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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24

the winter travelling through the
Golden State
Andrew Lcix Of West Main stree,
visited with friends IN Strcator yes
teIday.
Winston ColWon visited friends IN
LA Sale last evening,
walter Nortney visited in Strcator
last night
John Pottingalc Of Chicago Is spend,
ing several days in this city on bust.
moss,
William Higgins os Morris trans
acted business In thia cts today.
William Fowler spent last evening
with friends In Suca,cr
Patrick Dryer spent last night In
Peru
Roscoe Mct2Sar visited in Utica last
niRht,
William Lane OF Marseillta spent
last evening IN this city.
j, Timnons of Seneca rs an OF.
Java caller last niCht
Harold Boyle or Mlrsei!lea visited
in this city last night.
Ray Miller WIS a la Sale HEitue
yesterday.
Roy Rodgers of PHILADELPHIA, NJ.
and Mrs. j. A. pokinahorn, Mr. and
Mrs Jay Polkinchorn and ccn. Ken.
meth Joseph, and Miss Grace Edna Al
lison, all OF Chicago, motorsd 10 or
tawa yesterday ana visited with the
latter's mother, Mrs Joseph Allison,
on Clay street
Miss Edith Grady was Streator
visitor yCstCgduy
Harold Erbus OF Peru was an Otta.
wa visitor yesterday
Alfred Allen of West Ottawa yis.
tied friends in Aurora yesterday.
Misses Margaret Ringer and Eva
NCyins were Strcator visitors yoster
day
Mr. and Mrs Cliff Eichalbcrgor, Ar
thur Aussem and Mis- Launia fusacm
mo,9red to st. Charles yesterday.
Ralph Payne of Streator was an OF
tawa visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. Hood and daughter
Of Tulsa, Okla, spent the week end
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Long don
53S East superior street
Misses Isabel Schorr, Anna Neyins
and Lucille Neyins visited friends in
La Sale Saturday.
Miss Helene Hitter was La Sale
visitor yesterday.
Elmer ClaussCn of Sheridan visited
friends in Ottawa yesterday.
Howard Rcllis Of Elgin h visiting
at the home OF Mr. end Mrs {. c.
Merrill on Ottawa avenue.
Peter Callahan was La Sale Wis
itoT yesterday.
Bill and Marion Thompson of Earl.
Vile were Ottawa visitors yCsterrag.
Thomas Mcnamara, owen ]. Fox
and Joseph White were La Sale Wis.
itors yesterday.
Misses Bertha Lanter and Ferne
Douyia of West Madison street were
Aurora visitors yesterday
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
MRS. CAREY FOSTER,
DETENTION HOME
MATRON, RESIGNS
MRS CAREY
WOMAN WHO HAS MADE GREAT
SUCCESS OF WORK WITH Chill.
DREN ANNOUNCES DECISION
TO RETIRE TO PRIVATE LIFE
SUCCESSOR NOT CHOSEN.

Mrs, Carey Foster, who has served
as matron of the county detention
home for the past several months,
since the resignation Of Mrs Rather
ina Warrincr recently resigned her
duties and this morning severed her
connection with the institution to re-
tire into private life again, Mrs. Fos'
ter was one of the most capable and
efficient heads To- ever hold a post
tion in connection with Il La Sale
county institution, and her determine
ton to quit. was received with much
regret on the part CT the county Off
Gals.
During her residence at the home,
the Riddles under her came to love
her as a mother.
Mrs. Nell Mclaughlin, who has
served as assistant matron of the
beard, took charge OF the place this
morning and will remain in charge
until new matron is appointed by
Judge Rcck.
Judge Reck stated today that he
Lad made no appointment as a sue.
cussor for Mrs Foster, and would
probably not do 80 for several days
Mrs Foster, who was a resident of
Streator before coming to Ottawa,
will remain in this city.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
Twin HIahwaYmen Of the Sea.

Tee and fog are known as the twin
highwaymcn of the sea" The United
STATES government has done much to-
ward the elimination of the danger
from icebcrgS, bur it has not been able
to do much toward the alienation Of
the fog menace Tho steamer routes
are regularly pairoIed and constant
watch maintained for icebergs, and
when thcy are discovered the news IS
scattered broadcast by wireless.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
localities

Mrs. W. w Nah will leave tonight
for her home in Pasadena, Cal, after
Il two months visit with her neither
Mrs, Elizabeth A, c. Gregg, on Con.
grcss street
Miss Elma Buttoriicld Of Clinton
street went to Chicago today for n two
days visit with friends.
Mis- Esther McEyOy was L La Sale
visitor Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs John ljuchnor an!
daughter Louise motored g. Sroator
saturday and spent the weoil end vi.
itilg friends.
Mrs. +. +, arhard OF the Palmer
Apartments, returned today from a
visit in New York city Mrs, Town
send OF Los Angeles, Calf, who ac'
cOmpaned Mrs AChard to New York
returned to Ottawa for visit here be-
fore going to her home in the west.
Miss Anne G, Hathaway OF Webster
street went TO Chicago today for a
visit with friends.
"ies VERONA Peltier was La Sale
caller last eevning,
Emmett Larson Of Seneca, visited
in Ottawa yesterday.
Sandy Cox of Marseilles sent yes
terday in ottawa,
Miss Frances Mooney called on La
Sale friends last evening
Miss Mildred Dwyer visited friends
in La Sale Yesterday.
Leo McKenna and Lyle Mcmahon
of Moline, Ill.,, motOred TO Ottawa
Saturday and sent the weekend ~
the home of Miss Frances Mooney on
North Columbus street
Louis Erras of n Columbus street,
visited in Streator last evening.
Misses Mae Dunn, Mary LEIGH, Ella
Cruise Eleanor Moore and Virginia
Clark spent Saturday evening in La
Sale
William Gordon of North Ottawa
spent Saturday evening in La Sale.
Norman YcntZcr of Wyoming ana
Leighton Yentzer of Chicago HCightc
returned to their homes today altcr q
few days visit with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Ycnt2er OF Pros.
poet avenue
Mrs. Parker and son Orville OF
S,raa,or enant sunday visiting At the
home no Nv and Mrs Io,n Long.
don 52S Fasi Snnorior street
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Merrill of Otta-
wa avenna Miss Anna Rnss and Miss
E,,,n,a <-,e,Io ,,otored IA ;rIgip ,es.
,nrday
Nr;es Katharine vorcanc visited
rrionds in peoria vasterda,
Frank Icobeck Of la sale visited
,,i,,d, Ia ot.,,v, Loaf ovo,ipr
Innis Irha If la sal, visited
rriorde IN otto,va Iast eva,,in.,
Misc Vera ucI.oskey of Streator
visited in ,his citv Yesterday with her
sisitor zi,a
richard Rice visited rrienag i, mi.
pa Yesterday
Sn,i,b Colo ,,,o, , ,rordot, ,i.itor
rc,'nrdav
Al Zin,n,r NJ la SalIa called an OF.
.a,ra frionds yoatarday
I. "a. a. .,,..,, oon p,o,l .,r,et
,,a1a r,,,aiaaaa ..in 20 rnio,.,o ,his
'',,,,,,.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
Question for Consideration.

at is not right or proper to inter-
fere with nature" said an English
clergyman. IN denunciation of an at
tempt to produce rain by bombing the
clouds, If man never attempted TO
improve upon nature what would be
come of tha herS?-Dntroit Free
Press
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
Pea2h Stones Good Fuel.

Peach stones. it has been discovered
in California, burn as we'll as coat and
give out more heat in proportion TO
weight The stones taken out of the
fruit fiat is timed or dried are col
lected end sold for This purpose.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
An Active Volcano,

The most active volcano in the word
I. Mount Sangay, II is l7,10d feet
high and is situated on The eastern
chain Of the Andes 70 South America
II has been in constant eruption since
tho year IT2S
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
Necessary.

"rom, / told you to keep that dachs-
huud out Of the dining room" Part Of
him has to project into The dining
room my dear when ! feed him in HE
ritcErnefte." -- Louisville Courier,
journal
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
MARRIAGE Licenses.

Joseph Buczkowski, La Sale, "a,
Victoria Sarcsinski, Peru, 10.
Harry Atkinson, Chicago. "a.
Mary Harrington, Ladd, o.
John Gapinski, Peru, %.
Julia krowski Peru, %.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
First Find ThYSelf.

Try myself unwParirdly tin thoG
findeet the highest thing thou art ca
pablc of doing. faculties and outward
circumstances being considered; and
then do it john Stuart Mil
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24

Illinois Camp No. 461, r. N. A.,
Will give a bunco and Cuchre party
in Maccabee Hall Wednesday, evening,
Oct. Is. Everybody invited
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
Potatoes.

Red River Early Ohios, sacked. on
%" tracks, Sale Saturday Come
early. ~ JOSEPH PERROTT.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
Notice,

The executive board Of Women's
club will meet tomorrow, Oct %, at
library hall, at 2:30.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
CLASSIFIED ADS.

USE TIRES?
If you do, YOU should know We ere
the Hydro-Taron and Edison tire dis
tributCrs for OttaWa-l00O0 and 5000
mile tires, Every one of these tires
sold in this vicinity hereafter will be
through our agency or Sub-dcalors.
SANDERS AUTO PARTS co.
Al Sanders. Sam GrCenbcrg
Hydro-Toron is not an experiment..
it has been proved to US by service Ill
our other distributing Centcrs-J
and Freeport. Drop in any time and
see these tires. They're worth inves-
tigating.
SAN GREENBERG.
Meet me at 229 West amin st.
FLtt SALE-All my household goods,
dining room table, leather rocker
large gas range kitchen cabiet, rugs,
etc; must sell; am leaving town Cali
n 1?1" Wr~t Jefferson st
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
Safety First.

Have your eyes examined. | exam
inc eyes and fit glasses to correct all
eye strain and visual defects. without
use Of drugs.
GILBERT & BLANCHARD,
Every "Wednesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
sureIYl

II Is easy enough to find a needle
In & haystack-if you sit on It.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24
STOP ATTACKS OF
ASTHMA

When changes I'm the weather.
severe cold, the exposure TO dust, etc.
brings on an attack Of asthma, the
terrible suffering caused by these M.
tacRs can be quickly relieved and tho
causes and conditions which render
you subject to the attacks of asthma
removed by using HOOVERS IN.
PROVED ASTHMA REMEDY. No
smoke or disagrecablo odor about tho
house. Gives quick relief ana II used
for reasonable length of time re.
moves the causes which render you
subject to attack OF asthma.
CAUTION
The genuine HOOVERs IMPROV.
ED ASTHMA REMEDY is put in vel.
low cartons and bears the written
signature Of Geo, d. Hoover on the
side Of the carton.
SlOO and $500 bottles at your drug.
gists
A Free Trial viii Be Sent BY
GEO. D. HOOVER
Manufacturing Pharmacist. Inc.
207-2o9 {. Locust St. pes Molnes, la.
CORPUS Drug Store. w. D. Duncan.
Weiss Drug Shop.
Aliens Drug store. MarseIles.
q TEXAS WONDER
for kidney and bladder troubles.
gravel weak and lame backs. rheu.
maism Regulates bladder troubles
IN children If not sold by your
druggist, by mail Sl25 Small bottle
often cures. Send for sworn testi.
moaials. Or r. W. Hail, 1926 Olive
street, St Louis, No. Sold By drug,
sigts.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-10-24

FOR -192CSmdebal1er. new
paint and four brand new tires. Car
locks and runs like new. A bargain
at 100000, Might use lighter car
in trade. DCLDER'S GARAGE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11
CONNECT WILDWOOD
WITH PENN'S GROVE
Philadelphia Capitalists to Build
New Railway to Connect
With Ferry.

Millville, N. j.. Nov. liam electric
railroad between Wildwood and Penn's
Grove, connecting by boat with Will
minRton. and passing through this
city and Woodstown, is to be built
by Philadelphia capitalists, according
to statement made by Mayor w.
CORTLAND Smith. OF Wildwood. before
the Municipal League here Tuesday
night.
The mayor stated that the plans for
tho proposed road had been completed
and that electric tranis will be OPP
Grated. 1t Is proposed to complete
construction within the next two
years.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11
ROADS MOVE TO CUT
WAGES AND FREIGHT
Executives Decide to Take First
Step at Once: No Fear OF
Labor Board.

New York, Nov. 1.-The RAILROADS.
intend TO establish concurrent reduc-
tons In wages and freight rates with
out delay.
Within the next two or three days
the a.ooo, 900 railway men in the United
states viii be notified by their re-
spcctsve management Of proposals car
rying a now and further reduction OF
10 per cent in the wages OF train SER
vice employees and cutting all other
classes Of workers down to the goinI
rates paid for similar kinds OF work
In non-transportation industries,
The resultant saving in operating
expenses. estimated at between $780,
600 .poc and Sioe 100000. viii be passed
IN ut once To shippers and the gene"al
public I'm horizontal reductions in
freight charges.
Members of the Association of Rail-
way Executives. representing moro
than % per cent of the railroad mile
age In the United States, met in tho
hoar,i room OF the New York, New
,Iavon and Hartford Railroad yester-
day To determine the quickest means
OF putting the issue of lower wages
before the Railroad Labor Board and
that Of rates before the Interstate
Commerce Commission.
II was announced that neither the
recently aVorted strike asains. the
wage reduction effected last July noi
the statement OF the Railroad Labor
Hoard that no further wage revision
for any class OF employees would b'
considered until pending disputes osei
working rules have been decided vii
deter the carriers. They will try {,
follow the decision OF the Association
,f' Railway Executives on october l.
Ia wipc out the remainder of the 22h
per cent wage increase OF 1920 and i'm
iicdlately to translate the saving irt'
decreased transportation charges.
The association designated its exec
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11

utivs cnmnittec, headed by T. De
Witt Cuylcr. to confer formally with
the Interstatc Comraerco Commission
In Washington tomorrow with refer
ence to measures for obtaining and
distributing equitabiy lower freight
rates. This committee will report back
to o. meeting OF the mernber roads OF
the association In the board room OF
the New Haven next Wednesday.
The action OF the association WAS
forecast plainly by decisions at n
meeting Of the Eastern presidents
conference at the Metropolitan Club,
Fifth avenue and Sixtieth street. earli-
or in the day. Chief executives of NJ
ty-two railroads embracing all the
territory north of the Ohio and east
OF the Mississippi rivers attended.
These men determined that the
Eastern carriers would lose no time In
following the lead OF the Western
roads In sending out notifications OF
the proposed wage cuts. Similarity
Preparations Of the steam carriers OF
the Southeast and the Southwest are
known TO be so near completion that
their notices will be posted also with
in a few days.
All groups will serve the usual thir-
ty days notice on the workers and call
conferences in attempts TO agree OF
the reductions. On the expected rcfus-
al os acceptance by the men the dis
putes will bc certified to the Railroad
Labor Board for decision.
When this stage is reached. proba.
bly, by the first OF the year, the raj
executives hope that the combined
pressure of carriers, shippers and tn,
Harding Administration win he SUN.
cient to induce the board 70 clear VI
or set aside the calendar, OF existing
rules controversies so ~ TO begin con.
sideration Of wages by February o.
early March.
With hearings then to be held 70
the presentation OF masses of evidence
in respect to living costs and condi
tons and the rates of pay for employ
ees in other Industries and the tim
required for its digestion by the board
it is believed by many that wage c
duction can hardly be effected muc
before midsummer.
/ ~
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11
xAlszag ronrRAIrs aspucEp.
F1ne Picture of william and Joseph
for 100 Francs Apiece.

Geneva. Nov. 1i.-PnintinEs OF the
Hohenxollerns and the Hapsburga
have slumped In tho market unit,
what are considered by dealers good
portraits Of the former German EN-
peror and the late Emperor, Francis
Joseph OF Austria. brought only bids
Of 100 francs each at recent art
sale In Zurich.
Portraits Of the former German
Crown Prince. Frederick william. In
his Deaths Head uniform brought Of
fers OF only 30 francs.
The dealers Offering those and other
similar pictures guaranteed them as
coming from the various royal palaces
The pictures are to be taken to the
United States and to England, where
the dealers hope the markets Will be
better.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11
obrewon Dimes with Walters.

Mexico City. Nov. 1L-Newspnpers
here cite as evidence of President
Obregon's democracy his recent at
tendance at the annual dinner OF the
local walters union at which he made
an extended address. Several members
of the presidents cabinet also at
tended.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11
Della ware Lodge Dances.

Delaware Lodge, No. 14t, I. O. u. S.
held n mask and civil ball at the
Auditorium last night. Prizes were
given to the most attractively dressed
dancers
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-11-11

Read tho classified advs.. too.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
Five Autos and IL
Cases of Liquor Are
Seized by 2 Squads

a large quantity Of Christmas
booze went into the vault In the fed
eraI building last night M a result OF
the return OF two squads OF prohibi-
ton forces. one OF which operated in
the southern part OF the state and
the other in Ration.
Five conflscated autos also were
brought here from the southern part
OF the state. the confiscated cars be-
Ing n Ford truck. a For sedan. a
Dodge touring car. a Dodge roadster
and an Overland touring car.
The liquor which vas brought here
In the seized ears consisted OF ~
eases 81 whisky teduila and assort-
ments Of coRnac. creme de cocoa and
creme dcmcnthc. The seizure rep
resented II arrests. II. W. Snyder.
director NJ the prohibition forces in
the state, personally was In charge OF
the agents operations In most cases
at pcminE. Las Cruces and nm. y. NJ.
The squad which returned from Ra-
ton reported five arrests and brought
with them "a quantity 81 seized liquor.
The men arrested at Ration were Jim
rapuHs, Slave Sepirh. Carlos Alvarez,
John Hogan and Joe Vat. all %propric-
tors ~ soft drink establishments. ac-
CordinE 10 the Officers.
The men were given hearings be-
fore "a United States commiss' nner nj
Ration ana held under bonds ranging
from $1,000 to $1,000. sheriff Ahe
HiNcnhauEh N ColfaN county and Dis
trict Attorney n ~ Woodward nc-
companicd tho officers In the raids
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
Be CAREFUL WITH
CHRISTMAS TREES,
FIRE CHIEF SAYS
Candles Should Not Be
Used, Nor l~nhammable
Decorations

Due to the use OF highly inflammR-
BILE overgreens and decorations In the
homes aud elsewhere. Christmas has
become one of tho most dangerous
holidays OF h season, according to
Fire chief william Colliater.
OF this the fire chief here
wishes that persons having, Christ
mas trees and inflammable decora-
lions use care against fires. Candies,
nremen say, should not be used.
colorcd lights are safer. they say. and
a spotlight on the tree is ever better.
Care should be used not to ailow
scraps OF paper TO accumulate around
the tree. II there must be a Santa
Claus about the tree. the impcrsonn.
ter. fircmen say. should not use cot
ton whiskeru and should keep away
from the lights on the tree.
Whenever Christmas comes" said
Fire Chief Colllster today. "fremen
are always on the alert. fearing that
a fire will break out any time"
Alcohol, gasoline or kerosene
should be avoided around the trees.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23

be worked, in fact oncn II worked.
The whole theory OF Ford's pro-
posal does not seem to be vcry DIFF
ferent from h which IN behind all
banking.
The plan could no doubt be put into
effect II the government acts ar inter.
mediary and takes the position Of "A
general g~uRrantor OF the greenhack and
also Of a fiscal agent to see that the
liabilities are constantly shifted and
thus refunded a. they are called.
A. "a matter Of fact, the public
works" ns securities would be Of only
secondary Importance unless the
amount OF the Issue became extremely
large.
The plan should have no direct ef-
feet upon the banking system unless
the greenbacks were made legal for
reserve by the federal reserve bank.
in which event there would he In time
% Industrial expansion "A new posi-
blllty Of bank credit initiation.
At q time like the present, how
ever. when the banks have no trouble
In providing funds there should be
no such effect.
n such q plan as his were used Ia
promote public works that would not
otherwise he built. Il would have "a
tendency to Increase PURCHASING
power In the hands OF consumer
and thu lead to buying which should
stimulate business and result In more
hank loans and an increasing price
level.
" we that these public
works ure Ia he built In any case,
this plan ~ Horny Ford's might make
II possible to TO h work without tax.
alton.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
WHO'S HERE
COMBS.

tbNtlt~s
4. ~ Cornweil Fort Bayard.
j.. NJ Anthony silver city.
\. s. Livingston and wife. Denver,
Il. l.. winters and wife, Philadcl'
phia. Pa.
y g. kcmpton. Santa Re.
q T.. ironing and wife st. Louis
u G Orchard. Ration
W. - salisbury. pHmpa. Texas.
T. Armstrong. Denver.
j. $. Collier. Dearborn, Mo
s /. Rohr and wife, Palmer Lake
Colorado
J. \. McHumphrcv. Corrco. y, NJ.
n. l.. Tudor, state College.
j. Hayes, SHrta BE
STURGES.
~ g. frost. III Paso.
Hunot Young. cuba.
" NcKine. Taos.
Il T Heller, Cabezon
n g. Fcnton. Blackjack Mo.
I . Collier. Dearborn, Mo.
a. Lopez. Santa Rosa.
! " Shrrar. Holbrook. Ariz
" \ Barn'y, Gallup.
g Spencer. Gallup
hi.NNRADO.
Dr \ =, Chadwick ana wife
Boston.
$ JKccfc. New York city.
e.. g. Waller santa Re.
J. NJ Iin"nu, Santa Fc.
g. G. Hcyman, 81. Louis.
g. Trottcr, Jr., waldo.
= NJ. Kerr. Hampstead, n. Y.
W. Todd, Socorro.
u H. Warren. Berkeley, Calf.
J.. Branigan. Holbrook. Ariz,
n BiCkor. santa Fe
j. T.. Muckty. Chicago.
r. l.. Mather. Niagara waits.
f. l.. Lovelace. Niagara FATS
Mrs. +. LoodHco. Niagara Falls.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
Economists Disagree on
FordS Currency Plan
win Boom Trade, " Says One; mo Good, " Say Others.

Henry Ford has aroused at,cn-
tion OF the cconomic world by his
PROPOSAL that the government
finance all federal improvements
by issuing grccnbacks. secured
by public property. The present
practice N 10 Issue bonds on
which the people have TO pay
interest. The Herald has asked
some leading economic authori-
ties Of the nation TO give ITS
readers their opinion ON ford's
plan. Three statements
plan. iva against u.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
Ideal.
CLOVIS ELECTION DEC. 81.
fSpcClnl 10 The Ucruld)

CLOVIS. y. NJ. Dec. 23-The most
discussed topic Of the day In Clovis
A. the commiss m form OF govern
mcnt a special election a been
called for December 81, ut which time
the legal voters of Clovis Will decide
whether or not the commission form
OF government shall be adopted Tor
clovis Opinions seem 10 be- divided,
some Of the mast prominent men and
women ~favoring the change, while
theirs wish to retain the present al
dermanie form Of govegpmeuI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23

The secret TO Success Is sys-
tematic Saving. Join our Christ.
mas Savings Club, and start the
New Year right. First Savings
Bank and Trust Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-23
Indications of Oil
In Calisteo Well
Near Santa Fe

SANTA FE, Dec. 23.-N. n. Gas
cho, who II daily in touch with the
Gallrteo oil we'll. corrected the report
that oil had been struck In the Wood
well at 2,340 feet. saving that there
are simply indications OF oil and the
depth Of the old hole Is 2.22O feet.