew Mexico that has
been encountered sine. prospecting
began IN the state,
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COMM NiNTS RETREAT
IN GOOD ORDER.

tltEbEBItNGEN. pruHstuu
S.NurN. March GO Reports that the
communist forces which hAv, lo,u
lighting IN Eislcbon against thu fr-
CURT. police Tor three days had been
diis'U out ut that city were hruui'ht
h"r' last uiEhi by mon br,athI,s-
from running tho ~ miles which o.,
between Elslcbru ana this little Stsuu
village. They said that tho com.
munists were Tctioating across tlH
ti'lhs, for the most part In good ore
l'r hui some had thrown away lhrlr
guns and others had been taken pris-
ouurs
Tn" tidings were received without
emotion hy men ana boys who Stood,
rifles In hand pady TO report for
duN tu Ia" commander of tho COM
munssis In "a few minutes, however.
.hr-c men ana boys began 20 strnrFlc
away. tppnr'utly 10 join their com
uunist comrades IN another stand
against the police. one of tho rcfu.
gees from Eislohon said 10 the CORE.
poudont last evening;
You haven't this sort uf fighting
in America hhy" YOU Thlug- must
su better th,r,."
il' said that women who had bcvn
ramp'd Iu The outskirts of E,sleb'u
dny and night since fighting began
there entered the city immediately
uft"r rifl, firing ceased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
70 KILLED IN
NEW ATTACK
IN E|SLEbEN
German Communists
Driven From Town Get
Reinforcements
~ ras .s.oe,.rso ,.s,.

BERLIN March 20 Twenty
rioters wrr" killed when the ,ccur.
i.F police in Eislcbcn rcpulscd an
tack upon the Eislebcn city hall
last night The police casualtic,
ere two killed and three wound
l. Sporadic fighting was report
4 to-day from IIcttstcdt and
lanSticld. Lcuna was reported
luict
HALLE. StAony. March 20 Rein
.orc'u,rt of tho communist rioters
Ht M1lsfcIl aud Eiglobon was iu pro
greco this morning Armed Workmcn
arr moving from Halle and vicinity
In DO, direction of these two towns.
Thor declared purpose was a. Join
th"ir comrades. Who after r-any hours
of fighting had been driven out OF
III Irh'u ly the security police
According to Information from
both police Hnd communist uuartrrs
thu purpus" uf tho movement Was the
ot IN" police ~ Eislrbrn.
The tugitiNrs from Eisleben were
r,orglnilng today on the hills north
~ % &C that town, communists here
reported
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~ r.t sSsoer.tro ,-t..

ASpEGMONT T,Nus March 20
Byrd jackson DuCrI1iu ru-d,i,ndunt
iu the "umply grave 'Hsv. charged
with dofrtudiug Dallas life Insult
nuro company uf 5000. was found
guilty hy u jury lat, last night and
sentenced &" two Years iu th, p,ul-
tcutihrN
Motion for an Instructed verdict ot
not guilty, flied hos dct,nsr counsel
IN grounds that the state had failed
to MAKE a case, WAS uNcrrulcd. tn,
dcfcns' then rested without Offering
e single witness
I'm his charge to the jury. the euur,
dwolt at length ON the aspect u' the
cHsr presented hy m. defense that
oven N the mystery" were proven.
u WIS not planned To- defraud the bon.
-urdur" company but TO aid cochran
In escaping cNtrHditiou To- New McNiDo
10 face a charge of murder
THE 'gso rs one ~ the most famous
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
Chicago's First
Own Your Own Home
Exposition Opens

'til'Ni' March 20 Chicago %
first own Your Home" exposition tn
.ust'r m" building and oWuotsnip uf
homes opened h,rc today Bccuuss
- the general rent advance u b. rs-
p'ri"d that many ChicHgonus VIII
visit the exposition 90 learn how to
H',umv home owners
Banks. building material men. In
terror decorators. home fprnIshcrs.
ana real 'sttt" men are 60. operating
Iu staging the show
The exposition hall prosrutH tho
appearance uf re- residential sub-ui-
vision Trees rise above the exhibits
Streets avenues. and boulDyards run
between IN" rowH Of botthh \ fuun-
tain play boo Fountain Terrace. Boo tho
center ut tho hall Complut. hous"s
ar' ip o., seen. SET In au appropriate
'hud-uup" environment aud furnished
throughout
on, section Is devoted tu huus,I
tuu home sites. n Includes mudrl4
1f houses and apartments. plans ct
u suh-diFlsiou, plats, Typographical
and relief maps plans Tor cities. pho
tuErtphs, and trunsparcucIes. Thr
building material section exhibits
every sort ut material used iu aou.
struutiun
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
SAN IA FE TO TAKE
z LIMITED TRAINS
OFF TOMORROW
No. l9 and 20 to Be Dis
continu d ; Branch
Trains Cut Off

Wrsthuuud train SO % and ,ts'-
bound train 80. -o pro 10 uu dI-uuu-
tiuu'd il orders Of the hilU.r Santa
&C. officials are not changed before
night Officials her, today slid that
the discoutinuauco ot the two trains
have been authorized but not ordered.
Tn" order if carried out will be-
come effective tomorrow. This means
that the lgyst train SO. ~ would loayc
Chicago today and the last Of trains
NJ 20 would leave san Francisco
today. Tho west bound train arrives
here 1t 1910 o'clock in tho morning
and the cast bound train arrives az
10 tG D'uluDk tt night This would
bring the last uf tho, two trains
here uu Monday night
Extra trains. however. viii De- run
for several days uIt'r the diy,uutlu-
uauu' OF trains $50 ~ and 20 60
accommodate the travellers who ulrcud,
hav, purchased their tickets fnr those
trains tn advance" Thvs, extra trains.
however VIII not necessarily D., run
ON th" tim" of tho Discontinued pas
sougvr trains
Tho cutting OF trtiu srryI,, here b.
only small part ur general order.
ulSt"nllnhiug train. uu tho system.
-Four passenger trains have been orr
d'r"d discontinued un the Panhandle
a santa Fc RAILWAY. this branch Hrry-
ing Amarillo Hud tho Panhandle OF
Texas This order uIHu is effective
tomorrow
Train So. %. arriving Amarillo nj
800 &C. m ana Train lls leaving
Amarillo Hi ZOO 70. m. win by disoou.
tiuuDd between Newton. Kan. ana
Amarillo. Train so. ~ arriving Amur-
lli" hi '.l' %. m. und Train ll5 louN-
!nE Amarillo rt $40 % 900 VIII hp dis
continued hotwouu Amarillo and clio
yls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
Chiropractor Goes
To Jail for 80 Days

CASPER Wyu. March 20 br J
". Jeffrey president ut the Nyumins
ChiruprHcti, association and wealthy
Casper pruy ytiuUi"r, today accepted "a
go dlN Jail sentence without app p-ul
following conviction iu district court
here uu charge of 'pructiCing mcdi-
cine without u license iu violation
at the Msumiur statutes
tn" question uf wh,lh-r chlro-
-pruytoT practices medicine 'un-tt-
tutcd 'h' issue iu tut case which was
OF statewide significance and cstab-
Nshus H precedent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
Aviator, With Back Broken,
Still Hopes to Cross Continent

and expressed the hope o., would yct
br able Goo make the niphi
IIul. 'uU'y wuH brought hero from
CruvNllly hN way ui Monroe. La. last
night An N-THN examination showed
fractures Of th" third fourth and
iuh lumbar ycrtobrac and physic-
iHr- expressed the fear he also had
suffered internal injuries. This morn
iuE considerable fever had Developed
The Tiers mother, who watched him
hop of Ht Jacksonville carly Ncstrr-
day morning Hud who was prustrated
whvU she heard of his fhll BE- cnroute
here tu o" wi'h him
The lieutenant explained that his
mishup vuH due Zee engine ttuuhi..
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
BAD WEATHER GENERAL.

WASlll NOTION, March 20 Any
thing but favorable weather Tor the
annual Easter fashion parddcs was
forecast today by the weather bureau.
An unexpected storm of marked in
tcusity with hts tail swinging low
over southwestern colorado. caused
a revision OF preliminary forecasts of
fiir weather tomorrow. The storm Is
sweeping east t-nnrthelstward and
prcssur, was high today, OF the At
lantic coast and high and rising
rapidly in the northwest
Elsewhere, the weather was acting
badly with showers and thunder
storms IN Sew York state, the Great
Lakes region and lower Missouri yal-
Icy There were light rains ana SNOW
in tho northwest. lu Montana and
Nurth Dakota tho temperature
dropped below zero. In California
there were storm warnings
only Florida, from which the
winter vacation thruugs ar" seUrp ing
home. showed "iIir tonight aud sun
day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26

ION ui omaha, expects tu Peach hls
lu''a goal eft '.nuo couples before the
end ut March
Already 10, is laying elaborate
plans tnr tho i've thuuaudth w,d-
diur
'lhu Wpu must %, pt I,t %. fhr
woman - least lN.' bee says And
'h'} must Ir nice appearing That
Will b' uu, cot fhr things I'u insist un
Tor my uy,.ihuusHndth wedding
Application fur the prlvilcg, of boz
iur The 'iyo-thuua,udth ruupl, arc u
order
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
Search River for
Woman's Body After
Husband Ends Life

NII0kNNE- WIHN-- WIT|U u
SEARCH for Mr. Charles Fctt vrs
carried today Goo the spokane river
after her husband shot and Killed
hims,lI yesterday when the police
sought admission to his home tn aurs-
uuu him concerning his wifo's disap-
porrunD'.
Fctts clothing at the timo hc Kill
ed himself wa soaking wet
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
A COLD EASTER
Moderate Cold Wave Predicted
for This Section

\ cold Faster be- what the weather
man predicts for Albuquerque.
Snow In the north. and fair In the
south portion Of the state is the pre-
di,tiuu Tor tonight. with much colder
weather iu tn, east portion aud "a
moderate cold wave. sunday Il viii
be- fair and cold
Not very cheering news for the
people who Ike fair weather so they
can don AN their new Easter clothes.
hut perhaps the Albuquerque
weather will fool even the weather
fore saHtpr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
Prohibition Election
In Chihuahua Has
Been Called OF

III. lNSn. T'Nrs. March 20 OF.
IL 'ialH iu JuHr,I announced tudtu that
ih' I'Eislruu" had pui'puu"d iud,n.
nt'N She prohibition election which
vas Q" hdy" thk'u place In chihuahua
tomorrow They declare that lcrisa
tors favor regulating the liquor traffir
rather thHu putting the prohibition
questions before the people for settle
W"ri ana for that reason another
election date probably viii not bo aot
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
Ticket in Field
For Directors of
The New Hotel

In connection with the election
pf new board ot directors oi tho
Albuquerque hotel company which
will bee held Monday afternoon. Il
was learned today that a Greater
Albuquerque" ticket has been put
IN the field with th' fullu."inr
named men for thu now board
Col George y Ercooo. David
Ruscuwald. J. NJ Baynulds. \ l..
Martin. Henry g.. CoorH. Jr. Albert
Sims Fred Fiachrr J q. ltrru-
don Louis llfcld, and " 4 E,lo-
her
Five OF this number are Kivun-
iaus and three RuHriau- and two
without club affiliations.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-03-26
INDICTED MIN 10 ~ BNItIII.D
FROM 81. LOUIS pAIsl,

ST IOT r. MITTU 70 NIIITUT8 u
the rcspc,tiy" 81 Louis American and
National league clubs announced that
ull persons whose names have boon
mentioned BOO connection With th'
baseball scandal would ho duni"d ad-
mittlutC iu the parks Tho an
uuunc,mcut followed the indictment
pt chicago to-day ui Carl I"rk and
Bon Franklin both uf thiE city.